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This archive contains references to articles from June 16-30, 1999. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Wednesday, June 30Quest for a deal: Belfast Telegraph
Why I will defy the Church synod rector: Belfast Telegraph
Orange supremo rounds on Churches: Belfast Telegraph
Outlook Brightens At N. Ireland Talks: Washington Post
ADAMS SAYS DEAL IS STILL POSSIBLE: The Independent
Unionist tensions grow on 'deal': The Irish Times
At Midnight in Belfast: New York Times (Editorial)
Midnight's children: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Talks Down to Bedrock: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Our hopes dare to rise above the dreary steeples: Irish Independent
All or nothing day for Trimble’s unionists: Irish News
If it fails, the fault lies with leaders: The Irish Times
For peace's sake, don't take the pith out of the Orange: Electronic Telegraph
UVF seeks to quell loyalist extremism: The Times
Another day of destiny dawns for the plain people of the North: Irish Independent
The Mallon 'solution' may yet save the day: The Irish Times
Chief rejects RUC criticism: BBC
Sinn Fein pressed to accept that IRA must disarm: Electronic Telegraph
Lies and silence after abductions in Belfast: The Irish Times
Families’ agony is not yet over: Irish News (Editorial)
IRA informer appeals for new identity: BBC
Go with the flow: The Irish Times
Tuesday, June 29
Revealed - the Drumcree plan: Belfast Telegraph
1,000 protest at Drumcree ban: Electronic Telegraph
Foreboding in a town called Malice: The Times
Ulster Foes Rebuff Call for Compromise as Deadline Nears: New York Times
Clinton calls for compromise to save agreement: The Irish Times
Ahern never urged march - Mac Cionnaith: Irish News
IRA victims don't want to be forgotten: The Irish Times
General de Chastelain's moment of truth: The Guardian
Optimism on Northern Ireland: Boston Globe
ON THE BRINK OF PEACE IN ULSTER: Chicago Tribune (Editorial)
Too little, too late: Irish Independent
Decommissioning and Drumcee go to the wire: The Irish Times
IT'S TIME FOR THE UNIONISTS TO SURRENDER A LITTLE BIT OF GROUND: The Independent (Editorial)
Petrol on Fire: The Times (Editorial)
Prejudice, ignorance barrier for NI Protestants: The Irish Times
Wake me up when it's over: by Malahchi O'Doherty (BBC) We can't believe you, Mr Blair: The Times
Blair's hard choices if the gamble fails: Electronic Telegraph
Why Drumcree issue is proving a nightmare for the Church of Ireland: Irish Independent
Why peace must come: Boston Globe
The peace warriors: The Guardian
How the deal fractured the Provos: Irish Independent
Remand prisoners 'accepted' on IRA wing: BBC
Monday, June 28
Jumping together: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
McAleese's son changes schools: Belfast Telegraph
In Ulster, Hints of a Shift to Save Peace Effort: New York Times
IRA guns issue still threatens peace plan: Boston Globe
Can Blair break the deadlock again?: The Guardian
Gardai claim Provos were behind bomb: Irish Independent
Right of Reply: The Independent
The whole of Ireland demands disarmament: Electronic Telegraph (by John Bruton)
One risk too many for Trimble: Sunday Business Post
Rebirth is the prize if we can face the pain together: Irish News
Blair's words no substitute for action: The Irish Times (by Robert McCartney)
Loose talk: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Whatever Mr Blair says, Wednesday is not a real deadline: The Independent (Editorial)
A culture that can only see its enemies
Hope And History: The Irish Times (Editorial) The Irish Answer: The Times (Editorial)
Garvaghy residents say: The Irish Times
Rector defies order to bar Orangemen: The Times
No surrender to grim reality: The Independent
Loyalist feud increases Portadown tension
Drumcree ban could light the touchpaper: The Times
CIRA denies link with Real IRA: The Irish Times
Sunday, June 27
Annesley quizzed in Finucane Probe: The Sunday Times
FINUCANE AGENT BLACKMAILED NORTH'S DPP: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Frightened informer claimed RUC forced his silence: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Unionists demand arms pledge: BBC
LAST-DITCH EFFORT IS ON TO SALVAGE ULSTER PACT: Chicago Tribune
IRA says 'the war is over' in bid to save peace deal: Electronic Telegraph
IRA accused of Londonderry bomb plot: Sunday Times
Irish deal can be done: Independent on Sunday (Editorial)
ON THE BRINK: The Sunday Times
Intransigence on arms inexcusable: Sunday Independent (Editorial)
Ulster Endgame: The Sunday Times (Editorial)
Decommissioning Can Now Be Resolved: by Niall O'Dowd (Ireland on Sunday)
SF's cynical two-step over the spirit of the Agreement: Sunday Independent
Order has waged disastrous PR campaign: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Triubne)
Ulster stares into the abyss: Independent on Sunday The weasel words that are gnawing at Irish democracy: The Sunday Times
