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This archive contains references to articles from March 16-31, 1998. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
March 31
When Brit Gov't OKd Killing: New York Daily News
Deal too close to call: Irish Independent
N. Ireland Talks Hit Home Stretch: Washington Post
RUC attack tests Labour on human rights: The Independent
Dangerous Days: The Irish Times (Editorial)
A vision for the north based on reality, not on fantasy: Irish News
Unionist scorn for Ahern's proposal: The Irish Times
Mowlam denies plan to cut jobs in Ulster jails: The Times
Hint of history amid business-as-usual calm: The Irish Times
Reluctant fighter still committed to talks: The Irish Times
March 30
Rush to referendum would be disastrous: Sunday Business Post
Who'll put a value on Fianna Fail's green core?: Sunday Business Post
British unit accused of murder ties still at work: The Irish Times
Time for `disreputable' INLA to quit - Adams: Irish Independent
Pluralism is broader than two concepts of Irishness: The Irish Times
Oscar or no, `Lexie' film boosts Ulster: Boston Globe
NI politicians well versed in use of wounding: The Irish Times
North peace resting on how the South will vote: Irish Independent
Worrying pointers to violence as talks progress: The Irish Times
Changes: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Death squad conspiracy: The Guardian
‘To leave conflict and division behind’: Irish News (by Gerry Adams)
It’s the last round-up at the ’98 talks corral: Irish News
The ghosts of our past should rest in ‘peace’: Irish News
Sinn Fein in challenge to Ahern: Irish News
March 29
Army set up Ulster murders: Electronic Telegraph
UN to Seek Inquiry into Finucane Killing: Sunday Tribune
Ulster braced for more violence: The Independent on Sunday
Trimble fury at death plot book: The Sunday Times
Crucial Week in Talks Process: Sunday Tribune
IRA accused of 'ethnic cleansing': The Sunday Times
Bomber who lost faith: The Sunday Times
March 28
Peace moves: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Thirteen days until the talking has to stop: The Times
'Aspiration to unity' ideal gains popularity: The Irish Times
Orangemen out of order: Irish News (Editorial)
Ulster row over media manipulation: The Independent
Wording is the key hints Mallon: Irish News
Gunmen Kill Ex-Policeman in Ulster: Minneapolis Star Tribune
Warning on linking religion to politics: The Irish Times
March 27
Scots Guards' jail terms apall MP: Irish News
Fishermen furious at territorial claim: Irish Independent
Unionists attack business sector: Irish News
Mitchell's task: The Guardian (Editorial)
Peer seeks to lift bar on Catholics: The Guardian
Red, white and very blue: The Irish Times
Beatings done by failed terrorists: The Times
'Minister for North' to give peace his best: The Irish Times
Bank bomber attacked, Continuity group claims: The Irish Times
March 26
Dissident offshoot the main threat to peace: Irish Independent
An upbeat mood, but what next?: Boston Globe
A PROMISING MOMENTUM IN BELFAST: Chicago Tribune (Editorial)
April 9 deadline set for accord on peace in Northern Ireland: Philadelphia Inquirer
From little splinters can grow tomorrow's terrorism: The Independent
Police 'clear' IRA of bomb links: Electronic Telegraph
Wide support for Mitchell: Irish News (Editorial)
15-day deadline set for Ulster talks: The Times
Ahern moves to calm FF fears over Articles: The Irish Times
RUC needs more Catholics says FEC: Irish News
SDLP plans Belfast event to remember 1798 Rising: The Irish Times
March 25
Mortar attack on 'bandit country' Army base: Electronic Telegraph
Mowlam 'dissembling' IRA facts - Maginnis: The Irish Times
Does Trimble think that the people are stupid?: Irish News
SF difficulty in rejecting peace deal: The Irish Times
SF will contest assembly vote: Irish News
Change is coming says SF: Irish News
LVF hunger strike threat escalate: Irish News
March 24
Splinter group becomes a thorn: Irish Independent
Northern Ireland talks enter crucial phase: Minneapolis Star Tribune
Sinn Fein returns to talks turmoil: The Guardian
Little optimism as parties return to the fray: The Irish Times
Time for new unionist path: Irish News (Editorial)
Article 2 amendment would be a testament to a good man: The Irish Times
Guards demo for jailed comrades: Electronic Telegraph
Two-tier policing backed by report: Irish News
No consensus on North's future, survey finds: The Irish Times
Dissidents won’t resign from SF: Irish News
Mowlam in fraud crackdown: The Independent
March 23
Trading Articles 2 and 3 for things we have: Sunday Business Post
MPs back `acceptable formula' for North's new dawn: Irish Independent
In the in-door but ending up at the out-door: Sunday Business Post
Friends couldn't survive N. Ireland's hate: Philadelphia Inquirer
Respect: Irish Independent (Editorial)
The best news is no news: Sunday Business Post
Parties dismiss Ulster hopes: The Guardian
Security forces fear IRA link to border car bomb: Electronic Telegraph
Paisley demonstrates politics of paranoia: Irish News
Unionists determined to leave Adams out in cold: The Irish Times
Northern Ireland talks have reached the endgame, but stalemate is all too likely: The Independent
