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This archive contains references to articles from July 1-15, 1999. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Thursday, July 15
Ulster's `No' to terrorism: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Emotional deputy minister quits: Belfast Telegraph
Stevens man to testify in Finucane case: Irish News
Spin doctors got it wrong: Belfast Telegraph
Where do we all go from here?: Irish News (by Gerry Adams)
Who will replace Mo?: Belfast Telegraph
‘Not one bullet’ and ‘not an inch’ living fewer than ten miles apart: Irish News
IRA will destroy arms claims Minister: Belfast Telegraph
Accord in Ulster Hits a Roadblock Over Disarmament: New York Times
Blair admits defeat on Ulster: Electronic Telegraph
Changes take in Major's timetable concerns: The Times
We cannot take the risk: The Guardian (by David Trimble)
DUP ministers will act as opposition, says Robinson: The Irish Times
Downing St must take its share of the blame: The Times
Ulster Bill is a pig in a poke, says Lord Tebbit: Electronic Telegraph
Partners prepare for the last ritual dance: Irish Independent
Comparison with 1974 shows how far we have come: The Irish Times
Tory peers criticise failings of Ulster Bill: The Times
Ulster's bleak hour: The Guardian (Editorial)
Parity of discomfort, but no deal: The Irish Times
A BLOW, YES. BUT NOT YET TIME TO ABANDON ALL HOPE: The Independent
Drumcree barriers come down: BBC
RIGHT OF REPLY: The Independent
Londonderry meets the Mersey: The Times
Wednesday, July 14
Adams attacks 'charter': Belfast Telegraph
But it won't bring peace: Electronic Telegraph
Police body slams RUC over Nelson: Irish News
Why these marchers offer no way forward: Belfast Telegraph
Despite cheers, Protestant mood hardly victorious: Toronto Globe and Mail
Blair’s schmooze ploy is long past its sell by date won’t work any more: Irish News
Bill is flawed and unfair, says Trimble: Electronic Telegraph
Major urges Unionists to take a risk: The Guardian
Government awaits sign IRA ready to move on arms: The Irish Times
Trimble's dilemma at make or break meeting: The Times
Sticking to our guns: The Guardian (by Gerry Adams)
Mr Trimble's Challenge: The Irish Times
A true test of leadership: The Guardian (Editorial)
Taoiseach's blinkered view of decommissioning: The Irish Times
Marching season violence figures down: BBC
Yet again, King Billy's side wins at the Boyne: The Irish Times
Orangemen reject new call for talks: The Irish Times
Tuesday, July 13
Adams creating 'mountain of woe': Belfast Telegraph
Making sense of the Orange argument: Belfast Telegraph
N. Ireland Plan Goes to Parliament: Washington Post
New crisis over Ulster peace bill: The Guardian
McGuinness seeks US officials' help: The Irish Times
How the 'fail-safe' mechanism can be triggered: Electronic Telegraph
Govt not including 'unreconstructed terrorists': The Irish Times (by Bertie Ahern)
Trimble alone has to make fateful decision: The Irish Times
Stretching republicans too far: The Guardian
Police chief praises peaceful march: BBC
The lessons of Ormeau twelfth: Irish News (Editorial)
Sun and fun obscure the writing on the wall: The Irish Times
Papers praise day of peace: BBC
The storm before the calm: Irish News
COURT ORDERS JOURNALIST TO HAND OVER RECORDS: by Claire Grady (Sunday Tribune, July 11)
Irish writing on the walls for loyalists: Irish News
Sinn Fein breaks $3m fundraising barrier: Irish News
IRA should ‘help find body with site visit’: Irish News
Monday, July 12
SF denies threat to kill Adams: Irish News
After the Twelfth?: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Water threat group’s letter to Irish News: Irish News
A Bridge Apart: Belfast Telegraph
Give unionists product and more: Sunday Business Post
The improbable dream of a twelfth for all slips away: Irish News
Can we trust these 'partners'?: Belfast Telegraph
Public is split on IRA arms issue: Electronic Telegraph
Trimble warns: I'm finished if gamble fails: The Guardian
Ahern rejects demand by UUP to expel SF: The Irish Times
A five-lettered word edges IRA towards giving up arms: Sydney Morning Herald
All to play for: The Irish Times
Party may axe me, warns Trimble: Electronic Telegraph
Ambiguity on SF-IRA links now an obstacle: The Irish Times
