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This archive contains references to articles from October 16-31, 2000. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Tuesday, October 31
Ulster power-sharing faces collapse: The Times
Ulster's hopes turn on Blair and Ahern: The Guardian
North-South ministerial talks in doubt: Irish Examiner
Mallon fears for NI peace process: BBC
Dublin questions Trimble’s legal right to ban SF from cross-Border bodies: Irish Examiner
Adams urged to ‘lead from front’: Irish News
Trimble returns to Sinn Fein anger: UTV Internet
Sinn Fein demands meeting over proposed ban: The Irish Times
'No second chance if agreement collapses': Irish Independent
It’s time for closure on arms issue: Irish News
It’s now or never for the Good Friday Agreement: Irish Examiner
Trimble's wrong turn: The Guardian (Editorial)
Sanctions and semtex: The Times (Editorial)
Trimble’s game of brinkmanship could backfire: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Belfast fears return to Loyalist feud: Irish Examiner
Omagh case refusal: The Scotsman
Spain, terror - and Ulster: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Monday, October 30
Premiers to discuss NI sanctions rift: BBC
Trimble's gambit: Seemingly tough line on IRA: Boston Globe
Trimble buys more time for IRA to act on weapons: Electronic Telegraph
Ghosts of Glengall Street will go on haunting Trimble: Irish Examiner
Trimble gets 'one more chance': The Irish Times
Trimble’s U-turn likely breach of Agreement: Irish Examiner
Trimble ties up votes in procedural knots: Irish Independent
Adams fury as deal falters: The Guardian
Peace crisis looms as Adams pledges to ignore Unionist sanctions on Sinn Féin: Irish Examiner
Trimble only buys time, but that's progress of sorts: The Irish Times
Trimble’s win could cost us dearly yet: Irish News
Donaldson to `wait and see' over UUP arms sanctions plan: Irish Independent
Trimble's sanctions against SF threaten peace pact: The Irish Times
Showdown looms on plan to bar Sinn Fein: The Guardian
Republicans have to pay for reneging on pledges: The Irish Times
UUP leader's victory a relief to Blair: Irish Independent
Robinson accuses Trimble of letting IRA off the hook: The Irish Times
Is this your exit strategy Mr Trimble?: Irish News
Heavy price: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Mr Trimble Survives Again: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Sinn Féin must prove their commitment to peace: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Storm as AG calls for united Ireland: Irish News
Regional police forces can square Patten circle: The Irish Times
Man shot dead was in UDA: Irish Examiner
Mandelson asked to back Omagh legal action: UTV Internet
Paramilitary prints lead to Loyalist arrests: Irish Examiner
Sunday, October 29
Ulster Protestant Leader Wins a Key Vote: New York Times
Unionists issue a deadline to IRA: Boston Globe
Trimble saves cabinet, but tensions still high: Boston Herald
Trimble rises from the ashes: The Sunday Times
Trimble's victory may prove too costly for GFA: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Cunning plan by wily David wins the day: Ireland on Sunday
Adams slams Unionist demands as "stupid and unattainable": Independent on Sunday
Mallon criticises unionist plans: UTV Internet
Cowen in move to save deal: Ireland on Sunday
Sinn Fein meet to consider sanctions: UTV Internet
Unionists must know that this is as good as it gets: Sunday Independent
IRA opts for minimalist approach to decommissioning: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Finding the formula for hope: Ireland on Sunday
Adams: IRA already bent, won't break: Boston Herald
Adams article fuels Republican dispute: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Who governs: The people or the UUC?: Ireland on Sunday
Rights Act puts paid to politically incorrect 'touts': The Observer
Revealed: A-G's plan for a united Ireland: Sunday Independent
Gardai suspected of selling secrets to MI5 : The Sunday Times
Clinton advanced N. Ireland's peace: Boston Herald
Listen to the victims: The Observer
US and Britain clash over Patten report: Ireland on Sunday
Patten report: Authors criticise implementation: Ireland on Sunday
Escape from the anthill mentality: The Sunday Times
New company to boost tourism: BBC (Oct. 27)
Bomb victim families ready for court fight: The Observer
Killers are free but the bereaved are still paying: The Sunday Times
Hearing could link RUC to Lurgan shooting: Ireland on Sunday
Sinn Fein to cultivate a softer image: The Sunday Times
Paper payday for IRA target: The Observer
Orange Order to vote on ending parade talks ban: The Sunday Times
Police now admit destruction of vital evidence: Ireland on Sunday
