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This archive contains references to articles from June 16-30, 2000. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Friday, June 30
Dissidents' bomb damages rail link: Belfast Telegraph
Clinton plea over marches: BBC
Orangemen look for way round ban: Irish Examiner
Loyalists in death threat to GAA pair: Irish News
Order must not dance to tune of hardliners: Belfast Telegraph
Marching season must be mindful of new context of peace: Irish Examiner
Burnside takes hard line and says he can unite party: The Irish Times
'IRA contact resumed': Belfast Telegraph
A Shot in the Arm from the IRA: Irelandclick.com
IRA's arms policy removes peace logjam: Dallas News (Editorial - June 28)
Declare religious ties, RUC is warned: Electronic Telegraph
RUC widows pension review urged: BBC
Loyalists grasp the simple arithmetic: Irish Echo
Clinton Slams Irish Policy Critics: Irish Voice
Sands family in row over Trust: Irish Examiner
'IRA man opens fire on Belfast loyalists': Electronic Telegraph
Taking charge of our own affairs: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Order to protect Protestant places: The Irish Times
Pensions saved for Birmingham Six: Irish Post
Thursday, June 29
Arms and the men who inspect them: Irish Independent
Arms inspections give process new credibility: Belfast Telegraph
There is still some way to travel on arms issue: The Irish Times
Order have parade conflict on tape: Belfast Telegraph
Struggling to live normal lives on the Garvaghy Road: Irish News
Drumcree: Order in threat to stop talks on parades: Belfast Telegraph
Unionist supports Sinn Fein exclusion: BBC
Queen of Northern Ireland: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
IRA Opens Fire On Loyalists: Irelandclick.com
Anti-Sinn Fein school walkout: BBC
Irish 'victims of English stereotyping': Electronic Telegraph
Mo was right to stir royal debate: Irish News (Editorial)
--------- Bloody Sunday News - June 29 --------- Record-breaking inquiry adjourned: BBC
‘Truth is somewhere in the evidence laid out’: Irish News
Motive for suppressing article denied: The Irish Times
Army press officer claimed IRA shot their own people in Derry: Irish Examiner
Wednesday, June 28
It’s a day of reckoning on vote to expel SF say DUP: Irish Examiner
New RUC oath to 'respect beliefs': Electronic Telegraph
SDLP claims victory in RUC Bill battle: Belfast Telegraph
Republicanism's surrender by instalment: The Guardian (June 26)
On the one road, but is it same road?: Belfast Telegraph
An Irish peace milestone: Boston Herald (Editorial)
Unionism must move with times: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
'Disappointment' for Orange Order: The Irish Times
It's time for the Order to take the right step at Drumcree: Belfast Telegraph
Orange Order’s moral account: Irish News (Editorial)
2,000 soldiers sent to Ulster: The Guardian
Orange regret over paramilitary regalia: BBC
Time is right to maximise EU connection: Irish News
QCs in Ulster no longer pledge to serve Queen: Electronic Telegraph
Trimble says North’s peace may offer chance of hope to others: Irish Examiner
Ex-NYPD cop’s bid for reconciliation: Irish News
--------- Bloody Sunday News - June 28 --------- Record altered over who gave orders: The Irish Times
Bloody Sunday prisoners 'tortured': BBC
Undercover SAS captain arrested: Irish Examiner
Tensions between army, RUC chief revealed: The Irish Times
Tuesday, June 27
International Inspectors Check IRA Arms Cache: Washington Post
Arms inspectors visit IRA weapons dumps: Boston Herald
Irish Republican Army Lets Inspectors See Its Weapons: Los Angeles Times
Premiers clash as IRA arms move welcomed: The Guardian
Enough weapons hidden to equip a small army: The Scotsman
Libyan arms were symbolic, also old: The Irish Times
Ferris claims initiative ‘saved the process’: Irish News
Dissidents attack IRA arms move: BBC
Dissident republicans gain momentum: The Irish Times
Doubts remain over security devices: The Times
The secret of their success: Irish Independent
Inspection 'no substitute' for scrapping arms: Electronic Telegraph
Peace tiptoes over threat from splinter factions: Irish Examiner
Mystery tour with a deadly secret: The Times
A blacked-out vehicle, a piece of Irish history: The Guardian
This is a milestone in peace process: The Independent
