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Monday, August 15
Adams has questions to answer over return of Colombia 3, Kenny insists: Irish Independent Fionnán Sheahan
Somebody helped them and worked hard at it: Irish Independent (Aug 13) Willie Dillon
Harney digs a deep hole for McDowell: Sunday Business Post (Aug 14) Vincent Browne
The Three are back in our beloved pretend country, Bird-watching: Sunday Independent (Aug 14) Declan Lynch
They aren't going away, you know: Westmeath Examiner (Aug 13)
'Thursday, July 28, 2005 Is A Truly Historic Day' Martin McGuiness Tells 'Derry Journal': Derry Journal (Jul 29) Sean McLaughlin
Why Tony Blair never uses the 'S' word any more: Irish Independent (Jul 30)
Demands haven't gone away: Daily Ireland (Jul 29) Laurence McKeown
The IRA packs up its troubles: Pittsburgh Post Gazette (Aug 7) Dennis Roddy
'There are no winners': The Observer (Jul 31) David Smith
It's difficult to close the book in N. Ireland: (Dubai) Khaleej Times (Aug 14) Jonathan Power
Ironic punchline to historic IRA statement: Scotland on Sunday (Jul 31) Gerald Warner
Lack of Trust — or Courage?: The Blanket (Aug 3) Mick Hall
IRA To fight another day?: Yorkshire Post (Aug 13) Anne Pickles
A lasting peace in Northern Ireland: Grand Rapids Press (Aug 10) Editorial
Cross-border neglect 'must be dealt with now that the war is over': Irish Independent (Aug 3) David Quinn
Devolved government is vital for North's economy: Sunday Business Post (Jul 31) John O'Farrell
Bertie fears Phil Flynn will prove 'his Ben Dunne': Sunday Independent (Aug 14) Jody Corcoran & Liam Collins
The unforgiven: Sunday Life (Aug 14) Joe Oliver
Shot loyalist was grilled over murder of reporter: Sunday Life (Aug 14) Ciaran McGuigan
Killing 'sectarian': Daily Ireland (Aug 13) Ciarán Barnes
A Christian act: Sunday Life (Aug 14) Lynda Gilby
Community relations 'ruined' after dissident bomb attack: (from the Irish News, Aug 11) Bimpe Fatogun
Recruitment bid by dissidents: Sunday Life (Aug 14) Stephen Breen
Omagh bomb atrocity commemorated: BBC
Ombudsman probe over Omagh funds: (from the Irish News, Aug 9) Graeme Neill
Service Recalls Murder Victims: The News Letter (Aug 1) Johnny Caldwell
Riddle of the Derry guns: The Sunday Times (Aug 14) Philip Jacobson
Irish in Britain facing ethnic name change: Irish Post
Army set to join EU battle groups: Irish Examiner Harry McGee
Ireland impotent in war on terror, say US and UK: Sunday Independent (Aug 14) Jim Cusack
Sir John Stevens brings shoot to kill home: (from the Irish Post) Paul Donovan
Froth and fluff nonsense is typical Blair: (from the Irish News, Aug 10) Brian Feeney
Sunday, August 14
Government must lock up the Colombia Three poll: Sunday Independent Willie Kealy
Minister fumes at alleged link between Adare and Colombia 3: Limerick Leader Mairéad ní Chaoimh
Colombia Three agitator offers no details to Gardai: Sunday Independent Maeve Sheehan
Irish-Americans lobby for Three: Daily Ireland Ciarán Barnes
Colombia dusts off the treaty of 1888: The Sunday Times Enda Leahy
Where Terror Reigns: The Blanket (Aug 10) Fred A Wilcox
Everyone loses out with the return of the three amigos: Sunday Business Post Pat Leahy
Bertie's troublesome trio: The Observer Henry McDonald
Bird's Colombia 'scoop' shows our cuckoo approach to justice: Sunday Independent Brendan O'Connor
Harney act made fiasco worse: Sunday Business Post Tom McGurk
Three men, three stages of political response: Daily Ireland Jude Collins
Disarming: New York Times Deborah Solomon
Cheap stunts merely highlight IRA's defeat: Sunday Independent Eilis O'Hanlon
Kelly the questions: Belfast Telegraph Lindy McDowell
New opportunity for lasting peace: (from Irelandclick.com, Aug 12)
IRA's principal weapon is rotted away by crime: Sunday Independent Eoghan Harris
Tight security as dangerous wreckage is decommissioned: Daily Ireland Robin Livingstone
Unionists fearful of move away from military economy: Sunday Business Post Colm Heatley
How Adams got it wrong on speaking in the Dail: Sunday Independent Jim Cusack
A consensus for change: Irish World Editorial
Laughable charges: Daily Ireland Editorial
Who is Peter Curistan?: Sunday Independent (Aug 7)
Bombs linked to feud: Daily Ireland Ciarán Barnes
DUP 'met families' after attacks: BBC
Danger of history being rewritten: Belfast Telegraph Michael McHugh
Do nothing and evil triumphs: The Sunday Times Liam Clarke
True Christianity: Daily Ireland Editorial
Police praise 'peaceful' Derry march: UTV Internet
