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This archive contains references to articles from November 1-15, 1999. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Monday, November 15IRA to clarify position on deal: Irish News
North needs this deal to enter adult politics: Irish Independent
Deal now or we risk the fate of all dinosaurs: Irish News
Unionism ... Is it time for them to jump into the future?: Belfast Telegraph
Rubicon: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Unionists at crossroads: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Legal threat stops sales of IRA book: Irish News
Trimble aide 'met IRA chief of staff': Electronic Telegraph
Hopes rise for Northern Ireland talks: BBC
Mandelson pressures unionists: The Guardian
Unionists are targeted by charm offensive: The Times
Trimble believed ready to give go-ahead to executive: The Irish Times
Reluctant Taylor assumes key role in talks: Electronic Telegraph
Mixed feelings over refusal to compromise: The Times
Rocky weekend jangles nerves on all sides: The Irish Times
Unionists need to trust themselves: by Stephen King (Sunday Tribune)
A journey through the twists and turns of Ulster Unionist decision-making: The Indepedent
Trimble needs sure footing before leap of faith: The Irish Times
Leap of trust across the abyss of fear: The Examiner (Editorial)
Mac Giolla calls on Provisionals to decommission: The Irish Times
Flanagan’s warning of new wave of violence: The Examiner
Ó Bradaigh says British rule will be challenged: The Irish Times
Anti-terror laws brought forward: Electronic Telegraph
Sunday, November 14
Confused, divided, unionism is now committing hara kiri: Sunday Business Post
What next if Mitchell fails?: Sunday Business Post
An abdication of leadership: Sunday Business Post (Editorial)
Trimble ready to split party for peace deal: Electronic Telegraph
McLaughlin optimistic over peace process: BBC
Decommisioning to begin during last week in January: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
CIRA expands into west Belfast: by Henry McDonald (The Observer)
Decommisioning sold as an aggressive "tactical" act: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Mandy: I'll sell deal for Trimble: Independent on Sunday
Adams and Trimble desperately need a deal: by Brian Feeney (Sunday Tribune)
How Trimble can break the IRA arms logjam: Sunday Independent
Advancing Irish talks, step by step: Boston Globe
Peace Process: Why It Ain’t over Until It’s Over: by Niall O'Dowd (Ireland on Sunday)
Trimble's critics offer nothing: Sunday Independent (Editorial)
Back Trimble: The Observer (Editorial)
Republican leadership excludes Republicans: by Anthony McIntyre (Sunday Tribune)
Revisionism now used to hide truth of failure: by Henry McDonald (The Observer)
Don't go shooting tigers with this faint-hearted man: Sunday Independent
Scots Guards' case to be re-examined: BBC
Saturday, November 13
Goodbye dreary steeples?: Belfast Telegraph
If things went wrong ... it was our own fault!: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Trimble to be encouraged: Irish News (Editorial)
Agony goes on as the smoke refuses to rise: Irish News
Rivals Reminded of Stakes in 11th-Hour Ulster Effort: New York Times
IRA sets deadline to hand in arms: Irish Independent
Despondent Trimble weighs options: The Guardian
UUP believes Trimble will put leadership on the line: The Irish Times
Peacemaker is walking a lonely tightrope: The Times
Winding road to peace takes a few more twists and turns: Electronic Telegraphfs
Make or break weekend for Trimble: The Guardian
How a bad day for Trimble turned into a black day for Ulster: The Independent
Trust between SF and the UUP growing: The Irish Times
Why this peace process is fundamentally flawed: Irish Independent Why the pressure is on: BBC
Keeping the balance Trimble's high-wire act: Irish Independent
The case for peace: The Guardian (Editorial)
TIME FOR REFLECTION: The Times (Editorial)
Mr Trimble's options: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Time to decide: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Patten was paid over £45,000 for report: Electronic Telegraph
Mapping the Irish empire: The Irish Times
Friday, November 12
The Irish card: Belfast Telegraph
Just Say No: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Police ‘close to’ warning everyone on files: Irish News
Dump Trimble now, urges DUP leader: Belfast Telegraph
