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This archive contains references to articles from May 16-31, 2000. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Wednesday, May 31Paisley's party to take seats in Executive: The Times
Belfast executive revives, minus the DUP: The Independent
As red hand gang flies the flag, an unruffled Martin McGuinness goes back to schools: The Guardian
Sinn Fein insists on reforms in policing: The Times
Ex US cop to oversee Patten reforms: Belfast Telegraph
The RUC are not so bad: The Guardian
Dublin will follow Patten police path: Belfast Telegraph
Mandelson faces rebellion over Police Bill: The Irish Times
Stability will help boost economy, says Minister: Irish Examiner
Leaders urge arms move 'within weeks': The Irish Times
The Army is here to stay: Belfast Telegraph
Still lots of questions to be answered: Irish News
TIME FOR THE IRA TO MAKE GOOD: Chicago Tribune (Editorial)
Ulster progress, pitfalls: Boston Globe (Editorial)
Once again, a shot at peace in Ulster: Minneapolis Star Tribune (Editorial)
Lock up the weapons: National Post (Editorial)
Cautiously optimistic: Washington Times (Editorial)
An Irish blessing : Philadelphia Inquirer (Editorial)
Tit-for-tat fear over loyalist feud killings: The Times
DUP out to block SF from top post: Irish News
It takes two to say the war is over: Belfast Telegraph
Government tapping of phone calls between UK and Ireland challenged: The Guardian
--------- Bloody Sunday News - May 31 --------- Soldiers seemed determined to hit someone, says Bloody Sunday witness: Electronic Telegraph
Inquiry hears of Bloody Sunday victims: BBC
Three shot ‘in army vehicle’: Irish News
Paratroopers 'arrested and then shot victims': The Irish Times
Tuesday, May 30
Control of Ulster reverts to Stormont: The Independent
Trimble hopes Rubicon is crossed as direct rule ends: The Irish Times
UUP minority has new plan to stall peace talks: The Times
Yes/No poser in South Antrim: Belfast Telegraph
Flags row first test as leaders return to fray: Irish Independent
DUP meets to consider executive boycott: The Times
Thorny problems for DUP over whether to take ministerial posts: Irish Examiner
Coffee with Trimble can help to resolve differences: The Irish Times
Withdrawal symptoms to be expected: Irish News
Mallon attacks Mandelson on RUC: Belfast Telegraph
Another Gain for Irish Peace: New York Times (Editorial)
The helping hand that Mr Trimble needs: The Scotsman (Editorial)
Labour attacks Sinn Féin for soliciting donations on line: Irish Examiner
IRA men murdered drug dealer in pub, says rights group: Electronic Telegraph
28 years on, family hopes to lay mother to rest: Baltimore Sun
Fears that loyalist feud may escalate: The Irish Times
Dangerous times lie ahead: Ervine: Irish News
Further arrests in dissident operation: BBC
Well ... was Martin McGuinness a good Minister of Education?: Belfast Telegraph
Troops lived ‘in fear of torture’: Irish News
Unionists may support Sinn Fein for Belfast mayor: Irish Examiner
A message to the city hall: Irish News (Editorial)
Monday, May 29
Terror threat grows as Stormont regains power: Electronic Telegraph
Sinn Fein leader wary: Adams sees hurdles to N. Ireland peace: Boston Herald
RUC row threatens deal : The Guardian
Vote deepens unionist rifts: BBC
Mixed feelings in unionist heartland: The Irish Times
Spoiling for another fight: Belfast Telegraph
Economic hopes raised by steps to Ulster peace: Boston Globe
Narrow victory puts peace on a knife edge: The Independent
Doctor No' urges followers to resist devil's weapon: The Times
Trimble's enemies within plan next move: Electronic Telegraph
Sinn Fein anger at Trimble remarks: Irish News
Victim of IRA sways vote for power-sharing with Sinn Fein: The Times
IRA to discuss plans for arms inspections: Irish Examiner
Power players learn art of sharing: The Guardian
