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This archive contains references to articles from July 1-15, 1998. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Wednesday, July 15
Orange, Green--and red: Chicago Sun-Times (Editorial)
Four charged in London bombing plot: Philadelphia Inquirer
White Coffins in N. Ireland: Washington Post
Suffer the little children... : The Guardian
Out of the hate, a moment to find shared sorrow: The Times
Spurred by rhetoric in defence of Orangeism: The Irish Times
Is Drumcree the Orangemen's Alamo?: The Independent
Bitter divisions threaten Orange Order: The Irish Times
Drumcree passions rise in time to Paisley’s roar: Irish News
Orangeman says talks are 'dead in the water': The Irish Times
The brethren have finally taken leave of their senses: Irish News
'Real' IRA may pose serious threat to peace: The Irish Times
Tuesday, July 14
AN UNSPEAKABLE TRAGEDY IN ULSTER: Chicago Tribune (Editorial)
Outside Wake for Slain Boys, the Sound of Marching Feet: Los Angeles Times
Protestants March in Somber Northern Ireland: Washington Post
Boys' murder brings uneasy calm: Sydney Morning Herald
Residents act with dignity: Irish News (Editorial)
C of I must confront Drumcree issue: The Irish Times
UVF 'linked to murders and death threats': Electronic Telegraph
What about the right of people to live in peace?: Irish News
Orangemen risk British backlash after child killings: The Guardian
Nationalists must hold on to moral advantage: The Irish Times
Orange disorder poses toughest test for Trimble: Irish Independent
The Killing of Children: Washington Post (Editorial)
A landscape strewn with casualties and not a victor in sight: The Times
Trimble hits out at murder stories: Irish News
Refugees from the firebombers: The Guardian
Donaldson calls on unionists to form single force: The Irish Times
Monday, July 13
An end to Orange fear and loathing will result from Drumcree 1998: Sunday Business Post
We must look past Drumcree: Sunday Business Post (Editorial)
Marching into self-destruction: Sunday Business Post
Fatal Firebombing Shocks N. Ireland's Hard-Liners: Washington Post
Sickened by death: The Guardian (Editorial)
The Blame for Ballymoney: The Irish Times
This dreadful Orange Order folly: Irish Independent
IN THE NAME OF GOD, GO: The Times (Editorial)
Orangemen reject calls to end protest: Boston Globe
Dr Eames tells Orangemen to leave Drumcree: The Irish Times
No surrender needed to talk about peace: Irish News
Loyalists seek to drive out Catholics: Electronic Telegraph
Trimble increasingly isolated within Unionism: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
The brink of tragedy - again: The Guardian
Loyalist paramilitaries have not gone away you know: Irish Independent
Deaths part of pattern of sectarian intimidation: The Irish Times
The long march of history: The Guardian
Who's undermining the 'Real IRA'?: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Paisley comes face to face with his dire prophecy: Irish Independent
Drumcree Orangemen under little pressure from police or army: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Impact of tragedy could bring new style of politics: The Irish Times
Drumcree dealing threatens unity of the Orange Order: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Sunday, July 12
Children's deaths in N. Ireland 'turning point': Chicago Tribune
Trenches and razor wire. It's one way to keep the peace: The Observer
Back from the brink: The Sunday Times
Orange Order begins talks with Catholics over disputed march: Boston Globe
Young recruits rush to join Orange Order: Independent on Sunday
Seeking converts on the road to Drumcree: The Sunday Times
A tense Belfast awaits outcome of talks on march: Philadelphia Inquirer
UVF presses for Drumcree deal: The Sunday Times
Orange ultimatum as crisis deepens: Electronic Telegraph
Terror summit link to London firebomb attempt: The Observer
Saturday, July 11
Last bid to avert Bloody Monday: Electronic Telegraph
Standoff Imperils Peace in N. Ireland: Los Angeles Times
Presence of hope is the big difference: The Irish Times
Seven-minute march drums up ancient hatreds: The Guardian
Two years later, violence lessens: Boston Globe
Orangemen must choose: Irish News
There's so much to lose: Irish Independent
Low-level ethnic cleansing in evidence: The Irish Times
The world can now see the truth of Orange hate: Irish News
Arrests Averted Bombing, British Say: Washington Post
No surrender (by us): The Guardian
Putting moderate unionism at risk: Irish Independent
'New' unionism scarcely conceals old bigotry: The Irish Times
Orange leaders meet ex-IRA informer: Irish News
Friday, July 10
N. Ireland leader warns of new strife: Philadelphia Inquirer
Siege of Drumcree: The Guardian (Editorial)
Middle class scorns the sash its fathers wore: The Irish Times
'We can paralyse Ulster': Electronic Telegraph
Butter coming through the poundies: Irish News
They want to kick Trimble, not the Pope: The Irish Times
Orange leaders in talks with terrorists: The Times
Time to be generous: Irish Independent
Drumcree and freedom: The Guardian
'Disquiet' in C of I over use of church hall: The Irish Times
Words with special meaning in the dictionary of trouble: The Times
Orangemen dive head first into publicity disaster: Irish Independent
IRA blocks aid for terror case appeal: The Guardian
Thursday, July 9
Rioting and protests rage in the streets of Belfast: Philadelphia Inquirer
Catholics burnt out of homes by UDA gangs: Electronic Telegraph
Ulster zealots would incinerate Irish peace; will Blair stop them?: Boston Globe
UUP say `we have nothing left to give': Irish Independent
Local hero ... or villain of the peace?: The Times
NI leaders must act together to resolve crisis: The Irish Times
Honour the past, but don't repeat it: Toronto Globe and Mail (Editorial)
A case of staking so much for so little: Irish Independent
