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This archive contains references to articles from March 16-31, 2001. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Saturday, March 31
Republican dissident charged in Dublin: The Guardian
McKevitt remanded on terrorist charges: The Irish Times
Unnoticed drama as alleged Real IRA chief stands trial: Irish Independent
Marches by Orangemen 'are not a basic right': The Independent
1,000 days at Drumcree: The Irish Times
Economics is the focus of Bush's view of Ireland: The Irish Times
Finucane witness ‘ready to withdraw’: Irish News
McBrides back in court: Irelandclick.com
Adair renews jail term challenge: BBC
Escapee returns home after 25 years: Irelandclick.com
Seeking a spoonful from gravy train: Belfast Telegraph
DUP ministers lose court bid on Trimble ban: Irish Independent
Emigrant wants to be next president: The Irish Times
Ahern vows to curb smuggling: Belfast Telegraph
Friday, March 30
Dissident couple arrested: The Guardian
Suspected mastermind of Omagh bombing arrested: Irish Examiner
McKevitt faces serious charges: Irish Independent
Four held under laws introduced after Omagh: The Irish Times
The man reputed to be RIRA leader: Irish Independent
Provos close rank on defections to 'renegades': Irish Independent
Reid admits elections could hinder the peace process: UTV Internet
'NI needs new parades tolerance': BBC
Orangemen 'no European right to march': UTV Internet
Tree memorial for RUC and soldiers: Electronic Telegraph
Sinn Fein sound warning over Trimble ban: UTV Internet
Call for loyalist websites clampdown: BBC
‘Success’ as Paras move out: Irish News
Ahern concern on Euro sceptics: Irish Independent
DUP defends loyalist sign: Irish News
Army decision was racist, court is told: Irish News
--------- Bloody Sunday News - March 30 --------- Aid volunteer says she was hit by a rubber bullet: The Irish Times
Youngest person gives evidence: Irish News
Thursday, March 29
Guns immunity extended: Irish News
Trimble moves again on cross-border talks: Belfast Telegraph
Unionists row over bid to oust Trimble: The Times
Sanctions are undermining efforts to solve arms issue: The Irish Times
We need to know the 'hows' and 'whens' of police reform: Belfast Telegraph
Paisley makes IRA accusations: BBC
Sinn Fein Face Fundraising Pressure: Irish Voice
Simple solutions, serious questions: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
NI young welcome dividends of peace: The Irish Times
New Act must guarantee end to legacy of the past: Irish News
The more things change...: Irelandclick.com (Editorial)
Bishop condemns bomb attacks: The Irish Times
Irish grant for Apprentice Boys: BBC
Election pacts: Irelandclick.com
Town where flag flying is an every day affair: Irish News
What London can learn from NYC: Irish Voice (Editorial)
Army flouting FMD rules — SF: Irish News
--------- Bloody Sunday News - March 29 --------- Witness tells of trauma of brother's death: The Irish Times
Provisionals ‘guaranteed they would stay away from march’: Irish Examiner
Officer 'clapped' at appeal for youth: The Irish Times
Wednesday, March 28
IRA under pressure to scrap arms: Financial Times
Spotlight is back on IRA guns issue: Irish News (Editorial)
RUC follows Patten plans for 29 units: Electronic Telegraph
RUC chief announces new units: The Irish Times
Policing strategy for a new era: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
CARDINAL CONNELL DENIES VATICAN INTERVENTION: Irelandclick.com
Proscribe Real IRA now — Rogan: Irish News
Anger as fugitive IRA terrorists are given their freedom: Electronic Telegraph
Mowlam's human rights legacy: Belfast Telegraph
Trimble meets Portadown Orangemen: BBC
Trimble backing for Garvaghy march: Irish Examiner
Plaque will remember sweetshop shootings: Irish News
Fund commits £380m: Belfast Telegraph
--------- Bloody Sunday News - March 28 --------- Soldier in car park shot at me as I watched from balcony, says witness: Irish Examiner
Soldier ‘restrained’: Irish News
Tuesday, March 27
Unionists grow more restive over arms deadlock: Irish Independent
UUP has meeting with de Chastelain: The Irish Times
Maze escapees told: go home: The Guardian
Mallon to meet Orange Order: BBC
Protest again after 1,001 days: Belfast Telegraph
Hope flickers on the road to Drumcree: Irish News (Editorial)
Finding a solution to Drumcree: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
SF members boost security amid fears of republican feud: Irish Examiner
Election concern over party row: BBC
It takes more than money to deliver peace: Irish News
Republicans plan to strengthen business link: The Irish Times
Six jailed over Real IRA underground training camp: Irish Independent
Carpenter on car bomb charge jailed: Irish Examiner
How Northern Ireland really won on Saturday: Belfast Telegraph