Hijacking the People's Agreement: Sunday Independent (by Ken Maginnis)
The night that Blair looked into the abyss: Electronic Telegraph
Arms and RUC should be linked in radical deal: Sunday Independent
Flanagan's TV grilling adds to unease in RUC ranks: The Sunday Times
New prosperity luring many back to Ireland: Boston Globe
I can't forgive Brighton bomber: The Sunday Times
Saturday, June 26
Drumcree fears as UVF reforms: Belfast Telegraph
Trimble and Adams must resolve impasse: Belfast Telegraph Blair hails peace progress: BBC
Blair's deal on assembly rejected by Unionists: Electronic Telegraph
Will hope or cynicism triumph in this fateful week for Ulster?: The Independent
Order plans 1,300 Marches: Irish News
Suspicion blocking second chance for NI peace: The Irish Times
Faith & Reason - A tale of Voltaire and the Orangemen: The Independent
Eames cannot give 'blessing' to Drumcree service: The Irish Times
Church ultimatum to Orangemen: BBC
It's a long march on the road to God knows where: Irish News
Evidence links timers to bombs used by loyalists: The Irish Times
Friday, June 25
Across the great divide: Belfast Telegraph
The troubles of David Trimble: Electronic Telegraph
Ian Paisley - a talks alternative: Belfast Telegraph
IRA's threat remains real: Irish Independent
Ahern 'softening' his arms stance Bruton: Belfast Telegraph
Blair and Ahern fly to 'make or break' talks: Electronic Telegraph
Adams is left little room for manoeuvre: The Times
Nearing The Deadline: The Irish Times
Trimble in dilemma on Ulster deadlock: The Times
Trimble questions terrorist ceasefires: BBC
Looking into the face of disaster: The Times (by Tony Blair)
NI has become dangerously complacent, claims Mallon : The Irish Times
RUC informer 'was Finucane murderer': The Independent
Long March sets out for Drumcree: Electronic Telegraph
Orange march likely bomb target: The Irish Times
Long March fuelled by bitterness: The Guardian
Thursday, June 24
Suspend entire Agreement says DUP: Belfast Telegraph
A callous disregard : Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Both Sides Must Bend in Ulster : Los Angeles Times
Embracing democracy: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Deal with the issue David: Irish News (Editorial)
Steven King: Belfast Telegraph
When Irish ties are colliding: Boston Globe
How Sinn Fein sees the future for the RUC: Belfast Telegraph
Gingerly, Cellucci and Finneran test chill waters of Ulster politics: Boston Globe
Ulster violence 'will return if talks collapse': Electronic Telegraph
General may give UUP and SF push: The Irish Times
Ulster deadlock 'solution' puts Trimble on spot: The Times
SF sees ending causes of conflict as more vital: The Irish Times
Critical time for the peace process as tension mounts: Irish Independent
Important to steady North nerve: The Irish Times
Ulster's tussle for peace: where the protagonists stand: The Independent
Ulster on the brink: The Guardian (Editorial)
Mr Trimble must compromise again to avoid a deadlock: The Independent (Editorial)
Peace in crisis: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Search for 'disappeared' in Monaghan extended: The Irish Times
Ms Mowlam isn't perfect, but she's a beacon of hope for Ulster: The Independent
Man charged with Finucane murder: BBC
Wednesday, June 23
US yawns as the race for the White House begins: Irish News (wrong headline on article)
On the ground in Portadown: Belfast Telegraph
Long march to walk on into millennium: Irish News
The Unburied Victims of the IRA: Belfast Telegraph
Disarming is an obligation says Mallon: Irish News
Release of Jailed IRA Bomber Stirs Anger: Los Angeles Times
Donaldson's re-entry to talks team worries SF: Irish News
Eammon McCann: Belfast Telegraph
Trimble calls for Mowlam to be sacked: Electronic Telegraph
Trimble under new pressure as Ahern alters view: The Irish Times
Has Blair botched it?: by Malachi O'Doherty
Peace is not guaranteed, Mr Blair: The Times (by Gerry Adams)
Scrap Assembly if talks fail-SF: The Irish Times
THE RESOLUTE APPROACH: The Times (Editorial)
Daughter of murder victim seeks new meeting with IRA: The Irish Times
Freedom for the Brighton bomber: The Guardian
Archbishop calls for religious tolerance: The Irish Times
Omagh bomb suspects released: BBC
Mowlam backs RUC chief after allegations: The Irish Times
Tuesday, June 22
Pressure mounts to break Ulster deadlock: The Times
Freed terrorist fuels anger over deal on IRA arms: The Guardian
Troops go back as Brighton bomber is freed: The Times
Talks push puts de Chastelain in the spotlight: Irish News
Don't cave in to terror, Mr Blair: The Times (by David Trimble)
Drumcree exclusive: Belfast Telegraph
Orange rethink is welcome: Irish News (Editorial)
Nationalists asked to come to Portadown on Drumcree parade day: The Irish Times
Drumcree split leads to Jones 'walkout': Irish News
Families of IRA victims hope to meet commission: The Irish Times
RUC linked to murder of republican: Irish News
Robinson says DUP is being sidelined: Belfast Telegraph
