12.12. - 27.12.1999

• Delight at first meeting of All-Ireland Council
• Stevens investigation rejected

• Hamill Campaign gets London boost
• Analysis: Establishing the Republic

• Jeremy Hardy on Robert Hamill

• Celtic links boosted by new British-Irish Bodies
• Analysis: A century of struggle

• Public hearings planned into Dublin/Monaghan massacres
• Analysis: Class War in the Classroom

• Silverbridge Press Conference

• No normality yet as Britain maintains war machine
• Mandelson brings Christmas gloom to South Armagh
• "Security - Return to Normality" - A Summary

• English racecourse evacuated after mystery bomb hoax
• Analysis: A year of bigotry, attacks, and censorship by omission

03.12. - 10.12.1999

• International Human Rights Day

• Dirty tricks exposed:: High-tech bug found in car used by SF leaders

• Children manipulated for sectarian protests
• Adams presses for rapid demilitarisation
• Stevens investigation rejected

• SF to seek North-South tax strategy

• IRA in talks on arms

27.11. - 02.12.1999

Thursday, 2 December, 1999

• A running start fot the new Ireland

• Equality on display at first Executive meeting

• Champagne at birth of new institutions

• Dublin cabinet approves constitutional changes

• IRA confirms arms appointment

• Clinton urges parties to look beyond arms issue

• Real politics returns to Northern Ireland

Tuesday/Wednesday, 30 November/1 December, 1999

• Direct Rule ends

• IRA alarm at UUP stance on arms

• Broad welcome for devolution

Monday, 29 November, 1999

• Republicans Share Power: Better late than never.

• Mallon resignation 'never happened'

• Surprise at Sinn Féin's selections

• A momentous week continues

Monday, 29 November 1999

• Ten ministers named

Saturday/Sunday, 27/28 November, 1999

• New doubts as devolution rolls in

• Trimble accused of departing from deal

• Progress to Executive welcomed

• Rivals set to share power

• Unionist challenge to arms body

Saturday, 27 November, 1999

• Flash: UUP Council backs motion by 58% to 42%

19.11. - 26.11.1999

• Praise for Mitchell but he warns, 'Much still to do'
• Text of Mitchell's report

• Committee author gains access to Prentice records
• Sinn Féin concern at misleading media reports

• Secret Army Unit burnt Stevens Files-The Sunday Times
• Mandelson blow to agreement
• Secret British army unit burnt collusion files - report

• Rosemary Nelson Campaign - Audio update

• Unionism in turmoil as Adams sees a new Ireland
• Policing the future - A Conference on the Patten proposals

• Adams and Pinochet
• Guardian article: Give this family justice
• Urgent Action Alert - Peter Mc Bride case

• Letter sparks UUP dirty tricks probe

06.11. - 17.11.1999

• Breakthrough at Last

• IRA support full implementation of the Good Friday Agreement

• Key statements issued to end impasse

• Flash:Review to end tomorrow; Mitchell predicts success

• Waiting For Progressive Unionism: Reported details of rejected deal emerge
• Waiting For Progressive Unionism: Two near death following loyalist arson

• This is the best deal Unionists will get

• Flash: Mitchell Review adjourned amid confusion

• Flash: Unionists reject Mitchell Review deal

• Critical week ahead for peace efforts

28.10. - 02.11.1999

• Peace process at 'most-critical stage' - Adams
• Attempt to bomb home of prominent Republican
• Loyalist jailed for murder of three Quinn boys

• Flash: Talks extended again

• Tension mounts over fate of review
• Arms issue 'Bogus'
• Ex-MI6 chief defends Adams on IRA guns
• Forget the weapons and learn to trust Sinn Féin

• The voice of Unreason

• Adams's nephews killed in car crash
• Mitchell meets Blair
• Full text of Mitchell Statement

• Flash: Review adjourned as Mitchell prepares his report

14.10. - 27.10.1999

• Total opposition to Partnership for NATO

• Is Stobie still shielding his RUC handlers?

• North's DPP has decided not to charge Loyalists

• Analysis: Two-faced Major

• End in sight for Mitchell review

• Analysis: Michael Collins' unfinished revolution

• Flash: Talks to resume on Wednesday

• Parties meet in Last-Chance saloon
• Analysis: Let's start at the very beginning

• Journalist wins Finucane notes case
• Analysis: Time is running out

21.09. - 14.10.1999

• Patten has to turn human rights into practice

• Rosemary Nelson Campaign Audio Update
• Groups express concern on Moloney case

• Shooting the Irish

• Rosemary Nelson Campaign Statement

• Outrage over DPP decision

• Pinochet 'like British army’

• Flanagan resignation vow

• Voters get no say as Ireland set to join NATO Half-way  House

• Collusion suspect's RUC role confirmed

• Sectarian attacks - September
• Taylor Statement "Inflammatory but sadly consistent"

• Furore over Clinton gaffe

• Stobie's bail intensifies pressure on DPP, RUC and Stevens team in Finucane case

• Mandelson starts work as Mowlam bids sad farewell

• Finucane family respond to the recent events concerning the case of William Stobie