Mowlam to join international peace body: The Guardian
A day that could have changed our history: Belfast Telegraph
--------- Bloody Sunday News - March 27 --------- Soldier poked with brush as he chased wounded man: Irish Examiner
Father-of-six shot dead by soldiers, inquiry told: Irish Independent
‘I don’t want any trouble’: Irish News
Monday, March 26
Unionist hard-liner warns of smoldering loyalist volcano: Boston Herald (Mar. 24)
Loyalists say Real IRA put ceasefire at risk: The Times
Real IRA targeting GAA clubs in recruitment drive: Irish Independent
IRA guns 'still expected by June': BBC
Reid sees 'steady' NI progress: The Irish Times
Speed up move on weapons, unionists tell IRA: Belfast Telegraph
Senior ranks on security alert after RUC superintendent's car is stolen: The Independent
Stolen diary held details on RUC: Electronic Telegraph
Ulster Unionists in arms body meeting: BBC
The battle lines are firmly drawn but will the voters lose out?: Irelandclick.com (Editorial)
End in sight for negative political camp: Irish News
DUP in sanctions court action: BBC
New calls for Finucane probe: Irish News
Lennon delighted with rousing Windsor Park reception: UTV Internet
Football was the winner at Windsor: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Can Bush please all people all the time?: Irish News
Paisley praised at Jubilee celebration: UTV Internet
Paisley celebrates Church golden jubilee: The Irish Times
Fire, brimstone and mirth: Irish News
It wud fer scunner ye to count up the cost: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Film’s realism traumatic for veterans of Bogside march: Irish Examiner
Monuments must hold dear the rights of all: Irish News
Sunday, March 25
Call for more Sinn Fein sanctions: BBC
Fury at RUC chief's security blunder: Electronic Telegraph
Leaked list names the men who run the IRA: The Sunday Times
'An eye for an eye' is blind folly: Sunday Independent
Free Presbyterians gather in Belfast: BBC
Ageing Paisley and ambivalent DUP may be on verge of victory: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
SDLP tortoise scents victory: The Observer
Why an early election would be bad for peace in Ireland: Sunday Herald
Remember the soldiers: The Observer
Lessons from history's big picture: The Sunday Times
Omagh families to fail in justice bid: The Observer
How magic circles can spread a plague: Sunday Independent
Revenge threat sparks feud fear: Sunday Life
Dr Carey can forget about the shared Eucharist: Electronic Telegraph
IRA in plot to kill Gilligan's wife: The Sunday Times
Tory Eurosceptics fund campaign for 'no' vote in Irish referendum on treaty: Independent on Sunday
Saturday, March 24
De Chastelain queries meaning of 'beyond use': The Irish Times
Paisley shrinks to do battle with heavyweights: The Times
Condemn beatings, Reid tells Sinn Fein: Electronic Telegraph
Action Man for Ulster has sights on the Real IRA: Electronic Telegraph
War and peace - what is the future for the UVF?: Irelandclick.com
Unionists to meet over Weir suspension: BBC
A 'reluctant sheriff' with Powell-like doveish views: The Irish Times
Irish put blame on Britain for first outbreak of virus: The Independent
Rodgers dismisses Paisley call to close Border: The Irish Times
EU accused of double standards: BBC
Appeal of the Irish becomes universal: Albany Times Union
Stevens papers: three walk free: Irish News
Northern Ireland cracks down on organised crime: The Times
Gangs flourish in peace process: Financial Times
Together we can beat the gangs: Irish News (Editorial)
--------- Bloody Sunday News - March 24 --------- Witness feared for life on Bloody Sunday: BBC
Son did not recognise father shot by paras: Irish Independent
Video confirms woman's evidence of megaphone use: The Irish Times
RUC ‘did not give ring back to family’: Irish News
Friday, March 23
Hope of progress in IRA talks: BBC
IRA yet to decommission arms: Financial Times
Report on IRA guns fails to impress unionists: Irish Independent
O'Donoghue welcomes report on disarming: The Irish Times
Reid in Sinn Fein guns shock: Irelandclick.com
Huge response to recruitment drive: BBC
RUC chief certain force can attract Catholic recruits: Irish Independent
FAIR in cash call for UDR widows: Irish News
The 78 criminal gangs waging war on Ulster: The Guardian
Crimebusters Analysis - Is it tough talk, or jail?: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Weir move over constituency meeting: BBC
Hunger strikes flags row rages: Belfast Telegraph
Cowen to raise concerns with British authorities: Irish Independent
The Irish answer: The Times (Editorial)
All Ireland action now more vital than ever: Irish Independent
--------- Bloody Sunday News - March 23 --------- Fear of Bloody Sunday recalled: BBC
IRA bodies ‘hidden in the drains’: Irish News
Bloody Sunday bodies stacked five-high: Irish Independent