TRIMBLE'S TIGHTROPE: The Times (Editorial)
A promise of new politics: The Irish Times
JOHN HUME MUST HELP CLEAR THE WAY FOR A UNIONIST YES: The Independent (Editorial)
Relaxed Orange parade in Rossnowlagh: The Irish Times
Ormeau Road area enjoys 11 months of prosperity annually: by Henry McDonald (The Observer, July 11)
Residents insist RUC control Orange marchers: The Irish Times
Sunday, July 11
Police foil Irish plot to poison England's water: Electronic Telegraph
Insiders tell Trimble to let Sinn Fein join: The Observer
Blair's reassurance to unionists: BBC
Bertie stubbornly supports Sinn Féin: Sunday Independent
We won't be ruled by law of the gun: The Sunday Times (by David Trimble)
Patten report may be spur to a deal: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
CAN IRA WRITE ITS WRONGS?: The Sunday Times
The Ulster Conundrum: Washington Post
Has the Orange Order overplayed its hand?: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Paying lip service to separation of powers: Sunday Independent
The Battle for Hearts and Minds in Irish America: Niall O'Dowd (Ireland on Sunday)
: The Sunday Times (Editorial)
Why do left and right back the wrong sides in Ulster?: Independent on Sunday
Hume holds the key to peace: Sunday Independent
Give peace a chance - offer a guarantee to unionists: The Sunday Times
In Shift, Ulster Approves Protestant March in Belfast on Monday: New York Times
The march of the embittered: Independent on Sunday
Saturday, July 10
Majority in favour of North executive: The Irish Times
Trimble wins backing over Ulster talks: Electronic Telegraph
Unionists sit tight: The Irish Times
Parade given the go-ahead: Belfast Telegraph
A welcome for sore Orange feet on the Garvaghy Road: Irish News
The rights of all: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
TV told to ‘downsize’ twelfth coverage: Irish News
Kicking over the traces: Belfast Telegraph
Friday, July 9
Ireland's leader calls for IRA help: Philadelphia Inquirer
Anger as Ahern denies IRA link with Sinn Fein: Electronic Telegraph
Taoiseach and Blair fail to keep in step in interviews: The Irish Times
Statement by IRA essential: Irish News (Editorial)
No SF 'ban' if IRA defaults on arms: The Irish Times
Ulster Must Not Say No: The Nation (Editorial)
For democracy's sake: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
UNIONISM'S BEST INTERESTS: The Irish Times
Way Forward has SF base ‘very uneasy': Irish News
Snail's pace may be surest way to lasting peace: Irish Independent
Orange rally ban stokes tensions: The Guardian
Orange parade ban 'sensible': BBC
SDLP plea to fight arsonists: Irish News
US politicians condemn 'Protestant bias' of RUC: Electronic Telegraph
Thursday, July 8
IRA verdict is overdue: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Steven King: Belfast Telegraph
Drumcree in the hi-tech world: Belfast Telegraph
Ahern calls for IRA arms statement: BBC
Fears as 20,000 Orangemen get ready to march: Electronic Telegraph
UUP's uncertainty deepening: The Irish Times
The Ulster Unionists' choice: Boston Globe (Editorial)
No Exit, No Entry: The Times (Editorial)
Unionists need time to be sure of republicans: The Irish Times
Bloody Sunday families to sue Para colonel: The Times
UUP wants to share government in peaceful intent: Irish News (by David Trimble)
Catholic birth rate chases Trimble down the hard road of compromise: Irish Independent
Pounding Lambegs echo from barricades: The Irish Times
America beckons to ‘jobless’ RUC: Irish News
Wednesday, July 7
Eamonn McCann: Belfast Telegraph
Testing Twelfth: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Sinn Fein must join executive, insists Ahern: Electronic Telegraph
Poll shows North still favours Good Friday deal: Irish Independent
IRA may present an inventory of its arms: The Irish Times
CHOOSING PEACE IN NORTHERN IRELAND: Chicago Tribune (Editorial)
Trimble left spinning in the wind: The Times
Without their guns, they're nothing - and they know it: Electronic Telegraph
Unionists must believe in their own capabilities: The Irish Times
The light is off but the UUP is still home alone: Irish News
C of I has 'let Drumcree parishioners down badly': The Irish Times
Catholic population on ascendancy in south Belfast: Irish News
