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This archive contains references to articles from September 1-15, 2000. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Friday, September 15
Loyalist feuding forces hundreds to flee homes: The Times
The writing is on the wall: Irelandclick.com (Sep. 14)
NI society still 'deeply divided': BBC
Bush commits to strong U.S. role in North: Irish Echo
Cowen calls for 'new beginning' at UN: The Irish Times
US politicians urged to step in over RUC reform plans: Belfast Telegraph
Mandelson Makes Major Mistakes: Irish Voice
The 21st century Troubles: terror turns high tech: Irish Echo
Omagh blast was so severe that mostvictims had no chance of being saved: The Independent
How Spanish boy, 12, died at Omagh: The Guardian
Surgeon tells of scenes like battlefield: Irish Examiner
Securing floating vote will be key to poll success: Belfast Telegraph
McCrea preaches to voting converted: The Irish Times
Why I'm backing David Burnside: Belfast Telegraph
SDLP seeks to fend off SF challenge: The Irish Times
California H-Block trio in limbo: Irish Echo
Focusing on the origins of troubles: Irish News
Section 31 airtime ban law set to be removed: Irish Independent
State Department says no to Down artist: Irish Echo
Thursday, September 14
Two bomb attacks bring warning of another Ulster tragedy: Electronic Telegraph
No warning over bomb attack on RUC station: The Guardian
Process will not be set back by attack - Mandelson: The Irish Times
Security base bombings part of renewed war by dissidents: Irish Examiner
No excuse for RIRA outrage: Irish News (Editorial)
Security sources believe dissident republicans pose increasing threat: The Irish Times
Time for Real IRA leaders to be rounded up: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Real IRA attack worsens pain of Omagh inquest: The Times
Omagh inquest to turn to victims: BBC
Desperate efforts in midst of 'pandemonium': The Irish Times
Woman tells of bid to save blast baby: Irish Independent
Strains between Trimble, Mallon on reform surface: The Irish Times
The ideal base for US investment: Irish News
Clinton return visit 'likely': BBC
Keeping faith in political process: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Non-voting unionists could lose peace pact: The Irish Times
Burnside best option for agreement: Belfast Telegraph
Fluttering to reflect our identity: Irish News
Bloody Sunday, what really happened.....: Irelandclick.com
Wednesday, September 13
Renewed violence hits Belfast: BBC
Loyalist predicts faction war: The Irish Times
Clinton to meet NI ministers: BBC
Burnside's articulation of unionism praised at rally: The Irish Times
Alliance vote 'the only sure way' for agreement: The Irish Times
Unionist unity: Belfast Telegraph (by Ian Paisley - Sep. 12)
Mandelson hope on IRA arms: BBC
Sinn Fein and DUP smell a council plot: Irish News
British government must deliver on demilitarisation: Irelandclick.com
Inquest visits Omagh bomb scene: BBC
People carried on shopping thinking bomb threat a hoax: Irish Examiner
Description of bodies wrapped in sheets, curtains: The Irish Times
Omagh inquest to examine Hillsborough tragedy: Irish Examiner
Victims' families express gratitude to RUC: The Irish Times
Relatives of blasts’ victims get British pledge of assistance for inquiry: Irish Examiner
Tuesday, September 12
Dissidents blamed for attacks: BBC
Unionist assembly member is arrested: The Guardian
Adair’s wife ejected from North assembly: Irish Examiner
McGuinness concern over 'tragedy' of feud: Belfast Telegraph
DUP backs larger flags committee: The Irish Times
`Everyone was hysterical and smothered in blood': Irish Independent
Omagh blast officer 'felt debris flying': The Guardian
Call for greater sensitivity towards RUC witnesses: The Irish Times
New tans but the same old shades of opinion: The Irish Times
Ingram to meet bomb victim families: BBC
IRA's "great courage and good faith" unmatched by Brits - US Congress: Irelandclick.com (Sep. 11)
Racism in Ireland: Belfast Telegraph (by Gerry Adams)
