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This archive contains references to articles from March 1-15, 1999. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Monday, March 15Bomb kills Northern Ireland lawyer: BBC
Another victim of Drumcree?: BBC
Trimble needs to face the realities of paramilitarism: Sunday Business Post
Century man Hume heads paper's hero poll: Irish Independent
Clinton's crusade: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
RUC collusion with loyalists reached the highest levels, claims book author: Sunday Business Post
Too Many Guns Threaten Peace in Northern Ireland: Washington Post
Major says IRA need not 'surrender': BBC
Trimble takes important step: Irish News (Editorial)
'Entry of SF to executive could cause republican split': The Irish Times
Mitchell may be recalled to fix Ulster deadlock: The Times
General who must square arms circle: The Guardian
News with a View: Helping N. Ireland say farewell to arms: Minneapolis Star Tribune
Clinton has key role in advancing process: Irish News
Dr Eames wants IRA 'act of faith' on arms: The Irish Times
Clegg truth ‘covered up’: Irish News
Sunday, March 14
The focus of Irish talks shifts to Washington: Boston Globe
Mitchell put on stand-by to save Ulster peace: The Sunday Times
Trimble offers olive branch to Sinn Féin: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Be warned: failure is not an option in Northern Ireland: Independent on Sunday (by Mo Mowlam)
Clinton Set to Tackle Arms Crisis: by Niall O'Dowd
Mowlam beset by schools row: The Sunday Times
Dublin pressing for troop withdrawal timetable: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
IRA hardliners push ceasefire to the limit: The Sunday Times
Vigils focus on Ulster families in forced exile: Electronic Telegraph
Dublin walks to Orange beat: The Sunday Times
In Illinois, It's the Political Life for Riley, Gilhooley Et Al.: New York Times
Och aye, Mowlam puts up £2m for Ulster-Scots: The Sunday Times
Saturday, March 13
Clinton can't save Irish peace; Adams and Trimble can: Boston Globe
Clinton orders Adams to give up arms: The Times
Pressing flesh in push for a deal: Irish Independent
US congressman demands major reforms of RUC: Electronic Telegraph
Trimble cheerier after week of ups and downs: The Irish Times
Victim's father talks of defeat - Karen Reilly 'loved people': The Guardian
Clegg acquittal a blow for the peace process: The Examiner (Editorial)
Peace process is now just a game of cat and mouse: Irish Independent
An empty formula of words is not enough: The Irish Times
St Patrick, hear our prayers: Irish News
Good Friday deadline may still be met: The Irish Times
Hope for peace rests on Clinton's clout: The Times
Drumcree protest flounders: Irish News
Friday, March 12
The trials of Private Clegg: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
No winners, only losers: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Mowlam pins peace hopes on Clinton: The Independent
Decommissioning can be 'resolved': BBC
New NI institutions blocked by the UUP: The Irish Times (by Gerry Adams)
TD urges release dates for IRA men: Irish News
It's up to gunmen to sort out arms issue: The Irish Times
IRA steps up exile punishments: The Times
Truth can help heal the scars: Irish News
Tears as Clegg is cleared of murder after nine-year fight: Electronic Telegraph
Nationalists express concern, unionists relieved at verdict: The Irish Times
Grudging verdict after judge says defence a farrago of deceit and lies: The Guardian
Rage over Loyalists death link misprint: Irish News
Thursday, March 11
Sinn Fein must look to backing a political way: The Irish Times
The truth we don't want to hear: Belfast Telegraph
Mallon says de Chastelain words will be important: The Irish Times
Washington trip could boost peace - Mowlam: BBC
Will sanity prevail at Stormont?: Irish News
Sinn Fein Must Disarm: Washington Post (by John Taylor)
New chance for Drumcree: Irish News (Editorial)
Ulster motorists queue to beat petrol duty rise: The Times
More than a case of just one bad apple: Irish News
Orange chiefs say RUC title must stay: Irish News
Grieving daughter fights IRA man's release: Electronic Telegraph
Splinter group ‘backs process’: Irish News
US paper ad lashes Trimble: Irish News
Wednesday, March 10
Tony Blair's message to Ulster: Belfast Telegraph (by Tony Blair)
Tourists looking for the Troubles: Toronto Globe and Mail
Another day, another deadline: Belfast Telegraph
Yes (Please) Minister ?: by Peter Kelly (Fortnight Magazine)
'Arms deadlock can be broken': BBC
Ailing peace process goes into extra time: Sydney Morning Herald
Adams and Trimble in arms talks stalemate: Electronic Telegraph
We wake to nightmares if the dream deal dies: Irish News
Guns at the door please, Trimble tells Sinn Fein: The Irish Times
Top loyalist feared ‘LVF death threats’: Irish News
Existence of guns a threat - Bruton: The Irish Times
Law body ‘blocking report on Finucane’: Irish News
Tuesday, March 9
Malachi O'Doherty: Belfast Telegraph
Disarmament Dispute Forces Delay in Creating Northern Ireland Cabinet: New York Times
Patience in Ireland: The Guardian (Editorial)
Fear returns after attacks from new loyalist groups: The Irish Times