A Truth Commission to Heal Historic Wounds: Los Angeles Times (May 28)
Inch by inch, Trimble moves forward: The Guardian
Trimble steers unionism back to reason: Irish Independent
'On the Waterfront' keeps audience guessing: The Irish Times
One eye on the future, the other on his enemies: Irish Examiner
AND SO TO THE NEXT CRISIS: Andersonstown News
Peace first. Then normality. They're not the same thing: The Guardian
Welcoming unionists to the family of democracy: The Irish Times
Belfast lacks the horse-trading that brings hope: The Independent
Light candles, don’t curse the darkness: Irish News
Time to show leadership and make politics work: Irish Independent
Second chance for Ulster: The Guardian (Editorial)
Will the IRA back Paisley?: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Victory the North needed: Irish Independent (Editorial)
DEVOLUTION RESTORED: The Times (Editorial)
A good result for Mr Trimble: The Irish Times (Editorial)
The North can now get back down to business: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
UUC reforms are overdue: Irish News (Editorial)
Gardai release seven of Real IRA suspects: Irish Independent
'Real IRA' activities led to detentions: The Irish Times
The Irish over the water: The Guardian (May 25)
Clinton to visit Ulster: The Times
Clinton welcomes vote as a 'giant step': The Irish Times
Wright demands truth and justice: Sunday Business Post (May 28)
Loyalist feud 'poised to escalate into war': The Guardian
Protests at Orange plaque event: BBC
Loyalist links cause Wales Lib Dem to resign: Sunday Business Post (May 28)
Sunday, May 28
Unionists to Return to Joint Rule in Ulster With Sinn Fein: New York Times
Omagh suspects arrested as Trimble triumphs: Scotland on Sunday
Trimble's victory means the war is probably over: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Drama on the Waterfront: Ireland on Sunday
Joint Dublin and London promises to Taylor gave victory for Trimble: Sunday Independent
Local observers praise Unionist party's decision: Boston Herald
Mandelson hails 'second chance': BBC
Trimble carries the day - but will he last?: Electronic Telegraph
Ulster vote: too close for comfort: Independent on Sunday
Stretched Trimble shows both heart and head: Sunday Independent
Trimble won the vote, but Adams made the peace: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Sinn Fein is wedded to the peace process: Ireland on Sunday
IRA veteran knows reality of disarmament: Boston Herald
Pips pipped and screeching: Sunday Independent
Trimble triumphant: The Observer
We're not out of the woods yet: Ireland on Sunday (by Gary McMichael)
Britain is edging away from Ulster's troubles: Electronic Telegraph
Trimble scores a win for peace: Boston Herald (Editorial)
Practical politics: The Observer (Editorial)
IRA must deliver on its promises: Sunday Independent (Editorial)
Thank goodness! : Independent on Sunday (Editorial)
Stockpiled IRA guns will be confiscated, say gardaí: Ireland on Sunday
Mandelson's neat footwork keeps RUC ball in the air: The Sunday Times
More police work ahead for ex-DEA boss: Albany Times Union
GAA faces moment of truth on Patten: Sunday Independent
Bloodbath feared after man is shot: Ireland on Sunday
British 'agent handler' lifts lid on Nelson story: The Observer
Agent 'hung out to dry': The Observer
Second charge slows down Finucane case: Ireland on Sunday
MI5 tells supergrass to sign gagging order: The Sunday Times
Disturbing facts that need to be examined: Ireland on Sunday
Gadaffi gave IRA over £6m for guns: The Sunday Times
IRA investors make 300% profit out of Gadaffi cash donations: The Sunday Times
Derry's H-block ruler: The Observer
Orange march passes peacefully: BBC
RUC vetting plan to control rush of early retirements: The Sunday Times
Saturday, May 27
Unionists back power-sharing: BBC