Women’s GAA team backed with DUP cash in All-Ireland final: Irish Examiner
Monday, September 11
Adair 'to serve remainder of term': BBC
Army intelligence officers face questioning in Finucane inquiry: The Guardian
Fear over 'lost' IRA terrorist: The Times
Mandelson's edicts 'wrecking the peace': Irelandclick.com (Sep. 10)
Further arms inspections urged: BBC
Omagh inquest asks the families of victims to endure the unendurable: Irish Examiner
DUP machine out for McCrea: The Irish Times
Burnside tries to appeal to divided UUP: The Irish Times
Trimble posse rolls into town: The Irish Times
We must all realise our own hypocrisy: Irish News
Mowlam 'sidelined by Blair': BBC
Mandelson dismisses Blair-Mowlam rift claim: Irish Examiner
Beatings endanger the peace process: Irish News (Editorial)
Order reaffirms Drumcree support: The Irish Times
Assembly's 'secrecy' policy criticised: BBC
Sunday, September 10
RUC officers resist redundancy: Electronic Telegraph
Dublin enters fray over changes to Patten report: The Observer
Loyalists accused of petrol attack: Independent on Sunday
RUC in Adair 'drug cash' investigation: The Observer
Parties review feud talks: BBC
Bomb families rocked once more: Ireland on Sunday
A glimpse of the hell that was once a small town: Sunday Independent
Some relatives are more equal than others: Ireland on Sunday
Failed rhetoric: Sunday Independent
Slaying probe could reach top levels of Brit government: Boston Herald
Brigadier heads 30 men facing arrest in murder probe: The Sunday Times
Army's web of Ulster intrigue torn apart: The Sunday Times
RTE shrouds Brighton bomber in darkness: Sunday Independent
Nationalists 'must fly union flag': Ireland on Sunday
Even Sinn Fein will be flying the flag for peace: The Sunday Times
Mandy and McGuinness in a war of silence: Ireland on Sunday
Ulster to offer tourists a bloody history lesson: The Sunday Times
Six cases for Europe on North harassment: Ireland on Sunday
Conference focus on language issue: BBC
Mo Mowlam to be offered UN post to buy her silence: Electronic Telegraph
Blair offers to make a lady of Mowlam: The Sunday Times
Lecture bonanza in US awaits Mowlam: Scotland on Sunday
Just a mo, Mo: Sunday Independent
Blair's witch project - and why Mo just had to go: Ireland on Sunday
How Mandy replaced Mo: The Observer
Clinton may be Irish special envoy: Ireland on Sunday
Reynolds in libel case settlement: The Sunday Times
Saturday, September 9
RUC reform still threat to peace, warns Mandelson: Electronic Telegraph
Adams hails US input into debate: Irish News
'Greed and stupidity' reign: Belfast Telegraph
Garda 'to be allowed to join Ulster police': The Times
Garda organisations welcome Mandelson's policing proposal: The Irish Times
More to policing than the bill: Irish News
Unionist politicians claim proposal is 'patronising': The Irish Times
THE BOYS IN GREEN: The Times (Editorial)
Mandelson offers deal over Union flag: The Independent
Flags move ‘is flying in the face of agreement’: Irish News
Let’s make flags equal or neutral: Irish News
Talks take place over loyalist feud: BBC
Lethal feud weakens belief in peace pact: Irish Independent
Feud is risking peace process: Irish News (Editorial)
Fears that ex-IRA leader has joined 'Real IRA': The Irish Times
Thank God for Mo and a bit of sense: Irish News
Blair makes promise to Finucane family: Irelandclick.com (Sep. 8)
Catholic barristers become Queen's Counsel: The Irish Times
Orangemen back for day 800: Belfast Telegraph
Clinton to visit in his final days of presidency: Irish Independent
We could build walls and lock up bigots: Irish News
Omagh relatives hear bomb that killed loved ones: Electronic Telegraph
Omagh coroner rejects evidence call: BBC
Events replayed on tape as police prepare challenge: The Irish Times
Recalling the Maidstone: Irelandclick.com (Sep. 7)
Friday, September 8
Talks due over loyalist feud: BBC
Gardai can join new NI police force - Mandelson: The Irish Times
US committee discuss RUC reform