New image for Orange Order: BBC
Saulters in new plea for dialogue: Irish News
Fury at Bloody Sunday outburst: The Guardian
Arrogance 'led colonel on path to catastrophe': The Times
Wilford slur begs belief: Irish News (Editorial)
Bloody Sunday judges 'exceeded powers': BBC
McGuinness makes plea over Irish passports: Irish News
Tuesday, July 6
David Trimble: Belfast Telegraph (by David Trimble)
Malachi O'Doherty: Belfast Telegraph
Blair Takes New Tack on N. Ireland: Washington Post
Blair offers 'review' of IRA releases: Electronic Telegraph
Blair pledge illegal says SF: Irish News
No indication of IRA move to decommission: The Irish Times
Trimble in direct plea to Clinton: The Times
A lack of clarity on North leaves new room for distrust: The Irish Times (by John Bruton)
Pressure mounts to move Mowlam on: Electronic Telegraph
Blair waits to play referendum card in North's interminable poker game: Irisn Independent
Democracy demands we just say no: The Times
Blair's Ulster blame game: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Trimble must give answer: Irish News (Editorial)
Equality of Certainty: The Times (Editorial)
Read His Lips...: by Malachi O'Doherty (BBC)
Riches tame IRA bastion: The Times
THE SKETCH: SO THE IRA'S DAYS ARE NUMBERED? SO WHAT'S THE NUMBER?: The Independent
In Blair's looking-glass world, words far outweigh mere deeds: Electronic Telegraph
Trimble cannot lose: The Irish Times
Ulster moderates urge Trimble to make leap of faith: The Times
Clinton’s role models and the Irish question: Irish News
Text of Sinn Fein's secret meeting: Electronic Telegraph
Resignation call after march ban: BBC
The litter louts of Ulster: The Guardian
'Our people responded magnificently': The Irish Times
Tension eases as sides back away from the brink: Irish Independent
'I hate them for making me hate them': The Irish Times
Bloody Sunday appeal begins: The Independent
Monday, July 5
Viewpoint: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Tony Blair's message to Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
Protestants' Yearly March Stays Peaceful: Los Angeles Times
Secret report exposes Sinn Fein tactics: Electronic Telegraph
It's down to God and Mammon to sway Trimble: Irish Independent
The system to oversee the arms destruction: The Irish Times
Blair fooled by con job, says Trimble: Electronic Telegraph More haste, less peace: The Times
Power sharing about time: Sunday Business Post (Editorial)
Why Mr Blair has got it wrong: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Small risk for a big prize Trimble must rise to historic opportunity : The Guardian
We must nowfind a way to break the cycle: The Irish Times (by Gerry Adams)
Solid Ground: The Times (Editorial)
Trimble plays a cool hand while Blair dices with danger: The Irish Times
An ultimate test of nerve for hard-pressed Trimble: Irish Independent
Trimble and co. can't say no: Electronic Telegraph
Polite determination of a law-abiding, gentle man: The Times
OLDER, WISER - AND POUNDS 100,000 RICHER: The Independent
Battle zone amid the rolling countryside: The Irish Times
To be generous in victory is no surrender for residents: Irish News
Catholic restraint in a time of crisis: The Times
The Challenge Of Drumcree: The Irish Times (Editorial)
The Brighton bomber and me: The Guardian
Sunday, July 4
Unionists Stand Ground Against 'Unfair' Deal to Save N. Ireland Pact: Los Angeles Times
Bruised Blair pleads for Irish peace: The Observer
Mo Mowlam to be ousted from Ulster: Electronic Telegraph
Blair's dawn call kept the heat on Trimble: The Sunday Times
Republican leadership trying to reassure grassroots: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Marching season puts history on hold: Boston Globe
Trimble facing dilemma: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
IRA Chooses Brass Over Bullets: New York Daily News
TRIMBLE'S CALL: The Sunday Times
An Irish 'Way Forward': Washington Post (Editorial)
Choreographed events created this week's events: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Cool heads may yet cure us of the Stormont syndrome: The Sunday Times
On the brink of a lasting peace: The Observer (Editorial)
Looking past the public face of Orangeism: The Sunday Times
