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This archive contains references to articles from September 16-30, 1998. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Wednesday, September 30
Border posts next to go: Belfast Telegraph
The hidden South Armagh: The Irish Times
Our nightmare will end, peace winner predicts: Irish Independent
Attitudes harden in both camps: The Irish Times
RIR soldiers 'asked to give up weapons': Belfast Telegraph
Adams tells Blair to pull out of Ulster: The Guardian
Mallon calls for weapons gesture: Irish News
Bravery in urgent need: Irish News (Editorial)
Blair to meet Adams on arms: The Independent
Adams urges inquiry into ‘state killings’: Irish News
Keep up with the class is the European lesson: Irish News
Anti-Orange groups ‘successful strategy’: Irish News
Council to print guide in Ullans: Irish News
Tuesday, September 29
Mowlam may acknowledge LVF ceasefire: The Times
Trouble looms over junior posts: Belfast Telegraph
Sinn Fein 'close to pay- back time', says Quinn: The Irish Times
There is no turning back Ingram warns the parties: Irish News
Blair meeting unlikely to resolve arms rift: The Irish Times
We can’t give up IRA arms says Sinn Fein: Irish News
SF accuses Smyth of encouraging protests: The Irish Times
£200,000 raised for bomb victims: Irish News
Celebrating 25 years of Ballymascanlon: The Irish Times
Monday, September 28
DUP demands sack for Ingram: Belfast Telegraph
Timetable for guns may calm Trimble: Sunday Business Post
'Lift fatwa from Ulster exiles': Belfast Telegraph
Time to banish those opposed to compromise: Irish News
Mallon warns of trouble ahead in Northern Ireland: BBC
Decommissioning legal guns is still a issue: The Irish Times
An emblematic act ends history of flag trouble: Irish News
War of words over arms must not halt executive: Irish News
Orangemen in Portadown seek to step up protests: The Irish Times
Call off these futile rallies: Irish News (Editorial)
Nationalists with a friendly face: The Times (about Scotlant)
Sunday, September 27
Split in Orange Order looming: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Maze prison to be demolished: The Sunday Times
Portadown skirmishes: police injured: BBC
Found: renegade soldier wanted for IRA bombings: The Sunday Times
Crackdown on CIRA has begun: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Gardai fear new splinter group: The Sunday Times
End Irish fatwas: The Observer
Gap found in RUC tape of alleged police assault: The Sunday Times
LVF to begin disarming "in hours": by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Ireland moves to drop God in oath: The Sunday Times
Pursuing the odd pearls of wisdom in Orangeland: The Sunday Times
Saturday, September 26
Play the game: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Blair in bid to resolve 'stalemate': Belfast Telegraph
Trimble on a tightrope: Belfast Telegraph
The Agreement - is it legal?: by Austen Morgan (Belfast Telegraph)
Saturday Interview: David Ervine: Belfast Telegraph
Ahern in talks on arms issue: Irish Independent
Leaders must display unity: Irish News (Editorial)
A march to the beat of an Orange drum: The Irish Times
Bishop tells of Drumcree 'pain': The Irish Times
DUP bid to bar SF from its seats in executive: Irish Independent
End ‘terror’ Adams asked by ex-IRA man: Irish News
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
PM to meet party chiefs: Irish News
Friday, September 25
War is over for good: RIRA : Irish News
Arms row becoming a 'soap opera': BBC
Accord ‘is in spirit of United Irishmen: Irish News
No North-South council before executive is formed: The Irish Times
Traders face ruin as order marches: Irish News
UUP upset by McCartney view on Trimble incident: The Irish Times
MoD to probe use of office for guardsmen: Irish News
Bishops issue joint statement on marriage: The Irish Times
Thursday, September 24
Drumcree dilemma: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
'There is no longer a need for the RUC': Belfast Telegraph
Talks on Disarming I.R.A. Fail to Reach Compromise: New York Times
Growing sense of crisis on decommissioning: The Irish Times
Orange Order sees reality: Irish News (Editorial)
RUC should be axed - Sinn Fein: BBC
British redesigning Army presence: The Irish Times
Daddy's coming home: The Independent
