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This archive contains references to articles from March 1997. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
March 31IRA claim in Oklahoma bomb adds to confusion: Daily Telegraph
1922 pact has lessons for closer northern links: The Irish Times
Irish revolutionary's jailed daughter is now a cause celebre: Philadelphia Inquirer
Attack on SF signals end to loyalist ceasefire: The Irish Times
'Naive' Mowlam is accused of Ulster blunder: Daily Telegraph
Terrorists raise the stakes as Adams hints at Labour hope: The Times
March 30
IRA 'supplied detonator for Oklahoma terror bomb': Sunday Telegraph
Treating soldiers like terrorists: The Sunday Times
IRA truce could see Sinn Fein in talks this summer, says Mowlem: Sunday Telegraph
March 29
Former MI6 head blames politicians for IRA growth: The Times
Keeping Warrington alive in the peace process: The Irish Times
Mallon's vision for new future: Irish News
Is that an Orange box Major is standing on?: Irish News
Call off Mass picket says top loyalist: Irish News
Further signs of a split in Orange Order: The Irish Times
SAS victim 'was walking home from Confession': Irish News
Maze warders fear murder: Daily Telegraph
March 28
US court rules ex-IRA man's offence 'political': Irish News
IRA suspect is arrested in hospital: Daily Telegraph
Public waits for answers: Irish News (Editorial)
Adams hears of FF leader's 'strong views' on Wilmslow: The Irish Times
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
March 27
'Spectacular' feared after bomb attacks: The Irish Times
BLAIR AND THE BOMBERS: The Times (Editorial)
Explosions raise fears of IRA offensive: Philadelphia Inquirer
IRA can't expect clean slate if Blair is elected: The Irish Times
Not the expected 'spectacular': The Irish Times
Sources still hopeful of a new IRA ceasefire: The Irish Times
Protest call to loyalists over Dunloy crisis: Irish News
Violence increases pressure on Hume/Adams contacts: The Irish Times
'SAS soldiers' shoot man in Coalisland: Irish News
Unionists object to 'biased' parades body: Daily Telegraph
Catholics not gaining jobs at expense of Protestants - Cooper: The Irish Times
Film attacked for glamorising IRA: Daily Telegraph
March 26
Patience with IRA is wearing says Bruton: Irish News
Yesterday's men hang on for 'one last heave': Irish News
A colony of England: Boston Globe
CBI leader tells Sinn Fein to end violence: Daily Telegraph
MP criticises Reynolds as Adams extends welcome: The Irish Times
March 25
Lesson learnt in past follies: Irish News (Editorial)
IRA's Maze tunnel escape plot foiled: The Times
MORAL OF THE MAZE : The Times (Editorial)
Republican prisoners see escape as their duty: The Irish Times
Terrorists rule in jail blocks where staff fear to tread: The Times
Shun Harryville protest Unionists tell Robinson: Irish News
March 24
Alderdice makes grim warning: Irish News
The Collapse of Vision: The Irish Times (Editorial)
McAliskey drops bid for seat in Mid-Ulster: Irish News
Sinister INLA threat to cross-community work: Irish News
Trimble attacks 'loudmouth unionists': The Irish Times
Trimble backs Faul peace plea: Irish News
Bomber back with IRA colleagues: The Times
March 23
The truth about Bloody Sunday: Boston Globe (Editorial)
March 22
Response to IRA ceasefire proposal disappoints Kennedy: The Irish Times
Injustices of Bloody Sunday may be purged: The Irish Times
Allegations point to Widgery cover-up: The Irish Times
Washington Notebook: Presidential St. Pat's at a safe distance: Boston Globe
McAliskey is snubbed by Adams: Daily Telegraph
North policing cause of conflict, says academic: The Irish Times
IRA 'owns up to 20 pubs in the Republic': The Irish Times
March 21
McAliskey daughter to stand for Parliament: The Times
SDLP may meet Sinn Fein and McAliskeys: Irish News
Agreement about Dunloy marches being considered: The Irish Times
Kennedy is on Bloody Sunday board: Irish News
March 20
Unrest seen in Ulster marching season: Boston Globe
The ticket to sitting at the Irish peace talks: Boston Globe (by Patrick Mayhew)
Speeches in US have given Sinn Fein a chance: The Irish Times
Orange leaders close to striking marches deal: Irish News
Ormeau walk pact forged by politicians: Irish News
Progress can be made on North, says Major: The Irish Times
Full of sound and fury but signifying nothing: Irish News
Straight from the Arts: The Irish Times
North may yet be an election issue: The Irish Times
March 19
Unionism shows little change since O'Neill: Irish News
White House tries to revive peace process: The Irish Times
Army 'lost control' of Bloody Sunday: The Times
Campaign group briefs Congress: The Irish Times
Birmingham Six sue Tory MP for slander: Daily Telegraph
Family of dead soldier visits area of shooting: The Irish Times
March 18
Memories and Rifts Endure 25 Years: Daily News
How SF can get into talks - Gore: Irish News
Visiting Irish Leader Urges Peace at Home: Daily News
Poignant Pause In Merry March: Daily News
US parade halts for Irish famine victims: The Times
Solidarity shown for McAliskey on New York march: Irish News
Irish PM demands new probe of 'Bloody Sunday' killings: Nando Times
Adams carries coffin of father shot by loyalists: Daily Telegraph
Conflicting signals on Tyrone parade: The Irish Times
Warrington bomber to have case reviewed: The Times
GENERAL ELECTION 97 - Sectarian grip holds predictable outcome: The Times