--------- Earlier News --------- N. Ireland Party to Vote on Rejoining Assembly: Washington Post
Trimble rejects party critic's last-minute offer of deal: The Independent
No camp boosted but Trimble fights all the way: The Irish Times
Survey shows delegates split on power sharing: Electronic Telegraph
Yes side expects support of Taylor: The Irish Times
Could this be Trimble’s final fling at the Waterfront?: Irish News
Unionists urged to 'avoid tragedy': BBC
'We've been at the crossroads. We must choose the right road': The Guardian
Seven held before Unionist vote: Electronic Telegraph
N. Ireland's grand chance: Philadelphia Inquirer
A family reflects the division in unionism: The Irish Times
Beware of the DUP Greeks bearing gifts: Irish News
We can be sure - this is not the last crisis: The Irish Times
Trimble's troubles only just beginning: Irish Independent
Northern Ireland's Generation X: Miami Herald (May 26)
Mr Trimble deserves his party's support today: The Independent (Editorial)
Decision time is no time for fudge: Irish News (Editorial)
Crucial vote: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Unionism's Stark Choice: The Irish Times (Editorial)
PUP calls for calm after man’s murder: Irish News
Drug smuggler tells of gun shipments for IRA: Electronic Telegraph
Search for body to resume: Irish News
Dilemma over our European and NI policies: The Irish Times
Friday, May 26
Unionists lean towards devolution as Trimble prepares for crucial vote : The Guardian
Donaldson promises alternative plan: The Irish Times
Ulster leaders see close vote on IRA offer: Chicago Tribune
Trimble's deputy keeps cards close to his chest: Electronic Telegraph
Unionist rivals to meet before crucial vote on return to power sharing: The Guardian
Devolution means progress - Trimble: The Irish Times
We have buried the republican project for good: Belfast Telegraph
Washington to Harmony Hill...: Irish News
Clinton RUC 'snub' rubbished: BBC
Faulkner's widow goes back to future: The Irish Times
Loyalist terrorists vow to 'resist': Electronic Telegraph
Hard times and harder words: The Guardian
Church leader amazed by IRA statement: The Irish Times
Another D-day in Northern Ireland: Boston Globe
No alternative to peace: Washington Times (Editorial)
Hope for Peace Is Alive & Well in N. Ireland: New York Daily News
How the Unionists can say 'Yes': Belfast Telegraph
Time to look to the future: Irish News (Editorial)
MPs to probe Ulster exile problem: Belfast Telegraph
Bomb adds tension to peace vote: The Times
Fears Real IRA may disrupt vote: Irish Examiner
Renegade republicans remain real threat: Irish Independent
Paramilitary groups plan to continue fight against British: Washington Times
Schoolboy, 15, pleads guilty to taking part in Real IRA training camp: Irish Examiner
Tolerance adds lustre to the gold coast: Electronic Telegraph
Where nationalists and the government take issue on the future of Ulster policing: The Guardian
Residents rap ‘vision for future’: Irish News
Orange parade regarded as family day: The Irish Times
McAleese receives a Presbyterian invite: Irish News
Paisley jubilant after poll success: The Irish Times
Religion and politics hitting the headlines: Irish News
Prosecutors close with gun: Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel
IRA gun smuggling suspects speak out: Irish Examiner
PR GURU LYLE IN HOT WATER WITH US INVESTORS: Andersonstown News
--------- Bloody Sunday News - May 26 --------- Paras shot at fleeing crowd, inquiry told: Irish Examiner
Thursday, May 25
Clinton refuses to back Blair's deal for RUC: The Guardian
Legal expert criticises Police Bill: BBC
Unionism at the crossroads:What the people say: Belfast Telegraph
Outcome of key vote by Unionists too close to call: Irish Independent
Tide of opinion going my way, says Trimble: The Times
Mandelson 'not facing up to IRA': Belfast Telegraph
