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This archive contains references to articles from May 1-15, 1999. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Saturday, May 15Adams, McGuinness said to want IRA move on arms: The Irish Times
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
IRA link to Fegan murder : Belfast Telegraph
Leaders push peace momentum: BBC
Progress claimed at Ulster dialogue: The Times
Helicopters herald the dawning of a new era: Irish News
Amongst women there is belief in peace: Irish Independent
Finucane family spurn Trimble: Irish News
Church leaders get tough with Drumcree protestors: Irish Independent
Amnesty shocked at rights failure: Irish News
Friday, May 14
Nelson murder work of UDA - Adams: Belfast Telegraph
Fresh attempt to move NI peace process: BBC
Marching ban protests to be cut back: The Independent
Climbdown over Drumcree march hints at split in Orange Order: The Guardian
Orange move played down: Irish News
More efforts to defuse Drumcree time bomb: The Irish Times
Call for Dublin bomb inquiry: Irish News
Funeral that will end a mother's agony: The Times
First lady in justice plea: Irish News (Editorial)
Police on cycle path to peace: The Times
Thursday, May 13
UKUP leader enters Euro race: Belfast Telegraph
Trimble furious at gun attack: Irish Independent
Orange move 'will relieve tension': Belfast Telegraph
Partition back in vogue: Belfast Telegraph
UDA suspected of shooting despite protest of innocence: The Irish Times
PEACE AND WAR: The Times (Editorial)
UUP Orange split overdue: Irish News (Editorial)
Embattled RUC faces death by propaganda: The Times
'Potential problems' with inquiry: The Irish Times
First findings reject collusion: The Times
Ulster-Scots will trip off tongue as minority language: The Irish Times
Drumcree talks ‘optimistic’: Irish News
Ahern says he does not know of rumours: The Irish Times
Harryville protest is postponed: Irish News
Mrs. Clinton Visits Northern Ireland: Minneapolis Star Tribune
Hamill family fury at IRA slur: Irish News
Wednesday, May 12
Amnesty shocked by IRA’s cruelty: Irish News
Blair holds key, says Adams: BBC
Donaldson says Blair 'fudging' on SF: The Irish Times
Bigotry beats the band in the ballot for Europe: Irish News
Euro fight on many fronts: Irish News (Editorial)
Perpetrators of bombings still evade justice: The Irish Times
SF ‘won’t back’ army plan: Irish News
NI solicitors overturn council's decision: The Irish Times
Tuesday, May 11
Lawyers' society facing turmoil: Belfast Telegraph
Better a neighborhood than a community: by Malachi O'Doherty (Belfast Telegraph)
Northern Ireland talks remain deadlocked: BBC
Blair finds options narrowing: The Irish Times
Hermon talks ill of the dead: Irish News (Editorial)
Ulster graves Bill 'is not amnesty': Electronic Telegraph
Unionists bitter at 'disappeared' Bill: The Irish Times
Hume slams Paisley plan for Euro poll: Irish News
British army criticised: The Irish Times
Tory hits out at inquiry decision: Irish News
Amnesty group visits Portadown: The Irish Times
Family of victim hits out at RUC and Gardai : Irish News
Monday, May 10
Ulster Veto, Ulster Terror: The Nation
Alleged conspiracy killers may testify in film libel case: Sunday Business Post
Action not words: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
IRA prepared to bite bullet, not give it away, says ex-prisoner: Electronic Telegraph
Stern approach may create barriers: Irish News
Mixed reaction to McGuinness: The Irish Times
Rejection shaped a republican: Irish News
Some cause for optimism: Irish News (Editorial)
Challenge to C of I is in confronting its history: The Irish Times
Wider role for de Chastelain central to SF: The Irish Times
Murdered solicitor 'had aided the IRA': Electronic Telegraph
IRA suspected of 'Speedy' Fegan murder: The Irish Times
Sunday, May 9
UN lawyer may oversee Nelson murder inquiry: The Sunday Times
Sinn Fein calls for talks deadline: BBC
Blair softens stance on IRA weapons handover: The Sunday Times
Suddenly an Optimistic Note for North Peace: by Niall O'Dowd (Ireland on Sunday)
Loyalist bands may be forced to change tune: The Sunday Times
Fury at IRA leader's top job: The Sunday Times
No more interfering or we quit warns UUP: Sunday Independent
Defeat is close at hand when Paisley is in charge: The Sunday Times
Designer shirt chic on SF's big day: Sunday Independent
Secret Orange Order fund keeps homes for Protestants: The Sunday Times
Will the British Union Prevail, or the Centrifugal Forces?: New York Times
Saturday, May 8
Cloud hangs over Sinn Fein gathering: BBC
Republican Language: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Families still suffer over IRA silence: The Guardian
Policies don't matter here: by Malachi O'Doherty (BBC)