Disturbances in city after march: BBC
Apprentice Boys A Fine Example Of Our Culture: The News Letter Editorial
Thousands expected for 'Black Saturday': Belfast Telegraph Fiona McIlwaine Biggins
Anniversary of Omagh bombing: RTE
Is Ulster an equal society?: Belfast Telegraph Dermot Nesbitt
Britain grateful for end to IRA violence: Irish Post (Aug 5)
Hollywood rewrites script after IRA statement: The Sunday Times Jan Battles
Saturday, August 13
Bogota told extradition of Colombia Three 'matter for the Irish courts': Irish Independent Fionnán Sheahan
Government in 'positive' talks over Colombia Three: Irish Examiner Paul O'Brien
We knew nothing, say Sinn Fein: Irish Independent
SF Lite's young guard marching to the same old drum: Sunday Independent (Aug 7) John Drennan
Extradition is a dirty word south of the border: Belfast Telegraph Eric Waugh
Ammo find 'buried, not dumped' say gardai: Irish Independent Anne Lucey
It's all words and no actions: Irish Examiner Michael O'Farrell
Making up with old friends and enemies: (from Irelandclick.com, Aug 4) Des Wilson
Kennedy Disgust At 'Funding Sweetener': The News Letter Stephen Dempster
Loyalist feud link fear over shooting: Irish Independent
Only loyalists will decide when it's over – UUP: (from Irelandclick.com)
Leaders meet in an effort to stop wave of loyalist attacks: Belfast Telegraph Brian Hutton
Fears killing was sectarian: (from the Irish News) Bimpe Fatogun
Help police catch rape monsters: Belfast Telegraph Editorial
Public warned of pipe bomb threat: BBC
'There's no break from it that's the reality': Sligo Champion (Aug 10) Paul Deering
Proconsul is too fond of vertical pronoun: (from the Irish News, Aug 3) Brian Feeney
A nation divided we stand but united we would fall: Sunday Independent (Aug 7) Colm McCarthy
Boys parade deal under new strain: Belfast Telegraph Ruairi McLaren
Security tight ahead of Apprentice Boys' march: RTE
Time To Resolve Dispute Once-And-For-All Macniallais: Derry Journal
Peaceful Parade A Must: Derry Journal Editorial
Demand to drop Omagh bomb charges: BBC
Omagh horror: Belfast Telegraph Michael McHugh
Call for Omagh inquiry is due its annual airing: (from the Irish News) Patrick Murphy
DUP's Buchanan denies calling for Third Force protection for unionists: Ulster Herald
Police chief predicts a united Ireland plagued by gangsters: The Irish Times Frank Millar
McCartney accused appears in court: UTV Internet
Censorship at the Irish Echo: The Blanket (Aug 1) John McDonagh & Brian Mór
PSNI officer in 'IRA chant' probe: UTV Internet
Vocations up as the Church turns to Hollywood for divine inspiration: Irish Independent David Quinn
Mass attendance plunging, says Archbishop: Sunday Business Post (Aug 7) Kieron Wood
Kenny sees lessons in Irish peace saga: Irish Echo (Aug 5) Sean Mac Carthaigh
IRA statement in a Basque light: Daily Ireland (Aug 8) Alan Bairner
LTTE and the proposed IRA disarmament: TamilCanadian.com (Aug 9) Victor Rajakulendran
Friday, August 12
Huge cache of IRA ammo dumped in Kerry: Irish Examiner John Breslin
Flynn faces weapon charges after Garda inquiries: The Irish Times Mark Brennock
IRA departure opens new political scenario: (from the Irish News) Jim Gibney
Failed Entity: The Blanket Anthony McIntyre
SDLP backs calls for Dail speaking rights: Irish World Tom Griffin
Bertie can't be serious about SF/FF: Sunday Independent (Aug 7) Brian Hayes
Three Who Fled Colombia for Ireland Prompt Dispute: Los Angeles Times Ron DePasquale
PDs, SDLP call for action over Three: Daily Ireland Ciarán Barnes
Colombians want 'justice' over three irish fugitives: Belfast Telegraph Chris Thornton and Susan Garrity
Usual suspects take the lead: (from Irelandclick.com) Des Wilson
The three men are on the run, but God knows where they will end up: Irish Examiner Pat Brosnan
Politics of colonisation come home to roost: Sunday Business Post (Aug 7) Tom McGurk
Orde will meet political parties: BBC
Cops send Fra his own wristbands: (from Irelandclick.com) Damien McCarney
Sinn Féin demands 'reckless' says SDLP: (from the Irish News) William Graham
First, let's catch these brutal thugs: (from Irelandclick.com) Editorial
Man questioned over Lisa Dorrian disappearance: Irish Examiner John Breslin
Police probing pipe bomb attacks: BBC
Paisley remains silent on attacks: Belfast Telegraph Brian Hutton and Nevin Farrell
Help from across the divide aids church clean-up: Irish Independent Nevin Farrell
Police 'assaulted my son at parade': Belfast Telegraph Deborah McAleese
