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This archive contains references to articles from September 16-30, 1999. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Thursday, September 30Hope stirs: Irish Independent (Editorial)
More to worry about than ‘the black north’: Irish News
Sense of movement in the air at last: Irish Independent
RUC face no charges over Hamill: Belfast Telegraph
Tories heed McGuinness meeting call: Irish News
More Protestants in mixed marriages: Irish Independent
Trimble hints at softer stance: The Guardian
North close to deal, says Ahern: The Examiner
Tory spokesman on North to have meeting with SF: The Irish Times
MOWLAM WARNS UNIONISTS SHE WILL NOT `CHERRY PICK' FROM PROPOSALS ON RUC: The Independent
10,000 supporters 'inundate' RUC defence campaign: Electronic Telegraph
IRA will never overthrow the government or drive out Brits: The Examiner
Threat to Saville inquiry challenge for Blair: The Irish Times
Killings a festering sore which refuses to heal: The Examiner
Soldier 'threatened life of journalist': The Irish Times
Bombings investigations but no public inquiry: The Examiner
Wednesday, September 29
A lesson of compromise: Irish News (Editorial)
Sectarianism is alive and well - south of the border: Irish Independent
Unionists don’t want IRA bogeyman to go bogeyman: Irish News
Why unionism must awaken to an uncomfortable reality: Belfast Telegraph
Unionists furious over Sinn Fein’s IRA picture: Irish News
The Battle of Culloden over terrorist time: Belfast Telegraph
Trimble urges halt to loyalist violence: The Times
Sinn Fein hints at softer stance on arms surrender: The Guardian
Tories urged to help peace process: The Examiner
Wright says he has new evidence on son's murder: The Irish Times
Soldiers will ask to testify in London: Electronic Telegraph
MI5 'incompetent' in operations against IRA: The Irish Times
Judgment reserved in Moloney notes case: The Examiner
Tuesday, September 28
Save the RUC: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
A desire to govern or just a clash of symbols?: Belfast Telegraph
Crime spurs RUC reform: Irish News (Editorial)
Concern over crime: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Bishop asks unionists to back massacre inquiry: Irish News
Saville takes slow road to the truth of Bloody Sunday: Irish Independent
Ex-PM used Provo bomb for own gain says Lamont: Belfast Telegraph
Victims of violence to receive £4 million: Irish News
Standing up to Paisley: Belfast Telegraph
Saville urged to extend anonymity: Electronic Telegraph
SLOW ROAD TO THE TRUTH OF BLOODY SUNDAY: The Independent
RUC changes 'won't boost Catholic recruits': BBC
Campaign will attack Patten report on RUC: Electronic Telegraph
Acknowledging The RUC: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Blair may attack Tories over NI policy breach: The Irish Times
Mowlam says process still working: The Examiner
Trimble adviser queries claims Catholics faced discrimination: The Irish Times
IRSP pact proposed to loyalists: The Irish Times
Monday, September 27
Making political ground out of a human tragedy: Irish News
RUC at risk warns Authority: Belfast Telegraph
Review may fail says Andrews: Irish News
Dissident republicans link up in new group: The Irish Times
Trimble is warned not to give in over arms: Electronic Telegraph
Unionist rules out policy change: BBC
Donaldson, master of doom: The Examiner (Editorial)
Trimble to resign if IRA fails to hand over arms: The Examiner
Trimble, Adams still need each other: The Irish Times
Sinn Féin drive to boost party coffers: The Examiner
IRA can afford to play both sides of alley with impunity: The Irish Times
Protestant marchers defy ban: The Examiner
Bloody Sunday hearings begin this morning: The Irish Times
Sunday, September 26
Political survival of Trimble is in hands of the IRA: Sunday Business Post
IRA's `seismic shift' is off the table for now: Sunday Business Post
Executive for North 'in weeks': The Sunday Times
Trimble risks future to set up Assembly: Sunday Independent
Parties discuss peace process strategy: BBC
Exiled vicar is terror group peace broker: The Sunday Times
Trimble blocks portrait with Adams and Mowlam: The Sunday Times
Patten Does Very Well in America: by Niall O'Dowd (Ireland on Sunday)
Patten's reforms for the RUC to go nationwide: Electronic Telegraph
IRA chief wields more power than most ministers: The Sunday Times
Finucane family in Maginnis libel battle: The Sunday Times
Britain sought to aid Libya despite Gadaffi's IRA arms: The Sunday Times
IRA informer to sue police: The Observer
Galvin backs new Irish terror: The Sunday Times
Saturday, September 25
Unionists consider next steps: BBC
Taylor skips Unionist strategy session: Irish Independent
Patten defends the RUC reforms: Electronic Telegraph
Unionists keep up the politics of high farce: Irish News
Loyalists urged to protest at role of Sinn Fein: Irish Independent
British devolution ‘outpacing north’: Irish News
IRA vigilantes tell Protestant to leave or die: The Times
IRA tells nine alleged drug dealers to get out or die: The Guardian
Friday, September 24
Patten's greatest mistake of all: Electronic Telegraph
DUP support for RUC 'is an act of cynicism': Belfast Telegraph
Deadlock can be broken - Mitchell: BBC
Sinn Fein says July proposals still on table: The Irish Times
Mowlam condemns 'unforgivable' Tories: The Times
New Finucane cover-up claims in Moloney case: Irish News
Judicial review final challenge: The Irish Times
Groups simply must disband: Irish News (Editorial)
New police force must not be a political icon: The Irish Times
Security forces ‘raising tensions’: Irish News
Patten stresses importance of reforms: The Irish Times
Adams to miss out on Tory conference: Irish News