Concession on RUC to woo Unionists: The Guardian
Electorate angry over giving away too much: Irish Examiner
Leaders square up for date with destiny: Electronic Telegraph
Trimble a clear winner in TV debate: The Irish Times
Jeffrey Donaldson, Ulster Unionist MP for Lagan Valley: Electronic Telegraph
Trimble's rival prepares for day of destiny: The Guardian
Mallon: Concern over unionist demands: BBC
Their trouble is knowing when they've won: Belfast Telegraph
Avoiding humiliation is vital for both sides: The Irish Times
Just so much a suitor can put up with: Irish News
No more excuses: The Guardian (Editorial)
Why split?: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Mandelson's Message: Unionists must face up to reality on Saturday: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Unionist choice should be clear: Irish News (Editorial)
Officers hail choice of US police chief: The Times
QUB anger at guide IRA 'slur': Belfast Telegraph
UVF linked to shooting attempt: BBC
--------- Bloody Sunday News - May 25 --------- Paras threw bodies into military vehicle like bits of wood: Irish Examiner
Report casts doubt on Widgery forensic tests: The Irish Times
Saved from prison and licensed to kill: Irish Examiner
Wednesday, May 24
Trimble: 'Tactical' shift on arms: BBC
Power-share alternative put to Trimble: Electronic Telegraph
Conflict is finished Mallon tells UUP: Irish News
IRA offer 'still on table': BBC
Endgame fraught with dangers for all sides: Irish Independent
Bertie tees it up for Trimble: The Irish Times
The IRA are beaten - now let's move on: Electronic Telegraph
Be Realistic!: Belfast Telegraph (by Peter Mandelson)
'Cut through the spin and see the deal for what it is': Belfast Telegraph (by Peter Robinson)
Trimble can’t see the wood for the twigs: Irish News
Soldiers celebrated IRA death with cake: The Guardian
British 'did not deliver on bases': Irish News
Decision on police name within two days: The Irish Times
RUC name loss will hurt - chief: The Irish Times
RUC widows meet Irish premier: BBC
Admiration for Adams in shadow of Drumcree: Electronic Telegraph
RUC, Garda co-operate on uniform: The Irish Times
Troubles barred from US gun trial: Irish News
--------- Bloody Sunday News - May 24 --------- Inaccuracies in soldier's claim that civilian shot man: Irish Examiner
Father helped mortally-wounded son: The Irish Times
Probe asked if para sergeant's shot at man crawling away from him was within law: Irish Examiner
Tuesday, May 23
Adams sounds warning of republican backlash: Belfast Telegraph
Share power or face ruin, says Trimble: Electronic Telegraph
Taylor distances himself from leader on UUC vote: The Irish Times
Loyalist hawks spark long hot summer fears: Belfast Telegraph
Flags and police demands put IRA deal at risk: The Times
Abusive Paisley derides Trimble as 'Provo spokesman': The Independent
Two sides fight for 'undecided': The Times
Unionists should not walk away from their investment: Belfast Telegraph
UUP support needed to bolster arms deal: Irish News
Scandal raised in case against unity: The Irish Times
Tense times for Ulster Unionism: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Secrets and lies: The Guardian
Warning over junior Orange march: The Guardian
Enniskillen's wounds opened once more: Electronic Telegraph
It’s Patten and only Patten for the SDLP: Irish News
Family asks for help in search for body of IRA victim: Irish Examiner
Dig hopes are dashed again: Irish News (Editorial)
'Trouble' alert over Garvaghy Orange parade: Belfast Telegraph
Lessons should be learnt from march cancellation: The Irish Times
Florida gun case row as Irish politics raises its head in court: Belfast Telegraph
‘Offensive’ UVF flags defended by unionists: Irish News
Straw promises to check on Rimington role in Northern Ireland: The Guardian
Rights body backs Wright inquiry call: Irish News