Internment Parade 'Broke Rules': The News Letter Elinor Glynn
Call to turn in bombers: Belfast Telegraph Michael McHugh
Omagh accused's lawyers say prosecution unlikely: (from the Irish News)
'Free O'Hare now': Daily Ireland Conor McMorrow
Troubles shared: Sunday Life (Aug 7) Stephen Breen
Circulation statement 'vindicates' Andersonstown News Group: Daily Ireland (Aug 9)
Bias Taxi Guide Drives Call For Tourism Review: The News Letter Ian Starrett
Archaeologist in plea to save the Maze from bulldozers: The Guardian Angelique Chrisafis
Thursday, August 11
Trio doing time in Ireland 'impossible': Irish Examiner Michael O'Farrell
Appeal to Ahern over republicans: BBC
White House still considers Colombia 3 to be fugitives: Irish Independent Susan Garraty and Brian Dowling
Lenihan 'No deal with Colombia 3': UTV Internet
Tough summer ahead for Irish ministers: BBC James Helm
How low is Blair prepared to stoop?: Belfast Telegraph Lindy McDowell
Columbia 3 turn up: Irish Echo Editorial
Navy No Longer Patrolling Lough: The News Letter Philip Bradfield
Army Pullout Rattles Nerves: The News Letter
DUP's world of fantasy comes crashing down: Daily Ireland Danny Morrison
Unionists Getting Sick Of Blair: The News Letter Stephen Dempster
Resolve of police must not diminish: Belfast Telegraph Editorial
Flaws in PSNI ever more visible: Daily Ireland Editorial
North peace was nearly inevitable: Irish Echo Terry Golway
Kelly licence to be renewed: UTV Internet
Police feared for their lives: Belfast Telegraph Jonathan McCambridge
Hijacked car used in bomb attempt: The Guardian Angelique Chrisafis
So much for peace: Belfast Telegraph Michael McHugh
UVF Killers Picked Out 'Soft Target', Confirms Police Chief: The News Letter Joanne Lowry
Loyalist 'general threat': Daily Ireland Connla Young
Harryville paint-bomb target: Belfast Telegraph Claire Regan
Trouble flares at republican parade: Daily Ireland Connla Young
Church attack 'linked to parade': BBC
DUP man slams attack on SF councillor's home: Daily Ireland Ciarán Barnes
Attacks must be condemned: (from the Irish News) Editorial
Ex-soldiers quizzed over Brown killing: Daily Ireland Connla Young
Family want to know why UVF murdered Protestant: (from the Irish News) Seamus McKinney
Murder victim's mother briefs US consul-general: Daily Ireland Ciarán Barnes
Ulster to get secret courts: Belfast Telegraph Chris Thornton
Blair Accused Of Double Standards: The News Letter Alistair Bushe
Diplock Isn't Broken, So Don't Fix It: The News Letter Editorial
School for republican debate: (from the Irish News) William Graham
All the way from Ireland, republicans pay their final respects to man of the cause: Sydney Morning Herald (Aug 7) Stephen Gibbs
Peace in Ulster could see Black Watch back in Iraq: The Scotsman Gethin Chamberlain
Wednesday, August 10
Colombia Three 'could serve prison sentence in Ireland': Irish Examiner Michael O'Farrell
'No deal done' on Colombia Three: BBC
Colombia 3 facing passport inquiry by gardai: Irish Independent Gene McKenna
Colombia Three US pressure now mounts: Belfast Telegraph Gene McKenna
Return Of 'Colombia 3' Has Damaged Peace Process Says SDLP's Pat Ramsey: Derry Journal
No request for extradition of Colombia Three: UTV Internet
Hair today, but gone tomorrow?: Belfast Telegraph Gail Walker
Latest twist turning up the heat on Colombia Three: Irish Independent
Ahern's Colombian conundrum: Belfast Telegraph Editorial
SF in power may be closer here than there: Sunday Business Post (Aug 7)
Bertie ought to sacrifice a few pawns: Daily Ireland Jarlath Kearney
No excuses left for not living in peace: (from the Irish News) Breidge Gadd
Annus horribilis for Paisley could soon change: Daily Ireland Anne Cadwallader
DUP Comfort Zone: Derry Journal Editorial
SDLP in clash with DUP over heist inquiry: Belfast Telegraph Deborah McAleese
Faul fears mob rule policing: Belfast Telegraph Michael McHugh
Family wants answers: Daily Ireland Ciarán Barnes
More police patrols for troubled estates: Belfast Telegraph Brendan McDaid
Sinn Féin's response to brutal rape deplorable: (from the Irish News) Susan McKay
Some things we won't do: Daily Ireland Tommy McKearney
Catholics given fire blankets for attacks: Irish Independent Nevin Farrell
We'll catch the bigots, vow police: Belfast Telegraph Lisa Smyth
Pipe-bomb attacks on village homes blamed on loyalists: Daily Ireland Zoe Tunney
Wave of attacks on community reminiscent of 2001 campaign: (from the Irish News) Maeve Connolly
