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This archive contains references to articles from July 1-14, 1997. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
July 14Northern Ireland Teetering on Peace: Daily News
Time is right for ceasefire: Irish News (Editorial)
'Paramilitaries tried to reduce tension': The Irish Times
Orangemen marching along the right route: Irish News
Orange decision does not mean peace at hand: The Irish Times
Bombs found in Ulster city: Boston Globe
Marching truce boosts Church hopes of peace: The Times
'Betrayal' by Mowlam challenged: Irish News
IRA ceasefire is 'wishful thinking': Daily Telegraph
July 13
Their Ire Is Deeply Routed: Daily News
A respite in the rancor marks parades in Northern Ireland: Philadelphia Inquirer
Word of a quiet Belfast tests credulity of some: Boston Globe
Peaceful protests at Ulster marches: Sunday Telegraph
July 12
Seize this chance republicans urged: Irish News
The Orange card came up trumps once: Irish News
Ulster welcomes parade changes: Boston Globe
Loyalists condemn parades 'sell-out': The Times
Order's hard act to follow: Irish News (Editorial)
Orange Order decision may deliver IRA ceasefire: The Irish Times
Gunmen wound five at Belfast checkpoint: Philadelphia Inquirer
Smaller paramilitary groups pose big threat: The Irish Times
Two teen casualties underscore enmity that splits Belfast: Philadelphia Inquirer
Molyneaux behind decision by Orangemen: The Times
Beacon of hope from Newry Orangemen: The Irish Times
One of the historical purposes of these displays is to antagonise Catholics: Irish News
July 11
Orangemen call off parades 'to save lives': The Times
Ulster parades to be rerouted: Boston Globe
Irish nationalists have equal political and civil rights: The Irish Times (by Gerry Adams)
RUC and Orange Order frequently at odds: The Irish Times
Equality for all, as long as you're not a Fenian: Irish News
Our prime ministerial moderniser: The Times
July 10
10 in Congress urge Britain to defuse Ulster provocations: Boston Globe
Democracy itself was undermined this week: Irish News (by John Hume)
British must 'force' equality: Irish News (Editorial)
Unionists say Dublin stance key to weekend events: The Irish Times
400 more troops sent to Ulster: Daily Telegraph
Errors were made but this time things are better: The Irish Times
Garvaghy Road decision was only option says De Rossa: Irish News
RUC gives warning of crisis over parade in Derry: The Irish Times
July 9
Answers fail to convince: Irish News (Editorial)
Nationalist Mistrust: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Mowlam accused of duplicity over Drumcree decision: Daily Telegraph
Basis for Garvaghy march decision disquieting: The Irish Times
Hume calls for urgent meeting with Blair: The Irish Times
Orange Order urged to reroute parade: The Irish Times
Nationalists urged to join Derry protest: Irish News
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
July 8
In Belfast 2 lives change: Boston Globe
African MP compares Garvaghy police to Sharpville massacre: Irish News
In N. Ireland, British official gets rough start: Philadephia Inquirer
SF to mobilise supporters in 'militant' protests: Irish News
2d night of rioting grips N. Ireland: Philadelphia Inquirer
Ulster braced for more rioting: Daily Telegraph
Leaked document blows away Mowlam credibility: Irish News
March permission 'best option': The Irish Times
Tension as Orangemen prepare to march: The Irish Times
Americans in Derry struggle to stay cheerful: The Irish Times
Blair gets complaint from Kennedy on marches: The Irish Times
July 7
The only option: The Times (Editorial)
Mowlam has failed in her responsibilities: Irish News (Editorial)
Who Won At Drumcree?: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Protests boost order's appeal: Irish News
Terrible price to pay for Drumcree parade: The Irish Times
WPc shot as Orange march sparks riots: Daily Telegraph
Ahern openly critical as parade goes ahead: The Irish Times
Trimble may have swayed parade decision: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Blood and tears as Orangemen take Garvaghy Road: Irish News
Honeymoon over for Mowlam: The Times
Protestants 'will not be driven out of Portadown': The Irish Times
RUC chief says life loss risk influenced decision: The Irish Times
Lodges' flexibility is an example to all: Irish News
July 6
A showdown brews on parade in N. Ireland: Philadelphia Inquirer
Defiant Orangemen keep Ulster on edge: Sunday Telegraph
Mowlam stalls as march fears grow: The Sunday Times
American IRA film casts RUC as the bad guy: The Sunday Times
July 5
Security or Morality?: The Irish Times
An expression of culture or political aggression?: Irish News
Orange Order wants a dignified march: Irish News
Two traditions fight for rights: The Irish Times
Thousands leave Ulster as parade fears grow: The Times
A monsoon might yet stop Drumcree debacle: Irish News
It would be good if it was all over and all were agreeable: The Irish Times
Orangemen urged not to march as Army moves in: Daily Telegraph
Peace bridges are being built: Irish News (Editorial)
Robinson criticises hospital over 'public' mass: The Irish Times
July 4
Might and right in Portadown: Irish News (Editorial)
Hopes fade of deal on Drumcree: The Irish Times
The Impasse at Drumcree: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Troops prepare for the worst in march stalemate: The Times
Minister's Drumcree II apology call: Irish News
July 3
Ahern must avoid the tribal trap: The Irish Times
Unionists fear a deal over march at Drumcree: Daily Telegraph
Hope waxes for Drumcree peace: The Irish Times
LVF is among the most deadly loyalist groups: The Irish Times
Ingram admits Orange past: Irish News
Australia ordered to release Adams papers: Irish News
Six convicted in IRA plot bomb power plants: Boston Globe
July 2
Is Adams trapped in the shadow of the gunmen?: Irish News
Unionists will lose electoral dominance: The Irish Times
Ahern demands ban on parade: Daily Telegraph
Stirrings of Generosity?: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Drumcree Three can be avoided, Trimble says: The Irish Times
Government must promote Irish unity, says Adams: The Irish Times
Mayors' historic tribute: Irish News
July 1
Orangeism diluted by nationalist numbers: Irish News
Mischief in the ill-chosen word : Irish News (Editorial)
Changes in parades law cannot end problem: The Irish Times
Taylor's Drumcree force call sparks fury: Irish News
Rivalry fuelling parades conflict: The Irish Times
US official calls for talks to end parades impasse: Irish News