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This archive contains references to articles from September 16-30, 1997. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
September 30Long and winding road to reconciliation: The Irish Times (by Seamus Mallon)
McCartney calls for campaign against talks: The Irish Times
Trimble attacks talks opponents: The Irish Times
A peaceline under siege: Irish News (Editorial)
September 29
A Good Day for the Irish: Washington Post (Editorial)
Peace finally gets a chance: Sunday Business Post
Where is McCartney's liberal unionism now?: Irish News
Mowlam aims for Ulster deal by Christmas: Daily Telegraph
Prime Minister likely to meet Adams at Stormont: The Times
The case for an inclusive republic: Irish News
Homes hit by petrol bombs: Irish News
September 28
Irish foes hail renewal of talks: Boston Globe
Birmingham Six want full apology: Daily Telegraph
Smile - you're on cameo camera: The Sunday Times
September 27
Consent underpins end to North violence: The Irish Times
A dire warning against the failure of peace talks: Irish News
Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
Dublin frees five IRA men as 'reward' to Sinn Fein: The Times
Getting Ready For Peace: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Bombing victims memorial unveiled: The Irish Times
September 26
Formula allows both sides to claim victory: The Irish Times
Prime Ministers hail Ulster talks breakthrough: The Times
Trimble defends talks stance: The Irish Times
CIRA prisoner urges 'more Markethills': Irish News
September 25
Ulster talks breakthrough as Unionists drop arms demand: Daily Telegraph
Difficult times for Trimble: Irish News (Editorial)
Unionist suspicions centre on Mowlam: The Times
'Let he who is without sin cast the first stone': Irish News
Partitionists denying Northerners Presidency: The Irish Times
McAleese not seen as conciliator in North: The Irish Times
IRA searching for defector to Continuity group: The Irish Times
General with mission to take gun out of politics: The Irish Times
September 24
Ulster Unionist Leaders Denounce Sinn Fein: Washington Post
Consensus politics a la Blair won't work here: Irish News
Trimble attacks Adams as Sinn Fein joins talks: Daily Telegraph
Uncertainty over SF-UUP meeting: The Irish Times
NI proceedings 'a bit of an anti-climax': The Irish Times
Adams and McGuinness targeted in TV series: The Irish Times
Sinn Fein 'is a monstrous deceit': Irish News
Separatists to analyse North: The Irish Times
September 23
Religious and political ideology of Protestants: Irish News
Seize the challenge to find pluralistic solution: Irish News (by John Hume)
Provisionals caught in aftershock of bomb: The Irish Times
Trimble plots to discredit Adams at talks: The Times
Trimble faces split on confronting Adams: Daily Telegraph
Shamrock logo at root of inter-governmental row: Irish News
Tourism decision must be reversed: Irish News (Editorial)
Burke to brief Kennedy on talks today: The Irish Times
September 22
The need for 'equality of consent': Sunday Business Post
EMU is a serious issue for the North: The Irish Times
The same faith living still ... only different: Irish News
Trimble joining talks 'to expose' Adams: Daily Telegraph
Talks herald a new dawn of moderation: Irish News
UUP now set to sit down with Sinn Fein: The Irish Times
September 21
N. Ireland on Alert After Car-Bomb Blast: New York Daily News
Colleens of a different kidney: The Sunday Times
Youth rallies to English flag: The Sunday Times
September 20
Trimble to face Adams at talks: The Times
A win for silent majority as Trimble walks into the talks: The Irish Times
Who's still afraid to speak on the eve of '98: Irish News
IRA link to bomb not found - Burke: The Irish Times
Cross-Border deal on tourism at risk as NI shuns shamrock: The Irish Times
Harryville protest to resume this evening: Irish News
Lifting the lid on Provos: Irish News
Scots voted yes-yes but do they want independence?: Philadelphia Inquirer
September 19
SF object is too sublime: Irish News (Editorial)
TV series 'proves IRA link with Sinn Fein': The Times
UUP likely to be at talks for SF indictment: The Irish Times
Harryville spectre returns: Irish News
September 18
Some unionists end Ulster peace talks boycott: Boston Globe
Stay away from talks table and face political obscurity: The Irish Times
UUP has held its ground to counter threat to the union: The Irish Times
Unionists join talks 'to expose Sinn Fein': Daily Telegraph
Long rough road to peace talks: Irish News (Editorial)
Efforts to persuade UUP to talks distract from issues: The Irish Times
Unionists will talk with SF before end of month, says PUP: The Irish Times
Why trust can only come at the end of the negotiations: The Irish Times
McAleese the best candidate: Irish News (Editorial)
Government fights human rights violation ruling: The Times
September 17
Northern Ireland's disarming peace: Nando Times
Bomb aimed to 'embarrass SF': Irish News
Faction's bomb damages nationalist leaders' efforts: The Irish Times
Bomb shakes Northern Ireland market town: Boston Globe
IRA linked to bomb attack: Daily Telegraph
UUP uses bombing as a stick to beat Sinn Fein: The Irish Times
What a society of civil servants and cops costs: Irish News
Welsh likely to go marching to independence: The Irish Times
September 16
Ulster talks put off as party balks: Boston Globe
US's opposing trains of thought on 'deportees': Irish News
Attack by Robinson shows up unionist divisions: The Irish Times
Unionists refuse to talk before pledge on arms: Daily Telegraph
Governments close to talks breakthrough: Irish News