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This archive contains references to articles from October 1996. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
October 31Freeing loyalists would give a signal to the IRA: Irish News
Paisley marks anniversary with pledge to fight on: The Irish Times
IRA finds 'have saved London': The Times
SDLP-Sinn Fein pact is put on agenda: Irish News
Sectarianism endemic with politics in streets: Irish News
Party over if Paisley goes: Irish News (Editorial)
Killing of loyalist linked to criminal vendetta: The Irish Times
RUC Catholic calls for bias probe: Irish News
Tourist board expects 100,000 fewer visitors: The Irish Times
Evangelicals convinced Catholics not Christian: Irish News
Loyalists warn of rights protest over marches: The Irish Times
Mayhew Pushes for extradition of IRA bomber: The Sunday Times
Peace is high on Clinton agenda: Irish News
Loyalists denounce Order's rally as provocative: Irish News
A dangerous gap opens up: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Policy of denying solicitor upheld: The Irish Times
Unionist's 'Nazi' remarks out of order: The Irish Times
October 25
Frantic Efforts to Rebuild the Peace: Irish News
Gore says SF should be at talks table: The Irish Times
Spring insists 'SF can join talks in weeks': Irish News
October 24
Dublin moves to speed Sinn Fein entry into talks: The Times
UUP rejects comments by archbishop concerning violence in North: The Irish Times
Rector turns on critic of Drumcree role: Irish News
October 23
Church of Ireland leader deplores Drumcree: The Irish Times
Mo sends Santa Claus a letter full of wishes: Irish News
Progress possible without SF, says Mitchel: The Irish Times
October 22
Need for a new consciousness within politics: by Peter Kelly & Sarah Coles (Irish News)
Dublin's double standard over 'northern problem': Irish News
Referendum on negotiated settlement urged: The Irish Times
Massive call for a new IRA ceasefire: Irish News
October 21
Trimble's analysis ignores nationalism: The Irish Times
RUC chief predicts IRA ceasefire after period of violence: The Times
C of I Bishop speaks of the pain of Drumcree: The Irish Times
October 20
IRA fugitive flaunts his freedom: The Sunday Times
October 19
Will white house on hill just be a white elephant?: Irish News
Trimble leadership an issue at conference: The Irish Times
Ervine points way in rise of working-class loyalists: The Irish Times
October 18
Loyalist prisoners invite Hume to meeting in Maze: The Irish Times
Frenchman held over suspected IRA link: The Irish Times
October 17
Sinn Fein must travel the extra mile to peace: Irish News
Depressing message in response to the bomb: The Irish Times
Ceasefire may not be enough to get SF into talks: The Irish Times
October 16
Flicker of light at talks illuminates pitfalls: The Irish Times
Black Hole vision of McCartney: Irish News (Editorial)
A little leadership: The Irish Times (Editorial)
October 15
Ulster parties edge towards agreement on talks agenda: The Times
Adams hints at second ceasefire: The Irish Times
Stone and Adair join Mowlam injail talks: Irish News
October 14
Catholics Embrace a New Confidence: Boston Globe
Making politics work is the only way ahead: The Irish Times
PUP calls for shared North government: The Irish Times
Violent republicanism an exercies in futility: Irish News
October 13
Subtle shifts in a troubled land: Boston Globe
October 12
Timeless absolutes of moral fanatics: The Irish Times
Short-sighted party politics: Irish News (Editorial)
Sinn Fein Must Think Again: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Fanatics ruling the roost with Trimble cock-a-hoop: Irish News
Adams is blamed for death of Army victim: The Times
Cause to kill for: Sydney Morning Herald
October 11
Hotseat getting hotter for Mitchell after blast: Irish News
Gains from a new ceasefire: Irish News (Editorial)
Decommissioning is still the key to talks: The Irish Times
SF admits credibility problem after Lisburn: The Irish Times
October 10
IRA Violence is Wrong: Irish News (Editorial)
Why it is still worth going the extra mile for peace: The Irish Times
IRA Bomb Planned Over 4 Months: The Irish Times
Students threaten to quit Belfast if violence escalates: The Times
October 9
Back to war in Northern Ireland?: Boston Globe (Editorial)
Acts of Evil Men do Nothing for People of Ireland: Irish News (Editorial)
Basis for Resumtpion of IRA Ceasefire Still There: The Irish Times
With IRA claim, loyalist cease-fire at risk: Boston Globe
Loyalists Ready to Return to Violence after IRA bombing: The Times
Tone Must be Spinning in His Grave, says Loyalist: The Irish Times
Barracks Bombs Carry Grim Message: The Irish Times
IRA Admits Planting Bomb: The Irish Times
'Republicans at helm of Catholic heirarchy': Irish News
October 8
Security sources say only the IRA could have mounted bomb attack: The Irish Times
Loyalist ceasefires may go up in smoke of bombing: The Irish Times
Drivers of car bombs 'must have had passes: The Times
Army Chiefs Poised for High Level Probe: Irish News
Courage is the Answer: Irish News (Editorial)
October 7
Irsh Hopes on Clinton after Dole Outburst: Irish News
Unionists open door for serious talks, says Trimble: The Irish Times
October 6
IRA plot to kill three Tory MPs: Sunday Times
Tunnel Safe: Letter to the Editor, Sunday Times
October 5
Be honest, Loyalist Smyth tells the unionists: Irish News
Dole chooses wrong issue: Irish News (Editorial)
Paisley says Dublin role is similar to Hitler's: The Irish Times
'Dynamic Dublin' goes unnoticed by John Bull: Irish News
October 4
Dole Attacks Clinton for Adams Links: The Times
October 3
Loyalist Leader Predicts Collapse of Peace Process: The Irish Times
The Time Has Come to Look for Help from Outside: The Irish Times
Reviving the Peace Process: The Irish Times (Editorial)
October 1
Loyalist Ceasefire Strained: The Irish Times