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This archive contains references to articles from June 1-15, 1999. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Tuesday, June 15
The faithful tribe: Belfast Telegraph
Irish pain remains, Chrétien told: Toronto Globe and Mail
Trimble escapes high-noon electoral showdown: Irish Independent
Danger signals: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Group calls for inquest into killing: Irish News
O'Bradaigh in call to IRA on bodies: Belfast Telegraph
Focus shifts to NI peace talks: BBC
What a difference a year makes for Paisley: The Irish Times
Paisley claims victory as blow against accord: The Times
Ervine savours win in grudge match: The Irish Times
European Elections - Unionists spurn deal: The Independent
No way to soften impact of Paisley's triumph: The Irish Times
Fear spreads as the tide of loyalist violence rises: The Guardian
Working The Agreement: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Church wants march to Drumcree called off: The Irish Times
Canadian leader outlines links with Ireland: The Irish Times
Monday, June 14
LVF go-between resigns: Irish News
Terror link to border killing: Belfast Telegraph
Ormeau hard-liners 'promoting conflict': Irish News
Orangemen set out on road to victimhood: Sunday Business Post
Order demands police apology following riotss: Irish News
Taylor poised to escape Trimble's sinking ship: Sunday Business Post
Sinn Fein could hold balance of power: Belfast Telegraph
Jumping together over the weapons hurdle: Irish News
Ahern and Trimble begin intensive NI talks: The Irish Times
11 hurt at Orange Order clash: BBC
Politicians prepare for critical talks on arms: The Irish Times
Long wait for count fuels speculation: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Canadian leader sees desire for peace: The Irish Times
Trimble sues for libel as book sold on Internet: The Irish Times
Sunday, June 13
Blair may extend Ulster deadline: The Sunday Times
Orange rally marred by clashes: BBC
Great leaders see more clearly when it comes to spotting evil: The Sunday Times
U.S. Dramatically Steps Up Drumcree Role: by Niall O'Dowd (Ireland on Sunday)
Police know the name of Nelson bomber: The Sunday Times
When will the IRA give up the bodies?: Sunday Independent
Life a greater prize than victory in battle: The Sunday Times
The Paras need the truth as much as the dead of Derry: Independent on Sunday
Trimble sues Amazon for libel: BBC
Dublin shop sells The Committee: The Sunday Times
Scandals and New Beliefs Changing Ireland's Church: New York Times
Sinn Fein doubles its seats on local councils: The Sunday Times
Saturday, June 12
Policing change: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Plans for the Long March unveiled: Belfast Telegraph
Canadian PM on visit to Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
Blair 'solo run' to win accord likely next week: The Irish Times
Trimble accuses Adams of 'cowardice': BBC
`Obstructive' UUP blocks progress on Executive: Irish Independent
The risks facing the premiers if d’Hondt is triggered this week: Irish News
Trimble predicts Nicholson win: The Irish Times
The longest march back to a past best forgotten: Irish News
Names of Bloody Sunday paras known for years, court told: The Independent
Loyalist admits double murder: BBC
Friday, June 11
Peace in our time: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Collusion claim angers families: Irish News
Forgive but don't forget: Belfast Telegraph
Dispute over Ormeau talks: Irish News
RUC facing cash crisis over Drumcree: Belfast Telegraph
Residents angry at Attwood over ‘snub’: Irish News
Trimble facing crucial test in Euro poll: Irish Independent
Deadline at risk as Trimble challenged: The Times
North must embrace divisions: The Irish Times
Taylor has threatened to resign over Nicholson: The Irish Times
Bloody Sunday inquiry "cavalier" over risk: BBC
Bloody Sunday inquiry 'will put soldiers in peril': Electronic Telegraph
Victims' families demand access to RUC files: The Irish Times
Thursday, June 10
'RUC will remain as a force for good': Belfast Telegraph
Mayor defends ‘ban’ on SF deputy: Irish News
Pressure grows on British over loyalist attacks: Irish Independent
After 200 years the Orange Order is no longer useful to the British government: Irish News
Orangemen refuse to talk with residents: Irish News
Names of Bloody Sunday soldiers revealed: Electronic Telegraph
Demand for anonymity threatens peace hopes: The Irish Times
Anguish grows for families of 'disappeared': The Times
Low-key campaign fails to ignite: The Irish Times
The North Goes to the Polls: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Bishops worried by North's mounting tension: The Irish Times
Sectarian murderer jailed for life: BBC
Resolution calls on all to obey commission: The Irish Times
Wednesday, June 9
Terror threat: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Blair in 'make or break' push on Ulster peace: The Times
Effects of failure to reach an agreement are stark: The Irish Times (by Seamus Mallon)
Keep SF out urges Trimble: Irish News
Outvoting Paisley is the issue for Hume supporters: The Irish Times
Police ‘risking lawyers’ lives': Irish News
Police leader accuses Sinn Fein of 'evil conspiracy': The Irish Times
Paisley believes he can see a moving statue: The Irish Times
Tuesday, June 8
Outrage in Portadown: Boston Globe
Killers had a political goal: Irish News (Editorial)