War of Words: Andersonstown News (May 22)
--------- Bloody Sunday News - May 23 --------- Soldier ‘omitted’ to mention killing: Irish News
Draft statement from Para commander: Irish Examiner
Monday, May 22
Trimble puts job on line with faith in IRA arms offer: The Guardian
UUP to quit Executive in absence of disarmament: The Irish Times
Optimism mounts for Ulster Unionist return to power sharing Executive: Irish Examiner
Republicans divided on agreement: The Irish Times
Unionists cast a faint eye on praise: Boston Globe
Adams dismisses Northern Ireland police reforms: Electronic Telegraph
Battle over RUC reforms intensifies: BBC
Unionists angered as Adams rejects policing bill: The Irish Times
The way to liquidate the Provos: Belfast Telegraph
High noon showdown in the wild, wild, west of Ulster: Electronic Telegraph
A week for strong nerves: The Irish Times
Conditions he could set down: Belfast Telegraph
The task for Trimble: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Historic day not yet here: Irish News (Editorial)
Trimble needs all our goodwill now: Independent on Sunday (Editorial - May 21)
Orangemen who dabble in the black arts: Irish News
Policing 'is taken out of politics': Belfast Telegraph
Family to continue search for IRA victim: BBC
Angry exchanges as dig for bodies winds up without success: Irish Examiner
New tests to probe IRA attack: Irish News
Ireland's president sees a bright future: Baltimore Sun (May 21)
Sunday, May 21
Taylor holds out on RUC's title: Sunday Independent
Trimble: Devolution 'not irreversible': BBC
Trimble warns IRA that support for new Executive is conditional: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Unionists split on rekindling joint cabinet: Boston Herald
Trimble goes for broke at Waterfront: Ireland on Sunday
Ad man urges UUP to say no: The Sunday Times
Trimble may resort to scare tactics in battle for UUC votes: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
The final furlong for Trimble's political future: Ireland on Sunday
Trimble's last stand against the hardliners: Sunday Independent
It may be rocky, but Ulster has no other road to peace: The Sunday Times (by David Trimble)
McGuinness is the stumbling block for Unionist waverers: Independent on Sunday
Unionists see nothing beyond Dollie's Brae: Sunday Business Post
My reply to Martin McGuinness: Electronic Telegraph
Revealed: IRA man's key role in Trimble's desperate peace bid: The Observer
Time to shake the bloody hand: The Sunday Times
Sinn Féin-IRA success story shows how blackmail works: Sunday Independent
The middle man at ease in Ulster's minefield: The Sunday Times
Unionists have block-head vote: Ireland on Sunday
North Ireland breakthrough may break down: Boston Herald
Can Trimble bend the UUC?: Sunday Business Post (Editorial)
'Self-defence' weapons to be withdrawn: The Sunday Times
Leaked policing bill omits keys aspects of Patten report: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
The great peace prize in danger of being lost: Ireland on Sunday
Clinton rejects top candidate to reform RUC: The Sunday Times
Why Ulster should be independent: The Observer
SDLP faces into bright future: Ireland on Sunday
Lament of a lost people: The Observer
OUT! OUT! OUT!: Ireland on Sunday
Betrayal - how MI5 lost Thatcher's mole: The Sunday Times
Spy claims MI5 let IRA killer go free: The Sunday Times
Police in hunt for British agent: The Observer
The truth will out: The Sunday Times (Editorial)
Startling new revelations on North's shoot-to-kill incidents: Ireland on Sunday
Searches over for Disappeared: BBC
The past is still our country: Ireland on Sunday
Congressmen back call for public bombings inquiry: Ireland on Sunday
Saturday, May 20
Trimble hits campaign trail in make-or-break week for deal: The Guardian
Unionists mad to snub IRA, says Mandelson: Electronic Telegraph