Weapons row tops agenda again: Irish News
Assembly salaries may be stopped: The Irish Times
Hardliners plot to kill Gerry Adams: The Guardian
Irish-Scottish links soon to turn more political: The Irish Times
Monday, March 8
Making history: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Power-sharing the real crux?: Sunday Business Post
New pressure on arms handover: BBC
IRA weapons deadlock 'must end in days': Electronic Telegraph
No Compromise On Arms: The Irish Times
Unionists split over IRA arms: The Independent
Loyalists in protest vow over Drumcree: Irish News
Time for new formula to handle arms issue: The Irish Times
Catholic taxis in new threat from loyalists: Irish News
Now is the time to bite the bullet: The Irish Times
RUC ‘grapple in the Apple’ now ‘private’: Irish News
Fury at Denning praise: Irish News
Sunday, March 7
Trimble invites Sinn Fein to talks: BBC
RUC men's secret war with the IRA: The Sunday Times
The policeman and 'the Jackal': The Sunday Times
No breakthrough on decommissioning expected in Washington: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
RUC killer claims army-loyalist link: The Sunday Times
In reality, IRA has little room for manoeuvre: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Ireland's finest may get 'St Patrick' knighthoods: The Sunday Times
Trimble chance to rid himself of foe: The Observer
Labour to stay out of North: The Sunday Times
Saturday, March 6
New human rights team biased, say Unionists: Electronic Telegraph
Peace process at 'critical stage': BBC
Storm clouds gather over peace process: The Irish Times
RUC 'led loyalists to IRA suspects': The Guardian
Loyalists admit collusion with army and RUC: The Irish Times
Philpott claim needs scrutiny: Irish News (Editorial)
Clinton will press leaders to get their act together: The Irish Times
What bleedin’ deadlines?: Irish News
SA transition 'example to Sinn Fein': The Irish Times
Amnesty confirms beatings probe: Irish News
Friday, March 5
Irish question to be asked in census: Belfast Telegraph
Arms are the key to completing the Ulster jigsaw: Electronic Telegraph
Ahern and Trimble agree details of new treaties: The Irish Times
Adams: no more time to lose on executive: Irish News
No End to Violence in Ulster: Each Side Now Kills Its Own: New York Times
A community approach to 'punishment' attacks: The Irish Times
'Peace will not come. There's evil out there': The Times
Why the British government renewed anti-terror laws: Irish News (by Adam Ingram)
Security forces 'aided loyalist gunmen': BBC
RUC 'must not be sacrificed': The Irish Times
‘New era’ as Sunday opening wins out: Irish News
Thursday, March 4
No disarmament, no dialogue: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Unionist support for peace deal slumps: BBC
Blair steps up the pressure on arms: The Guardian
IRA cannot deliver on arms - Ervine: Irish News
Mallon working to resolve arms issue: The Irish Times
Deadline in Ulster moved to Easter: The Independent
Deep concern for future of NI policing: The Irish Times
Loyalist paramilitary groups banned: BBC
SDLP warns Paisley over naming names: Irish News
Wednesday, March 3
Adams isn't boxing clver: Belfast Telegraph
Political endgame: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Grief still for families of Poyntzpass victims: The Irish Times
Special status plea for CIRA prisoners: Irish News
Assembly orders allow for late gesture by IRA: The Irish Times
‘Decommission the reasons for conflict’: Irish News
Adams hits RUC plans to box in New York: The Times
First Minister dampens speculation on arms issue: The Irish Times
Turning down the volume of the civil rights song: Irish News
Too far down decommissioning road: The Irish Times (by Ruairí Quinn)
McMichael doubts IRA peace commitment: Irish News
Tuesday, March 2
More are signing up, says UUP: Belfast Telegraph
Last hurdle: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Malachy O'Doherty: Belfast Telegraph
Australian PM has no regrets over refusing to meet Adams: Irish News
Mallon proposes arms disposal 'third way': BBC
Irish America puts its stamp on US history: Irish News
SDLP and SF in dispute over language issue: The Irish Times
Unionists’ fears over nationalist expansion: Irish News
A cruel fact of life that has saved countless lives: Irish News
Nationalists welcome human rights appointees: The Irish Times
Ban RUC boxing team says Adams: Irish News
Monday, March 1
Decommissioning unlikely as army street patrols increase: Sunday Business Post
Point of principle: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Mallon suggests solution to logjam: The Irish Times
'No possibility' of IRA arms handover: BBC
Trimble ready to by-pass SF if impasse persists: The Irish Times
Only trust can move barriers: Irish News (Editorial)
Garda net tightens on Omagh bomb suspects: The Irish Times
Strange creeds and guns make an unhealthy mix: Irish News
The alternative to back-street ‘justice’: Irish News
SF warns against 'betrayal' to unionists: The Irish Times
Relief and sorrow as the walls went up: Irish News
NI conference told of S African policing reform: The Irish Times
Monument attack blamed on loyalists: Irish News