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This archive contains references to articles from November 16-30, 1998. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Monday, November 30
Civil service may stymie cross-border ambitions: Irish Independent
Just good friends: Sunday Business Post
Danger signals: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Commonwealth chief woos Irish: The Times
We have all come too far to turn back now: Irish News
British not to blame for fate of Irish emigrants: The Irish Times
Search on for RUC watchdog : BBC
Robinson urges UUP to topple Trimble now: The Irish Times
Words of hate offer no hope: Irish News (Editorial)
Paisley defies his age and opponents: The Irish Times
DUP veto will ‘recast’ unionism: Irish News
US is urged to put its back into process: Irish News
Sunday, November 29
Sinn Fein's Adams cites arsenal issue: Boston Globe
IRA Convention postponed: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Adams fights to avert IRA split: The Sunday Times
'Nonsense' of Paisley arms claims: BBC
Ireland's impasse: Independent on Sunday (Editorial)
Time to bring the 'Mister' men back into politics: The Sunday Times
Basis for a deal only barely 'visible': by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Loyalists set for Christmas at Drumcree: The Sunday Times
RUC finds grenades at pastor's office: The Observer
Geldof hits out at silent Irish exiles: The Sunday Times
Saturday, November 28
Christmas at Drumcree: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
We will kill freed IRA, says new terror group: The Times
Citizenship bar must go: Irish News (Editorial)
Gerry Adams free to visit Australia: BBC
Weak NI economy needs South link: The Irish Times
FF TDs still wary of Commonwealth: Irish Independent
The case for the Commonwealth: The Irish Times
Smiles in Dublin while cynics cower in north: Irish News
Decision of tribunal judges criticised: The Irish Times
Mowlam still sees peace momentum: Irish Independent
Clinton asked to get involved: Irish News
Armed peace was not the agreement: The Irish Times
Official IRA feud is blamed for wave of attacks: Irish News
Friday, November 27
New Ireland, new dangers: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
RUC deal on cards - Patten: Belfast Telegraph
Blair Addresses Irish Parliament, Urging Cooperation: New York Times
Blair wins over Dublin with his childhood tales: Electronic Telegraph
New Generation New Countries: The Irish Times (Editorial)
DUP slams ‘great betrayer’: Irish News
Blair puts the emphasis on British-Irish link: The Irish Times
Trimble expects resolution of arms issue: The Irish Times
Sense of hope being eroded says Adams: Irish News
Thursday, November 26
Historic day well worth waiting for: Irish Independent
Break free from chains of the past: Belfast Telegraph
'Fair' policing must be seen to be fair: Belfast Telegraph
Forgive but don't forget, says Adams: Belfast Telegraph
Blair urges Dail to understand Unionism: Electronic Telegraph
Peace junkies: The Guardian (Editorial)
Deal can’t be renegotiated: Irish News (Editorial)
DEADLINE POLITICS: The Times (Editorial)
Orangemen are trying to come in from cold caravan: The Irish Times
Apprentice Boys to ‘educate’ schools: Irish News
Commonwealth option for Ahern: The Times
Mackey accuses Sinn Fein of ‘witch hunt’: Irish News
Wednesday, November 25
Ahern's remarks aimed at republicans: Belfast Telegraph
Behind the headlines: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Six cross-border bodies agreed: Electronic Telegraph
Mr Blair Marks Progress: The Irish Times (Editorial)
The message and mission of Tony Blair: Irish Independent
Trimbo keeps dancing to his enemies’ tunes: Irish News
Leaders join forces to move peace process forward: The Irish Times
Dire warning on peace process: BBC
Funeral killers to go free: Irish News
US intervention on North impasse may be necessary: The Irish Times
Hands across the Atlantic to aid NI small firms: Irish News
Tuesday, November 24
Arms and the Agreement: Belfast Telegraph
Taylor challenged in Drumcree row: Belfast Telegraph The RUC must not be betrayed: The Times
Republicans, RUC differ on Armagh confrontation: The Irish Times
Orangemen attack 'propaganda': BBC
Order must look ahead: Irish News (Editorial)
Blair flies to Belfast to end deadlock: The Independent
Republican SF scornful of Ahern’s ‘unity’ claim: Irish News
What chance of a common goal when the match is off?: The Independent
Omagh fund falls far short of hopes: Irish News
Signs of strife over Irish tongue: The Times
Peace welcome but no IRA ‘surrender’: Irish News
Monday, November 23
God, land and the Ulstermen: Sunday Business Post
Drumcree talks may start after Blair date: Belfast Telegraph
