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This archive contains references to articles from November 1-15, 1998. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Sunday, November 15
Mowlam 'vowed to keep RUC': The Sunday Times
A rare body of men: The Sunday Times (Editorial)
Hague urges halt to terrorist releases: BBC
The game's up: The Sunday Times
MI5 warned Blair about Livingstone: The Sunday Times
Saturday, November 14
Don't play games over arms issue, says Mallon: Irish Independent
State reaches maturity as the century closes: The Irish Times
Army withdraws more soldiers: BBC
I've been taught to be positive . . . had I let go, the bombers would have won: The Times
All our heroes are home: Irish News
Lifting the fog of remembrance history: Irish Independent
Sinn Fein blamed in soccer row: The Guardian
Club used as political pawn: Irish News (Editorial)
Should nationalists play the RUC at sport?: The Guardian
Bloody Sunday: ‘No immunity for army’: Irish News
A monarch for the Irish people: Irish Independent
Friday, November 13
Policing the peace: Irish News
Mowlam recognises LVF ceasefire: The Guardian
LVF must prove they are genuine: Irish News (Editorial)
SDLP ready to celebrate fruit of 30 years' struggle: The Irish Times
UDP calls for arms gesture: Irish News
Donegal Celtic pulls out of game against RUC: Irish News
Thursday, November 12
Ahern 'disappointed' by Sinn Fein rebuff: Belfast Telegraph
The immoral Maze: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Row looms over UUP cash from Republic: Belfast Telegraph
Peace tower unites islands in homage: Electronic Telegraph
'New evidence' for IRA bomb appeal: The Guardian
Change in policing in NI must be root and branch: The Irish Times
Ahern thinks Adams should meet Flanagan: The Irish Times
‘Republic trying to intern us’ says RSF: Irish News
Maze prison staff 'are traumatised': Electronic Telegraph
SF calls for Maze to be kept as museum: Irish News
UDP man warns of threat to unionists: Irish News
Dublin plans a range of ‘welcomes’ for the queen: Irish
Patton expulsion not full solution: Irish News (Editorial)
Wednesday, November 11
Stormont Accord inches toward becoming a reality: Belfast Telegraph
Philip Visits Ireland and There's Talk of the Queen Going, Too: New York Times
Order expels 'rebel' Patton: Belfast Telegraph
Philip in call for an end to divisions: Irish News
Maze prison 'unsafe and in control of inmates': Electronic Telegraph
Jail where the inmates ended up in charge: The Times
Sinn Fein 'digging a hole': BBC
‘Nationalists want guns handed in’: Irish News
IRA women freed as impasse grows: The Guardian
Geography, history rhyme for Seamus and David: The Irish Times
Trimble says yes to his destiny with the Irish: Irish News
SF and unionists at risk from dissidents: The Irish Times
Tuesday, November 10
The Duke in Dublin: Belfast Telegraph
US senator scoops award for brokering North deal: Irish Independent
RSF leader attacks Adams: Belfast Telegraph
Arms deadlock after Adams's No 10 meeting: Electronic Telegraph
North-south bodies vital says Mallon: Irish News
IRA visits homes of republican dissidents: The Irish Times
Footballers defy boycott call: BBC
UDA voices anger at Adair challenge: The Irish Times
All-island cooperation makes sense: Irish News
Clegg seeks formal court acquittal: The Independent
Monday, November 9
Ulster says `no' in yet another way: Sunday Business Post
Tracking down the last major threat to peace: Irish Independent
Hutchinson accuses Trimble of reneging: Sunday Business Post
The Basque-Irish connection: Boston Globe
Loyalists threaten missile attack on plane: Sunday Business Post
'Shoot to kill policy never existed': Belfast Telegraph
Blair and Adams to discuss arms impasse: BBC
Sinn Fein can make a move: Irish News (Editorial)
Lack of courage a bizarre verdict on David Trimble: The Irish Times
History's finger on the trigger: The Times
Donegal Celtic worthy of praise: Irish News (Editorial)
New northern offices for Republican SF: The Irish Times
RSF’s continued opposition to agreement: Irish News
Clegg back in court as he fights to clear name: Electronic Telegraph
Drumcree a wrongful reading of Reformation: Irish News
Sunday, November 8
UDA plots 'return to arms': Electronic Telegraph
IRA to agree on arms by Christmas: The Sunday Times