Flagging defiance: Electronic Telegraph
Saturday, October 28
Warring Unionists meet over IRA arms: Electronic Telegraph
Poll reveals Unionists' lack of confidence in peace plan: The Independent
Trimble struggles to defuse hardliners: The Guardian
We vote for Trimble and it's time to say 'enough': The Irish Times
McGuinness warns of Mid East scenario: Irish Independent
Donaldson to deliver KO?: Irish News
There is so much to lose if peace deal is derailed: Irish Independent
Tripping Trimble: Washington Times (Editorial)
Destructive ambiguity: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
High noon in Ulster: The Guardian (Editorial)
Accentuating the positive: Irish Independent (Editorial)
The Unionist choice: The Times (Editorial)
Attack best form of defence for Trimble: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
UUP should follow leader: Irish News (Editorial)
Ghostly goings-on, plots and whispers: The Irish Times
Feud for thought: Have republicans learned lessons?: Irish Echo
Silence over street execution of a terrorist: Electronic Telegraph
U.S. woman forced from Belfast home: Irish Echo
Civil actions planned by bomb families: Electronic Telegraph
Brother of suspected Real IRA chief faces terrorist charges: Irish Independent
Mowlam receives peace award: UTV Internet
Hunger strikes remembered: Irish News
Friday, October 27
Blair visits N. Ireland to aid Trimble: Boston Globe
Opinion poll gives Trimble major boost: UTV Internet
IRA arms dumps re-visited: BBC
Taoiseach welcomes `helpful' IRA statement: Irish Independent
Trimble's attack on rival means showdown: Electronic Telegraph
Trimble hits back at party critics: The Guardian
Trimble goes on the offensive: The Times
DUP and Donaldson scathing about Blair: The Irish Times
The issue is policy and not personality: Belfast Telegraph (by Jeffrey Donaldson)
Mature decisions, not knee-jerk reactions needed: Belfast Telegraph (by David Trimble)
Trimble takes off kid gloves for showdown: The Irish Times
Why the IRA will be supporting the Ulster Unionist leader tomorrow: The Independent
Good Friday ... but about tomorrow?: Irish News
Vacuum warning by Blair as deal doubts escalate: Belfast Telegraph
Trimble’s instability threatens Agreement: Irish Examiner
Blunt Speaking From Blair: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Accord remains the way forward: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
More than hot air in the corridors of Stormont: Irish News
Dramatic weekend for Northern Ireland: The Guardian
SF mayor snubs Poppy launch: BBC
Drumcree options are still the same: Irish News
Bail refused for Omagh bomb suspect: BBC
U2 in song tribute to Omagh victims: Irish News
Real IRA attack is thwarted by find: Belfast Telegraph
Thursday, October 26
IRA offers second round of weapons inspection: Boston Herald
IRA will allow inspectors to check its arms dumps again: The Independent
Arms hand-in by next month — demand: Belfast Telegraph
Question now of honouring commitments: Irish Independent
Donaldson Defiant: UTV Internet
Future comes down finally to Trimble v. Donaldson: The Irish Times
Circling the wagons but still awaiting the cavalry: Irish Independent
UUP to steer a course for rough seas?: Irish News
Unionism faces its starkest choice: The Irish Times
IRA gesture was overdue: Irish News (Editorial)
Helping hand: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Small steps in the right direction: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Executive providing real hope: The Irish Times
Sinn Fein warning on future for peace process: UTV Internet
Adams urges unionists to look on bright side: The Irish Times
Mr Trimble remounts a tightrope: The Guardian
Union flag 'not for one section': Belfast Telegraph
Protestants and Catholics still flagpoles apart in Northern Ireland: Toronto Globe and Mail
Human rights leaders call for O’Connor inquiry: Irish News
Pipe bomb under policeman's car: BBC
Wednesday, October 25
Mandelson angers Sinn Fein over Union flag ruling: Electric Telegraph
Sinn Fein will be told to fly the flag: The Guardian
Unionists to debate arms time-table: BBC
Trimble confident as talks loom on survival: Irish Independent
Trimble essential to government - Mandelson: The Irish Times
Arms deadlines will not persuade IRA, warns Adams: Irish Examiner
Trimble resists deadline for IRA decommissioning: The Irish Times
Sickened by the words of evil killers: Irish News
PM pressed for Wright killing inquiry: BBC
After 26 years, Ulster again sets own course: Electric Telegraph
A key step down road to normality: Irish News (Editorial)
Bomb alert ends Trimble debate: BBC
Paisley jnr suspended after 'liar' remark: The Irish Times
