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This archive contains references to articles from October 1-15, 1998. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Thursday, October 15
'Old Firm' ready to aid Omagh: Belfast Telegraph
Running out of time: Irish Independent
Civil rights or anti-Catholic bigotry?: Belfast Telegraph
RUC needs new name and uniform, Alliance tells Patten: Belfast Telegraph
Return to the bad old days looks unthinkable: The Irish Times
'Shock' over IRA man's release: The Guardian
RUC cutback is inevitable: Irish News (Editorial)
Paramilitary groups cling to arsenals: The Independent
Protests at route taken by Orange parade: The Irish Times
Devolution was ‘key to change in Ireland’ Mo: Irish News
Loyalists express policing concerns to Patten: The Irish Times
Wednesday, October 14
UUP calls for 'fruitful' links: Belfast Telegraph
What about the guns, Gerry?: Albany Times Union
Albany gives Adams a celebrity's welcome: Albany Times Union
Support parade for Drumcree 'will not help cause': Belfast Telegraph
‘New Stormont’ depends on assent of nationalists: Irish News
New move to end arms stalemate: BBC
Council deadline ‘will be missed’: Irish News
DUP supports rector's stand on Drumcree service: The Irish Times
Eames to plead for Drumcree resolution: Irish News
Ulster 'high on list' for Nobel Peace Prize: The Times
Hume deserves Nobel honour: Irish News (Editorial)
Mitchell is confident for future of NI agreement: The Irish Times
Andrews to check military activity: Irish News
Tuesday, October 13
Patten to hear Shankill views on RUC: Belfast Telegraph
Sinn Fein's Adams hopes to profit by visiting Albany: Albany Times Union
Foreign donations to SF 'cannot be stopped': Belfast Telegraph
At Duquesne, Adams talks of hope, challenge: Pittsburgh Tribune Review
With friends like these who needs ...?: Irish Independent
Businessmen back all-island approach: Irish Independent
Unionists condemn 'farcical' dissidents: Electronic Telegraph
UUP rebels should quit: Irish News (Editorial)
Prince gives print for Omagh appeal: The Times
Nobel prize seems destined for the north: Irish News
Prisoner releases unlock the door to past horrors: The Irish Times
Drumcree clergyman refuses to halt service: Irish News
Republicans give Bill a big slap on the back: Irish News
Decommissioning stalemate can be resolved: The Irish Times
Document intended to promote understanding: The Irish Times
Monday, October 12
The Tories at home: Sunday Business Post
PUPs use conference stage to bark back at critics: Belfast Telegraph
Northern prison officers consider moving south: Sunday Business Post
Andrews admits deadline may be broken: Belfast Telegraph
No move before Chastelain report -- SF: Sunday Business Post
Fifth column unionists have not gone away: Irish News
US orders inquiry into Catholic 'bias' in Ulster courts: Electronic Telegraph
Sinn Féin Must Give: The Irish Times (Editorial)
PUP: Trimble must take on malcontents: Irish News
Cosmopolitan signs prove a step too far: The Irish Times
Church ban bid dismissed by Jones: Irish News
Some remain aloof from the spirit of compromise: The Irish Times
Pope to complete ‘unfinished visit’: Irish News
Britain says farewell to Irish splendour: The Times
Sunday, October 11
Eames to ban Orangemen from Drumcree: The Sunday Times
Row over Ulster arms handover threatens to derail peace process: Electronic Telegraph
Principles of little use without the power: The Sunday Times
SDLP and UUP differ over cross-border bodies moves: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Trimble in row over new adviser: The Sunday Times
Anger as IRA jail breakers stay in the US: Electronic Telegraph
McAleese to discuss Irish visit with Queen: The Sunday Times
RUC celebrates peace with a jig: The Sunday Times
How Hornblower and Hogan solved an authority-anarchy problem: The Sunday Times
Saturday, October 10
All on Board: by Gary Kent (Tribune)
Case of the bland leading the bland: Irish Independent
IRA men can challenge extradition: BBC
Token arms move predicted by UKUP: Irish News
Ahern and SF signal breakthrough: Irish Independent
Nobody has to surrender: Irish News (Editorial)
Adams sues RUC over 'unlawful' detention: The Times
Rebel threat for Trimble: Irish News
Police criticised over handling of Moore case: The Irish Times
Friday, October 9
Trimble faces poll pressure: Belfast Telegraph
Four-month nightmare ends at last for Elaine: Irish Independent
Taylor attacks clergy over Drumcree letter: Belfast Telegraph
Civil rights for all - Mowlam: BBC
Stark choice for order: Irish News
Discord over IRA man's reburial: The Times
RUC pledge to queen removed: Irish News
Approval likely for 'peace' visas: The Irish Times
Moves to thwart Ulster poll abuse: Electronic Telegraph
Trimble avoids anthems in NY: The Irish Times
Killers merit no applause: Irish News (Editorial)
Thursday, October 8
Relatives’ plea over forgotten atrocity: Irish News
David Trimble and the D-word: Belfast Telegraph
Former republican OC is released from Maze: Irish News