Mandelson open to changes in legislation for new police service: The Irish Times
Facing the challenge of tackling organised crime: The Irish Times
Ministers to visit Clinton next week: Irish News
Amateur videos capture Omagh horror: Electronic Telegraph
Relatives weep over the horror of Omagh: The Guardian
RUC angry at 'hostile tone' of questioning: The Times
RIRA warnings on bomb site fell short: Irish Examiner
Plea to call 32-County member to blast probe: Irish Independent
Coroner to decide on calling councillor: The Irish Times
CIRA ‘behind bank kidnap’: Irish News
The republican debate: GFA a victory or defeat?: Irish Echo
Committee to discuss flag flying: BBC
Seventh arrest in just 3 years: Irish News
Thursday, September 7
Talks over loyalist feud postponed: BBC
Loyalists to meet to discuss Belfast feud: The Irish Times
Feud talks will start in days: PUP: Belfast Telegraph
RUC chief wants changes embraced: The Irish Times
Patten reform storm hits US politics: Belfast Telegraph
Influence of women is so sadly lacking: Irish News
The Hume effect on Ulster's power base: Belfast Telegraph
Cry for justice from families of Omagh: Electronic Telegraph
Unborn girls make Omagh's true toll 31: The Times
RUC role on bomb needed scrutiny: The Irish Times
'The biggest part of me died that day, and what is left behind is very different': The Guardian
Bombers urged to clear their consciences: Irish Examiner
TV station received warning phone calls: Electronic Telegraph
Cynical ploy by dissidents: Irish News (Editorial)
Omagh bombers must be brought to trial: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Mowlam's exit will diminish politics: The Irish Times
Family urges soldiers' discharge: BBC
'WE JUST WANT THE TRUTH’: Irelandclick.com
Hunger striker’s film to go into production: Irish News
£3 million Clinton peace park given official veto: The Irish Times
Anger at students’ ‘snub’ for army stall: Irish News
Dearth of originality leaves Ireland in cultural desert: The Irish Times
Wednesday, September 6
Mandelson meets loyalist politicians: BBC
Terror stalks the Shankill in loyalist turf war: Irish Examiner
Mallon says overhaul of justice system is too slow: The Irish Times
Garvaghy solicitor on LVF death list: Irelandclick.com
CIRA behind Lifford bank robbery: Belfast Telegraph
Church condemns Drumcree violence: BBC
Brighton bomb comments anger RTÉ listeners: The Irish Times
RTE sells its soul to a bomber: The Irish Times
Search for answers over Omagh bomb: BBC
Relatives braced for bomb inquest: The Times
Republican leader not summonsed by inquest: The Irish Times
Dissident republicans claim they’re being made scapegoats for atrocity: Irish Examiner
So it was Mo: Belfast Telegraph
In all, a sorry tale with the pre-ordained doom of Greek tragedy: Belfast Telegraph
Exploring the effects of 30 years of the troubles: Irish News
Judge, 70, joins panel on Bloody Sunday: The Times
Hopefully the CRC’s days are numbered: Irish News
Paisley digs deep to help out GAA: Irish Examiner
Tuesday, September 5
Cautious welcome for UFF statement: BBC
UFF backs Adair and scuppers hopes of end to Belfast feud: The Guardian
Parade is sickening: brother of UVF victim: Irish News
'Pledge' to Finucane widow: Electronic Telegraph
Inquiry into Finucane murder long overdue: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Wright's father complains of nationalist favouritism: The Irish Times
Time for good to stand up against evil: Irish News
Why human rights belong to everyone: Belfast Telegraph
Deputy mayor escapes censure motion: BBC
Hunt for INLA gang after £10,000 bank kidnap raid: Irish Independent
‘No more tolerance’ for order parades: Irish News
McBride family letter to PM: Belfast Telegraph
Mowlam tells Blair: I've had enough: Electronic Telegraph
The people loved her unorthodox style, but the old guard of Unionism did not: The Independent
Touchy-feely approach made Mowlam friends: The Irish Times
A good all rounder prepared to take risks for peace: Irish Examiner (by Albert Reynolds)
