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This archive contains references to articles from May 16-31, 1999. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Monday, May 31Guns or peace, but not both: Toronto Globe and Mail (Editorial)
At holy Faughart we can find our lost humanity: Irish News
Searching questions: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
IRA should explain: Sunday Business Post (Editorial)
A neutral few, Ulster Jews in unique spot: Boston Globe
Man fled killers at burial site: Irish Independent
Portadown poised on the brink of chaos: Sunday Business Post
Real movement on executive unlikely before elections: The Irish Times
Grim reunion for family as dig for mother begins: Electronic Telegraph
IRA asked to reveal burial places of five others: The Irish Times
Hardest wait for families of 'disappeared': The Times
McConville isolated as Falls rejected British army role: The Irish Times
Grim human archaeology goes on: The Independent
Much of the truth likely to remain buried: The Irish Times
SECRETS OF THE SOIL: The Times (Editorial)
Hope Grows from Tragedy: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Congressman's tribute to IRA is 'terrible' read: The Times
Sunday, May 30
Trouble after Orange march: BBC
IRA killer out of jail after two months: The Sunday Times
UUP MP's issue decommissioning warning to Trimble: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Facts and Friction: Washington Post
Search resumes for IRA victims: BBC
That IRA coffin is a mockery: Sunday Independent
The IRA's grisly way of saying the war is over: The Sunday Times
The 'Disappeared' is most shameful episode in IRA's history: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Protestant leader attacks violence in Orange Order: The Sunday Times
Sinn Féin May Walk if Deal is Rewritten: Niall O'Dowd (Ireland on Sunday)
Players flee club after IRA threats: The Sunday Times
Threat to Bloody Sunday inquiry: The Observer
Why I spared a thought for three young terrorists: The Sunday Times
Saturday, May 29
Court allows Orange march: BBC
Families of terror victims await call: The Guardian
Heartbreak of the loved ones: Irish Independent
Anger at Adams as first body of IRA 'disappeared' is found: Electronic Telegraph
Dark secret of two lost boys remains hidden no longer: Irish News
Unionist anger at IRA's 'tactic' on victim: The Irish Times
Unshrouding the truth: The Guardian (Editorial)
No credit to IRA killers: Irish News (Editorial)
Dead are pawns in Sinn Fein's political game: Electronic Telegraph
Molloy's body left in ancient graveyard: Electronic Telegraph
Plea to name Bloody Sunday soldiers: The Guardian
Widgery’s shadow looms large again: Irish News (Editorial)
Polls of pretence North and South: The Irish Times
Our reality looks flawed, why not try the dreams?: Irish News
Process of beating against wind and tide: Irish Independent
LVF insists its ceasefire is intact: Irish News
Loyalist attacks aim to wreck peace pact: The Irish Times
Friday, May 28
RUC muddying Nelson inquiry: Irish News (Editorial)
Belated gesture: Belfast Telegraph
Impasse will soon be gone - Trimble: Irish News
‘Union First will oust Trimble’: Irish News
Empey accused of refusing to meet SF on arms issue: The Irish Times
LVF 'linked to Nelson murder': BBC
Orange Order criticised: The Irish Times
Families of disappeared wait and pray: BBC
Gardai to start digging for bodies of IRA victims: The Irish Times
NIO leaves queen out of Stormont ceremony plan: The Irish Times
Thursday, May 27
Unionism has sweet centre says Ervine: Irish News
Ahern delays changes to articles 2 & 3: Irish News
Voice of Westminster: Belfast Telegraph
Britain in row over ‘pro-Para’ campaign: Irish News
Paras win review of veto on anonymity: Electronic Telegraph
Flanagan asked to explain claim: The Irish Times
No more time to waste - Mallon: BBC
Bangor shoppers give Nicholson a warm welcome: The Irish Times
IRA move on burial places expected soon: The Irish Times
