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This archive contains references to articles from March 1-15, 1998. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
March 15
'Cowboys' challenge peace in N. Ireland: Boston Globe
Questions Raised Over Ludlow Murder: The Sunday Tribune
Peace hopes for St. Patrick's: Philadelphia Inquirer
Blair set to chair Ulster peace talks: The Observer
Ahern trip puts heat on Trimble: The Sunday Times
Mowlam raises Ulster hopes: The Independent on Sunday
Miracle recoveries of the IRA inmates: The Sunday Times
IRA 'raises £8m a year in US': Electronic Telegraph
IRA linked to South African weapons plot: The Sunday Times
Correction: Ian Paisley Jr: The Sunday Times
March 14
In Belfast, a split for St. Patrick's Day parade: Philadelphia Inquirer
Grieving in an Oasis of Friendship: Los Angeles Times
Clinton seeks progress as Ulster parties visit: Boston Globe
Anger at British Embassy invitation to Adams: The Times
Time to tiptoe through shamrocks with Sammy: Irish News
Sinn Fein can stay – Mowlam: The Independent
Admission fee to White House is North progress: The Irish Times
Dissidents challenge British claim to north: Irish News
Guessing game begins on Next US Irish envoy: The Irish Times
Residents' leaders to stage US march plea: Irish News
Explain 'republican elements', says Trimble: The Irish Times
Pressure group lifts Ford boycott: Irish News
March 13
BLAIR: ULSTER 'AGONIZINGLY CLOSE' TO A PEACE PACT: Chicago Tribune
Kennedy asks OK for stamp that recalls Irish famine: Boston Globe
Sinn Fein leader gets cheers at Seton Hall: Bergen Record
Do not ignore IRA violence, Blair warned: Electronic Telegraph
Draft N. Ireland Pact Is 'Close,' Blair Says: Washington Post
Mowlam to face US pressure on parades: The Irish Times
Taoiseach and Blair set to run final phase: The Irish Times
Milestone will be real talks: Irish News (Editorial)
Alignment of school curricula with NI urged: The Irish Times
Survey shows Ormeau parade support: The Irish Times
His legacy in a handshake: Irish News
Change needed for North's transition: The Irish Times
March 12
CLINTON URGES DIPLOMACY TO NORTHERN IRELAND FACTIONS: Chicago Tribune
It was a terrible thing to release Roisin McAliskey... but it was necessary: The Guardian
McAliskey solicitor hits out at Tory MPs: Irish News
Equality Of Treatment: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Latest plan to tackle inequality crucial to peace: The Irish Times
Blair in peace talks plea to Sinn Fein: The Independent
Unionists allege British change on talks issues: The Irish Times
Residents present case to US: Irish News
Bishops may urge support for North referendum: The Irish Times
Paramilitaries paid by drug dealers – RUC: The Irish Times
March 11
Provos `on loan' to maverick terrorist group: Irish Independent
IRA's mavericks still wait their chance: Irish Independent
IRA linked to mortar bomb attack: Electronic Telegraph
WHY ARE WE TALKING?: The Times (Editorial)
Security forces to move against IRA dissidents: The Irish Times
Disaffected Provisionals may be flouting ceasefire: The Irish Times
'Events' tend to dictate changes in attitude: Irish News
Audition goes on: The Irish Times
Germans demand McAliskey trial: The Guardian
Decision to free McAliskey made on political grounds: The Independent
SNP poll surge raises prospect of independence: The Times
March 10
Britain declines to extradite ailing IRA suspect: Boston Globe
Talk, please: Irish Independent (Editorial)
McAliskey goes free: The Guardian
Case against McAliskey was not tested in court: The Irish Times
Mixed reaction in North to extradition decision: The Irish Times
No talks until meeting with Blair, says Adams: Electronic Telegraph
'Watch out' for the British response to Garvaghy report: Irish News (by Gerry Adams)
March 9
Three quarters of a nation: Sunday Business Post (Editorial)
North's `acceptable' rivers of blood: Sunday Business Post
A commission of contempt: Sunday Business Post
Irish Terrorism: Washington Post (Editorial)
Articles 2 and 3 not a panacea: Irish News (Editorial)
The road to peace: The Guardian (Editorial)
DUP-LVF link is no fallacy: Irish News (Editorial)
LVF threatens Protestants who 'collude' with process: The Irish Times
Adams says united Ireland comes later: The Independent