'Defining moment' for NI accord: BBC
UUP warns of possible joint authority in North: The Irish Times
Time is running out for Trimble to win vote: Irish Independent
Dirty campaign turns the tide against Trimble: The Times
No end to painful choices for Trimble: The Irish Times
Effort for Peace in Ulster Stumbling Over Symbols: New York Times
Arms too crucial an issue to be rushed: Irish Independent
Silence is best policy now for governments: The Irish Times
Another Setback in Ireland: Washington Post (Editorial)
Trimble sells progress: Boston Herald (Editorial)
Leaps in the dark: Belfast Telegraph
Make or break for peace: The Guardian (Editorial)
Can Paisley sway UUC?: Irish News (Editorial)
No surrender - please: The Guardian
Police call off search for IRA victims: The Independent
Bomb threats bring Belfast to standstill: BBC
Everyone loves Mo, bar a few ministers: The Guardian
South Armagh is ready to sing a different song: The Irish Times
Loyalists, republicans and historians agree on future for prison: Irish Examiner
Investors watching NI situation: BBC
‘Republicans unite’ call: Irish News
Search for IRA victims' bodies to end this evening: The Irish Times
A DEVOLVED MONARCHY: The Times (Editorial - about Scotland)
Friday, May 19
N. Ireland's Protestant Leader Buys Time: Washington Post
Future of Unionism rides on Trimble's trust in IRA pledge: Electronic Telegraph
Blair wants unionist sceptics to buy `good deal': Irish Independent
McLaughlin urges Unionists to accept IRA arms offer: Irish Examiner
UUP leader risks all in gamble of his life: Irish Independent
Hard campaigning to scupper Ulster deal: The Guardian
Trimble gambles on keeping dispute going: The Times
Trimble must not be blinded by sceptics’ tunnel vision: Irish Examiner
Unionism must re-enter Executive: The Irish Times
Trimble on the wire: Belfast Telegraph
A deal too far for the party grassroots: Irish Independent
Blowing with the political wind, marching to an unheard drum: The Guardian
Unionist leadership is being torn apart: Irish Independent
Time to stare down the rejectionists to save the day: The Irish Times (by Gerry Adams)
'Everyone uses violence. I am not ashamed of anything I've done': Electronic Telegraph
Poor tactics, Mr Trimble: Irish Independent (Editorial)
TIME TO SAY YES: The Times (Editorial)
Unionism at the crossroads - Trimble's challenge: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Vote of support crucial to secure peace in North: Irish Examiner
Convincing the Unionists: The Irish Times (Editorial)
All to play for in days ahead: Irish News (Editorial)
MPs demand end to punishment beatings: BBC
Nationalists are angry at Patten timetable leak: The Irish Times
We’ve got missing police gun: dissidents: Irish News
Funding frozen after arms find: BBC
Sue RUC officers, Nelson family told: Irish News
Suspect spoke of IRA link: Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel
Alleged IRA gunrunner defended: Irish Examiner
--------- Bloody Sunday News - May 19 --------- Saville hits out over latest delay: Belfast Telegraph
Helicopter noise may be mistaken for gunfire: The Irish Times
Saville Inquiry Claims of military brutality: Irish Examiner
Thursday, May 18
Distrust turns tide against power sharing: The Times
Blair entices loyalists to devolution: The Guardian
Trimble ready to restore Executive: The Irish Times
Blair tells Trimble IRA offer `just the first step': Irish Independent
Filling unionist bowl at too high a price: The Irish Times (by Seamus Mallon)
Trimble faces his own Rubicon: Irish News
No secret deals - Mandelson: BBC
Process may collapse over badges and flags: The Irish Times
Truth behind unionist stance will be found out sooner or later: Irish Examiner
Time Unionists accepted IRA intent on arms: Irish Independent
Scots rub saltire into unionist wounds: Irish News