The last flight of Zulu Delta 576: The Guardian
Election is historic chance for upset: The Irish Times
Wednesday, May 26
Ahern warns of `splinter groups' terror: Irish Independent
Hume has no votes to spare says SDLP: Irish News
Empey slams Sinn Fein 'falsehoods': Belfast Telegraph
It’s difficult for Trimble to know who is a friend: Irish News
Mason link in Stalker dismissal unproven - inquiry: Belfast Telegraph
Massacre inquiry’s autonomy ‘is at risk’: Irish News
IRA promise could unlock door to progress, UUP suggests: The Irish Times
US Education Secretary presents 'Civic Link': The Irish Times
Masons 'had role in Stalker case': The Independent
Nelson request for help 'not sent to RUC': The Irish Times
Tuesday, May 25
Hume and the Sinn Fein factor: Belfast Telegraph
Fresh Drumcree talks invite: BBC
Loyalists deny UFF ceasefire has ended: Irish News
Unionism faces challenge to open political debate: The Irish Times
Is Trimble Right to sue Amazon?: by Malachy O'Doherty (BBC)
NI sides called on to take risks for progress: The Irish Times
Order must sit down and talk: Irish News (Editorial)
Reopening of murder inquiry angers UFF: The Irish Times
Peers rebel over IRA immunity Bill: Electronic Telegraph
Scotland Yard defends role of Stevens in Finucane case: The Irish Times
Monday, May 24
The bible and the sword: Sunday Business Post
The dilemma now facing Blair: Sunday Business Post (Editorial)
First leader to take the plunge gets the kudos: Irish News
US college defiant on Trimble award: The Irish Times
BC honors a peacemaker: Boston Globe
Intensive effort to resolve Drumcree: The Irish Times
Ahern and Blair hopeful of talks breakthrough: Irish Independent
Extra RUC units for Portadown: The Irish Times
History lesson for DUP chief: Irish News (Editorial)
Tabloid factor adds to UUP's election worries: The Irish Times
Debunking the military myth: Irish News
Collusion inquiry ‘to shake Republic’: Irish News
IRA right to anonymity attacked: Electronic Telegraph
Bold experiment in government was doomed to failure: Irish News
FBI's role in Nelson inquiry has concluded: The Irish Times
RUC vowed to have me shot claims victim: Irish News
Sunday, May 23
Omagh bomb arrests soon: The Sunday Times
The Good Friday Agreement is heading for a crisis: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Unionists need to know the war is over: Sunday Independent
David Trimble as the North's Netanyahu: by Niall O'Dowd
Trimble's naiveté leads him to a week of turmoil: Sunday Independent
Has Blair put Trimble at risk?: The Observer (Editorial)
Give Trimble a break, says Ahern: Sunday Independent
Trimble sues over Internet book: The Sunday Times
The truth on trial: The Sunday Times (Editorial)
'Restorative justice' creates class-based system: by Henry McDonald (The Observer)
Garvaghy residents fear SF-SDLP deal on Drumcree: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Families hand over Bloody Sunday clues: The Sunday Times
Pressure grows for judicial inquiry into Ludlow killing: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Ban on terrorist's name: Electronic Telegraph
Saturday, May 22
Governments again try to plot a course between foes: The Irish Times
Are we heading for the B division?: Belfast Telegraph
A Leap In The Dark: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Troops on alert: Belfast Telegraph
Another Drumcree would be traumatic for C of I: The Irish Times
Exploiting quarrel for evil ends: Belfast Telegraph
Trimble's leadership in question after summit: The Irish Times
Adams calls for calm after bombing: BBC
Treat murder bids seriously: Irish News (Editorial)
Euro elections hold key to Trimble's survival: Irish Independent
Blair’s patience with unionists wearing thin: Irish News
British pledge on weapons to boost Trimble: Irish Independent
Round-table talks bid to square the arms circle: Irish News
Irish students jailed for London bomb plot: Electronic Telegraph
Suspects betrayed by republican `form': Irish Independent