Trimble is an unlikely latter-day Faulkner: The Irish Times
Praise be to God for our neighbours in diversity: Irish News
Growth of sectarian tension alarms NI colleges: The Irish Times
March 8
Deaths only hasten peace: The Independent on Sunday (Editorial)
Pointing out the real heroes to Sinn Fein: The Sunday Times
Hard-liners threaten Trimble leadership: The Independent on Sunday
LVF terror chiefs back Paisley '100%': The Sunday Times
RUC Accused of 1976 Murder Cover-up: The Sunday Tribune
Nothing to fear from new Irish constitution: The Sunday Times (interview with Bertie Ahern)
Ulster peace funds feed factionalism: Electronic Telegraph
Scramble begins to take over as US ambassador: The Sunday Times
Passing of the green era: The Sunday Times
March 7
Winning over hearts and minds: Irish Independent
Friends for life; even in death not far apart: The Independent
New draft of Article 2 will redefine Irish nation: The Irish Times
Heaven help us from the 'mansion below': Irish News
Paisley at 'loyalist' rally: Irish News
Empey rules out trading for Articles 2 and 3: The Irish Times
Boxing club that fights for peace: The Times
Protestant schools first choice for many Catholics: The Irish Times
March 6
A question of commitment to peace: Irish Independent
Blair to meet Sinn Fein leaders at No 10: Electronic Telegraph
Ulster peace talks to end by Easter: The Times
Territorial claim to go if agreement found: The Irish Times
'I'm only human' insists Mowlam: Irish News
32 County group to challenge poll: The Irish Times
DUP role in rally causes outrage: Irish News
Adams warns on North talks deadline: The Irish Times
Is Blair Turning Catholic? Pew Sighting Raises Questions in London: Washington Post
March 5
Indiscriminate guns kill an Ulster alliance: Boston Globe
Unionists condemn loyalist killings: Electronic Telegraph
Death across the divide: The Guardian
Terrorists laid bare by authors on the inside: The Independent
Two pay the ultimate price for friendship: The Irish Times
Poll gives 32-county Ireland reality jolt: Irish News
Something stirring in the North's aching soul: The Irish Times
Blair denies conversion after visits to Westminster Cathedral: The Times
Obstacles to settlement look pretty formidable: The Irish Times
Irish in Britain deserve special status, says MP: The Guardian
Mowlam vetoes Irish parades watchdogs: Irish News
IRA deaths on the rock sparked off murder cycle: Irish News
March 4
Backlash fear after huge bomb find in hayshed: Irish Independent
If only somebody knew what they were doing: Irish News
Two shot dead in Ulster bar room: Electronic Telegraph
Poyntzpass murders seen as loyalist response: The Irish Times
Unionists will 'avoid SF like the plague': Irish News
Gibraltar story is still unfolding: Irish News
Elections for new assembly sought in June: The Irish Times
DUP attacks EU funding of New Agenda peace group: Irish News
March 3
Europe holds key to peace: Irish News (Editorial)
Parades Commission: The Irish Times (Editorial)
This year St Pat has to cope with Erin the Bear: Irish News
Report expresses hope on parades: Irish News
Bonfire sets sparks flying: Irish News (Editorial)
Angelus sets a test for liberals: The Irish Times
March 2
A nation never again?: Sunday Business Post
Of splits, splinters, and taking your distance: Sunday Business Post
Ahern expresses concern over parades body: Irish Independent
Mowlam wants deal before marching season: Electronic Telegraph
Tebbit casts 'bigot' slur at Ahern: Irish News
Republicans, loyalists go to Nicaragua: The Irish Times
Reasonable people can realise dream of peace: Irish News
Approaching A Distant Shore: The Irish Times (Editorial)
President is roasted over bonfire plan: Irish News
Presbyterians give a lesson in the roots of prejudice: The Irish Times
Beating the drum for peace: Irish News
March 1
Move over God, Adams cometh: The Sunday Times
Nationalists Predict Major Conflict in Drumcree: Sunday Tribune
Ahern told of likely IRA terror split: The Sunday Times
Alert after bomb attempt: Electronic Telegraph
Threat from Fringe Groups Still Unclear: Sunday Tribune
Deadly dogs of war: The Sunday Times
Bigots shown the red card: The Sunday Times
Adams's Disavowal Seen as Significant: Sunday Tribune
McAleese's Orange party is shot down: The Sunday Times
Time for our president to stamp on some tribal toes: The Sunday Times