Parades rally hears calls for direct dialogue: Irish News
SF gives dissidents membership ultimatum: The Irish Times
Behind the diplomatic curtain: Irish News
Role of C of I schools 'helps build bridges': The Irish Times
March 22
Paramilitaries may take part in law enforcement: Sunday Tribune
Trimble's ballgame: Boston Globe
Northern agencies slam new fair employment plans: Sunday Tribune
Unionist anger as Sinn Fein rejoins talks: Electronic Telegraph
Nursing peace into full bloom in Northern Ireland: Minneapolis Star Tribune (Editorial)
A funny thing happened on the way to the forum: The Sunday Times (interview with Mo Mowlam)
A clear call to all the President's Ulstermen: The Independent on Sunday
New mortars used in IRA attack: The Sunday Times
Tomorrow belongs to the spirit of Coveney: The Sunday Times
Loyalists smeared blood on Maze inmates to shield killer: The Observer
A day in the Maze: The Sunday Times
Identity card proposed to tackle Ulster vote-stealing: The Sunday Times
March 21
Little to cheer about: Irish Independent
Trimble to soothe his party: The Times
Unenthusiastic Trimble sticks with the talks: The Irish Times
Decision time for Unionists: Irish News (Editorial)
Adams under no illusion about consent principle: The Irish Times
Unionists appear to be losing their way: Irish News
Ambitious Trimble is given qualified support: The Irish Times
Republican bomb raid on bank: The Guardian
Church ignores confession slur: Irish News
March 20
Ulster peace negotiations to resume under May deadline: Boston Globe
Getting into a stew over flags on menus: Irish Independent
TDs unite in revulsion at flag dumping by Maginnis: Irish Independent
Ireland's rules: The Guardian (Editorial)
Keepers who face a daily regime of intimidation: The Times
North parties to get proposals for 3 bodies: The Irish Times
Only Ulster's own parties can break out of the maze: The Independent
Trouble flares at DUP rally: Irish News
Trimble precariously positioned as time presses on: The Irish Times
Irish unity inevitable says Doherty: Irish News
March 19
How Clinton upped the peace ante: Irish Independent
Irish Foes Wouldn't Lift a Hand: New York Daily News
Fury at LVF bid to kill children: Irish Independent
A Terrorist Tangled in History: New York Daily News
Moral monopoly of Church `dying off': Irish Independent
Three Weeks for the Irish: Washington Post (Editorial)
Arms Trial veteran stands by SF leadership: The Irish Times
Alliance calls for ‘new society’: Irish News
Clinton fails to bring leaders together: The Irish Times
Hope lives on 10 years after horror at Casement: The Irish Times
Can English be more than post-British?: The Times
Role sought for Irish diaspora in NI talks: The Irish Times
Ken’s flag of inconvenience: Irish News
March 18
On the Sunny Side Of Historic Procession: New York Daily News
An optimist British leader offers plausible scenario for Irish peace: Philadelphia Inquirer
Pride & a Push Toward Peace: New York Daily News
Law, in a message for St. Patrick's, calls strife an 'evil': Boston Globe
Clinton Makes Case for Peace in N. Ireland: Washington Post
Clinton: it's your chance of a lifetime: Irish Independent
There is a role in peace talks for a US strand: The Irish Times
Reynolds leads Irish America: Irish News
Overwhelming vote 'crucial to agreement': The Irish Times
Politicians attack RUC commission move: The Irish Times
RUC: We don’t turn blind eye to attacks: Irish News
Concern about Articles 2 and 3 in Fianna Fail: The Irish Times
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
March 17
Trimble to join Orange Scots: The Herald
CLINTON RELYING ON ADAMS TO SELL IRA ON PEACE: Chicago Tribune
Northern Ireland: Dallas Morning News (Editorial)
An ode to St. Patrick: Philadelphia Inquirer
The high road in Northern Ireland: Boston Globe (Editorial)
A Hopeful Saint Patrick's Day: Washington Post
'We cannot stop Maze murders': Electronic Telegraph
Constitution change to suit lapsed republicans: The Irish Times
The day when green and red are the colours: Irish News
'Uneasy' Trimble suggests deadline may not be met: The Irish Times
Friend in deed: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Authorities must have known Keys was at risk: The Irish Times
Primacy of national rights is ‘key to prize of peace’: Irish News
Trimble banquet slammed: Irish News
Reports of demise of Irish identity are exaggerated: The Irish Times
Family hopes to have Roisin home for Easter: Irish News
March 16
Demolishing the Constitution of the Republic: Sunday Business Post (Editorial)
Losing the way back home to the nation of Ireland: Sunday Business Post
1 in 3 Catholics in RUC harassed: Sunday Business Post
Get Britain Out Of Ireland — And by a Date-Certain: New York Daily News
Clinton eyes lobbyist role on N. Ireland: Boston Globe
For St. Patrick's Day, a parade and politics: Philadelphia Inquirer
Inquiry call on Maze death: The Guardian
Trimble deserves credit for staying at the table: Irish News
Changing the Constitution: The Irish Times
Get more Catholics to join RUC told: Irish News
Northern politicians unite in New York: The Irish Times
Trimble, Hume and Adams set to meet Clinton: Irish Independent
Referendum should take place in 'South first': The Irish Times