MacBride Principles ‘targeted by MI5 spy’: Irish News
Friday, May 21
Last hopes hinge on leap of faith by Trimble: The Scotsman
Taoiseach determined to find North agreement; Irish Independent
‘McGuinness as minister’ angers unionists: Irish News
Trimble stance backed: Belfast Telegraph
Soft-spoken minister branded dangerous man in Ireland: The Scotsman
DUP vows to stop Gaelic pitch: Irish News
Blair threat to suspend assembly: BBC
Trimble to return pressure over arms: The Irish Times
Summit to save Ulster deal: Electronic Telegraph
Drumcree And The Synod: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Paisley continues saying No to pact: The Irish Times
Belfast blast injures four : BBC
Integrated schools not a solution, says canon: The Irish Times
Thursday, May 20
Hume backs Trimble honour: Belfast Telegraph
Poisonous hatred of Portadown deepens sense of impending doom: Irish Independent
Response to O'Doherty Column on The Committee: by Russell Smith (Belfast Telegraph)
SDLP blames republicans for loyalist attacks: Irish News
Steven King: Belfast Telegraph
N Ireland peace plan 'virtually dead': BBC
Real genius of Agreement is underpinning partition: The Irish Times
Paras fear to tell whole truth of Bloody Sunday: Electronic Telegraph
'We want to set the record straight': Electronic Telegraph
How Drumcree became a sectarian flashpoint: BBC
Payout to 'Shankill bomb mastermind': The Guardian
Wednesday, May 19
Tuesday, May 18
Nelson collusion claims denied: Irish News
Sands's 'credibility' is the key: by Malachi O'Doherty (Belfast Telegraph)
I'm still in charge insists Trimble: Belfast Telegraph
Why it's still too early to throw in the towel: Irish Independent
Arms solution is achievable: Irish News (Editorial)
Compromise: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Trimble accused of reneging on pact: Electronic Telegraph
UUP says it will not change its stance on arms issue: The Irish Times
Unionist paper urges Trimble to show courage: The Irish Times
Dissident unionists criticise appeal to Trimble: The Irish Times
Politicans quell rumours of Drumcree deal: BBC
C of I will wrestle with its conscience and lose: The Irish Times
First step on long road of examination: The Irish Times
Monday, May 17
MI6 spy expected to name Irish politician: Sunday Business Post
Revealed: how IRA `publishers' lured Holroyd to Dublin: Sunday Business Post
Hopes fade for Executive after move on arms deal: Belfast Telegraph
Hope lies in respect for the best of both our traditions: Irish News
RUC ‘forced collusion denial’: Irish News
Mutual confidence: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Threats don’t help peace: Irish News (Editorial)
Trimble's deal pressure: Belfast Telegraph
Gardai ‘tried to turn Irish soldier into a traitor’: Irish News
Loyalist parade plans: Belfast Telegraph
Orange Order sets Drumcree deadline: Irish News
`Sequencing' North's latest formula of hope: Irish Independent
Blair warned of Ulster anarchy: Electronic Telegraph
Parties in North assess June 30th ultimatum: The Irish Times
Join executive, Trimble urged: BBC
Blair seems to be losing his cool between war and peace: The Irish Times
There is a tide in the affairs of Ulster: The Independent (Editorial)
Last Chance Of A Deal: The Irish Times
IRA army council believed to support Sinn Fein leadership: The Irish Times
Deal on Drumcree crisis denied: The Irish Times
Delay in executive affects changes to Constitution: The Irish Times
Sunday, May 16
Blair Sets Deadline to Break Ulster Deadlock: New York Times
Trimble 'no' to arms deal sparks crisis: The Observer
McGuinness to get £70,000 salary: Electronic Telegraph
Hillary's Focus on North is No Accident: by Niall O'Dowd (Ireland on Sunday)
Amnesty urged to investigate IRA killings: The Sunday Times
Ulster police resist moves to take away their guns: Electronic Telegraph
Sunningdale pushed hardliners into fatal outrages in 1974: Sunday Independent
Gaelic fails to find an ear in officialdom: The Sunday Times