What, no fists? It must be a Sunningdale for quick learners: Irish News
'Odd Couple' confident of future together: The Irish Times
Anti-Catholic laws archaic: Irish News (Editorial)
Man jailed for transporting IRA arms: Irish Examiner
Finucane family angrily refutes IRA allegations: Irish News
Failure to resolve Drumcree deplored: The Irish Times
SF says order is like Ku Klux Klan: Irish News
Tuesday, October 24
No IRA 'lifeline' for Trimble: BBC
Trimble continues to tread a fine line: The Irish Times
Adams warns about issuing ultimatums: Irelandclick.com
Why Sinn Fein must be excluded: Belfast Telegraph
To survive, Trimble prepares to ask the audience: The Irish Times
Talks fail to unite dissidents: Irish Examiner
Peers say Ulster police should remain 'Royal': Electric Telegraph
Fitt opposes RUC name change: BBC
Adams's stance puzzled US officials, Lake says: The Irish Times
Plan for government – devolution has arrived: Irish News
Monarch could be Catholic says Charles: The Times
Reversal into pre-forum past is alienating many: The Irish Times
Finucane ‘was in the IRA’ claim rubbished: Irish News
Taskforce to tackle west Belfast deprivation: UTV Internet
SF mayor's poppy day 'duty to all in Derry': Belfast Telegraph
MPs elect first Catholic speaker: Irish News
Monday, October 23
UUP may unite around tougher line on arms: The Irish Times
Maginnis ‘for cooperation’: Irish News
Taylor urges timetable for a review of agreement: The Irish Times
Can Yes and No join to agree on words?: Belfast Telegraph
I’m no hardliner, but what’s in this deal for unionists...?: Irish News
Taking charge of the peace process: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Conservatives to renew Police Bill opposition in run up to UUC meeting: Irish Examiner
Warning on need for police reform: The Irish Times
There are issues which Paisley can't shrug off: Belfast Telegraph
Spiritual trip to other side of the border: Irish News
MoD wants former officer tried secretly over book revelations: The Guardian
Security 'priority' for community in North: The Irish Times
Sunday, October 22
Call to eject Sinn Fein from executive: BBC
Hardliners back down on Trimble: The Sunday Times
Donaldson call ahead of UUP meeting: BBC
Trimble will try to sell gradual disengagement strategy to UUC: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Gerry Adams' relative linked to murder gang: The Sunday Times
Joe O'Connor murder splits republican community: Ireland on Sunday
The peace pontificators: Electronic Telegraph
Need for Sinn Fein leaders to tell troops: Ireland on Sunday
Deadlock over RUC payoffs threaten to delay Patten reforms: The Sunday Times
In peace, truth dies: The Observer
Government fails to redress Omagh fallout: Sunday Independent
Time for justice has come, Bertie: Ireland on Sunday
`Real IRA' lays to rest first Belfast martyr: Boston Herald
Tackling terror with kid gloves: The Sunday Times
Motive for O'Connor killing remains a mystery: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Real IRA threat forces RUC into flak jackets: The Observer
Army whistleblower fears Bloody Sunday revenge: The Sunday Times
New York lawyer joins Bloody Sunday tribunal: Ireland on Sunday
Orangemen to challenge parades ban: The Observer
Saturday, October 21
NI devolution 'over by Christmas': BBC
Clinton tells all parties to stick by Agreement: The Independent
Trimble calls for control of police: Irish News
Taylor says failure on arms issue will kill Executive: The Irish Times
Taylor is ‘paranoid’: priest: Irish News
Why peace deals are now simply falling apart: Irish Independent
Lundies would rather be tied to Whitehall: Irish News
Billy Wright killers freed from jail: The Guardian
I have no regrets killing King Rat, claims terrorist: Electronic Telegraph
Gardaí believe Louth farmer is leading member of Real IRA: Irish Examiner
Provisionals try to assert control over dissidents: The Irish Times
Ulster is urged to heed way of Dalai Lama: The Times
Second day of Dalai Lama visit: UTV Internet
Anti-pact stance 'weakens' North economy: The Irish Times
Police warn of letter bombs: BBC
Radios 'find' at home of IRA suspect: Electronic Telegraph
Tobacco smuggler blames loyalists: Irish News
Proud of our ideology but slow to publicise it: The Irish Times
Friday, October 20
Trimble's 'divided' critics hit back: UTV Internet
Northern Ireland's Perilous Prospects: New York Times (Editorial)
Peace worth compromise: Irish News (Editorial)
Policing compromise devised by think-tank: UTV Internet
Labour whips up peers over RUC bill: The Guardian
Dalai Lama takes his message of goodwill to Belfast: The Independent
Unionists angered as Dalai Lama sees Adams: Electronic Telegraph
Dissident threat reviewed at talks: BBC