NIO says RUC commission leaks are `not in our interests': Sunday Business Post
British government wants IRA signal on arms decomissioning: Sunday Business Post
Ireland will be united in my lifetime, says Ahern: Electronic Telegraph
Ahern’s aim not a threat: Irish News (Editorial)
Patrol attacked in republican area: BBC
RUC accused of murder bid: Irish News
Sifting through Northern Ireland's rumour machine: The Irish Times
Nobody’s past should destroy their future: Irish News
Both sides need space to move forward - Mansergh: The Irish Times
Hint of change in IRA policy: The Independent
Tension grows with Orangemen activity: The Irish Times
Powell 'right all along': The Times
Victory for sense in key soccer clash: Irish News
Sunday, November 22
IRA convention to take stance on decommissioning: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Wall of silence over Omagh as rebels plan new bombing: The Sunday Times
The walls that won't come tumbling down: The Observer
Unique chance for peace says Ahern: BBC
Blair to announce 'joint policy' council in Dublin: The Sunday Times
Christmas plea for Ulster exiles: The Sunday Times
Saturday, November 21
Football finds a sporting chance: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Irish cold war over - Trimble: Irish News
Help us find men who blew up Omagh: Electronic Telegraph
Objects bear silent witness to horror: The Times
'At least six' North-South bodies likely: The Irish Times
Union First’s last chancers: Irish News (Editorial)
RUC cannot be disarmed while the IRA maintains its weapons: Irish Independent
Millennium bug could help end policing row: Irish News
Hand over weapons says Trimble: BBC
Kinnock pushes for peace momentum: Irish News
Man held following discovery of rifle: The Irish Times
Friday, November 20
What the IRA wants most: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
UN calls for changes to RUC: The Times
Adams 'sceptical' of reports on RUC: The Irish Times
Spotlight stays on RUC’s future: Irish News (Editorial)
Congress committee asks Patten to testify: The Irish Times
Crossmaglen people complain of RUC actions: The Irish Times
Trimble’s identity pledge: Irish News
Ulster now too rich for EU aid: The Guardian
LVF’s decommissioning stance ‘just a sideshow’: Irish News
Thursday, November 19
RUC plan 'could kill peace deal': Electronic Telegraph
Maginnis’s comments ‘blow LVF handover’: Irish News
The Future Of The RUC: The Irish Times (Editorial)
SDLP demands big changes to police: Irish News
Patten review turns RUC into an insecurity force: The Irish Times
North's resistance fighters were seekers of normality: The Irish Times
Sinn Fein's own goal in political football: The Irish Times
Wednesday, November 18
Police in the firing line: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
LVF cancels decommissioning: BBC Disarmament of the I.R.A. Losing Some of Its Priority in Ulster: New York Times
Warning by RUC on arms trade-off: The Independent
RUC will cease to exist as new structures replace it: The Irish Times
RUC reform needed now: Irish News (Editorial)
Sinn Fein failed in talks objective: The Irish Times Ulster refuses to pay PR firm for US tour 'failure': The Times
Messines message was louder than any guns: Irish News
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
Tuesday, November 17
RUC fear over guns trade-off: Belfast Telegraph
Policing the peace: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Garda chief warns of action on CIRA: Irish News
Democracy will die without decommissioning: The Irish Times (by Bob McCartney)
Terrorist release 'should stop': Electronic Telegraph
Irish-American nerves crave a dose of unity: Irish News
Sovereignty head said to have disturbed staff: The Irish Times
Government questioned over baton round use: Irish News
Dublin and SDLP have Border 'wish list'-Taylor: The Irish Times
Monday, November 16
Paeans of praise for slaughter: Sunday Business Post
UVF bombed Dublin - Irvine: Irish Independent The not so secret agenda of the Poppy: Sunday Business Post RSF claims Gardai damaged members' homes: Belfast Telegraph Reynolds warns Blair of `major blunder' on IRA arms tactics: Sunday Business Post Mr Mallon's Arms Guarantee: The Irish Times (Editorial)Pluralist dream must be worth a little effort: Irish News
Ceasefires firm, says RUC chief: The Irish Times
Detention in Ulster defended: Electronic Telegraph
DC rejects newspaper claims: Irish News
Republic at last putting anti-British past behind it: The Irish Times
RSF restates opposition: Irish News
Deep anxiety behind optimistic tone of party: The Irish Times
Drumcree ‘will never happen again’: Irish News
Anti-Catholicism at work in the North, author says: The Irish Times