Mrs Clinton praised for supporting Northern women: The Irish Times
Nairac girlfriend to campaign for ‘killer’: Irish News
Thursday, September 23
Weapons challenge: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Blair's Ulster platform for the party conference faithful: Belfast Telegraph
Mitchell talks session 'honest and straight': BBC
Agreement stands if review fails - Minister: The Irish Times
Trimble defends SF talks following court bid: Irish News
Mr Trimble And The Agreement: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Paisley to make landmark visit to Dublin: The Guardian
Talking can’t hurt Paisley: Irish News (Editorial)
Only fresh start can ease pain and anger: The Irish Times
Priest urges Catholics to join NI police: The Irish Times
Maze prison officers to sue jail governors: The Examiner
Wright ‘killing conspiracy proof’: Irish News
NUJ to place picket at Moloney hearing: The Irish Times
Finucane probe request denied: The Examiner
Standards slip as sham flag rocks rugby: Irish News
Wednesday, September 22
Accusations fly amid crucial NI talks: BBC
Mitchell speeds peace process: The Guardian
Sinn Fein leadership ‘best bet’ says Adams: Irish News
'Process will not fail for want of effort on our part': The Irish Times (by David Trimble)
Paisley’s shock request to meet with taoiseach: Irish News
President upbeat on peace and economic prospects: The Irish Times
Moloney suffers new legal setback: Irish News
Tuesday, September 21
Map for New Policing in Ulster: Los Angeles Times (Editorial)
Facing up to reality: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Why the UUP is to blame: Belfast Telegraph
'All I ever wanted was justice for innocent people': Electronic Telegraph
NIO ‘will fight’ bid to reverse Mo ruling: Irish News
Victims angered by counselling for killers: The Irish Times
Republicans speak out against IRA punishment attacks: The Times
Irish-American jury still out on ‘Patten’s peelers’: Irish News
Enemy lines must die out: Irish News (Editorial)
Secrets charges against author condemned: The Irish Times
The day the music stopped for Deal: Irish News
Monday, September 20
No magic formula as make or break time draws near: Irish Independent
Help us find lawyer's killers: police: Belfast Telegraph
IRA gangs feud after members kidnapped: Irish News
Bomb victim's daughter in court fight over ceasefire: Electronic Telegraph
Paramilitaries step up kangaroo court rule: The Times
Rally to defy 'premature' reform of RUC: The Irish Times
Unionists rally round symbols of RUC: The Irish Times
The Boyne flows fresh for tomorrow’s Ireland: Irish News
New branch of 32-county group opened in Derry: The Irish Times
Derry killings ‘indefensible’ lawyer told government: Irish News
Taylor defends Stormont: Irish News
Sunday, Septemer 19
Para's claim of Bloody Sunday murder backed: Sunday Business Post
Stevens has known Finucane killer's identity for 5 years: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Bloody Sunday truth 'was known 25 years ago': The Observer
Hysterical Trimble ignores amoral low ground: Sunday Indpendent
Hunches that could lead to peace: The Sunday Times
Joint Authority is Next Move for Nationalists: by Niall O'Dowd (Ireland on Sunday
MAD DOG AT BAY: The Sunday Times
Bloody past of the 'peace convert': The Sunday Times
The North is addicted to violence: Sunday Independent
IRA socialist questions validity of armed struggle: The Sunday Times
Mitchell must call shots with parties: Sunday Independent
IRA victim's court battle over peace: The Sunday Times
Man Utd join fight to end bigotry on Irish terraces: The Sunday Times
Saturday, September 18
Gerry, try and say sorry: Belfast Telegraph
Patten...finding the gems in the detail: Belfast Telegraph
Trimble threatened by plan to unite Unionists: Electronic Telegraph
UUP should have stayed out of review warns Taylor: Irish Independent
'Dangerous unrest' if agreement fails - Mallon: The Irish Times
Shooting the Irish: The Guardian
BLOODY SUNDAY CLAIMS DISPUTED: The Independent
Tories will raise issue of violence against children: The Times: The Times
Beatings: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Group to assess support for IRA: The Times
Pied Pipers of disaster were wrong last time: Irish News
Our failure to understand Unionism: Irish Independent
Orangemen reject Garvaghy talks appeal: The Irish Times
Court date for editor in Finucane trial probe: Irish News
Friday, September 17
THE NAILED HANDLE: The Times (Editorial)
Has Mo's brand of GirlPower faded?: Belfast Telegraph
Mitchell more confident about deal: BBC
Unionists could lose the right to rule says Mallon: Irish News
RUC reform will bring ‘bloody revolution’: Irish News
A shared policing service for a new, sharing society: Irish News
Victims' innocence confirmed - families: The Irish Times
Bloody Sunday revelation: The Guardian
Forensic test discredited: Irish News (Editorial)
Bullets used to shoot informer linked to IRA: Electronic Telegraph
Thursday, September 16
Why is Patten at odds with Ulster opinion?: Belfast Telegraph
Bullets link McGartland, Fegan attacks: Belfast Telegraph
Soviet arms smuggled to Official IRA, spy files reveal: Irish Independent
Why the Agreement may fail: Belfast Telegraph
New Bloody Sunday twist: Belfast Telegraph
Mainland is 'target for IRA rebels': Electronic Telegraph
Renewed bomb attacks put peace process at risk: The Times
Bombers are enemies of all: Irish News (Editorial)
Plan B likely to be as unpalatable to unionists as plan A: The Irish Times
Patten’s police quotas ‘illegal’: Irish News
Patten's neutrality principle must be supported: The Irish Times
State passes MacBride principles: Irish News
Trimble deplores Parade Commission talks stance: The Irish Times
Suspicion cast over hundreds of trials: Irish News