Mowlam ceasefire deals herald release of INLA and LVF inmates: The Sunday Times
Only 2 serve life for 400 security force killings: The Sunday Times
Most Scots expect independence within 20 years: The Observer
Saturday, November 7
Hume's future and those of his 'ministers' unclear: Belfast Telegraph
Shock figure in Mass survey: Belfast Telegraph
IRA convict freed thanks to peace accord: Boston Globe
Spirit of deal must be kept: Irish News (Editorial)
Trimble accuses SF over talks crux: Irish Independent
Loyalist party out in the cold: The Guardian
Release of UFF leader blocked by Mowlam: The Times
Sinn Fein dismisses RUC chief's offer of talks: The Irish Times
Loyalists tell Patten of their fears for RUC: The Irish Times
Cold tongue, Brussels pouts and some beers: Irish News
I'm standing by my plan: Irish Independent
Continuity IRA threatens to target security force: The Irish Times
SF chief defends position on match: Irish News
SF wants ban on poppies in workplaces: Irish News
Friday, November 6
Stop the release of terrorists, say 7 out of 10 voters: Electronic Telegraph
Employment bias in NI is easing, says report: The Irish Times
Our prosperity needs equality: Irish News
Patten given rough ride in Belfast: The Times
Trimble is restricted over guns says Bew: Irish News
Orangemen defiant over Portadown: BBC
How Sinn Fein acts to keep police sidelined: The Times
Kelly will speak at ceremony for the Edentubber Martyrs: Irish News
Thursday, November 5
Turkey and carols at Drumcree: Belfast Telegraph
Republican is shunned by workmates: Belfast Telegraph
Crowd urges disbanding of RUC: Irish News
RUC members to declare links with private bodies: The Irish Times
IRA's Hyde Park bomber is released: Electronic Telegraph
SF hits out at possible visit to south by queen: Irish News
Ahern signals need for some decommissioning: The Irish Times
PM urges start to weapons handover: Irish News
MEPs honour Trimble for role in peace process: The Irish Times
Petulant display does SF no credit: Irish News (Editorial)
Wednesday, November 4
Douglas Hurd on his time in Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
Patten roadshow just a shoulder to cry on: Irish News
Soldiers who shot youth stay in army: The Guardian
Trimble has no place in 1998 Nobel pantheon: The Irish Times
Orangemen defiant over Portadown: BBC
Maze starts countdown to closure: Electronic Telegraph
Getting out, going on: The Irish Times
Mackey to defy SF resignation call: Irish News
SF feathers ruffled in row over gaeilge: The Irish Times
Tuesday, November 3
Prison releases: the hard core crux: Irish Independent
Bomb claim just won't wash: Belfast Telegraph
Stopping the slide: Irish Independent
Ahern tries to break deadlock in peace talks: Electronic Telegraph
Sinn Fein calls foul over soccer match with RUC: The Guardian
SF muddying Celtic pitch: Irish News (Editorial)
Not logic so much as art in Cruise O'Brien: The Irish Times
Building a peace pact worth the paper it is written on: Irish News
The man who puts terrorists back to work: The Independent
Anger at Orange rally in civic hall: Irish News
Weekend killing attempt to wreck peace: The Irish Times
Agreement rewards for tourism industry: Irish News
Monday, November 2
Unionism's Nightmare: Sunday Business Post
'We won't meet Ahern': Belfast Telegraph
Sinn Fein Leader Says He'll Urge I.R.A. Not to Retaliate for Killing: New York Times
Catholic killing renews threat to peace accord: Electronic Telegraph
Fighting for peace: The Guardian (Editorial)
'War rhetoric' of SF threatens accord hope: The Irish Times (by David Trimble)
Danish leader’s offer of help: Irish News
Ahern optimistic of progress: BBC
Red Hand Defenders could pose threat: The Irish Times
Document must be handed over: Irish News (Editorial)
North-South bodies are 'litmus test' of Agreement: The Irish Times
No need for anyone to fight, fly or surrender: Irish News
Sunday, November 1
RUC stops republican surveillance: The Sunday Times
O'Brien takes the first step on a bridge too far: The Sunday Times
Unionists ready to agree to executive places for Sinn Fein: The Sunday Times
Royal road to reconciliation: The Sunday Times
Irish Republican Army retains large cache of arms, experts say: Minneapolis Star Tribune
Catholic murder condemned as 'sectarian': Electronic Telegraph
LVF withdraws decommissioning offer: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)