‘Shadow of the gunman is beginning to fade away’: Irish News
Nation puts its trust in men on road to nowhere: Electronic Telegraph
Peace process not yet done deal despite breakthrough: The Irish Times
The IRA bunkers down: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
FROM THE BUNKER: The Times (Editorial)
Latest IRA initiative signals genuine progress: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Uncovering the guns: The Guardian (Editorial)
A giant step forward: The Irish Times (Editorial)
A step in the right direction: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Arms move is welcome news: Irish News
March banned amid fears of violence: The Times
Paramilitary regalia at Orange march: BBC
Control in the heart of new Police Bill: Irish News
Irish Republican Army Lets Inspectors See Its Weapons: Belfast Telegraph
De Brun opposed to punishment attacks: The Irish Times
2000 Congressional Scorecard: G21
--------- Bloody Sunday News - June 27 --------- Gunbattle between IRA and troops near Bogside ignored by Widgery: Irish Examiner
Detainees ran gauntlet between soldiers with dogs: The Irish Times
Monday, June 26
Inspectors 'satisfied' over IRA arms: BBC
Rulings on Drumcree march due this week: Irish News
Flashpoint parade prevented: BBC
Music blamed for riots in Belfast: Irish Examiner
A bad day for Orange image: Irish News (Editorial)
Rights and responsibilities: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
July decisions on RUC reforms: The Irish Times
McGuinness lays down law on RUC: Irish News
An American's Diary: The Irish Times
32-group denies Real IRA links: Irish News
IRA 'surrender' condemned: The Irish Times
Trimble set for confrontation: Irish Examiner
It’s back to basics time for unionism: Irish News
Speech charts long road to peace: The Irish Times
BNP to field first candidate in north: Irish News
Sunday, June 25
Republican rebels gain strength: The Observer
Real IRA threatens to picket Straw's home: The Sunday Times
Statistics show housing attacks are one-sided: Boston Herald
Protestants opting to leave Belfast for greener pastures: Ireland on Sunday
Flashpoint in a fragile peace: The Observer
Unionist leaders find it's easier to win the hard way: The Sunday Times
Nothing black and white about the North: Sunday Independent
Time to stop the appeasement: The Sunday Times
Weapons issue still vexes N. Ireland peace: Boston Herald
Clinton beguiles with no begorrahs: Ireland on Sunday (June 25)
Beatings continue under waving flags: Sunday Independent
Trimble ready for fight over Orange Order role: The Sunday Times
Orangemen march marred by scuffles: Boston Herald
Rally goes ahead after alert: BBC
Blair 'promised march on Garvaghy Road': Sunday Business Post
Stopping the march into another summer of discontent: Ireland on Sunday (by Gary McMichael)
Portadown tense as Orangemen await march ban: Electronic Telegraph
Fragmenting Orange Order marching with a total lack of direction: Ireland on Sunday
Woman who will police North's police: Sunday Business Post
Families seek truth about men gunned down in SAS ambush: Ireland on Sunday
Sunday Times whistle-blower suspect cleared by police: The Sunday Times
'FBI informer armed the IRA': Electronic Telegraph
'CELTIC TIGER' TAMES IRELAND: Chicago Tribune
In Ireland, thousands are arriving, not leaving: Philadelphia Inquirer
Saturday, June 24
UFF suspension of threat to end their ceasefire welcomed: Irish Examiner
Blowing hot and cold in Ulster: The Guardian
Meeting seen as challenge to Provisional IRA: The Irish Times
Commission sticks to parade decision: BBC
Commission plays down march fever: Irish News
Missiles and abuse prelude to parade: The Irish Times
Trimble faces troubles in fight for Antrim: The Guardian
Burnside touted as 'next big thing' in unionism: The Irish Times
Unionists' review body gets down to business: Belfast Telegraph
Unionists slide into despair and defeat: Irish Independent
An end to the Orange link?: Irish News (Editorial)
SDLP debates party overhaul: BBC
Sinn Fein accuses SDLP of ‘lies’: Irish News
What's gone wrong?: Belfast Telegraph
Adams calls for end to punishment beatings: The Irish Times
Sinn Fein hope to pick up seat in Dublin: Irish Examiner
New barrister oath drops Queen: BBC
Bands play on despite the protest: The Irish Times
Paisley gets some Papal pretensions: Irish News
Trimble goes to Middle East: BBC