• Analysis: Mandelson's Stormont stop-off

• Breakthrough after 25 years imprisonment! - Forensic case collapse could open floodgates

• Time to reveal the bitter truths of our ugly conflict

30.08. - 20.09.1999

• RUC accused of inaction over Larne attacks

• Journalist faces jail over Finucane murder notes

• British army planned mass murder in Derry, document shows

• Low key start to Mitchell review
• Collusion details published on internet

• Analysis: RUC PR spin defies belief

• Taylor opposes Good Friday Agreement, Mitchell Review

• Feature: Timor Loro Sae (Independent East Timor)

• New Bloody Sunday tapes revealed

• Bloody Sunday lies exposed
• Analysis: Unionists have withdrawn from process

• Illegal British army guns seized
• Analysis: Ex-SAS men training American journalists

• California signs up to MacBride principles

04.08. - 29.08.1999

• Relatives blast private inquiry into Dublin/Monaghan bombs
• Analysis: Blair holds the key

• Closed-Doors inquiry plan rejected by victims

• In the shadow of the wall
• Victims' relatives to sue Britain

• Fury at Ormeau Road march decision
• Feature: August 1969
• Analysis: Hamlet without the Prince

• Mass protests to follow parades betrayal

• Bogsiders refuse to be provoked

• Riots follow Derry parade
• Nationalists describe "slow and brutal attack" by RUC

• Analysis: Omagh one year on

• RUC raids, arrests inflame anger on Lower Ormeau
• Catholic mother is beaten by gang

• Analysis: Same old story

• RUC admit not acting on Finucane confession

• IRA ceasefire has not broken down - Mowlam
• Analysis: RUC must be disbanded

• Doubts about Raytheon Jobs Creation

• Ireland Refuses Visas for Family of Saddam's Son's Double

• Mowlam under siege

27.06. - 03.08.1999

• The murder of Pat Finucane and how the RUC could have stopped it

• Pat Finucane Centre Open Letter to Prime Minister Tony Blair

• Horrific attack by loyalists

• US Blocks RUC Training Funds After Nelson Murder

• New York pensioner defies loyalist thugs

• Residents Foil Loyalist Gunman

• Bloody Sunday judge's army links exposed

09.06. - 21.06.1999

• Unionist Lord Mayor excludes Sinn Féin
• Bloody Sunday-Usual suspects close ranks

• State terror exposed
• Out of Order - The Orange Order and loyalist violence

• Garvaghy survives mini-twelfth

• Statement by Paul Nelson
• Activities in Derry
• Plea for justice goes worldwide

• European Parliament: Election results in the North of Ireland
• Kilkeel nationalists attacked by Loyalists and RUC

• Long march-Loyalist walk to supremacy

• Analysis: Sinn Féin confounds the pundits

• Flanagan's 'said lawyers had terrorist agenda'

• Nine days to save peace deal
• Besieged Sinn Féin councillor wins right to own gun
• Clegg walks free in spite of sentence

01.06. - 08.06.1999

• Republican woman elected Deputy Mayor of Belfast
• McBrides make legal history in challenge to British Army
• Catholic families driven from their homes
• Loyalist mobs in vicious assault

• Garvaghy: They say it only takes 15 minutes

• One dead in wave of Loyalist bomb error

• School bomb bid to wreck peace

• Loyalist Violence in Ireland Ignored

• Press Release: International Day of Action: June 15th 1999
• ‘Evil conspiracy‘ of RUC‘s critics - Mowlam rules out RUC disbandment
• Peace talks to resume next week

20.05. - 29.05.1999

• New setback for peace efforts

• Death-Squads vie for first summer kill
• Don‘t squeeze David, Bertie warns

• Broadcast union causes storm of controversy over Nelson murder

• Combat 18 Gloat Over Nelson Death

• March Go-Ahead casts pall over new Drumcree talks plan
• Loyalists creating ‚another Portadown‘ in Antrim

• Analysis: Blair‘s credibility in tatters

• Analysis: Drumcree, a deadline to death

• US politicians urge Blair to implement Agreement

• Loyalists riot after junior Garvaghy parade
• Murder target was threatened by RUC
• Analysis: Violence fills vacuum

16.05. - 19.05.1999

• Unionists backing out of weekend talks deal
• Call for inquiry on anniversary of bombings
• Loyalist arson follows rampage in Dunmurry
• New RUC Cover-Up in Finucane Inquiry

• Rosemary Nelson Campaign responds to Security Minister Adam Ingram MP

• Portadown Catholics attacked as Orangemen plan mass march
• Amnesty shocked at ongoing human rights abuses
• Analysis: Trimble under pressure to come clean on 'Committee's' role

• Nationalists not told of Loyalist murder plans
• Talks suspense continues
• Loyalists and RUC - two layers of threat
• A prelude to murder

06.05. - 15.05.1999

• Loyalist massacre bid at Bookies shop

• Bloody Sunday - anonymity success for families

• Trimble made to testify on 'Committee' claims

• Good Friday Agreement 'in tatters' - Adams

• Law Society U-turn over Nelson death

• Report highlights concerns over Nelson murder

• "Rosemary Nelson: The Life and Death of a Human Rights Defender"
• Amnesty calls for end to RUC "Human Rights Abuses"