Ireland fund donors see results: Boston Globe
Bruton bans councillors from pacts with SF: The Irish Times
Republican's anger at SF Gay Pride support: Irish News
Monday, June 21
Restraint needed over Long March - and move on arms: Irish Independent
Everybody in place ...where's the camera?: Irish News
Informer claims he tackled `IRA gunman': Irish Independent
Disappeared relatives' plea: Irish News
Talks before walks - survey: Belfast Telegraph
Clinton backs push for peace: Irish News
Balkans Blair needed in NI: Sunday Business Post (Editorial)
Exasperated Blair gives peace deal last chance: The Guardian
'Take risks' for peace - Mowlam: BBC
Trimble closes ranks as Blair deadline approaches: The Irish Times
IRA units 'behind a new wave of violence': Electronic Telegraph
Irish Holdup: Washington Post (Editorial)
SF hopeful governments will 'run hard' with pact: The Irish Times
Police arrest 10 for Omagh bombing: The Independent
RUC chief denies slur on lawyers: The Irish Times
Decision on IRA bodies dig: BBC
Almost impossible job of selling the Orange Order: The Irish Times
Sunday, June 20
Flanagan's 'said lawyers had terrorist agenda': The Sunday Times
Mowlam urged to halt prisoner releases: BBC
Will there be anything left of the Agreement by Sepetember?: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Gloom as Blair tries to rescue Ulster deal: The Observer
Losing the battle in the Ulster 'peace': The Sunday Times
A vote for Sinn Fein is a vote for the end of Irish democracy: The Sunday Times
Blair fails to persuade RUC to use 'Omagh' law against Loyalists: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
McGartland: my struggle with an IRA assassin: The Sunday Times
Marked for death: The Sunday Times
Sinn Fein man 'granted firearms certificate': BBC
Saturday, June 19
Violence fears as 117-mile Loyalist march goes ahead: Electronic Telegraph
Hunt for IRA 'disappeared' called off: BBC
Trimble's troubles: Irish Independent (Editorial)
The time of the no-men has long since passed: Irish News
SF results exasperate political rivals: The Irish Times
All sides dig in as North's latest peace crisis beckons: Irish Independent
Seat rewards a tireless worker for Shankill prosperity: The Times
SF member issued with legal firearm: Irish News
Judge tells Clegg he is a liar: Electronic Telegraph
Hume, the great healer: The Guardian (Editorial)
Friday, June 18
Bloody shambles: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
PM 'can't change arms stance': Belfast Telegraph
Bloody Sunday paras are revealed: Irish News
Marching tensions: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Informer who fled those he betrayed: Irish News
Mafia state is not what society needs: Belfast Telegraph
Manhunt follows attack on IRA informer: BBC
Eight years in fear of IRA reprisal: The Times
Lack of evidence shields gunmen: The Times
'Last hour' compromise can solve impasse: The Irish Times
Saville urged to quit as Paras win anonymity: Electronic Telegraph
Anger of Bloody Sunday families: BBC
Soldiers say they will still live in fear: Electronic Telegraph
Verdict did not surprise solicitor: The Irish Times
Saville and the soldiers: The Guardian (Editorial)
British Establishment guns trained on Bloody Sunday inquiry: The Irish Times
REQUIESCAT IN PACE: The Times (Editorial)
Thursday, June 17
IRA informer shot in England: Belfast Telegraph
US in call for order to talk to residents: Irish News
Trimble must take on Blair: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Long march is irresponsible: Irish News (Editorial)
Trimble's enemies sharpen the knives: Irish Independent
UUP baffled by Taylor threat: Irish News
Ceasefire has not the same meaning for all: Belfast Telegraph
Mallon outlines plan to end impasse: Irish News
Taylor will quit if arms requirement is dropped: The Irish Times
Angry loyalists plan 117-mile protest march: The Times
BLAIR'S BAD BARGAIN: The Times (Editorial)
No time to set aside Belfast Agreement: The Irish Times
Cover-up claim on Chinook crash: The Guardian
Socialists approach Hume over Parliament presidency: The Irish Times
Wednesday, June 16
FBI agents quit Nelson probe after two weeks: Irish News
GOOD FRIDAY: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Blair deadline is achievable: Irish News (Editorial)
Ahern in talks offer on Drumcree row: Belfast Telegraph
Disappeared search ‘can’t go on forever’: Irish News
Blair: Let Sinn Fein in without deal on arms: Electronic Telegraph
Belfast deal to be set aside if June deadline missed: The Irish Times
Setting deadlines in Northern Ireland is a dangerous game: The Independent (Editorial)
Meeting the Deadline: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Loyalist feud blamed for shootings: BBC
Extreme loyalists are straining the ceasefires: The Irish Times
Amazon withdraws Trimble book in UK: BBC
Blair in effort to resolve parade standoff: The Irish Times
Blair backs MoD over shootings inquiry: Electronic Telegraph
Ireland and Canada: The Irish Times (Editorial)