Loyalists lash out at ‘traitor’ Trimble: Irish News
Progress in Armagh could ease arms issue: The Irish Times
Fait wins backing on ‘halt releases’ call: Irish News
Wednesday, September 23
Moves to head off arms row: Belfast Telegraph
Time to act on weapons: Irish Independent (Editorial)
The fudging has to stop: Belfast Telegraph
Guns seized as seven quizzed on Continuity IRA: Irish Independent
Unionists need to know where they are going?: Irish News
Trimble insists IRA must disarm: BBC
UUP, SDLP disagree on weapons: The Irish Times
IRA could take lead: Irish News (Editorial)
Trimble holds talks with SF leader at Stormont: The Irish Times
400 more soldiers pull out of Ulster: The Independent
Structures 'should be in place' by end of October: The Irish Times
Patton claims LOL set Omagh ‘trap’: Irish News
Tuesday, September 22
Adams criticises delay in process: Belfast Telegraph
Dozen held over Omagh bombing: BBC
‘32 County’ to sell paper in Omagh: Irish News
Issue of removing arms a cul-de-sac Adams: The Irish Times
Decommissioning is not an easy option: Irish News
Trimble: I'm not resigning: The Times
All change in the Irish American stronghold: Irish News
The folly of repatriation: Irish News (Editorial)
Monday, September 21
The RUC and my father 's murder: Sunday Business Post
Bishop claims Church hurt by parade: Belfast Telegraph
When politicians ignore the nature of killing: Sunday Business Post
Arms a 'dead-end issue': Belfast Telegraph
Tribunal call over Dublin, Monaghan bombings: Sunday Business Post
SF warns of 'crisis', UUP remains firm on arms: The Irish Times
Minister upbeat on arms: Irish News
Activity behind scenes for months on weapons: The Irish Times
Thinking About The Abyss: The Irish Times (Editorial)
We are one community sharing two traditions: Irish News
Ervine in executive call: Irish News
Why not tea and scones for Catholics at the House of Orange?: Irish News
Europe Adams urges ETA towards peace: BBC
Going political without handing over any guns: The Irish Times
Sunday, September 20
Trimble threatens to resign: The Sunday Times
Rising violence widens Ulster's sectarian divide: Electronic Telegraph
The guns could go - McGuinness: BBC
Paisley makes a mistake: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Hume plea to IRA on arms: The Sunday Times
Belfast's walls lose their tribal warpaint: The Observer
Trimble and Adams should follow Shackleton's route: The Sunday Times
First Minister stands firm on decommissioning: The Observer
Thatcher 'wanted to repatriate nationalists': The Sunday Times
Saturday, September 19
Deal with unionist fears says Brady: Belfast Telegraph
IRA men to share in jail payout: The Guardian
£76,000 for IRA prisoners scandalous, says Robinson: The Irish Times
Sensitivity is crucial: Irish News (Editorial)
A tortuous path led to co-operation on North: The Irish Times
We must turn our faces to Europe and 1999: Irish News
Strong police presence expected for loyalist protest: The Irish Times
Alban will address Orange seminar: Irish News
Friday, September 18
Disband the RUC? They should be given a medal: Electronic Telegraph
Cash for Shankill bomber: Belfast Telegraph
Influential Adams: The Guardian
Flanagan: finish the Drumcree protesting: Irish News
Skirmishing has roots in decommissioning: The Irish Times
President to meet queen at war dead ceremony: The Irish Times
Unionists told to get house into fair order: Irish News
Republicans must make next move: The Irish Times
Man who shot SF leader reoffends: Irish News
Thursday, September 17
SF signals willingness to influence IRA on arms: The Irish Times
SF hitting back over arms and executive: Irish News
Intimidation rules in town riven by hate: The Irish Times
Loyalist threats make RUC men move house: Electronic Telegraph
Formula needed to surmount latest peace hurdle: The Irish Times
GAA must be force for unity: Irish News (Editorial)
Living in separate universes over decommissioning: The Irish Times
Living a life sentence of anger and grief: The Irish Times
Informer’s family say RUC have ‘hostage’: Irish News
Government, Trimble differ on new bodies time scale: The Irish Times
Wednesday, September 16
Republicans committed to making peace process work: Irish Independent
Tightening the rein on Britain’s dogs of war: Irish News
Unionist leader makes heartfelt confession: Irish Independent