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This archive contains references to articles from October 1-15, 1997. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
October 15Adams: IRA won't return to violence: Irish News
US lawyer backs campaign to release McAliskey: The Irish Times
Monumental mistakes of Widgery's whitewash: Irish News
GAA move would be 'very offensive': The Irish Times
An Apology Due, Mr Nally: The Irish Times
Bishop welcomes bicentenary approach: The Irish Times
October 14
Angry loyalists jostle Blair: Daily Telegraph
Historic Belfast Talks Anger Protestants: Washington Post
Mr Blair Shakes Hands: The Irish Times
Gesture politics: The Times (Editorial)
Many unionists unsettled by speed of events: The Irish Times
SF ears to the White House: Irish News
Nally questions McAleese on SF: The Irish Times
Dublin fears Mowlam's Bill means new fudge: The Irish Times
CLMC split does not bode well: Irish News (Editorial)
October 13
Dear Mary Banotti: Sunday Business Post
Who dares face risks for peace will reap rewards: Irish News
Commitment to work towards a lasting settlement: Irish News
Loyalist prisoners criticise Paisley, McCartney: The Irish Times
Adams plays the democrat and ditches pariah past: The Times
Loyalists trying to block march confront RUC: The Irish Times
Rap for plans to probe GAA under parades law: Irish News
British 'won't grant a Bloody Sunday probe': Irish News
October 12
Don't shake hands with Adams yet, Blair warned: Sunday Telegraph
October 11
Wouldn't it be great if it was all over by Christmas: Irish News
Britain has to clean up her own mess: Irish News
Reappraisal of Bloody Sunday evidence likely: The Irish Times
United Irishmen ideals still as relevant - Hume: Irish News
No united Ireland in my time - Andrews: The Irish Times
Dewar blocks move by killer who cheated the peace process: The Times
Fact visit 'most disappointing' on RUC: The Irish Times
October 10
A brave bid to bolster peace: Irish News (Editorial)
Why Clinton fought tough over change to terror list: Irish News
McAliskey case may be heard in hospital: Daily Telegraph
Conservative threat to ditch northern policy: Irish News
Loyalist group threatens to block parade: The Irish Times
Apology move over Bloody Sunday: The Times
Black Bush too green for the Mayor: The Irish Times
October 9
US drops IRA from blacklist: The Times
SF has a role in policing debate: Irish News (Editorial)
Loyalist attitude is slowly changing, says Primate: The Irish Times
Unionists urged to drop tag of SF/IRA: Irish News
DUP councillor endorses Clark's 'kill 600' remark: The Irish Times
October 8
N. Ireland talks start, with a dose of good will: Boston Globe
We need democratic alternative to RUC: Irish News (by Gerry Adams)
Core issues to emerge quickly at Stormont: The Irish Times
Ulster talks are hit as Burke quits: Daily Telegraph
Burke should not quit Dail: Irish News (Editorial)
Divisions stark on all-Ireland dimension: The Irish Times
Irish prepared for change: The Irish Times
Trimble meets Clinton: Irish News
Is hanging too good for the unionists to resist?: Irish News
Anger at killer's move to Ulster: The Times
October 7
Irish order extradition of IRA man to Britain: Boston Globe
Why Unionists find republican charm offensive: The Times
Officials 'block Irish access to US markets': Irish News
IRA suspect will be flown to Britain: Daily Telegraph
Approaching Contested Ground: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Battle lines are drawn as talks get under way: The Irish Times
Peace talks - Sinn Fein to confirm democratic intent: The Times
Legislation aims to destroy RUC, - Robinson: The Irish Times
October 6
Nationalists must have clear identity in new state: Sunday Business Post
Injustice in the making: Sunday Business Post
Those false gods of Ulster, British and Irish nationalism: Irish News
Consent paves way for stable future in north: Irish News (by Seamus Mallon)
UUP seeks inquiry into 1970 arms crisis: The Irish Times
Saulters slams Labour MP over Klan remarks: Irish News
Decisions lie with the people: Irish News (Editorial)
Leaders of SF vow to 'smash Union': The Irish Times
October 5
'Pro-IRA' Lennon spied on by FBI: The Sunday Times
Short likened Orangemen to Ku Klux Klan: Sunday Telegraph
A faith tested on the front line: The Sunday Times
Brixton fugitive arrested in Ireland: Sunday Telegraph
October 4
Same old bigoted story at Paisley's Nuremberg rally: Irish News
Man charged with RUC murders walks free: Daily Telegraph
Time to stop blaming others, says Dr Daly: The Irish Times
H-Block escapers 'abused in US': Irish News
Claim to North like Berlin Wall - Paisley: The Irish Times
October 3
Hope in the air but also fear of disaster: The Irish Times
Trimble shows little faith in talks success: The Times
Duffy scandal exposes law: Irish News (Editorial)
SF moves to end sectarian violence: Irish News
Panel meets officials on decommissioning: The Irish Times
October 2
Republicans' quest for peace in a divided land: Irish News
Compelling reasons for Burke to stand aside: The Irish Times
Taylor calls on Republic to join Commonwealth: Irish News
Donations ban threatens to block Sinn Fein's US funds: The Times
Loyalists deny threat to assassinate Paisley: Irish News
October 1
Unionist leadership trembles on the brink: Irish News
Illness delays McAliskey's extradition: Daily Telegraph
Unionist leaders launch strategy to wreck peace process: The Times
Internment will go says Mowlam: The Times
British Bloody Sunday move expected: The Irish Times
Adams launches campaign to build Irish business centre: Irish News