Garda earns second bravery medal: The Irish Times
Friday, June 23
IRA arms checks 'by next week': The Guardian
MP calls for statement on blast: BBC
Loyalist group surprised by threat to resume violence against nationalists: Irish Examiner
New unionist group established: BBC
UUP man asked to leave as new group launched: Belfast Telegraph
Unionism's role in 21st century: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
IRA, UDA and UVF behind most beatings: The Irish Times
Paramilitaries step up violence of 'punishment' attacks: The Irish Times
Sectarian attacks on children: BBC
Leaders must show prudence: Irish News (Editorial)
NI retirement home for Clinton proposed: The Irish Times
SF ‘impressed’ by progress on police bill: Irish News
He Asked for Asylum; Now He’s Fighting I.N.S.: New York Observer
Beginning of participatory democracy: Irish News
Irish and British army bands strike up accord: The Irish Times
Meeting over Orange Order parade: BBC
Angry Orange scholars in quit move: Belfast Telegraph
Hi tech bid to identify Drumcree troublemakers: Irish Examiner
Date for Omagh bomb hearing: BBC
Marching on to a new appreciation: Belfast Telegraph
--------- Bloody Sunday News - June 23 --------- Shots into Bogside may have come from walls, inquiry told: Irish Examiner
Ex-mayor raises third British firing point: Irish News
Thursday, June 22
IRA accused of stalling on guns: Belfast Telegraph
Inspectors to see IRA dumps ‘soon’: Irish News
On the march: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Way forward: by Ciara Ní Tuama (Fornight)
Both sides on lookout for PM sellout: The Irish Times
Ulster early releases threat: The Times
Belfast shed explosion injures two: The Independent
Confrontation at peace line: BBC
Optimism tempered by the stirring of tensions: Belfast Telegraph
Families start hunt for truth of SAS killings: Irish News
Language body meets in Belfast: The Irish Times
--------- Bloody Sunday News - June 22 --------- Bullet may have been altered: BBC
Statements detail fatal shootings: The Irish Times
Bullets fly as witness prays to dying man: Irish Examiner
Derry's sign of the times: Belfast Telegraph
Wednesday, June 21
Pro-British group may again fight in Belfast: Boston Herald
Peace crisis as loyalist group threatens to kill Catholics: The Scotsman
UDA chiefs hold crisis meeting on threat: Belfast Telegraph
Adair vows to hold back UFF gunmen: Irish News
Ulster Freedom Fighters - the thugs in hoods: The Guardian
Lone Loyalist may be behind ceasefire threat: The Irish Times
Where history repeats itself: The Guardian
Maverick threat to break UDA ceasefire: The Irish Times
Loyalist truce always fragile: Irish News
UFF threats must be rejected by all: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Mandelson rejection of UFF threat welcome: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Avoiding any expression of Irishness: Irish News
Left, Right, Centre: by Gary Kent (Fortnight)
Necessary jolt for the party: Belfast Telegraph
Early Drumcree solution 'unlikely': BBC
Mammoth' Drumcree rally call: Belfast Telegraph
SDLP concerns on police force will be met: Irish Examiner
Congress hearings on Patten report: Irish News
Trimble's rival is chosen for safe seat: Electronic Telegraph
‘Draconian’ legislation to be renewed: Irish News
Mandelson feels 'safe' despite device: BBC
Hillsborough device lay undetected for two weeks: The Scotsman
Mandy: a dirty job, but great furnishings: The Guardian
Machiaveli Mandelson hides behind a Florence Nightingale façade: Irish Examiner
--------- Bloody Sunday News - June 21 --------- Planting of nail-bombs suggested: The Irish Times
Being shot while helping wounded ruined man’s life: Irish Examiner
Civilian describes RUC-army scuffle: The Irish Times
Tuesday, June 20
Mandelson device linked to dissidents: BBC
Did bombers target Prince Charles?: Belfast Telegraph
Trimble warned of defeat in party report: The Times
Shock report has UUP reeling: Irish Examiner
NEW REPUBLIC?: by Anthony McIntyre (Fortnight magazine)
Fury over dissidents ‘bid to go upmarket’: Irish News
RUC 'keen to embrace change': The Irish Times
Young people are split over police reforms: Irish News
De Brun distances RUC : Belfast Telegraph
McGuinness cites British 'failure' on RUC: The Irish Times
Unionists make by-election choice: BBC