Push for US cash gets NY backing: Belfast Telegraph
IRA refuses to hand over any arms: Electronic Telegraph
Nationalists 'losing faith' in peace deal: BBC
We forget the lessons of the Northern conflict: The Irish Times
US money finds its way to IRA dissident group: Electronic Telegraph
C of I urged to cancel Drumcree Orange service: The Irish Times
Wednesday, October 7
It’s musical chairs time round the cabinet table: Irish News
Executive can go on hold: Trimble: Belfast Telegraph
Benn renews appeal on behalf of SF: Irish News
Time is fast running out: Irish Independent
Portadown still waiting for equality: Irish News
100 days of Trimble and Mallon: Belfast Telegraph
SF believes IRA will decommission - Ahern: The Irish Times
Trimble in new call for IRA arms: Electronic Telegraph
RUC officer dies from Drumcree riot wounds: The Times
Rector asked not to invite Orangemen: The Irish Times
Mowlam roadshow for US investment: BBC
Anger grows over IRA arms tactics: The Independent
Trimble foresees delay in formation of NI executive: The Irish Times
Tuesday, October 6
Thin-skinned religion: Belfast Telegraph
Drive to win US investment: Belfast Telegraph
Protestant 'peace march' on Garvaghy banned: The Irish Times
Rodgers speaks out over Drumcree deadlock: Irish News
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
Sparks flying as the army moves in: Irish News
President told Canadians wish even more from peace: The Irish Times
Air strike plan ‘key to Bloody Sunday’: Irish News
Sinn Fein Discusses Basque Conflict: Minneapolis Star Tribune
Patten commission to hold meetings in both areas: The Irish Times
Colour controversy over school fixtures: Irish News
Monday, October 5
Still at the crossroads: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
All's changed but not the unionists: Sunday Business Post
'Garvaghy march for peace not sectarian': Belfast Telegraph
Nationalists dismayed by RUC presence on Patten secretariat: Sunday Business Post
Pressure mounts on Trimble: Belfast Telegraph
No threat in `take out' Mac Cionnaith - Orangeman: Sunday Business Post
Anger over memorial in honour of IRA killer: Electronic Telegraph
A new challenge from the same old Gospel: Irish News
A peace built on rewriting history: The Irish Times
Partnership is now the key: Irish News (Editorial)
Widow prays for a freed IRA gunman: The Times
Orange ‘showdown’ predicted: Irish News
Bishop calls for Drumcree committee: Irish News
Truth commission for NI urged: The Irish Times
New flag designed to unite all Ulster: The Times
Canadians thanked for helping the peace process: The Irish Times
Trimble accused of shifting blame: Irish News
Witnessing the birth of the Troubles: The Irish Times
RAF and Navy were ready to attack the IRA: The Independent
30 years and many deaths later, there may be hope: The Irish Times
Sunday, October 4
Clan na Gael split a worry for Sinn Féin: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Mowlam rules out Labour recruits in Ulster: Electronic Telegraph
Trimble to propose guns deal: The Sunday Times
de Chastelain key to solving decommissioning problem: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Time for Sinn Fein to get real: The Sunday Times (Editorial)
Hume's peace efforts likely to be rewarded with Nobel peace prize: The Examiner
Former terrorist gets grant to fight crime: Electronic Telegraph
Treading carefully in an ecumenical minefield: The Sunday Times
Saturday, October 3
History can be either a lesson or a liability: Irish News
Trimble faces Ross 'back to basics' call: Belfast Telegraph
IRA arms not for defence: Irish News (Editorial)
SF leader reaches personal milestone: Irish News
Omagh probe man freed in legal victory: BBC
Irish 'will take up weapons again': Electronic Telegraph
`Sham' RUC probe claim dismissed: Irish Independent
Avoiding The Catastrophe: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Bomber defends need for bullets: Electronic Telegraph
Crucial round begins: Irish Independent
Friday, October 2
Talks fail to break IRA stance over arms: Electronic Telegraph
Cross-Border co-operation 'at an all-time high': The Irish Times
Divided town where past hatreds still poison the future: The Times
De Chastelain may hold key to arms deadlock: The Irish Times
Ahern urges SF to back arms disposal: The Irish Times
Thursday, October 1
Trimble warned: Belfast Telegraph
Canadian set to lead bid for breakthrough on IRA arms: Irish Independent
No surrender!: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Britain Warns About IRA Arms Issue: Minneapolis Star Tribune
Blair bid to end deadlock: The Guardian
Courage required bring peace process forward: The Irish Times
THE ELEPHANT IN ULSTER: The Times (Editorial)
Adams defiant on decommissioning: BBC
Deadlock on arms 'no threat to peace': The Independent
Order should follow advice: Irish News (Editorial)
Integrated schools seen as essential: The Irish Times
Arch rivals to join forces for Omagh charity match: Irish News
Bishops' document reaffirms rules on taking Communion: The Irish Times