• Six more weeks of talks - Blair

18.04. - 05.05.1999

• Peace deal 'in freefall'

• Multiple justice campaigns piling pressure on RUC

• 'Arrogant' British response toUN Report
• Analysis: Flanagan running for cover

• Call for referendum on Irish membership of NATO-linked body

• New Garda investigations into Dublin and Monaghan bombings

• RUC to blame dead loyalist for Nelson murder - report

• Orange hardliner quits

• New inquiry disowned by family of murdered lawyer

• Adams address to Peace and Neutrality conference

• Trimble to meet Garvaghy residents

• Nato blitz is Vatican plot: Paisley church

• New departure sought as parties resume talks

• Nelson Campaigners Seek Support In Dublin
• Mowlam Faces Fresh Call For Inquiry Into Lawyer's Murder

01.04 - 17.04.1999

Thursday, 1 April, 1999

• Hamill murder tapes 'of no importance' - RUC
• RUC Chief covers his tracks

• Analysis: Hull breached and taking in water

• Republicans spell out their difficulties with Declaration

• Loyalist violence fills vacuum

• Aunt of murdered boys in second arson attack

• Burned out residents forced to flee

• Proposed departure from talks deal 'unacceptable'
• A year of loyalist attacks
• Analysis: A year without progress

• RUC accued of collusion by UN -  Nelson investigation slated

• Fears of new peace delays
• The Good Friday Agreement - A Contract Between Opponents

• Governments challenged to defend agreement

• IRA ceasefire is solid - Trimble

13.03. - 30.03.1999

• More grief for Reilly family

• Calls for new investigation into Peake/Reilly killings

• Anger as inquiry man gets recall for Finucane murder
• Analysis: Rosemary Nelson: the latest in a long list

• Nelson killers may investigate their own murder
• Orange mask slips to reveal the fascist hate within

Tuesday, 23 March, 1999

• A moving tribute to Rosemary Nelson

• Anger in London as British MPs lead call for Nelson inquiry

• Fianna Fail‘s U-turn on NATO

• Trimble to resign?

• No progress seen in peace impasse

27.02. - 11.03.1999

• Peace crisis dead ahead

• Analysis: Black propaganda agents gear up
• House bomb hidden in chocolate box

• Orange Order honour serial killer

• Belfast power-sharing scheme welcomed

• Storm over Loyalist collusion admission
• Conference debates future of policing

• RUC man recounts life as State-sponsored killer
• Analysis: Decommissioning a total disaster

• Tension mounts over peace impasse

• McNamee calls for collusion inquiry

• Clinton role highlighted after deadline set-back
• Another day, another deadline

• Analysis: UUP blocking change - Adams

14.02. - 26.02.1999

• Ahern gaffe ignites peace process furore

• Analysis: What can be done about Paisley

• Landmark meeting as assembly hands Mowlam the key

• Working together the goal - Sinn Féin

• A week of decisive political activity

• Loyalist attempts to abduct Nationalists
• Mother‘s Shock At Guards‘ Possible Nato Role

• Analysis: Standing on the threshold

• UDR soldiers acted as covert Death Squad

• Garvaghy residents look to Dublin as tension mounts

• Confession sheds light on UDR murder

02.02. - 13.02.1999

• Bigots pull plug on St Patrick‘s Day Festival
• Bomb thrown at Catholic church

• Loyalists rampage on Garvaghy Road

• Pat Finucane Centre
• Amazement at Belfast St. Patrick‘s Day parade ban

• Analysis: Name them and shame them (1)
• Vultures gather as peace process drifts

• Mass murder attempt at Derry pub
• McBride family go to court

• Men ‚named‘ by Paisley cleared by RUC
• Analysis: Shame, shame (2)

• Ireland: State Violence, State the Truth

22.01. - 29.01.1999

• Loyalists bomb two Catholic homes
• Trimble to 'park' the peace process - to avoid 'crash-landing'

• Trimble should accept agreement or resign - Adams
• Catholics forced out of Garvaghy Road

• Car bomb shock for Catholic family

• Killer soldiers OK, murdered boy's family are told

• 'Needless' killing of hated informer
• Terror for family of five as loyalists strike again
• Paisley, BBC, RUC set up men for murder

• RUC challenged over collusion with Paisley
• Analysis: A week of concerted efforts to wreck peace process
• Meeting with Armed Forces Minister
• Eamon Collins Murdered

17.01. - 21.01.1999

• Tourists could be targeted, Loyalist claims

• Orange siege linked to plan to collapse peace deal
• Bomb victim was targeted after launching case against RUC
• New pressure to close Sellafield
• Analysis: Unionist obstructionism continues to block Agreement

• Lawyers around the world call for new Finucane inquiry

• RUC Man reveals collusion to kill Catholics

12.01.1999

• Finucane Inquiry Appeal
• Garvaghy Road Tension
• Loyalist Paramilitary Attacks
• Peter Mc Bride Update
• Bloody Sunday Commemoration 1999