In I.R.A. Message for Negotiators, a Hint That Accord Isn't Dead: New York Times
Unionists reject Trimble plan to break deadlock: The Independent
Uncertainty on UUP view as talks set to resume: The Irish Times
Everyone awaits the smoke signals: The Irish Times
Trimble's leadership on the line: Electronic Telegraph
DUP leader calls for Trimble's overthrow: The Irish Times
IRA men mentioned as interlocutors on arms: The Irish Times
Four Options, one way forward: by Brendan O'Leary (Financial Times)
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
Thursday, November 11
Setback to NI peace process: BBC
Trimble's gamble: Belfast Telegraph
Grass roots IRA briefed on ‘gesture’: Irish News
No easy answers: Belfast Telegraph
IRA can make a real difference: Irish Independent
Rumours of peace: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Taking the last steps: Irish News (Editorial)
Parties now edging toward safer waters: Irish Independent
Stevens widens his inquiry: Belfast Telegraph
Trimble ready to do Ulster deal: Electronic Telegraph
IRA rules out an early arms handover: The Independent
Optimism on Northern peace talks: The Examiner (Editorial)
Shadow of Sunningdale hangs over talks: Electronic Telegraph
Northern Ireland's nightmare: The Guardian
SF critical of delay in warning republicans: The Irish Times
Jail brawl as IRA split over peace talks: The Examiner
Local power needed to reap peace benefit: The Irish Times
Infants show us how far peace process has to go: The Independent
Dissidents' activities are severely curtailed: The Irish Times
A shameful Act of bigotry: The Times
Government to consider new special criminal court: The Irish Times
Adams and Luther King to meet at crossroads: The Examiner
Hume and Trimble awarded peace prize: BBC
Wednesday, November 10
Why words are not enough: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Adams mindful of republican doubts: Belfast Telegraph
Jump forward or take leap in the dark: Belfast Telegraph
Not a word about the delay of the justice review: Irish News
ictims group to fight US ‘Adams Way’: Irish News
IRA may be ready to end its 'war': Electronic Telegraph
Sinn Fein offers new hope of deal in Ulster talks: The Independent
Ahern refuses to discuss IRA arms intentions: The Irish Times
Inching towards peace: The Guardian
Risk-taking by Sinn Fein and UUP: The Irish Times
Reid hints at repeal of ban on Catholic monarch: The Guardian
Tuesday, November 9
Ourselves alone no longer acceptable: Belfast Telegraph
Hit-list Rice was refused NIO help: Irish News
Hopes for Ulster deal as Mitchell returns to Belfast: The Guardian
Sinn Fein no closer to giving up arms: The Times
Report on arms issue could clear way for deal in North: The Irish Times
Mandelson in a spin over alleged leak of plan for decommissioning: The Examiner
Chances of review success slim - McLaughlin: The Irish Times
Army to aid files probe: The Examiner
Two accused of shooting friends in the back in bar: Electronic Telegraph
A bloody learning curve: The Irish Times
Monday, November 8
Concern over Sinn Fein rise: Belfast Telegraph
Stevens must probe new collusion - SDLP: Irish News
Finding the right formula: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Utopia is beyond us but living life in peace is not: Irish News
Bill move to allow Catholics on Throne: Belfast Telegraph
IRA's rebels buy arsenal from Balkans: The Times
Marathon NI talks near conclusion: BBC
Sinn Fein and UUP close to deal: The Irish Times
Deal in North looks tantalising: The Irish Times
Shot in arm for peace process: The Examiner (Editorial)
A deal is in the air: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Call to end cross-border police links: BBC
'Alive and kicking' party raises roof for Hume: The Irish Times
Wilson supports action on killing: The Irish Times
Sunday, November 7
IRA statement may break the deadlock: Sunday Business Post
In the hands of psychopaths: Sunday Business Post (Editorial)
Tougher laws to hit terror groups: The Times
IRA preparing for 'tactical decommissioning': by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Flawed MI6 analysis does little for justice in North: Sunday Independent
Provo origins make decommissioning more difficult: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Real IRA opens arms supply route from Far East: The Sunday Times
The Unthinkable can triumph: by Henry McDonald (The Observer)
