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This archive contains references to articles from November 1-15, 1997. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
November 15South has to address erosion of powers: The Irish Times
An all-Ireland occasion: Irish News
Looking for heroes in Stormont cliffhanger: The Irish Times
The arms chief who put a bomb under the IRA: The Times
Conflicting claims cause confusion for IRA: The Irish Times
Anglo-Irish Agreement has brought '12 years of failure': Irish News
Veteran's disgust at loyalist propaganda: Irish News
Singer Sinead defends song's republican theme: The Irish Times
November 14
A quiet Derry man leads IRA to the peace table: Boston Globe
SPLINTER IRA GROUPS WON'T RUIN PEACE TALKS, ULSTER OFFICIAL SAYS: Chicago Tribune
IRA leaders 'committed to ceasefire': Electronic Telegraph
Constitutional surgery must be done in Republic: The Irish Times
Irish unity a question of time says rights group: Irish News
November 13
To achieve peace, Irish Republicans must redefine the 'enemy': Boston Globe
The funding Irish: Boston Globe (Editorial)
Why simply being an Irish nationalist is not enough: Irish News
Smugness but no words of healing: The Irish Times
Kennedy warns on price of talks failure: The Irish Times
McLaughlin dismisses IRA resignation claims: Irish News
Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
Adams calls for EU role in peace: Irish News
Andrews plans to raise McAliskey issue with Mowlam: The Irish Times
November 12
New light in the Park: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Irish inaugurate a builder: Boston Globe
Anger at Commons plea by Sinn Fein: Electronic Telegraph
New Irish President makes peace priority: The Times
Speech fails to impress mainstream unionists: The Irish Times
35 said to have quit IRA in south Armagh: The Irish Times
Unionist praised over 'genuine ceasefire' remark: Irish News
SDLP to show frustration at talks pace: The Irish Times
November 11
In Ulster, poppies impose row upon row: Boston Globe
The war of the poppies: Boston Globe (Editorial)
The healing power of symbols: Boston Globe
Unionists strive for unity to foil Dublin power-sharing: Electronic Telegraph
We can live together says priest: Irish News
Stormont talks a process where nothing happens: The Irish Times
Britain's new tactic: painting the town green: Irish News
Inauguration disgrace of BBC: Irish News (Editorial)
Threats appear not to be exaggerated by Butler: The Irish Times
November 10
ONE PRESIDENT, TWO IRELANDS: Chicago Tribune (Editorial)
IRA Donegal dissent is a dismal omen: Sunday Business Post
Political prisoners: pawns in the game: Sunday Business Post
Lest we forget: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Sinn Fein demands access to Commons offices: The Times
Harryville breakthrough: Irish News
Relatives dismiss comments by Adams: The Irish Times
All those who died in the troubles were victims: Irish News
IRA selling out: O Bradaigh: Irish News
Mowlam has rocked a few boats: The Irish Times
United Irishmen shunned 'Popery' claims unionist: Irish News
Dead loyalist at centre of murder campaign: The Irish Times
November 9
Adams foils attempted IRA mutiny: The Sunday Times
Adams 'sorry' for massacre at Enniskillen: Electronic Telegraph
In Ulster, Enniskillen marks 10 years since bombing left 11dead: Boston Globe
US kept silent over IRA arms ship: The Sunday Times
Time to kill sacred cows of sectarian nationalism: The Sunday Times
Loyalists clash in drugs feud: The Sunday Times
A new song in Scotland: Boston Globe (Editorial)
November 8
Irish debate meaning of IRA leadership split: Boston Globe
Adams faces crisis over ceasefire: Electronic Telegraph
Gardai discount claims of major split in IRA: The Irish Times
Shunning The Violent Way: The Irish Times (Editorial)
IRA 'beginning the end of ceasefire' says Trimble: Irish News
'Yesterday's man' now looking to new generation of republicanism: The Irish Times
Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
Why a lily can threaten the poppy: The Times
Elbow-deep in poppycock: Irish News
Legion 'delighted' by McAleese attendance: The Irish Times
November 7
BELFAST BUILDS FOR A FUTURE THAT MAY NEVER BE: Chicago Tribune
Politics of parades are never simple: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Peace talks row sparks rift in Sinn Fein: Irish Independent
Talks way to lasting peace: Irish News (Editorial)
IRA irreconcialbles: The Times (Editorial)
Concern rather than alarm over resignations: The Irish Times
IRA resignations may aid peace process: The Irish Times
November 6
IRA walkout poses threat to peace process: Irish Independent
IRA split over arms handover: Irish Independent
Mary McAleese has a special: Ireland's first president from the North: Boston Globe
McAleese shows her political intelligence: The Irish Times
Blair defends poppy in Ireland: Electronic Telegraph
Positive result to poppy row: Irish News (Editorial)
Enniskillen remembers: Irish News
Band choice may spark conflict: Irish News
Spring's aim was uniting Irish: Irish News
November 5
Time to ask where Mo is on our radar screen: Irish News
Republican terrorist group 'is poised for new attack': The Times
The feel-good factor to pervade NI talks review: The Irish Times
McAleese 'should not wear the poppy': Irish News
November 4
It is fitting to honour all who gave their lives: Irish News (by John Bruton)
Row over poppies leaves Blair cold: Irish News
Two sides to every bridge: Irish News (Editorial)
Taylor may break ranks over McAleese: The Irish Times
'End rule 21' call rejected: Irish News
RSF Ard-Fheis to address 'Irish right of force': Irish News
November 3
Let's have no more apologies for being Irish: Sunday Business Post
Sinn Fein says IRA will buy compromise: Boston Globe
Two Irelands are on track for closer ties: Boston Globe
Fianna Fail's mighty think-tank backs new president: Irish News
Fitting time to ditch Rule 21: Irish News (Editorial)
First Lady speaks of peace hopes in Ulster: The Times
More CIRA attacks feared after 'armed struggle': The Irish Times
CIRA threatens 'traitors': Irish News
Engaging our enemies is the only way to achieve peace: Irish News
November 2
President's poppy can give us all hope: The Sunday Times
Flanagan warns of three terrorist threats to peace: The Sunday Times
President-elect of Ireland seen as pragmatic, flexible: Boston Globe
Mary Poppins with a chill at the core: The Sunday Times (Profile)
US airman in IRA link probe: The Sunday Times
November 1
In a first, Irish elect president from Ulster: Boston Globe
Catholic girl from Belfast makes it to world stage: Irish News
First Lady Praises Women's Efforts in N. Ireland: Washington Post
Northern reaction reflects the Orange-Green divide: The Irish Times
Unionists offered hand of a friend: Irish News
Another day of anguished remembrance in Enniskillen: The Times
Beware the arrogance of the pen: Irish News
Dislike of people from NI 'racist': The Irish Times