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This archive contains references to articles from July 16-31, 1998. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Friday, July 31
Agreement is the only way to a better future: Irish News (by Eddie McGrady)
Commission set to deny Garvaghy march request: The Irish Times
Unionists team up to exclude Sinn Fein: Irish News
LVF's exclusion from prison releases criticised: The Irish Times
Danger with UUP strategy: Irish News (Editorial)
Blair tells of joy after brokering peace deal: Irish News
Thursday, July 30
Mowlam rules IRA can stay in release scheme: The Guardian
Ceasefire cleric’s fears over loyalist renegades: Irish News
Reasons to be grateful as Mowlam stays in NI: The Irish Times
Portadown lodge set to hold series of marches: Irish News
Orangemen protest at march block: The Irish Times
March formula can be found: Irish News (Editorial)
Rhonda Paisley awarded £24,249 over arts job: The Irish Times
Wednesday, July 29
Murder near and far: Nando Times
My year of living dangerously: The Times
Prospect of Orange Order shift recedes: The Irish Times
Saulters loses all credibility: Irish News (Editorial)
Rapid rundown of Maze predicted: BBC
Residents’ group in quest for ‘facilitator’: Irish News
Irish-American NI prize for Mitchell: The Irish Times
Tuesday, July 28
Mortal blow to bigotry: The Guardian
RUC won't fly flag on parade day: Electronic Telegraph
MPs' diagnosis is right but the medicine is weak: The Irish Times
Shooting blamed on loyalists: The Guardian
Portadown march kept away from Garvaghy Road: The Irish Times
Anti-Trimble axis looming: Irish News (Editorial)
Role of NI rights body is outlined: The Irish Times
Monday, July 27
Dealing with these `Taig-free zones': Sunday Business Post
Government may push for Trimble/Adams meeting during Clinton's Irish visit: Sunday Business Post
Moral Maze of trying to fill prison position: The Guardian
Anti-agreement axis puts our future at risk: Irish News
Head of Orange Order proposes talks: BBC
Order moves closer to talks on Drumcree: The Irish Times
Orange Order set to pivot: Irish News (Editorial)
MPs want ban on Orangemen joining RUC: The Times
Order to attempt Patton expulsion: Irish News
Getting an author's view of a well-loved 'little city': The Irish Times
‘Steady stream’ exiting SF: Irish News
Molyneaux likely to defect if UUP splits over SF: The Irish Times
Sunday, July 26
Mowlam's optimism on peace in Northern Ireland: Boston Globe
Ireland confers honor on US envoy: Boston Globe
IRA renegades use mobiles to set off bombs: Electronic Telegraph
Saulters backs Garvaghy talks: The Sunday Times
UUP threatens assembly boycott: The Sunday Times
Popular writers pen language of hope: The Sunday Times
Saturday, July 25
Harvard talks on N. Ireland end amid rancor: Boston Globe
'Orange ban' for RUC recruits: BBC
Hunt for Bloody Sunday troops: The Times
Church of Ireland must reassess its loyalist links: The Irish Times
Church grasps nettle of sectarianism: The Irish Times
High price to pay for the rambling of fools: Irish News
IRA accused of killing Catholic: Electronic Telegraph
Ancient Order must adapt or disappear: The Irish Times
Mallon urges caution over blame for Kearney murder: Irish News
Sinn Fein And Democracy: The Irish Times (Editorial)
The objective is true peace: Irish News (Editorial)
Killing may end the blind eye to IRA brutality: The Irish Times
More fine-tuning for Ulster Assembly: The Independent
More openness to mixed religious schools: The Irish Times
Friday, July 24
Mowlam’s fears well-founded: Irish News (Editorial)
Row over terrorists joining new assembly: BBC
Mowlam wants troops out: Irish News
Executive seeks housing for 141 Catholic families: The Irish Times
We must all realise no-one owns God: Irish News (by Mary McAleese)
Committee to issue report on RUC future: Irish News
Dr Eames questions if Orangeism is Christian: The Irish Times
'Gazette' defends church position: The Irish Times
Visas have ‘ill effects’ says SF: Irish News
Thursday, July 23
N. Ireland peace will hold, British overseer declares: Baltimore Sun
Mallon’s appeal gets cool reception: Irish News
Words not enough after latest murder: The Irish Times
Civic forum building links: Irish News (Editorial)
Wilson presses IRA to reveal burial sites: The Irish Times
Beggs attacks security forces: Irish News
Clinton visit to North no glory trip, says Mowlam: The Irish Times
Wednesday, July 22
The trouble John Knox started in 1561: Boston Globe