Heartbreak that should haunt us all: The Sunday Times
Mandelson tells Ulster: be patient: Independent on Sunday
Mitchell Can Still Make the Breakthrough: by Niall O'Dowd (Ireland on Sunday)
The walls that won't come down: The Observer
RUC question Orange terror suspect: The Observer
Terror leaks linked to army: The Sunday Times
Trimble pays out libel damages to RUC Special Branch head: by Henry McDonald (The Observer)
Triumph for brave pupils of Omagh: The Sunday Times
Saturday, November 6
It is a mistake to put party before people: Belfast Telegraph
I’m willing to be patient says Trimble: Irish News
RUC warn of risk to lives: BBC
RUC seizes documents: Irish News
Seize chance for peace - Mallon: BBC
Out-of-puff SDLP looks for new steam: The Irish Times
Humespeak is not apologising: The Irish Times
Order must talk to walk: Irish News (Editorial)
Godot? We’ve waited for everybody else ...: Irish News
Lloyd-Webber to pen Ulster Troubles, the musical: The Guardian
Paisley gives paintings pasting: Sydney Morning Herald
Dumping our Queen: The Guardian
Friday, November 5
Drumcree march plan considered: Belfast Telegraph
Orange Order must explain: Irish News (Editorial)
Honouring obligations: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
IRA ‘will return to war’: Irish News
Where now for SDLP?: Belfast Telegraph
Trimble briefs Clinton's officials on review: The Irish Times
Loyalist gangs had security files: The Guardian
Ulster terrorists get parole for wedding party: The Times
RUC backs link with university: The Irish Times
Two released over IRA informer shooting: BBC
No contempt, says Drumcree rector: The Irish Times
Britons 'lose sense of nationhood': Electronic Telegraph
SNP asks MPs to support campaign: Electronic Telegraph
Thursday, November 4
Bandit Country: Electronic Telegraph
Hume back at the helm: Irish News
Passions and the poppy: Belfast Telegraph
Pastor Peeples ‘scalds Continuity IRA prisoner: Irish News
Former MI6 chief's warning over IRA decommissioning: Belfast Telegraph
Three held in Finucane case raids: Irish News
Lives saved as police foil Ulster attack plan: Electronic Telegraph
Clinton Hopeful for Peace N.Ireland: Minneapolis Star Tribune
Prize of peace in Ireland still tantalising the US: The Irish Times
Mitchell briefs Blair on talks: BBC
Man arrested over shooting was freed early from prison: The Irish Times
Act of Settlement is an insult, says Winning: Electronic Telegraph
Long may they reign over us: The Times
US street named after Adams: The Irish Times
Wednesday, November 3
Welcome for parade deal: Irish News (Editorial)
Unionists outraged over RUC closures: Belfast Telegraph
Garda denies ‘betraying RUC men’: Irish News
Slow process but signs of breakthrough: Irish Independent
Fury at MP's'United Ireland' remark: Belfast Telegraph
Ulster Talks Pause to Let Mediator Seek Counsel: New York Times
Mitchell set to call end to review late next week: The Irish Times
Mitchell seems to have raised stakes: The Irish Times
POPPIES, POP AND SHAMROCK: The Times (Editorial)
Two arrested in raids over shooting of IRA informer: Electronic Telegraph
Tuesday, November 2
Patten, and terrorists as policemen: Electronic Telegraph
RUC reform is now another key issue: Irish Independent
MP must put people first: Irish News (Editorial)
The Orange Order and the killing of the Quinn boys: Belfast Telegraph
Belfast rejects funding for St Patrick’s day: Irish News
Bitter words: Irish Independent (Editorial)
IRA bully killed Andrew - family: Irish News
'A slim chance' it will work says Sinn Fein: The Irish Times
The voice of unreason: The Guardian (Editorial)
Labour attack on Patten lifts RUC campaign: Electronic Telegraph
'Could we tolerate the murder of 11,000 policemen?': Electronic Telegraph
Trimble may proceed with US visit: The Irish Times
Last bloody moments of punishment victim: The Times
Loyalists suspect tip-off led to arrests: The Irish Times
Monday, November 1
DUP urges Unionists to give up: Belfast Telegraph
Roy Garland on Monday: Irish News (headline is wrong)
Potentially dangerous week for peace process: The Irish Times
The burden of compromise: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Politicians must not throw away chance for peace: The Examiner
Maginnis dismisses 'withdrawal' claim: The Irish Times
The Provos launch campaign to bring dissidents back in the fold: The Examiner
Orange cant defies belief: Irish News (Editorial)
OUR ISLANDS' STORY: The Times (Editorial)