Sinn Fein man hits out at 'low-life bombers': Belfast Telegraph Michael McHugh and Lisa Smyth
Loyalists protest at town parade: BBC
'Boys' Chief Expecting Peaceful Parade: Derry Journal
UVF nets LVF guns, drugs and cash: Sunday Life (Aug 7)
The North Arms Dumps and Loyalist Feud: Sunday Business Post (Aug 7) Declan Power
Money for nothing: Daily Ireland Editorial
Call to bring RIR from England: UTV Internet (Aug 8)
Medals Have Been Earned And Must Be Proudly Worn: The News Letter Editorial
Loyalist shooting accused feared for his life, court told: Belfast Telegraph Jonathan McCambridge and Lisa Smyth
Birmingham MP thanks Irish: Daily Ireland (Aug 1) Phil Campion
Tuesday, August 9
Government demand Colombia 3 surrender themselves to gardai: UTV Internet
Govt urged to deal with Colombia fugitives: RTE
EU told to challenge Ireland over terrorists: UTV Internet
Dublin must send them back US body: Belfast Telegraph Sean O'Driscoll
Unionist fury at SF welcome for Colombia Three: Belfast Telegraph Michael McHugh
Ambassador to travel to Bogota: UTV Internet
Brother of Niall Connolly speaks: UTV Internet
Colombia three test for Dublin: Belfast Telegraph Chris Thornton
Case damaging to republicans: (from the Irish News) Editorial
Republic Must Keep Politics And Justice Apart: The News Letter Editorial
MLA Vows To Uncover Kelly 'Mystery': The News Letter
Delaying devolution is Paisley's admission of failure: Belfast Telegraph Reg Empey
Adams, stay out of our House: Sunday Independent (Aug 7)
Provisionals are ready to move but is anyone else?: (from the Irish News) Tom Kelly
Windy Bertie blows Constitution to bits for: Sunday Independent (Aug 7) John-Paul McCarthy
Irish America played pivotal Northern role: Sunday Business Post (Aug 7) Niall O'Dowd
In search of the New York Irish: Belfast Telegraph Editorial
No Place for Posy among hype hounds and hush puppies: Sunday Independent (Aug 7) Eoghan Harris
Making up is still very hard to do: (from Irelandclick.com) Ciaran Ó Pronntaigh
'Call off parade protests in city': Belfast Telegraph Brendan McDaid
How Apprentice Boys' march went from battle to example: (from the Irish News) Seamus McKinney
Fury as police cut bank heist team: Belfast Telegraph Jonathan McCambridge
Northern Bank probe team 'cut': UTV Internet
People 'Crying Out' For Proper Policing Denis Bradley: Derry Journal (Aug 5)
Politicking police: Daily Ireland Editorial
£100k To Fortify SDLP DPP Homes: The News Letter Philip Bradfield
Shove your doves say LVF leadership: Sunday Life (Aug 7)
Harryville picket re-run less likely: Daily Ireland Nevin Farrell
Nationalist concern at terror campaign: UTV Internet
Unionist anger over sectarian graffiti: Belfast Telegraph Paddy McGuffin
Fresh approach to US funds for Ireland needed: Daily Ireland Mairtin O Muilleoir
We did it to the Irish first: (from the New Statesman, Aug 8) Paul Donovan
Monday, August 8
Extradition of 'Colombia Three' now appears unlikely: The Irish Times Mark Brennock and Mark Duffy
Santos calls for extradition of Irishmen: RTE
Colombia trio should stay Adams: BBC
Colombia 3 time to end the charade: Irish Independent Gene McKenna
Colombia 3 here to stay despite government fury: Sunday Business Post (Aug 7) Pat Leahy
Colombia Three 'not under watch since return': Irish Examiner Michael O'Farrell and Cormac O'Keeffe
'Mortar' Monaghan last man to dye for Ireland: Sunday Independent (Aug 7) Declan Lynch
Colombia 3 . . . just when we had started to trust Provos: Irish Independent
Sinn Féin and British in secret devolution talks: Sunday Business Post (Aug 7) Paul T Colgan
In Ulster, the ball is no longer in the IRA's court: Chicago Tribune (Aug 7) Thomas William Heyck
Sinn Fein back in business: Sunday Business Post (Aug 7) Paul T Colgan
The Churches and that IRA statement: Belfast Telegraph (Aug 6) Alf McCreary
Fresh start offers first-class opportunities: (from the Irish News, Aug 4) Jim Gibney
IRA courageously voices a new vision: Daily Ireland (Aug 1) Jarlath Kearney
PIRA has failed Wolfe Tone republican test: (from the Irish News, Aug 6) Patrick Murphy
They haven't gone away: Irish Independent Editorial
Sinn Fein seeks political dividend: Sunday Business Post (Aug 7) Editorial
Raid cops draw a blank as money trail goes cold: Sunday Life (Aug 7) Joe Oliver
Poll shows SF is set to make political gains: Sunday Business Post (Aug 7) Pat Leahy
A pouting puppy in SF's pound of scruffy mongrels: Sunday Independent (Aug 7) Gwen Halley
IRA's dream was a bloody nightmare: Irish Post Ronan McGreevy