A risk-taker who was ‘decisive and daring’: Irish News
Mo Steps Down: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Brad Pitt claim angers Unionists: The Times
Monday, September 4
Church leader's warning over feud: BBC
Censure for McCoubrey: Irish News
End of feud dependent on Adair - UVF: The Irish Times
Policing Bill is a sell out - Attwood: Irish News
Intelligence officer named in Finucane murder: The Independent
Let’s promote the march of democracy: Irish News
Loyalists threaten Union: Sunday Business Post (September 3)
Trimble squares up to face another onslaught: The Irish Times
Sincerity test for Orangeism: Irish News (Editorial)
Mum-of-three flees home after ‘CIRA’ eviction order: Irish News
Plea to postpone Omagh bomb inquest: Irish Examiner
Witness claims his statement on Dublin bombing was altered: Sunday Business Post (September 3)
British promoting pain in north - Pitt: Irish News
Mowlam may quit at next election: Electronic Telegraphq
Sunday, September 3
Warring Protestant gangs spark new violence in N. Ireland: Dallas Morning News
RUC parts feuding loyalists: The Observer
Belfast parade brings tight security: BBC
Loyalist feud is a drug war says UVF: Scotland on Sunday
Firebomb attack linked to feud: BBC
UDA killer to join English neo-Nazis: The Observer
Weapons body in row over hotel bugging: The Sunday Times
Omagh bomb probe opens old wounds: Boston Herald
Bruton calls for Ahern action in Omagh hunt: The Observer
South Antrim by-election serious test for Trimble: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Police step up cross-border co-operation: The Sunday Times
New evidence of calculated shooting: Ireland on Sunday
Hume's leaving is just too late: Sunday Independent
For ever and ever armed men: The Sunday Times
Plea deal rejected by key RUC informer: Ireland on Sunday
Smurfit staff 'stay silent' in murder case: The Sunday Times
MI5 had mole in Gardai claim leads to new row: Ireland on Sunday
Border Fox begins court battle for freedom: The Sunday Times
Human Rights Act 'held up': The Observer
Summer in Province à la Northern Ireland: Ireland on Sunday
Saturday, September 2
Tight security for Belfast parade: BBC
IRA rebels in arms import conspiracy: Electronic Telegraph
Four in court on Ulster girl shooting: The Guardian
Father of the bride defies feud to escort daughter on big day: Irish Examiner
Why John Hume has decided to leave Assembly: Irish Independent
Hume the evolutionary: Belfast Telegraph
Hume is fired by European integration ideal: Irish Examiner
US concerns about efforts 'water down' Patten report: The Irish Times
Election hopefuls attack Burnside: Irish News
Sinn Fein by-election hope: Belfast Telegraph
Inquest to hear voices of Omagh bombers: Irish Independent
32 County witness at Omagh inquest: Irish News
Racism rife in Ulster schools: The Times
Community marks 25-year-old atrocity: BBC
Friday, September 1
Balkans arms link to rebel IRA chiefs: Irish Independent
Tracing a new arms trail from the bloody Balkans: Irish Independent
Arms link: Irish Independent (Editorial)
'Cig smuggling more lucrative than drugs': BBC
Trimble in attempt to end loyalist feud: Irish Examiner
Trimble urges RUC to fight 'mafia subculture ': The Irish Times
North's nationalists cast wary eye on loyalist feud: Irish Echo
A loyalist perspective: Irelandclick.com
Police appeal for Nelson murder lead: BBC
Pastor's house searched: The Irish Times
'I support new probe into death of lawyer': Belfast Telegraph
Republicans clash in Derry: Irish Examiner
$1m to jail Kevin Artt for two months: Irelandclick.com
Debate on policing is far from over - Attwood: Irish News
Nationalist hero who never wavered from a long and lonely path to peace: The Independent
Unionists put on a show of unity: Irish Examiner
DUP concerned over Keady attacks: The Irish Times
Loyalists linked to church fire: Irish Examiner
McBride family to press British: Irish News
Solicitor's widow to meet Blair: BBC
A 'mole' in Gardai: Irish Post
A new kind of politics - or just deeper into mire?: Belfast Telegraph