One in the eye as Paisley launches Euro campaign: Irish News
Neo-Nazis target Irish sports stars: The Independent
Combat 18: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Bloody Sunday families’ victory: Irish News
Trimble backs call for inquiry: The Irish Times
Hamill family example ‘could change society’: Irish News
Friday, May 7
Parties agree on Sinn Fein lord mayor: Irish News
Trimble hopeful after talks: BBC
Seminar hears opinion on future of legal system: Irish News
Faulty gun saves boys from loyalist killers: Electronic Telegraph
Sinn Fein leaders set to stay on moderate course: The Irish Times
Mitchell remains optimistic for peace: The Times
UVF would be keen to decommission - Hutchinson: The Irish Times
Thursday, May 6
Anger at Sinn Fein Charles snub: Belfast Telegraph
Political uncertainty and peace process: Irish Independent
Attack revenge theory: Belfast Telegraph
Make progress or face ridicule - Mallon: BBC
Unionist anger at Finucane inquiry: The Independent
Redefining the U.K.: Washington Post
McGuinness's aide backs appeal for removal of weaponry: The Irish Times
Scandal may hit peace bid: Irish News (Editorial)
Consultations under way before talks resume: The Irish Times
Charles makes emotional return to bomb tragedy site: Irish News
SF ardfheis to hear of 'frustration and anger': The Irish Times
Sinn Fein slams Adair attack claims: Irish News
Mitchell says process must not be 'parked': The Irish Times
Wednesday, May 5
Protecting human rights in Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
Blair must act, Sinn Fein aide tells US: Boston Globe
War and peace: Belfast Telegraph
IRA victims `buried south of the Border': Irish Independent
Mr Trimble is right to wade into the marching dispute: The Independent (Editorial)
Order hails ‘fall in petty crime’: Irish News
Pledge for review of lawyer killing: The Independent
Finucane relatives to discuss case with Mowlam: The Irish Times
Finucane family may sue UUP’s Maginnis: Irish News
Deny political veto to those using violence - Trimble: The Irish Times
New light in Finucane case: Irish News (Editorial)
Gun culture is thriving in the UK’s wild west: Irish News
Even Donegal is changing: by Malachi O'Doherty (BBC)
‘Belfast’s Bloody Sunday’ recalled: Irish News
Tuesday, May 4
Drumcree: We'll march every day: Belfast Telegraph
Devolved Assemblies: The Irish Times (Editorial)
A force that must not be destroyed: Belfast Telegraph
Ahern rejects NI proposal : BBC
Cabinet dossier points to RUC collusion in murder: Irish Independent
The killing of Pat Finucane: why evidence points to a conspiracy: Irish Independent
Crunch talks under way to resolve Drumcree crisis: Irish News
Mallon weary of Stormont fudge and humbug: The Times
Monday, May 3
Loyalist backlash warning: Belfast Telegraph
Loyalist on parole shot at concert: The Guardian
Mowlam calls for compromise: BBC
`Shadow' body transition plan in bid to break North impasse: Irish Independent
Transitional executive to impose 6 month limit on decommissioning: by Henry McDonald
Fresh thinking is needed now: Irish News (Editorial)
UUP 'reneging on agreement': The Irish Times
Will our human rights overcome our wrongs?: Irish News
'Partial Paddy Syndrome' requires overseas messiah: by Henry McDonald (The Observer)
Sunday, May 2
Disuniting the Kingdom: Baltimore Sun (Editorial)
Ulster Lawyer's Killing Casts Suspicion on Police: New York Times
RUC probes claims of police collusion with terrorists: The Sunday Times
Loyalist leader 'shot at concert': BBC
SDLP looking for 'new' faces to combat Sinn Féin: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Poll Gives the Green Light to Good Friday: by Niall O'Dowd (Ireland on Sunday)
Grieving with the enemy: Sunday Independent
Orange leader faces prosecution over Drumcree: The Sunday Times
Transitional Executive mooted: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Time for strong nerves when the prize is peace: The Sunday Times
Ex-IRA man plans human rights group: Sunday Independent
CIA 'tried to buy IRA ceasefire': The Sunday Times
Labour will not play politics with the North - Quinn
Saturday, May 1
Order is iniviting judgment on itself: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Trimble proposes Drumcree talks: BBC
Trimble's move on Drumcree rejected: Electronic Telegraph
Trimble takes a crucial step: Irish News
Hume in talks to break North impasse: The Irish Times
My job is to catch the killers: Irish News
Mallon says SF will have to accept weapons disposal: Irish Independent
Ulster bus stuck behind ongoing Orange march: Irish News
Desperately seeking to stave off disaster: The Irish Times
SF support for Ulster-Scots: Irish News
Maginnis stands by remarks: The Irish Times
Nato blitz is Vatican plot - Paisley church: Irish News