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This archive contains references to articles from October 16-31, 1999. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Sunday, October 31
Real IRA boss may control Provo arms: Sunday Independent
Gardai target the `Real' IRA units: Sunday Business Post
Mitchell edges closer to a deal: The Sunday Times
The best thing Bertie and Blair can do is to stay away: Sunday Independent
An end to the longest journey?: Sunday Business Post
What's happened to the SDLP?: Sunday Independent
A Dissenting View on Jack Lynch: by Niall O'Dowd (Ireland on Sunday)
Forget the weapons and learn to trust Sinn Fein: The Sunday Times
Companionship a prelude to peace: Sunday Independent
Famous victory for press freedom: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Adams builds dream home on the republican riviera: The Sunday Times
Saturday, October 30
Review talks may continue into next week: BBC
Sinn Fein and UUP remain in deadlock: The Irish Times
UUP dissidents' path `leads into wilderness': Irish Independent
End game: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Real IRA damaged by gun range find: The Guardian
Priest deplores Patten failure to 'honour' officers: The Irish Times
Robinson hits out at IRA’s ‘police work’: Irish News
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
Man is jailed over firebomb murders of young brothers: Electronic Telegraph
Pastor says LVF will not hand over any more weapons: The Irish Times
Royal toast angers tycoons: Irish News
Blair rules out 'anti-Catholic' law reform: BBC
Scots seek closer links with Ireland: The Irish Times
Friday, October 29
No Newshound due to technical difficulties
Thursday, October 28
Seven 'terrorists caught red-handed with guns': The Times
Real IRA ‘has anti-aircraft gun’: Irish News
Mitchell's final push for peace: Electronic Telegraph
Ulster Unionists accused of hypocrisy over RUC: Irish News
A sense something is happening in North: The Irish Times
RUC and Garda deserve praise: Irish News (Editorial)
Patten report finishes what IRA started: The Times (by Robert McCartney)
Journalist's notes denied to police: The Guardian
Moloney victory 'great day': The Irish Times
Stevens is wasting time: Irish News (Editorial)
Who are the British?: The Times
Order denies links with loyalist group: Irish News
Wednesday, October 27
Mitchell returns for the final push: Irish News
'White smoke' still eludes in Mitchell review : The Irish Times
South African helps revive progress in Ulster talks: Boston Globe
The Senator Returns: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Real negotiations prove deal is just a matter of time: Irish Independent
Real IRA leader escaped arrest: Irish News
Battle against time to crush the Real IRA: Irish News
Adams Lays it on the Line: by Niall O'Dowd (Ireland on Sunday 24 Oct.)
Moloney confident on judicial review: The Irish Times
RUC reforms are mad, says Mason: Electronic Telegraph
More compensation sought for 'UDR Four' member: The Irish Times
RUC families' handcuff protest at gates of No 10: Electronic Telegraph
The RUC in chains: Electronic Telegraph
Lynch partly responsible for the 1970 arms crisis: The Irish Times
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
IRA man’s family orders DNA tests: Irish News
Tuesday, October 26
Trimble urges paramilitaries to change: BBC
65% still for deal: Belfast Telegraph
Russian rockets find is linked to Real IRA: Electronic Telegraph
Renegade bombers open new arms trail: Irish Independent
New weapons and old hatred: The Guardian
Real IRA has no mandate: Irish News (Editorial)
Mallon issue not gone away : The Irish Times
Success possible - Adams: Irish News
Mowlam 'did not follow law' on IRA: Electronic Telegraph
How narrow minds never get the picture : Belfast Telegraph
Meet IRA, Mandelson advised: The Irish Times
Business chiefs urge parties to agree pact: Irish News
Trust creeping in with SF, says UUP negotiator : The Irish Times
Still all to play for in game of peace : Irish Independent
Curiosity aroused by two questions: Irish News
Monday, October 25
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Sunday, October 24
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Saturday, October 23
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Friday, October 22
Mitchell attempt to save peace process: BBC
10 are held at Real IRA weapons camp: Electronic Telegraph
Garda chief pledges to halt the Real IRA: Irish Independent
Raid is serious blow to plans to relaunch campaign : The Irish Times
Garda fears Real IRA backlash: Irish News
Arms deadline will be met - de Chastelain: BBC
