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This archive contains references to articles from July 15-31, 1997. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
July 31The cancer of sectarianism: Irish News (Editorial)
Still a long way to go, even with a ceasefire: The Irish Times
Compromise possible on Derry march: The Irish Times
Claudy: 25 years ago today a community was devastated: Irish News
Girl's birthday ruined over Union Jack dress: The Irish Times
July 30
Can unionism survive in a British republic?: Irish News
Minister says no fudge on arms issue in talks: The Irish Times
Terror grips streets as darkness falls: Irish News
Belfast residents clear up after street battle: The Irish Times
July 29
Belfast Army patrols halted as security is scaled down: Daily Telegraph
Tactic to shame the unionists to talks: The Irish Times
Schoolboy was young victim of old hatreds: The Irish Times
Peace is now a 'certainty': Irish News
Taunts 'drive IRA victim to kill himself': Irish News
July 28
Refusal to engage in talks makes no sense: Irish News
Adams faces Unionist challenge on TV: The Times
BBC denies seeking interview with IRA: The Irish Times
Adams cornered over IRA arms: Daily Telegraph
Border gang suspected after guns haul: The Irish Times
Adams seeks Clinton's help on rights: The Irish Times
Human rights have a place in the peace process: Irish News
July 27
A cautious eye is cast upon new IRA cease-fire: Philadelphia Inquirer
US to let Adams in for visit: The Sunday Times
IRA terror for family of jockey who spoke out: The Sunday Times
July 26
NI Catholic majority is a dangerous myth: The Irish Times
Trimble seeks way to join full peace talks: The Times
'Regions' break away to end United Kingdom: Irish News
Nationalists should 'reach out' - Adams: The Irish Times
New ceasefire with a new war of words: Irish News
Ahern in talks with Adams and Hume: Daily Telegraph
July 25
Mitchell sees hope for Irish talks: Boston Globe
Demands on arms issue unhelpful, says Ahern: The Irish Times
Birmingham Six get apology from Britain: The Irish Times
Home rule for Scots by millennium: Daily Telegraph
July 24
Why IRA can't make peace: Boston Globe
Ambiguity necessary in search for peace: The Irish Times
A clear path through the weapons minefield: Irish News
Blair facing bind as Trimble acts tough: The Irish Times
Violence could return quickly, says Sinn Fein: Daily Telegraph
A Setback Not a Disaster: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Peace talks on despite Unionists' gun vote: The Times
July 23
Loyalists, Protestant clerics want talks with SF: The Irish Times
Testing the IRA's intent: Boston Globe (Editorial)
Don't ask the unionists what equality means: Irish News
Unionists must face up to new reality: The Irish Times
Protestant leader says IRA truce changes nothing: Philadelphia Inquirer
Unionists to vote against gun plan: The Times
Ulster unionists denounce arms plan: Boston Globe
Bogside group's plans called provocative: The Irish Times
July 22
Parties now have a chance to move towards peace: The Irish Times
Semtex and symbols: The Times (Editorial)
Mr Trimble's Opportunity: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Stormont gates finally give way as SF enters: The Irish Times
IRA backers enter talks as others walk out: Philadelphia Inquirer
Deadlock in Blair talks with Ulster Unionists: Daily Telegraph
Memories of Bloody Friday still haunt people in the north: Irish News
Bomb victim families seeking justice in Europe: The Irish Times
SF leaders deny being party to partition: The Irish Times
Warm welcome in US for ceasefire: Irish News
July 21
Constitutional change marks Blair's vision for north: Irish News
Lives on the line: The Irish Times
SF leaders predict a united Ireland in their lifetimes: Irish News
Welcome in an atmosphere of qualified hope: The Irish Times
Cynics doubt ceasefire will produce peace: The Times
Ceasefire timing leaves unionists in dilemma: The Irish Times
Shankill Road shoppers unwilling to trust IRA: The Irish Times
Last Chance For Peace: The Irish Times (Editorial)
The challenge ahead: Irish News (by Martin McGuinness)
Blair presses Unionists to stay at talks: The Times
Mowlam to meet Adams face-to-face: Irish News
Truce by IRA goes into effect: Philadelphia Inquirer
July 20
Adams and Trimble set a tough test for Blair: The Sunday Times
Blair's actions encouraged IRA to restore truce: Boston Globe
IRA Trades Truce for Spot at Talks on N. Ireland Peace: Los Angeles Times
Blair struggles to sell new IRA ceasefire: The Sunday Times
IRA will give up arms, Blair tells Unionists: Sunday Telegraph
IRA calls a truce; Protestants remain wary: Philadelphia Inquirer
Now the bystanders must be won over: The Sunday Times
IRA gains upper hand with new cease-fire: Nando Times
Blair's rocky path to peace: The Sunday Times
July 19
Ceasefire call to the IRA by Sinn Fein: The Times
New IRA ceasefire expected: The Irish Times
IRA appears set to declare new cease-fire: Philadelphia Inquirer
New chance for peace: Irish News (Editorial)
Peace on whose terms?: The Times (Editorial)
The Prize Of Peace: The Irish Times
Hate slips in the back door and murders love: The Irish Times
Resumption of armed struggle has not been success for IRA's: The Irish Times
IRA killed more during ceasefire than since its ending: The Irish Times
Divided reactions to Sinn Fein peace call: Irish News
It's business as usual in West Belfast: The Irish Times
July 18
Sinn Fein leader urges IRA-backed cease-fire: Nando Times
A Moment Of Truth: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Blair accused of softening line on IRA: The Times
Blair puts on pressure: The Irish Times
July 17
We are demanding equality now: Irish News (by Gerry Adams)
SF softens unity stance: Irish News
Orange leadership offers real hope for the future: The Irish Times
'The more you have, the more you worry. . .': The Irish Times
Unionists walk out of talks over disarmament plans: The Times
July 16
Cultural confidence, diversity and equality: Irish News
Couple bridged sectarian divide: The Irish Times
Blair promises no delay to talks: The Times
July 15
Mowlam admits to new Sinn Fein talks: The Times
Unionists say credibility of British Govt damaged: The Irish Times
Fringe element threatens Northern Ireland prospects: Boston Globe
Residents must talk to Mowlam: Irish News
Bloody Sunday inquiry demand is 'political': Irish News
Builder jailed for IRA bombings can appeal: Daily Telegraph