How Clinton Helped Swing a Deal: by Niall O'Dowd (Ireland on Sunday)
IRA arms may go to rogue factions: Electronic Telegraph
Loyalists threaten second front: The Sunday Times
Saturday, July 3
Arms are a barrier to setting up Executive: Belfast Telegraph
Well, that's democracy...: Belfast Telegraph
Premiers Put Forth Plan for N. Ireland: Washington Post
AMBITIOUS ULSTER PLAN PROPOSED: Chicago Tribune
Win-or-bust gamble may be too much for Trimble: Electronic Telegraph
UUP to be shown text of failsafe law, next week: The Irish Times
Trimble may lose out whatever the outcome: Irish Independent
Donaldson swiftly rejects document: The Irish Times
Key ‘doubters’ within the UUP: Irish News
General lays down ground rules on decommissioning: The Guardian
Uncertainty over size of arms cache: Irish Independent
Report offers Trimble loophole: The Times
Mad month is no time for intelligent barter: Irish News
Doing the Trimble: Irish Independent
Anglo-Irish bond proves its strength: The Irish Times
Preserving Peace in Belfast: New York Times (Editorial)
Not There Yet: The Times (Editorial)
ULSTER PEACE TALKS: GRASS ROOTS LED THE IRA SHIFT ON GUNS: The Independent
Republicans step across the Rubicon: The Times
Week of talk, tension and tiredness: Electronic Telegraph
All roads lead back to Belfast Agreement: The Irish Times
SECRETARY OF STATE MO MOWLAM’S MESSAGE TO IRISH NEWS READERS: Irish News
Parade fervour turns country lane into war zone: The Guardian
Observers gather to monitor Drumcree: Irish News
Leaked document adds fuel to crisis: The Irish Times
Water cannon option for Drumcree: BBC
Drumcree ghost must be buried: Irish News (Editorial)
UDA desire no Catholics in Carrickfergus: The Irish Times
Site reopened in search for IRA victims: BBC
Friday, July 2
How Drumcree can become a symbol of hope: Belfast Telegraph
'Adams was set to make weapons pledge': Belfast Telegraph
N. Ireland Peace Talks Stall; Blair Calls Clinton: Los Angeles Times
Trimble refuses to roll over this time: Electronic Telegraph
On guns, Sinn Fein's Adams risks losing the IRA rank and file: Boston Globe
Tragedy if talks break down, says Clinton: The Irish Times
If Trimble gives way 'he will sign away his political career': The Times
Waiting For Courage: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Trimble trembles on the edge of history: Irish Independent
Stormont deal so near, yet so far: The Guardian
Cheers in N. Ireland, but Not for a Peace Deal: Washington Post
ULSTER PEACE TALKS: SIZING UP THE IRA'S ARSENAL: The Independent
Decommissioning chief also sticking to his guns: Electronic Telegraph
A dressing down from Adams: The Times
Caught between a rock and hard place: Irish Independent
Blair observes niceties with no shift in Trimble position: The Irish Times
New game leaves players unsure of rules: The Guardian
Gardai on Border alert as Orange rally draws near: Irish Independent
Blair ‘plans secret move on Drumcree’: Irish NewsEx-IRA informer fingers attackers: BBC
The north was his ‘greatest challenge’: Irish News
Four held as Queen is shaken by Irish protest: Electronic Telegraph
Thursday, July 1
CLOCK RUNS OUT ON ENDING ULSTER DISPUTE: Chicago Tribune
IRA propose to 'guarantee' decomissioning as deadline passes: Electronic Telegraph
US presses IRA to state arms intent: Irish Independent
Peace and Promises: The Times (Editorial)
Upbeat Paisleys pray for failure: The Irish Times
DUP calls for fresh elections and Scottish model: Irish Independent
The pipes and drums fade away to leave only Protestant anger and bitterness: The Independent
We need a credible and lasting peace: Irish Independent
Ulster's hopes at break point: The Times
Decent people of North opt for politics: The Irish Times
Waiting ... and waiting for the general's report: Irish Independent
Peace process robs general of his favourite fly-fishing pastime: Irish News
Trimble -caught between a deal and survival: The Irish Times
Children thrust into spotlight at Ulster talks: Electronic Telegraph
Making a sequel to long Good Friday Agreement: The Independent
Trouble flares over Orange arch: Irish News
Clergy is getting weary of poor advice: The Irish Times
US chief’s fury at long march: Irish News
A Catholic Britain would be no cause for rejoicing: Electronic Telegraph