Cold comfort from SF leader in New York: Irish News
Orange pessimism increases: The Irish Times
Time politicians on all sides appreciated the value of peace deal that's on offer: Irish Independent
Republicans must break the impasse: Irish News (Editorial)
Moment of truth nears: The Irish Times (Editorial)
My super peace plan: The Guardian
Scottish MEP lauds Council of Isles concept : The Irish Times
Thatcher backs RUC campaign: Electronic Telegraph
Drunken British soldiers were 'told off': The Irish Times
Thursday, October 21
No Newshound due to technical difficulties
Wednesday, October 20
Parties still locked in talks: BBC
I believe Adams and McGuinness are sincere: Electronic Telegraph
Doubt over SF remaining at Stormont: The Irish Times
'No alternative' as peace deal nears collapse: The Times
White heat of July turns into a chill: The Irish Times
Mitchell will need more time: The Examiner
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
Mandelson follows well travelled road in quest for lasting Northern peace: The Examiner
Intermarriages 'surprisingly low': The Irish Times
Tuesday, October 19
Malachi O'Doherty: Belfast Telegraph
Coat-trailing isn’t alluring: Irish News (Editorial)
UUP negotiators warn of policy commitment: Belfast Telegraph
Trust in RUC ‘dropping’: Irish News
Patten's challenge: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Mallon calls for new thinking on guns: Irish News
Major and the quest for peace: Belfast Telegraph
Trimble given arms warning by UUP hardliners: Electronic Telegraph
Mitchell begins London talks: The Times
Doubt cast on Mitchell review: The Irish Times
A Critical Week For The North: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Fighting a secret war of words: The Times
Republicans edge towards movement on guns: The Irish Times
Pro-accord group calls for respect for majority: The Irish Times
'Fun' parades can become tourist attractions, says Trimble: The Times
Video of Gervaghy march criticised: The Irish Times
Nightmare of the child victims: The Times
Monday, October 18
IRA recruits students for new war: The Times
Trimble warned on deal: The Irish Times
Adams calls for unionist 'flexibility': BBC
Mandelson unity remarks queried: The Guardian
Bertie manages balance at republican shrine: The Irish Times
Does the IRA want a deal?: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Party of law and disorder: Irish News (Editorial)
Closing the gap: Irish Independent (Editorial)
‘Felons’ have a unique wisdom for our benefit: Irish News
Wright says Ahern shows contempt: The Irish Times
Why Ulster deadlock is end of the world for Zoe: The Guardian
Loyalists rip down street names: Irish News
PfP step from independence: The Irish Times
Sunday, October 17
Enter stage right: Peter the Prince of Darkness: Sunday Business Post
`Defenders' of RUC are making a stand: Sunday Business Post
Book of the dead: Sunday Business Post
Mandelson in Irish gaffe row: The Sunday Times
Garvaghy Road is Mandelson's first hurdle: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
The expert at `pass the parcel': Sunday Independent
Agreement the only way, says Ervine: BBC
Call for PUP to acknowledge republican effort: BBC
Mandelson's Mission is to Protect Blair: Niall O'Dowd (Ireland on Sunday)
PRINCE OF PEACE?: The Sunday Times
A cold mind enters the Northern hothouse: Sunday Independent
The all-or-nothing ride of Captain Mandelson: The Sunday Times
INLA ceasefire will remain despite battle with drug gang: by Henry McDonald (The Observer)
INLA provided `protection' to drug gang that killed its member: Sunday Independent
Tories rejected disabled RUC officers parade: The Sunday Times
One in the eye for Kelly: The Observer
Happiness is . . . talking peace at a UUP annual conference: The Sunday Times
Thatcher's dealings with IRA go back to hunger strikes: by Henry McDonald (The Observer)
Breaking up is hard to do if you're British: The Sunday Times
Saturday, October 16
Negotiators brief UUP on Mitchell talks: The Irish Times
A capital idea George but the gap’s still there: Irish News
Agree or face stagnation - Mandelson: The Irish Times
We will not rush laws to reform RUC, says minister: Electronic Telegraph
Patten’s police plans are ‘criminal’: Irish News
Test of loyalties: The Guardian
Goodbye Mo, now to see what Mandelson can do: Irish Independent
Grand site of feasts, frolics and follies: The Times
THE SWING-DOOR TO HILLSBOROUGH CASTLE: The Independent
Catholic pupils are target of nail attack: The Times
Loyalists told SDLP of nail plot: Irish News
Thatcher gave approval to talks with IRA: The Guardian