It's up to Ahern to spur peace process: The Irish Times
Arms, not flags are the priority: Irish News (Editorial)
Three-year plan to reduce RUC: BBC
Ervine says PUP arms find damaging: The Irish Times
Where’s all the northern exposure?: Irish News
Orangemen may be offered final Drumcree march: Irish Examiner
Residents feel Drumcree tension: Irish News
No charges over lawyer 'threats': BBC
Call to end 'myth' of Protestant schools: The Irish Times
Sinn Fein ‘envy of party fundraisers’: Irish News
--------- Bloody Sunday News - May 18 --------- Man who helped widow died later: The Irish Times
Bullet injury toll may be higher: Irish News
Wednesday, May 17
Compromise in Northern Ireland Angers Both Sides: Los Angeles Times
Trimble set to call off talks on IRA arms offer: Electronic Telegraph
Trimble losing grip on wavering party: The Guardian
Pledge on flying of Union Flag: Belfast Telegraph
Power-sharing moves on brink of failure: Irish Independent
Commons exchanges could determine UUP stance: The Irish Times
You are fools to believe IRA, Robinson tells MPs: Belfast Telegraph
Boston, South Africa figure in Irish road to peace: Boston Globe
Democracy is the only way to outwit the IRA: The Times
Loyalist paramilitary leader defends future of peace in the North: Irish Examiner
Mandelson hangs on to the power of naming force: Electronic Telegraph
RUC to ‘control’ police reforms: Irish News
Pro-Irish party warns against pandering to UUP: Boston Herald
If you’re not agin anything what’s left?: Irish News
Ulster says . . . not yet: Electronic Telegraph
Why we shouldn't hold fire on guns: Belfast Telegraph
New obstacles create unease: Irish News (Editorial)
We Finns are in demand: The Guardian
Cash is no problem it's votes SF needs: Irish Independent
Guns found in PUP office: Belfast Telegraph
President tells law society of 'good news' on NI: The Irish Times
MP tables questions on jailed RUC men: Irish News
Breakthrough in campaign to bring Irish language body to West Belfast: Andersonstown News
Limerick marching band to play at loyalist festival: Irish Examiner
--------- Bloody Sunday News - May 17 --------- Teenager Jack Duddy shot dead without justification, witnesses say: Irish Examiner
Tuesday, May 16
Trimble warns over arms inspection: Electronic Telegraph
Weapons monitor is SF cheerleader, says Paisley: The Irish Times
Monitors to inspect IRA caches 'within weeks': The Independent
Inspection process beset by concern over security: The Times
Cowen rules out deal with UUP on Patten proposals: The Irish Times
Arms move relieves Sinn Fein pressure: Irish News
Trimble victory fails to convince: The Guardian
Government to decide on flags over Stormont: Electronic Telegraph
Keeping faith with Patten's foundation: The Irish Times (by Peter Mandelson)
Loyalists urged to disarm: BBC
Tempting to dream that this is the last hurdle: Belfast Telegraph
No time to snatch defeat from victory's jaws: Irish Independent
Loyalty to half-crown or Celtic Tiger?: Irish News
Deal Dilemma: Mr Trimble's leadership strategy deserves rank and file support: Belfast Telegraph
ULSTER'S CHOICE: The Times (Editorial)
Well begun: Irish Independent (Editorial)
EEC was the ally Ireland sought for centuries: The Irish Times
Journalist faces 'dirty tricks' arrest : The Guardian
President's hope for 'sceptical' unionists: The Irish Times
Catholic club wins battle of the chairs: The Times
Dr Eames sees attitudes hardening: The Irish Times
Shift in search for IRA victim: BBC
DRUMCREE SIX: Belfast Telegraph
Drumcree issue comes up in the form of a joke: The Irish Times
Fresh fears over Drumcree parade: Belfast Telegraph
--------- Bloody Sunday News - May 16 --------- Shooting took seven minutes, inquiry hears: Irish Examiner
Casualties do not tally with 'hits' claimed by soldiers: The Irish Times
More than 108 rounds fired on Bloody Sunday: Irish Examiner