Spinning a dangerous line on terrorist threat: Irish Independent
'Split' on thwarting Real IRA: BBC
The Mafia culture: Irish Echo (Editorial)
Fourth arrest in Omagh bomb inquiry: Electronic Telegraph
Does 'Steak Knife' cut the mustard?: Irish Echo
Work begins on demolition of Fermanagh army bases: The Irish Times
Member of INLA squad that killed Wright set free: Irish Examiner
Orange losing its appeal?: Irish Post
Singer angry over UDA's use of song: Irish Echo
Thursday, October 19
Shots fired at funeral of Real IRA man: The Guardian
O'Connor killing splits Republicans: Irish Examiner
Let words replace guns: Irelandclick.com
Dealing with the shadow of the gun: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Appeal to Adams to stand up to hardliners: UTV Internet
Nationalists fear new terror attacks: Irish Examiner
Talks on security situation to be held in Belfast: The Irish Times
McGimpsey puts pressure on Sinn Fein: Irish News
Omagh interference reports 'a slur': BBC
South's dead cry out for justice: Irish News
Civil servants should reveal membership of 'secret societies', says SDLP : UTV Internet
Former bomber scorns Provos: The Times
Pledge kept secret as it threatens state security: Irish Examiner
Ulster-Scots may yet be part of all things Irish: The Irish Times
Funding bill could help Sinn Fein: UTV Internet
UTV 'is making Stone a hero': Irish News
Stone claims he received help for Milltown attack: The Irish Times
Wright's killers to be freed tomorrow: Irish News
Mandelson criticised for 'terror' remark: Electronic Telegraph
Wednesday, October 18
Trimble warns on decommissioning: The Irish Times
Cross-border summit to beat Festive terror: Irish Independent
Three men are held in Omagh bomb inquiry: Electronic Telegraph
Irish parliament debates Omagh inquiry: BBC
IRA issue denial over O'Connor murder: UTV Internet
Crowds cheer Belfast show of strength by 'Real IRA': The Irish Times
Time for calm heads: Irelandclick.com (Editorial)
Provos protect patch in cigarette war worth millions: Irish Examiner
UUP haven't a clue about UK identity: Irish News
Ex-PUP man hits out over conference tribute to UVF: Belfast Telegraph
Attack on children 'sectarian': BBC
Murder mother refuses to meet Adams: UTV Internet
Police Bill will not satisfy SF/ SDLP demands: The Irish Times
Row over RUC reform changes: Belfast Telegraph
Queen thanks Vatican for help in Ulster: The Times
Queen and Pope back unity: UTV Internet
Vatican visit by the queen 'hypocritical': Irish News
Wright's killer to flee North in fear for his life: Irish Examiner
Coming armed with a message of peace: Irish News
Assembly passes on flag issue arguments: The Irish Times
Tuesday, October 17
Resumed terrorist attacks aim to destabilise North: The Irish Times
Real IRA blames Provisionals for murder: The Guardian
Controversy over republican's murder: BBC
Ex-Provos hit out at murder of RIRA man: Irish News
O'Connor killing row rages on: Irelandclick.com
Real IRA vows to avenge shooting: Irish Examiner
Killing republicans – that was not our war: Irish News
SF refuses to condemn killing of 'Real IRA' man: The Irish Times
Trimble accused of cover-up over gunruning programme: UTV Internet
Trimble toughens up on issue of IRA arms: Irish News
Trimble pressed to expel SF pair from Executive: The Irish Times
Cowen meets Mandelson for talks on police reform: Irish Independent
Nationalists and Catholic church stand behind Patten: Irelandclick.com
Talk now is all about alternatives: Irish News
Et tu, Northern Ireland?: Philadelphia Inquirer (Editorial)
Time for IRA arms action: Irish News (Editorial)
Bombers of Omagh are not likely to go to prison: The Irish Times
Omagh father in plea to Dublin: Electronic Telegraph
O'Donoghue rejects claims: The Irish Times
Two questioned about feud murders: BBC
Queen and Pope will speak out for Ulster peace: The Guardian
British face US calls to withdraw: Irish News
Taylor wins reselection battle: BBC
Army intelligence warned of IRA plot: Irish Examiner
Monday, October 16
Protestant Leader's Slipping Hold Imperils Ulster Peace Agreement: New York Times
Poll challenge to Unionist deputy: Electronic Telegraph
PUP disappointment at SDLP 'hard line': The Irish Times
Ahern calls for new start on policing: Irelandclick.com
Who will bear the pain of RUC reform?: Irish News
IRA 'will move' on arms inspections: BBC
IRA blamed for republican's death: The Independent
Statement on O'Connor murder blames provisionals: UTV Internet
Time to strengthen resolve for peace: Irish News
Feud fears grow as IRA tensions rise: The Irish Times
Ahern pledges to tackle republican dissidents: Irish Independent
Inquiry call into paper murder claims: BBC
Northern security chiefs suggest no go areas for Dalai Lama in Belfast: Irish Examiner