No nationalist pact but unionists may yet agree: Irish News
Parties fail to resolve tactics: The Irish Times
SDLP hits at Catholic jobs bias allegation: Irish News
March 17
Getting beyond the mentality of apartheid to build a new Ireland: Boston Globe (by John Hume)
Letter to IRA is returned to sender: No forwarding address Sinn Fein tells BC priest: Boston Globe
New allegations fuel demands for public inquiry: The Irish Times
'Get kills' Bloody Sunday paras told: Irish News
Agreement on march route 'sets precedent': Irish News
Orange leaders deny agreement on 12th march in Dromore: The Irish Times
St Patrick is relevant to Protestant tradition too: Irish News
Looking into the abyss: Irish News (Editorial)
IRA prisoners 'lead life of luxury': The Times
Bruton to meet Gore on North as Clinton recovers: The Irish Times
March 16
Family seeks new 'Bloody Sunday' probe: Boston Globe
Church accused of McAliskey bias: The Sunday Times
IRA is hit by cash crisis: Sunday Telegraph
March 15
Kennedy calls for ceasefire upon talks commitment: The Irish Times
Adams 'confident' of IRA ceasefire: Irish News
Honest broker speaks from the heart: The Irish Times
DUP calls for Mitchell's resignation: The Irish Times
Mitchell hits the mark: Irish News (Editorial)
Trimble drinks green beer at the back door: Irish News
A Missed Opportunity: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Catholic father of nine gunned down in home: Irish News
Dublin angry over minister's views on McAliskey: The Times
Washington's Patrick's Day has no time for parade: The Irish Times
March 14
McAliskey to keep baby with her in jail for 9 months: The Times
Denton row shows 'need' for MacBride principles: Irish News
Consent cuts both ways, Taylor tells unionists: The Irish Times
No Weakening of Commitment: The Irish Times (Editorial)
March 13
Loyalists plan huge civil rights parades: Irish News
Foundation for peace built, says Tanaiste: The Irish Times
Denton's damage may outlast Major's regime: The Irish Times
It's time to honour the south's forgotten heroes: Irish News
Howard is accused of 'petty tyranny': Daily Telegraph
UUP praises 'acceptable face' of nationalism: The Irish Times
A beacon of tolerance in an intolerant environment: The Irish Times
March 12
Irish-America's unrealistic view: Boston Globe (by Sean O'Callaghan)
Ceasefire is way forward: Irish News (Editorial)
Learning the lessons of the hunger strikers: Irish News
St Patrick 'hijacked by nationalists': Irish News
Inquiry ordered into 'sectarianism' at minister's office: The Times
Loyalists to provoke a 'Drumcree' stand-off : Irish News
FF leader criticises 'brutality' of IRA: The Irish Times
March 11
Bell tolls for victims of Famine's blackest year: Irish News
Ulster forum put on hold: Daily Telegraph
Harryville 'threatens to infect community': Irish News
Inquiry on incident at Denton's office: The Irish Times
March 10
Reynolds spells out the price of IRA peace: Daily Telegraph
Political leaders head for Patrick's parades in US: The Irish Times
March 9
Protesters rally at prison for pregnant IRA suspect: Boston Globe
March 8
Has the roof fallen in on the talking shops?: Irish News
Don't vote for Irish Labour Party - Trimble: The Irish Times
Adams launches scathing attack on Fianna Fail chief: Irish News
'King Rat' jailed for threatening to shoot woman: The Times
March 7
Handling of McAliskey case worries Tory MPs: The Irish Times
March 6
Weld takes his trade mission on a whirlwind tour of Dublin: Boston Globe
Unionists still on the margins of UK debate: The Irish Times
Orangemen march into history books: Irish News
The Northern Talks Adjourn: The Irish Times (Editorial)
World's grade A goes to Catholic education: Irish News
Clinton hopes NI talks can move forward by June: The Irish Times
Adams denies SF orchestrated march protests: The Irish Times
Denton faces pressure to quit Stormont: Irish News
Unanswered questions: Irish News
March 5
Capitol Hill's New Irish Player: Irish Voice
Sinn Fein 'orchestrated Drumcree disturbances': Daily Telegraph
SF denies leading NI parade protests: The Irish Times
Major's minor rewards for unionists' one-track loyalty: Irish News
UUP offering 'hand of friendship': Irish News
March 4
Scandal of Roisin's case: Irish News (Editorial)
Unity is vital to make Ireland an EU success: Irish News (by Seamus Brennan)
Fears to speak of '98 recede as Orangemen seek role: The Irish Times
C of I not a sectarian target in 1798: The Irish Times
Former killer tours US 'to fight IRA lies': Daily Telegraph
Bomb attack is blamed on loyalists: The Irish Times
Pressure may be mounting on loyalists to retaliate: The Irish Times
March 3
Is there stamina to ride the peace roller-coaster again?: The Irish Times
Unionist leaders expected to agree election pact: The Irish Times
Outcry feared if baby taken from McAliskey: The Times
Venue sells out as Rev Willie sings for Lord: The Irish Times
March 2
Shunning of Sean, the Irish voice America won't hear: The Sunday Times
March 1
Mr Ahern's Moral Righteousness: Andersontown News
Ex-soldier condemns Bloody Sunday killings: The Irish Times
Players fail to perform as scoreless draw ends: Irish News
Congressman's remarks anger British ambassador to US: The Irish Times
O'Callaghan and King pull no punches in Capitol Hill debate: The Irish Times
Unionists will see green as new peace prince is crowned: The Irish Times
No regrets, no turning back, no good option: The Irish Times