Witness accused of hostility to British soldiers: The Irish Times
Thursday, March 22
Fresh hope for arms handover: Irish Independent
New policing plan unveiled: BBC
North police head accuses London over funding: The Irish Times
Compensation increase for RUC widows: BBC
Better late than never for widows: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
'Hard Man' Tackles the North: Irish Voice
Provos plan to kill Real IRA leaders: Irish Examiner
Unionist says N. Ireland war may be a bullet away: Boston Herald
IRA tit-for-tat tactics must not threaten process: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
SDLP 'were belligerent' in vote talks: Irish Independent
‘SF pact would be disaster for GFA’: Irish News
FAILURE TO AGREE PACT IS HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT: Irelandclick.com (Editorial)
Time for a middle way in politics?: Irish News
How the human rights agenda leaves unionists cold: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
The greening of the Republican Party: Irish Echo
The greening of the White House 2001: Irish Voice
Hands off Ireland: National Post (Editorial)
Green grow the Bushes O: Irish Echo (Editorial)
Adams the carrot used to raise Sinn Fein funds in US: Irish Independent
A Paisleyite at home in Irish N.Y.'s bosom: Irish Echo
Dispelling the negative image: Irish News (Editorial)
N. Ireland’s redundant warriors: MSNBC (Mar. 14)
Ken’s great Irish party: Irish Post
Giants look down on great divide: The Times
A passionate Tory with an Irish heart: Irish Post
Carey calls Catholics hurtful over sacraments: Electronic Telegraph
--------- Bloody Sunday News - March 22 --------- Bloody Sunday paramedic 'was target of paras': The Times
Inquiry hears sounds of Bloody Sunday: BBC
Boy watched as fleeing men shot: The Irish Times
Soldiers 'cheered at Bloody Sunday deaths': Irish Independent
Army advert on TV as shots fired into flat: Irish News
Wednesday, March 21
Was a deal agreed two weeks ago?: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune, Mar. 18)
N. Ireland stalemate explored: Union News and Sunday Republican
In N. Ireland, all parties look forward: by John Reid (Boston Herald, Mar. 20)
Look out for latest media buzz word: Irish News
No nationalist election pact: BBC
The man they picked to take on Iris: Belfast Telegraph
SDLP, Sinn Fein in talks on vote pact for UK poll : The Irish Times
Garvaghy Road, the right to march and the price of walking down O'Connell Street: Belfast Telegraph
Omagh case 'should be eligible for state cash': Electronic Telegraph
Omagh group meets John O’Donoghue: Irish News
Sectarianism in football 'exaggerated': UTV Internet
Stormont bans use of term 'papist bigot': Irish Independent
American Ireland Fund honors U.S. solons' peace efforts: Boston Herald
--------- Bloody Sunday News - March 21 --------- Woman ‘tried to alert soldier’: Irish News
Challenge to Bloody Sunday soldier: BBC
Tuesday, March 20
British official presses IRA on arms: Boston Globe
Electoral pact could secure 11 out of 18 seats claim Sinn Féin: Irish Examiner
Election pact talks unlikely to succeed: The Irish Times
Election calms opposition to Trimble in party: Irish Independent
DUP happy with Bush's reduction of intervention: The Irish Times
The moderator who can set moderation aside: Belfast Telegraph
THE PUZZLE OF ST PADDY’S DAY: Irelandclick.com
No Irish need apply if they are opposed: IrelandonSunday (Mar. 18)
Is Taylor in presidential frame?: Belfast Telegraph
Orangeman wins candidacy battle: BBC
Unionists select strong candidate: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Children recovering after loyalist gun attack: Irish Examiner
Lessons from Ireland and Britain: Taipei Times
It’s the truth according to who exactly?: Irish News
Crystal radio where the sun doesn't shine: by Anne Cadwallader (Ireland on Sunday, Mar. 18)
Youth project challenges Craigavon's young: The Irish Times
Farmers want army patrols scaled down: Irish Examiner
Sands mural row rocks West Dublin: Irelandclick.com
Monday, March 19
IRA move should be matched by UUP - Reid: The Irish Times
It's now a lighter shade of green: Belfast Telegraph
Bush administration to approach peace process 'in a cooler and clearer way': Irish Independent
US-Ireland relationship is 'in the national interest': The Irish Times
Latest on Bush telegraph is a case of wait and see: Belfast Telegraph
A peace process in name only: National Post
Getting message across in America: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Peace process go slow: Irish Examiner
Mixed signals from the US: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Pacts do not aid democracy: Irish News (Editorial)
Petrol bomb attacks on 4 houses in Lurgan: The Irish Times
Omagh fury over RIRA plan for march: Irish News