How Unionists should vote: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Restorick hits out at unionists: Irish News
School bomb outrage: Irish Indedpendent
Adams - violence filling the political vacuum: The Irish Times
Funeral call for 'honourable agreement' on Drumcree: Electronic Telegraph
Unionists to challenge Trimble's leadership: The Irish Times
'Moral imperative' to hand over weapons: The Irish Times
Communities must protect minorities: The Irish Times
Monday, June 7
Face to face now: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Mowlam: I'll act on evidence: BBC
Deadly price of a mixed marriage: The Guardian
Symbolic gesture long overdue from Orangemen: Irish News (Editorial)
Trimble to join tribute for murdered mother: The Times
Loyal order members do not behave like this: Irish News
Drumcree talks fail to resolve parade deadlock: The Irish Times
Rally plans for Garvaghy: Irish News
Chances are slipping away for agreement on Drumcree: The Irish Times
Spirit of Drumcree leader considers leaving north: Irish News
A Continuum Of Pain: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Gardai pledge to dig on in search for disappeared: Irish News
Sunday, June 6
Loyalist bomb kills woman in her home: Electronic Telegraph
RUC fears over 'long walk' plans by hardline unionists: The Sunday Times
Portadown Loyalists reject Drumcree proposals: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
RUC fears over 'long walk' plans by hardline unionists: The Sunday Times
Hillary's Race Good News for Irish: Niall O'Dowd (Ireland on Sunday)
Tribal shifts signal end to Paisley's chiefdom: The Sunday Times
Beaten up and killed for one simple act of charity: Sunday Independent
IRA's betrayal of the peace process: Sunday Independent (Editorial)
IRA silence over five more 'disappeared' bodies: The Sunday Times
`It is against all the laws of humanity and Christianity': Sunday Independent
Why belting out The Sash will always prove a dangerous game: The Sunday Times
Talking tough: The Sunday Times
Saturday, June 5
Arrests follow loyalist bombing: BBC
Trimble cancels his trip after pipe-bomb killing: The Independent
No breakthrough in Drumcree talks: BBC
Accusing cry of Ireland's graves: Sydney Morning Herald
The people who did this to us, they must have no feelings: Irish Independent
Bishop seeks information about graves: The Irish Times
UNQUIET GRAVES: The Times (Editorial)
IRA shows its heart of stone as families are left to grieve: Irish Independent
Adams must risk split: Belfast Telegraph
A bright new future or a tattered grimy past?: Irish News
Ulster Scots reaches Europe: Belfast Telegraph
Friday, June 4
Trimble ready to name Sinn Fein colleagues: The Times
SF cool on offer by Trimble on executive: The Irish Times
Bodies will be found - expert: BBC
Search for Provo victim intensified: Irish Independent
Bloody Sunday soldiers' names to go on Internet: Electronic Telegraph
Hume and McLaughlin clash: The Irish Times
Thursday, June 3
Trimble's bid to break deadlock: Belfast Telegrapgh
UUP to defend the police: Irish News
Trimble: Where I stand now: Belfast Telegraph
Fury over threat of Drumcree ‘civil war’: Irish News
Don't give up on 'disappeared' - McGuinness: BBC
'What cowardice prevented us from opposing such atrocities?': The Times
Commitment to democracy cannot be an each-way bet: The Irish Times (by Bertie Ahern)
Vote for Europe - Paisley is shrinking and so is his support: The Independent
IRA's missing person gesture has gone badly wrong: The Irish Times
Saulters endorses planned parade: The Irish Times
RUC, SF disagree over threat to Nelson: The Irish Times
Paramilitaries still active, says report: The Irish Times
Wednesday, June 2
IRA must help ease anguish: Irish News (Editorial)
Politics and the past: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Fundamentalist with a dangerous obsession: Irish News
A new day for the Irish: Boston Globe
Still no comfort for families of 'disappeared': Electronic Telegraph
Ahern appeals for more information on 'disappeared': The Irish Times
On a dark shore, police comb the sands where a mother's bones are said to lie: The Independent
IRA panic over lost bodies: The Guardian
Paisley pledges to strike at treachery and treason: The Irish Times
Unionist split may help Sinn Fein into Europe: The Times
SF offers voters genuine alternative McLaughlin: The Irish Times
Fighting like rats and frogs: The Independent
Presbyterian paper criticises Orange Order: The Irish Times
Tuesday, June 1
The secret of republican party’s council success: Irish News
Unionism must look to future: Irish News (by David Ervine)
Digging for victory: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
The indelible stain of barbarity: Belfast Telegraph
City hall’s union flag must go - SF: Irish News
Firebomb attacks 'sectarian': Belfast Telegraph
Novel not IRA tribute claims US politician: Irish News
McBride killers face new legal challenge: Irish News
Search fails to find 'the disappeared': Electronic Telegraph
Garda asks IRA for more information on bodies: The Irish Times
This way to democracy's graveyard: The Times
Ireland must learn from these victims of the bad old days: The Independent (Editorial)
Son crossed the IRA and never came home: Electronic Telegraph
The Killer Should Go To Carlingford: by Malachi O'Doherty (BBC)
Pressure on to join PfP, says Adams at launch: The Irish Times
No medals for Ulster's 'forgotten heroes': Electronic Telegraph