Injustice of Diplock: Daily Ireland (Aug 3) Editorial
Shooting link to loyalist feud probed: Irish Examiner Alan Erwin
Killing will go on say feuding gangs: Sunday Life (Aug 7)
Loyalists at war over drugs and extortion: Sunday Business Post (Aug 7) Colm Heatley
No excuse for attacks on PSNI: (from the Irish News, Aug 6) Editorial
No Justice Without Law And Order: Derry Journal (Aug 5) Editorial
Why our son?: Sunday Life (Aug 7) Stephen Breen
Enforcer targets firms with links to SF financier: Sunday Independent (Aug 7) Shane Ross
Ex-RIR soldiers in Blair protest: Sunday Life (Aug 7)
Collusion inquiry call: Daily Ireland (Aug 6) Jarlath Kearney
Did Garda tip-off lead to IRA triple execution?: Sunday Life (Aug 7) Chris Anderson
85 per cent of murders are unsolved: Impartial Reporter (Aug 4)
Ballymena finds its twin in Gibraltar: Belfast Telegraph (Aug 6) Nevin Farrell
Sunday, August 7
Interpol, US tell Dublin to arrest 3: The Sunday Times Enda Leahy, Stephen O'Brien and Liam Clarke
Colombia 3 put pressure on Dublin: The Sunday Times Liam Clarke
Taoiseach No Govt deal to allow men's return: RTE
Tanaiste tells Bird give up Colombia 3: Sunday Independent Maeve Sheehan & Jim Cusack
Don't come back to Ulster, Colombia Three warned: Belfast Telegraph Jonathan McCambridge
Unionist, Fine Gael fury as Colombia Three return: Daily Ireland Jarlath Kearney
If the Colombia Three stay, State will be accused of harbouring terrorists: Sunday Independent Jim Cusack
Colombia Three are home to stay: Daily Ireland
No concessions for democracy: Sunday Independent
No Colombian fudge: The Sunday Times Editorial
Paisley vows to block devolution: BBC
Kenny to quiz Ahern about 'secret talks': Sunday Independent Jody Corcoran
Republicans will 'go back to the drawing board': Impartial Reporter
Adams should be cured of his breathtaking arrogance: The Sunday Times Alan Ruddock
Who's in charge of this sovereign State?: Sunday Independent Brendan O'Connor
The stage is set for a squalid re-run: Belfast Telegraph (Aug 5) Ed Moloney
End of an IRA?: Washington Times Claude Salhani
The Inevitable: The Blanket (Jul 31) Anthony McIntyre
Viewers keep an Armalite's length: Sunday Independent Jim Cusack
Paisley's negativity will get him thrown out of the driver's seat: The Sunday Times Liam Clarke
Hit-list of anger for the unionists: Belfast Telegraph Lindy McDowell
Most deputies oppose Dail speaking rights for MPs: Sunday Independent Daniel McConnell
The curious case of Sean Kelly: Belfast Telegraph Chris Thornton
In like Flynn: Irish Echo Ray O'Hanlon
'This was the only way left': Trenton Times (Aug 2) Darryl R. Isherwood
Mrs Clinton Should Keep Comments To Herself: The News Letter Editorial
CAB targets former IRA chief turned businessman: Sunday Independent Maeve Sheehan
Officials close in on IRA's money-laundering assets: The Sunday Times Nicola Tallant
SF boss Mackin in tax haven link: Sunday Independent (Jul 31) Ralph Benson & Shane Ross
DUP Warn Feud Riots Must Stop: The News Letter Gemma Murray
Drugs, guns and the rule of pure fear: Sunday Independent Henry McDonald
Father dismisses lack of evidence as reason for not prosecuting man: (from Irelandclick, Aug 5.com)
'Loyalism', feuds and lawlessness: Belfast Telegraph Editorial
Orde email 'a disgrace': Daily Ireland Ciarán Barnes
NIO spinning the wool to pull over loyalists' eyes: Belfast Telegraph Barry White
Call For No Repeat Of Diamond Trouble: The News Letter Ian Starrett
Residents welcome ban on Apprentice Boys parade: Daily Ireland Ciarán Barnes
Twelfth tourist tonic: Belfast Telegraph Deborah McAleese and Linda McKee
Institution lambasts Blair: Belfast Telegraph
Maginness — Government should live up to Finucane commitment: (from Irelandclick, Aug 5.com)
Spinning heads that need exorcised are better any day than a UDR roadblock: Daily Ireland Robin Livingstone
The Redemption of Shane Paul O'Doherty: Boston Globe Kevin Cullen
Ulster's kids / Now they learn tolerance: Minneapolis Star Tribune (Aug 2) Editorial
A muttered part of the process: The Guardian (Aug 1) Peter Preston
Saturday, August 6
Republicans on run from Colombia arrive in Ireland: The Independent David McKittrick
Return of men plunges peace process into crisis: The Irish Times Deaglán de Bréadún
Government denies deal on Colombia Three return: Irish Examiner Michael O'Farrell and Paul O'Brien
'We went for peace but the Americans tried to frame us': Irish Independent Senan Molony
'We returned as soon as we were able to': Irish Examiner Michael O'Farrell