Mortar attack on RUC station: Irish Independent
Irish Republicans recruit in West Country: Electronic Telegraph
No surer friends to all our people: Irish News (Editorial)
Bloody Sunday subpoena move: The Independent
Orange Order minister says violence was reason he quit: The Scotsman
Orange conscience is a long time overdue: Irish News
AOH warned on NI commitment: The Irish Times
Orange feet in Dublin’s fair city: Irish News
Search of estate hit by 'orchestrated' attacks: The Irish Times
Only ten Tories voted on Ulster: The Times
Tuesday, July 21
Clinton to Visit Dublin, Belfast: Washington Post
Sinn Fein under attack after murder: Irish News
Paramilitary attacks total 122 this year: The Irish Times
Trimble bombshell on Sinn Fein's role: Irish Independent
Assembly answer to sectarianism: SDLP: Irish News
Bloody Sunday inquiry wrangle: Electronic Telegraph
The truth: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Saville is 'switched-on' and a moderniser: The Irish Times
Monday, July 20
Orange ayatollahs and the squeamish elders of the Church of Ireland: Sunday Business Post
Marching into deeper holes: Sunday Business Post
Orange Order rift widens as chaplains quit over Drumcree: The Times
A new optimism on Assembly taking hold after spasm of mayhem: Irish Independent
SF failed to aid Trimble in his hour of need: The Irish Times
President sets example of how to forge our future: Irish News
Residents of Garvaghy Rd may be offered incentives: The Irish Times
Clinton visit will seal the peace alliance: Irish Independent
Why not join the parade and enjoy the Twelfth?: The Irish Times
Assembly link confirmed: Irish News
Legal wrangles may mean a boycott of inquiry: The Irish Times
The Trouble With Tribes: Washington Post
Sunday, July 19
CLINTON'S STAKE IN IRELAND: The Chicago Tribune
Out of tragedy, a seed of hope in Ulster: Boston Globe
A LOOK AT . . . The Irish, Here and There: Washington Post (part I)
Last judgment at Drumcree: The Sunday Times
MARCHING TO THE DEATH: The Sunday Times
Orangemen seek peaceful solution over Drumcree: Electronic Telegraph
A LOOK AT. . .The Irish, Here and There: Washington Post (part II)
Blair rejected plea to back Orange Order: The Sunday Times
British Bill ignores elements of Deal: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
IRA poised to hand over the bodies of its victims: The Sunday Times
An avenue to agreement: The Sunday Times (Editorial)
Split in Orange Order unlikely: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Voice of hope that told Orangemen to go home: The Sunday Times
Freedom for Scotland will cost England dear: The Sunday Times
Saturday, July 18
N. Ireland chaplains receive death threats: Chicago Tribune
50 RUC families forced out of homes: Irish News
Order concedes it will not walk down Garvaghy: The Irish Times
The law is an ass that protects Drumcree thugs: Irish News
Paisley left behind as spirit of Drumcree evaporates: The Irish Times
The bitter reality of life on the edge of a sectarian swamp: The Independent
The Primacy Of Politics: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Orangeism on threshold of profound reappraisal: The Irish Times (by Cardinal Daly)
Noraid to raise cash for IRA dissidents: The Times
Church must confront sectarian poison: The Irish Times
Blaming both sides: Irish Independent
Sectarianism oozed from Drumcree to Ballymoney: The Irish Times
Mother blames loyalists for sons' death: Sydney Morning Herald
Innocents sacrificed on pyre of bigotry: Hong Kong Standard
Friday, July 17
Out of the deaths of babes: Baltimore Sun (Editorial)
Arms handover 'not imminent': The Independent
Arms movement could lead to decommissioning: The Irish Times
Stand-off at Drumcree to cost £100m: The Guardian
Lessons we must learn from Drumcree: Irish Independent
Ex-Noraid leader in dissident cash plan: Irish News
What place for Noraid in the new peace process?: Irish News
Peers ask Queen to pardon Guardsmen: The Times
Mother's tribute to firebomb sons: The Independent
Thursday, July 16
Army and RUC clear camp at Drumcree: Electronic Telegraph
Cracks in the Orange Order: BBC
Time for CoI to reassess Orange links: Irish News (Editorial)
Northern Ireland's fragile peace: Nando Times
Bingham gives lead in rethink by Orangemen: The Irish Times
Drumcree ’98 leaves UUP at a crossroads: Irish News
Adams criticises use of church land: The Irish Times
New recruits swell ranks of terrorist group: Irish Independent