Queen Elizabeth’s greeting sets stage for visit: Irish Examiner
St Patrick as an inspiration for everyone: Irish News
Call to merge cabinet posts: BBC
RUC chief ‘intends to stay’: Irish News
Law call for lasting peace in N. Ireland: Boston Globe
Wigs on the green: The Irish Times
Americans check out work options at Irish jobs fair: Irish Independent
Bringing the Irish home again: The Irish Times
Sunday, March 18
De Chastelain hopeful of arms deal after IRA talks: The Sunday Times
All eyes on IRA to set the ball rolling: Ireland on Sunday
Focus on US approach to NI: BBC
Bush pledges US support for Northern peace process: Sunday Independent
Sinn Fein leader speaks in Lowell: Boston Herald
Paisley mingles in White House warmth: Sunday Independent
No Irish need apply if they are opposed: Ireland on Sunday
St. Patrick's Day hopes: Editorial (Cincinnati Enquirer, Mar. 17)
Drumcree ban is not a breach of rights: The Sunday Times
Wright killer in hiding from IRA: The Observer
US truck boss 'raises cash for Real IRA': The Sunday Times
Murder case casts pall on St. Patrick's: Boston Herald
Terror chiefs plan first march since Omagh with Easter Rising rally: The Sunday Times
A vain attempt to sort the Irish from the British: Electronic Telegraph
Republicans feud over hunger striker's legacy: The Observer
RTE are 'giving SF an easy ride': Sunday Independent
New York Celebrates the Deep Green Irish Soul: New York Times
Saturday, March 17
Foes at D.C. Bash for 1st Time: New York Daily News
Bush Welcomes Irish Leaders, Backs Peace Process: Washington Post
Bush rolls out red carpet for Irish but special relationship is over: The Scotsman
Bush praises Dublin's peace efforts: Financial Times
No drop for the Irish at dry White House: Irish Examiner
Analysis: Bush's policy on Northern Ireland: BBC
‘Pat the Brit’ saves day for politicians: Irish News
Bush Retreats From U.S. Role As Peace Broker: Washington Post
Irish-Americans' delight at reception: The Irish Times
Northern Ireland: U.S. should continue to support peace process: Dallas Morning News (Editorial)
Irish peace process can still advance: Boston Herald (Editorial)
In The White House: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Visions and pipe-dreams: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
UU should break links with order: Irish News (Editorial)
SF and robbery victims: The Irish Times
RIRA ‘issues death threats to Provos’: Irish News
Irish Families Seek Justice By Suing Alleged Bombers: Washington Post
High Court to hear case linked to Omagh bomb: The Irish Times
The sister: I saw a skeleton lying there crying: The Times (Mar. 16)
Surprise appearance by Clinton at awards: The Irish Times
Irish influence lingers in NYC: Albany Times Union
They’re raining on our parade: Irish Examiner
Row over St Pat's Day event: BBC
The big parade: Electronic Telegraph
Queen sends greetings to Irish: The Scotsman
A Pint for St. Patrick in the New Ireland: New York Times
Tide turns as migrants flood to Ireland: Sydney Morning Herald
Friday, March 16
NI leaders in White House talks: BBC
US told of June deal hopes: Irish News
Trimble upstaged on Capitol Hill: Electronic Telegraph
Adams steals the scene in trip to New York bar: The Times
Ahern 'heartened' by Bush interest in North: The Irish Times
Bush to adopt a low-key role: Irish News (Editorial)
Ahern hits out at Real IRA: UTV Internet
Web death threat shock for Celtic star Lennon: The Scotsman
Bush names aide for N. Ireland: Boston Globe
DUBYA PICKS IRISH ENVOY, VOWS TO HELP PEACE TALKS: New York Post
Bush names Haas as special trouble shooter for the North: Irish Independent
Will Paisley's saints go marching in?: The Times
It takes a Big Man to keep his flock at home: Belfast Telegraph
McGuinness bids to ring in new era: Irish News
No great hooley but craic all the same: The Irish Times
The beat of history's drums: Financial Times
'Protest is still on at Drumcree': Belfast Telegraph
Capitol Hill briefed on Finucane case: Irish News
Criticism of Nelson murder inquiry: BBC
Orangemen suspend UUP whip: Belfast Telegraph
Gerry Adams was my commander, says IRA bomber: Electronic Telegraph
Family blame IRA for attack: BBC
Bertie plays a blinder: Belfast Telegraph
Weir faces crunch meeting with constituency association: UTV Internet
The hunger strike that changed the course of the Troubles: The Times
The hunger strikers who survived: The Times
Row over Sands mural: Irish News
Relatives want Dublin bombing collusion inquiry: The Irish Times
Omagh families' civil action hopes receive a boost: The Independent (Mar. 15)
IRELAND BEYOND THE LEPRECHAUN: Chicago Tribune
25pc in Britain yearn for 'friendlier identity' with tall tales of Irish roots: Irish Independent
Lottery cash for Bloody Sunday film: BBC
--------- Bloody Sunday News - March 16 --------- Witness tells of goading soldier: BBC