Colombia demanding return of Irishmen: RTE
Suspicion still rife of Colombia Three deal: Irish Examiner Paul O'Brien
Fuss and furore in another episode of Sinn Fein playing to its own audience: Irish Independent
Why Bertie has no choice but to extradite these men: Irish Independent
British urged not to give in to DUP's 'grubby' demands: Irish Examiner Dan McGinn
Hillary IRA called Ian's bluff: Belfast Telegraph Sean O'Driscoll
'Unrealistic And Ridiculous' McGuinness: Derry Journal
Never, never never ... never?: Belfast Telegraph Noel McAdam
A long road to devolution?: BBC Mark Devenport
Watch towers an imperfect ploy: Belfast Telegraph Eric Waugh
Blair makes a mess of it again as SF-IRA gloat: Irish Independent
Equal in every way: Daily Ireland Laurence McKeown
What does future hold when 'gurning' stops?: (from the Irish News) Brian Feeney
Editorials
Voice of bigotry or sense: The Times (Aug 5) Bruce Anderson
Paisleys tipped for honours including seat in the Lords: The Irish Times Frank Millar
Paisley condemns riots by loyalists as police probe raid abuse claims: Irish Independent Dan McGinn
Apprentice Boys parade is banned: BBC
'Crazy' Royal Black march at interface: Daily Ireland Ciarán Barnes
Same Killers Suspected Of Two Murders: The News Letter Joanne Lowry
SDLP outrage at policing expense: (from the Irish News) Catherine Morrison
PSNI must change South African cop: Daily Ireland (Aug 4)
'No IRA, No Police Where Do We Go From Here?': Derry Journal
IRA bomber's release from prison approved: Irish Independent Brian Hutton
NIO slammed over job ad ban: Daily Ireland Ciarán Barnes
Like them or loathe them ... the Tones haven't gone away, you know: Irish Independent (Aug 4) Damian Corless
Scots loyalists sell IRA memorabilia: Daily Ireland Connla Young
Lots o' fun, don'tcha know: Minneapolis Star Tribune (Aug 1) Jackie Crosby
Friday, August 5
IRA concessions are justified, says Blair as Paisley has talks at No 10: Daily Telegraph Tom Peterkin
Plenty of talk but still no handshake for Adams at No 10: The Independent Colin Brown
Adams presses for North's MPs to have say in the Dáil: The Irish Times Mark Brennock
Sisters Skeptical About IRA Disarmament: Los Angeles Times (Aug 4) Ron DePasquale
Terrorists ignore order to dump arms: Impartial Reporter
Author Warns Government You're Risking A Bomb Attack: The News Letter Philip Bradfield
Provos long journey to accepting alien state: (from the Sunday Tribune, Jul 31) Suzanne Breen
How the IRA was tamed: (from the Toronto Globe & Mail, Aug 4) John McGarry
The I.R.A.'s Gift of Gab: New York Times Ed Moloney
Northern Ireland's gasp: Boston Globe (Aug 4) Therese McKenna
Divis's unblinking eye: (from Irelandclick.com) Robin Livingstone
GAA and Paisley both discover the downside of a photo-finish: Irish Examiner Pat Brosnan
John O'Farrell finds the Irish in Blair: The New Statesman John O'Farrell
The IRA disarms, Sinn Fein sweeps the polls. And Gerry Adams is a loser: The Times (Aug 1) Tim Hames
Rewards could be plentiful for Sinn Féin if the IRA follows through: Irish Examiner (Aug 4) Noel Whelan
FF seat in danger as poll shows SF in with a chance: Irish Independent (Aug 2) Gene McKenna
Southern strategy: The Guardian (Aug 1) Editorial
Prepare for re-unification: Daily Ireland Editorial
Strange Bedfellows?: The Blanket (Jul 31) Eamonn McCann
Irish American leaders warm to IRA's words: Irish Echo Ray O'Hanlon
Irish Struggle Long Backed In Hartford: Hartford Courant Steve Thornton
The troubles were tragic but stupid too: The Guardian (Aug 2) Lionel Shriver
'Unique Opportunity' Must Be Grasped Sterling: Derry Journal (Aug 2)
Too Early To Be Rejoicing About The IRA Statement: The News Letter (Aug 2) Ian Starrett
March to call for truth on collusion: Daily Ireland Jarlath Kearney
Respect Orange parades — Dr Brady: (from the Irish News, Aug 1) James Stinson
Brits out means us, unionists tell nationalists: Belfast Telegraph Noel McAdam
Black March Will Cross The Border: The News Letter Billy Kennedy
Police hold six over loyalist turf war deaths: The Guardian Angelique Chrisafis
Officers injured in Belfast riot: BBC
UVF 'Now Dealing Drugs In Estate': The News Letter Gemma Murray
Orde rebuked over stand-off scenes: Belfast Telegraph Jonathan McCambridge
It's time Hain reined in the UDA 'goon squads': (from the Irish News) Newton Emerson
DUP councillors refuse to condemn sectarian attacks: Daily Ireland Ciarán Barnes
MP calls on British to admit policy of 'shoot-to-kill': Ulster Herald Nigel McDonagh
Thursday, August 4