Burnside faces up to unity problem: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
IRA will honour its commitment - Mandelson: The Irish Times
A glimmer of hope on the flags front: Irish News (Editorial)
Trimble defies DUP over arms timetable: The Irish Times
Everybody needs good neighbours: Irish News
Kennaway ' departure' carries simple message: Belfast Telegraph
Mandelson condemns protest violence: BBC
BBC ‘ban’ on national anthem sparks anger: Irish News
--------- Bloody Sunday News - June 20 --------- Soldiers did not see 'bombs': BBC
Monday, June 19
Hume likens unionists to Afrikaners: The Irish Times
NIO denies ‘Patten is illegal’ claim: Irish News
Parties split over RUC protest: Irish News
H-blocks ready for renewal of Ulster violence: The Times
Clashes during Orange Order parade: BBC
King’s dream, our inspiration: Irish News (Editorial)
Orange upheaval may mean trouble for Trimble: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune, June 18)
Orange Order is its own worst enemy: Irish News
Controversial figure `Red Sammy' back as Belfast mayor: Boston Herald
Doherty says the battle for republicans is not over: The Irish Times
Unionist to quit politics: BBC
DUP angry at 'no flags': Belfast Telegraph
Burnside the main contender in heartland: The Irish Times
Last prisoners set to leave the Maze: Irish News
Innovative art programme helps to promote North-South understanding: Irish Examiner
Sunday, June 18
Arms and police pose threat to peace process: Ireland on Sunday
Key Trimble aide seeks poll battle: The Observer
Bid to boost Catholics in police 'breaches' EU law: The Sunday Times
A union of diversity: The Observer
American police launch hunt for huge IRA arms cache: The Sunday Times
Clashes during Orange Order parade: BBC
Marches face new reality: Boston Herald
King daughter may observe Drumcree: The Sunday Times
More questions likely over soldiers' 'contemptible' behaviour: Ireland on Sunday
Hardline pride condemns Orangemen to isolation: The Sunday Times
PARADING - WHO'S RIGHT?: by Austen Morgan (Fortnight magazine)
Orange arches may come tumbling down: Ireland on Sunday
Review my case, says shot agent: The Sunday Times
Cleeky Clarke: The death of a Northern hero: Ireland on Sunday
DUP criticises prison chief's award: BBC
Mandy is dogged by barking bad spin: Ireland on Sunday
Memories of the Shankill bomb: Belfast Telegraph (June 16)
Provos 'acting on medical advice': Ireland on Sunday
Saturday, June 17
Trimble shadow boxes as Sinn Fein warns on arms: Irish Independent
IRA arms ‘back on political agenda’: Irish News
Unionists hopeful of arms move: BBC
McGuinness warns against ultimatums over IRA decommissioning: Irish Examiner
Forging trust for the future: Irish News (Editorial)
Victims of violence walk to bring divided communities in North closer together: Irish Examiner
Breaking down the barriers of hatred: Irish News
Tories move to keep RUC title for new force: Irish News
RUC recruits' programme to 'balance' orange, green: The Irish Times
Mallon is optimistic of ‘return to Patten’: Irish News
I am listening: The Guardian (by Peter Mandelson, June 16)
Orangemen protest over route move: BBC
A far-out notion: Belfast Telegraph
Nationalist anger over erection of UFF banners: Irish News
US customs man helped IRA bomber: Electronic Telegraph
Former Maze governor awarded CBE: The Irish Times
Thousands mourn republican ‘legend’: Irish News
Friday, June 16
Trimble warns against IRA putting off disarmament: Boston Herald
Trimble expects IRA to move on arms: The Irish Times
Siege mentality undermines efforts to maintain traditions: Irish Examiner
Doctors told IRA how to carry out punishment acts: Electronic Telegraph
UUP to press general on arms: Irish News
Trimble backs ban on DUP papers: Belfast Telegraph
Mother blames loyalists for attack: BBC
Paisley stands by letter claims: Irish News
New Orange crisis after eight resign: Irish Independent
Dialogue is the only way forward: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
NYPD man leads march for peace: Irish News
Ulster Unionist candidacy row: BBC
Anti-terrorist laws to remain in force: Irish Independent
The questions that need to be asked: Belfast Telegraph
Clergyman to intervene in feud: BBC
Irish Guards band to play in Dublin: Electronic Telegraph
--------- Bloody Sunday News - June 16 --------- Horror relived in television footage: Irish News