Nationalist fury over paper’s call for force: Irish News
Orangemen give Blair ultimatum: The Guardian
Our leaders have failed us: Irish News (Editorial)
Violence warnings are from splinter loyalists: The Irish Times
Political realism in Northern Ireland: The Independent
Leaders warn of plot to wreck the Assembly: The Irish Times
Paramilitaries’ actions may scupper releases: Irish News
Wednesday, July 8
Tough Going in Ulster: Washington Post (Editorial)
Parade standoff in N. Ireland slows healing of old wounds: Baltimore Sun
Loyalists attack Catholic homes and churches: The Irish Times
Loyalists threaten weekend mayhem: Irish Independent
Eunuchs of Drumcree: The Times
McAleese parade ‘set precedent’: Irish News
Blair agrees to meet Orangemen: Electronic Telegraph
Blair must tell home truths: Irish News (Editorial)
Ulster crisis: more troops sent in: The Guardian
Paisley warns Twelfth will be 'settling day': The Irish Times
Loyalist violence leaves trail of sadness but no surprise: The Times
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
Tuesday, July 7
Despite Troubles, Northern Ireland Is Closer to Peace: New York Daily News
Smugness in South lives on myth of 'sick' North: The Irish Times
Tempers Flare As Marchers Wait: Washington Post
Christ dies in Drumcree: The Times
Paper calls on Trimble to mediate: Irish News
Orangemen to widen march protests: Electronic Telegraph
The fear is back and doors are locked: Irish Independent
Fringe groups come to the fore in marching season: The Irish Times
Belfast march allowed to proceed: Philadelphia Inquirer
A reward for intransigence: Irish News (Editorial)
'Freedom camp' set up outside gates of castle: The Times
Monday, July 6
Time to probe Orange Order: Sunday Business Post (Editorial)
Marchers Vow to Beat Blockade in N. Ireland: Los Angeles Times
Threat of civil unrest: The Guardian
Trimble may quit over parade ban: Electronic Telegraph
When loyalists confronted the Crown: The Times
This is no time to take the road to pointless chaos: Irish News
Sadness and outrage at the barriers: Irish Times
Finding the courage to compromise: The Independent (Editorial)
British soldiers may act only in reserve role: The Irish Times
Compromise only solution: Irish News (Editorial)
Orangemen sleep under the stars at Protestant Mecca: The Irish Times
The siege of Drumcree: The Guardian (Editorial)
Turning the pages of history - how the standoffs began: Irish News
Christianity still working miracles: The Irish Times
Decision on Ormeau parade: Irish News
Sunday, July 5
Parade Route Has N. Ireland Peace on Edge: Washington Post
Observe the sons of Ulster: The Sunday Times
Mitchell gets Liberty Medal for peace effort: Philadelphia Inquirer
Assembly wits will put dull dail in the shade: The Sunday Times
Boston peace group goes to Portadown as monitors: Boston Globe
Sinn Fein raises £1m in America: The Sunday Times
Ulster braced for violence as parades body meets: Electronic Telegraph
Drumcree is Northern Ireland 'writ small': by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Trimble's leadership on the line as Orange card is played at Drumcree: The Observer
Unionists to back RUC flag ban: Electronic Telegraph
Saturday, July 4
We must look to the future: Irish News & Ulster Newsletter (joint Editorial)
Tension rises as troops move in: Electronic Telegraph
An ordinary road on the front line between hope and despair: The Independent
When will the backward marches of hate stop?: Irish News
Uncertainty to accompany moments of great change: The Irish Times
Trimble's long march to a new Unionism: The Times
'They should talk. But they feel above that': The Guardian
'Do they want us to crawl on our knees to them?': The Guardian
The hope that lurks behind those burning churches and voodoo drums: The Independent
A Job Well Done: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Nerves frayed as Portadown prepares itself for showdown: Irish News
Local hero who fills opponents with hate: The Times
Mallon comes in at last as key trust-builder: The Irish Times
Give Assembly a chance to work, Clinton pleads: The Irish Times
England's difficulty is Ireland's ecstasy: The Irish Times
Friday, July 3
Hopes rise for Drumcree deal: Electronic Telegraph
Can peace hit Garvaghy?: The Guardian (Editorial)
Mallon says moves under way to resolve impasse: The Irish Times
Up the creek with Paisley: The Times
Ulster's chance to demonstrate that the future is orange and green: The Guardian
Church burnings put hope and hatred to test: The Times
Clinton makes call to North leaders: The Irish Times
Words can fan arsonists’ fire: Irish News (Editorial)
Hardline elements blamed for attacks: Irish News
Political heat rises yet bonfires are not even lit: Irish News
Thursday, July 2
Starting fresh in Ulster: Baltimore Sun (Editorial)
Survival is the priority for Northern Ireland's Assembly: Boston Globe
ULSTER ASSEMBLY PICKS LEADERS--WITH AMITY: Chicago Tribune
Blair ready for talks on Drumcree : The Guardian
Historic handshake for peace: The Independent
Winning pair can do business: Electronic Telegraph
A page of history turned almost audibly: The Irish Times
Revival of picket ‘inexcusable’: Irish News
Mallon well known for honesty and stubbornness: The Irish Times
The only route: The Times (Editorial)
Letter to residents a significant move: Irish News (Editorial)
Parades dispute result of failure to move on: The Irish Times
Blair ready to intervene over Orange march: The Times
Building a memorial for peace, in Flanders: The Irish Times
Wednesday, July 1
March route a crossroads for Trimble: Boston Globe
Trimble appeals over march ban: The Independent
Orange Order march threat: The Guardian
Adams appeals for calm and calls for Blair to support march ruling: Irish News
Assembly will echo the past as change rolls on: Irish News
Unionist threat to Trimble post on Ulster assembly: Electronic Telegraph
Women's Coalition will change to protect agreement: The Irish Times