Paisley and Adams to meet Blair: BBC
Paisley vents anger at 'secret deal' with IRA: The Guardian Michael White
DUP warning of devolution delay over concessions: The Irish Times Frank Millar
Paisley sulk over soldiers hits assembly talks hope: Irish Independent Gene McKenna
Warning to DUP over Sinn Fein side deals: Belfast Telegraph Noel McAdam
Unionists Feel Threatened by N. Ireland Plan: Los Angeles Times (Aug 3) Ron DePasquale
Border Anger Over Plans For Army Cutbacks: The News Letter Mary Lafferty
Bishop calls for trust: Daily Ireland Zoë Tunney
Hain court threat over Kelly release: Belfast Telegraph Chris Thornton
Decision To Axe RIR Units 'Defies Will Of The People': The News Letter Anne Palmer
Fears over civilian jobs in MoD: BBC
Two-thirds of Army sites go since IRA's first truce: Belfast Telegraph Chris Thornton
Bases value 'huge': Daily Ireland Zoe Tunney
McGuinness We still need Irish America's help: Irish Echo Sean Mac Carthaigh
Arms 'unlikely' to be recovered: Belfast Telegraph Michael McHugh
Hard political work to come: Irish Echo Anne Cadwallader
Blair's shame ...: Belfast Telegraph Robert McCartney
An exciting new era: Daily Ireland Danny Morrison
An Open Letter to Gerry Adams: The Blanket (Jul 31) Dolours Price
Editorials
Unionist MEP condemns speaking rights plan: UTV Internet
DUP condemns Policing Board status quo: Daily Ireland
Police have to win trust, claims priest: Belfast Telegraph Michael McHugh
PSNI 'protects' loyalist: Daily Ireland Ciarán Barnes
Loyalist chokehold must end say family: (from the Irish News) Bimpe Fatogun
Man arrested over 1997 shooting: BBC
Ervine defends Miami murder mural: Belfast Telegraph Michael McHugh
Collusion inquiry call: Daily Ireland Jarlath Kearney
Moving gesture in worrying times: (from the Irish News, Aug 2) Editorial
Sunday World faces renewed threat: The Press Gazette Dominic Ponsford
March Highlights 'Republican Split': The News Letter Gemma Murray
Parties in discussions on parades: BBC
IRA move prompts eBay trade in memorabilia: Irish Examiner Senan Hogan
Government Rejects UDR/RIR Fund Plans: The News Letter Stephen Dempster
Wednesday, August 3
Reducing Ulster regiment 'a risk': Daily Telegraph Tom Peterkin
'The Peace Process Has Been Damaged': The News Letter Stephen Dempster
Adams celebrates as troops knock despised tower: Irish Independent Alan Erwin
Colonel Asked To Justify RIR Move: The News Letter Stephen Dempster
Orde bids to calm security cut fears: Belfast Telegraph Jonathan McCambridge
Part-time soldiers who were prime targets for terrorists: Daily Telegraph (Aug 2) Tom Peterkin
Dramatic Derry Demilitarisation: Derry Journal
Hain Has 'No Idea Of The Suffering': The News Letter Alistair Bushe
'Unite to fight RIR decision': Belfast Telegraph Noel McAdam
Unionists Play The Blame Game: The News Letter Stephen Dempster And Alistair Bushe
Military move heralds end of era: BBC Brian Rowan
Editorials
DUP to outline devolution stance: BBC
US Ambassador calls for IRA actions: UTV Internet
Measure history by small changes: Daily Ireland Anne Cadwallader
What the IRA statement means on the streets: (from the Sunday Tribune, Jul 31) Suzanne Breen
Dumping arms in N. Ireland: US News & World Report Roger Simon
Robinson warns of no surrender: Belfast Telegraph Peter Robinson
They've done it their way ... or have they?: Belfast Telegraph Gail Walker
IRA spin doctors may be in for a shock: Chicago Sun Times John O'Sullivan
Time to tell Sinn Fein enough is enough: Irish Independent Sam Smyth
Surrender of dreams: The Guardian Niall Stanage
The war is over – cue unionist panic attack: (from the Irish News) Susan McKay
Editorials
The Discreet Charm of the Terrorist Cause: Washington Post Anne Applebaum
Empey critical of Policing Board move: RTE
Fresh Campaign To Free Strabane Republican: Derry Journal
Release O'Hare appeal: Daily Ireland Conor McMorrow
Organisers reject SF plea to cancel Ballymena parade: Daily Ireland Connla Young
UVF boss 'is informer': Daily Ireland Ciarán Barnes
Miami killer is honoured: Daily Ireland Zoe Tunney
Diplock court system to be ended: Belfast Telegraph Chris Thornton
Tuesday, August 2
Britain Will Halve Troops in Northern Ireland: New York Times Brian Lavery
Radical plan to cut security in North unveiled: The Irish Times Dan Keenan
Garrison to be halved as Army winds up longest operation: The Times Michael Evans
DUP demands meeting over regiment: BBC
Sinn Fein demands demilitarisation paper: UTV Internet
Divis Spypost is next to go: (from Irelandclick.com) Ciara McGuigan
RIR faces 'decent and honourable' end: BBC Brian Rowan
Sinn Fein must work with police, says chief: The Times David Sharrock
'Join the PSNI' Archbishop urges: Daily Ireland Jarlath Kearney
Tourists and locals welcome IRA's 'historic' statement: (from Irelandclick.com) Damien McCarney
Peter Hain 'Last mile of ending the conflict is the most difficult': The Independent (Aug 1) Colin Brown
Who will fill IRA vacuum?: Sunday Business Post (Jul 31) Barry O'Kelly
Great result – or grand political deception?: (from the Irish Times, Jul 30) Frank Millar
This war ruined most of our lives and it was for nothing: (from the Sunday Tribune, Jul 31) This article was listed yesterday with the wrong journalist and wrong publication. Suzanne Breen
Provos were always killers without a cause: Sunday Business Post (Jul 31) Vincent Browne
Requiem for the IRA: Boston Globe (Aug 1) Padraig O'Malley
Usual suspects hauled in to snipe at Shinners: Daily Ireland Damien Kiberd
The war is over so go home and eat your tea: (from the Irish News) Tom Kelly
Rewriting the Past to Suit the Present: The Blanket Mick Hall
Editorials
Grim warning on loyalist feud: Belfast Telegraph David Gordon
Feud killing fuels fears of attacks on nationalists: Daily Ireland
Appeal follows 'sectarian' attack: BBC
Sinn Fein hails Dail speaking rights plan: UTV Internet
Moving towards and beyond idea of unity: (from the Irish News) Roy Garland
Dossier on loyalist paramilitary murder sent to UN and US: Irish Examiner Alan Erwin
Apologise: (from Irelandclick.com) Martin Morgan
Victim's commission promised: Irish Examiner
EU peace funding 'could be lost': BBC
New Wild Geese with Enterprise culture: Belfast Telegraph
Monday, August 1
DUP under pressure to deal with Sinn Féin: Irish Examiner Harry McGee
IRA testing period could be extended: UTV Internet
Sinn Fein demand ban is lifted on £500,000 in MPs' allowances: The Herald Michael Settle
IRA's 'on the runs' to become 'The Forgiven': Sunday Life (Jul 31)
Tough stance on criminality was crucial, says Taoiseach: Irish Independent Fionnán Sheahan
Pope hails 'beautiful news' IRA is renouncing violence: The Scotsman Chris McAuley
IRA move 'powerful and welcome': BBC
IRA begins destruction of weapons: Sunday Business Post (Jul 31) Barry O'Kelly and Pat Leahy
IRA arms move by end of month: Irish Independent Fionnán Sheahan
More watchtowers to be demolished: BBC
DUP may challenge Kelly's jail release: Sunday Life (Jul 31)
Now the real dealmaking begins: Sunday Business Post (Jul 31) Paul T Colgan
Can the IRA make politics work where bombs failed?: The Herald Michael Settle
Irish America won over by Adams: Sunday Business Post (Jul 31) Niall O'Dowd
A sour reaction: Sunday Life (Jul 31) Lynda Gilby
Statement gives hope that war is finally over: (from the Irish News) James Kelly
After Sunningdale, the IRA was fighting the wrong war: Sunday Business Post (Jul 31) Tom McGurk
A united Ireland is inevitable: The Guardian Roy Hattersley
Editorials
I.R.A. Pledge Seen as Potential Model for Other Conflicts: New York Times (Jul 30) Jim Dwyer
In Britain, shift in fight against terror stirs mix of emotions: Boston Globe (Jul 29) Charles M. Sennott
Blair's two faces of terrorism: The Observer (Jul 31) Geoffrey Wheatcroft
Two Faces of Terrorism: Is One More Evil Than the Other?: New York Times Alan Cowell
A nightmare ends, another nightmare begins: The Guardian (Jul 29) Jonathan Freedland
From Belfast to Beirut Good news at last: The (Lebanon) Daily Star (Jul 30) Rami G. Khouri
IRA's saga shows terror must be ended from within: Newark Star-Ledger (Jul 29) John Farmer
IRA's new course shows terrorism can be defeated: Cleveland Plain Dealer (Jul31) Elizabeth Sullivan
Unionists warn of sanctions against 'All-Ireland parliament': UTV Internet
Third victim of loyalist feud had survived murder bid six years ago: The Independent David McKittrick
Three arrests in loyalist inquiry: BBC
UVF 'seeking to destroy rival loyalist group': Irish Examiner Dan McGinn
LVF smoked out after barbecue: Sunday Life (Jul 31) Alan Murray
Bobbies in bandit country: Sunday Life (Jul 31) John McGurk
Policing is too vital for a hasty move: Daily Ireland (Jul 30) Editorial
Service celebrates life and work of murdered Miami Showband members: Irish Examiner Dan McGinn
The mystery of the Miami murders: Sunday Business Post (Jul 31) Tom McGurk
Blame for armed raid on family pointing to IRA: Irish Independent Breda Heffernan
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