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Wednesday, August 15
I was asked to join Alliance group – Purvis: The News Letter
Paisley to block Irish Language Act: Ireland.com
SDLP could be all shook up on Dublin road: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Westminster – real value for Sinn Fein: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
We are on the right road: Derry Journal
Editorial
Weed out the bigots, demands Jeffrey after sectarian taunts: Belfast Telegraph
Connla Young
Thousands unite in call for truth: Irelandclick.com
Evan Short
SF leader should 'tell all that he knows': The News Letter (Aug 11)
NW contingent at 'March for Truth' rally: Derry Journal
Political wilderness or is it game on?: Irelandclick.com
Editorial
'Republicans shouldn't point the finger': The News Letter (Aug 11)
Omagh trial was a farce – relative: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
IRSP commemoration: Derry Journal
Operation Re-Write: The Blanket
Mick Hall
Fury after judge lets gun-running accused go on a Donegal holiday: Belfast Telegraph
Ashleigh Wallace and Claire Regan
90% against Aer Lingus transfer from Shannon: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
Aer Lingus pilots plan strikes over move to Belfast: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Why the N. Ireland comparison doesn't fit: Jerusalem Post
Herb Keinon
Scotland's SNP government outlines independence plan: The Irish Times
Frank Millar
Tuesday, August 14
Sinn Fein man is an IRA killer, claim unionists: Sunday Life (Aug 12)
Chris Anderson
Sinn Fein 'could take seats in the Commons': Belfast Telegraph
Sam Lister
Fianna Fáil Tuaisceart – The Republican Party's Trojan Horse in the Six-Counties?: (from the Hibernian Magazine)
Neil McCarthy
MacCionnaith rubbishes SF/residents rift rumours: Sunday Life (Aug 12)
Chris Anderson
Boys on the march: The News Letter
Unionists tell Sinn Fein to focus on the IRA's bloodiest atrocities: The News Letter
'Come forward and tell us what went on': Sunday Life (Aug 12)
Stephen Breen
Victims ask Adams – where is our truth?: The News Letter (Aug 11)
'What about IRA men and state collusion?': The News Letter (Aug 11)
Ritchie's threat sees talks put on hold: Sunday Life (Aug 12)
Alan Murray
Dallat 'warned' of threat to life: BBC
Dallat not 'intimidated' by loyalist death threat: Belfast Telegraph
Will Ellison
Strong line the right one with parasitic UDA thugs: (from the Irish News)
Tom Kelly
Ahern urged to stop funding loyalist community project: Belfast Telegraph
Thomas Devlin's Mother Speaks Out: UTV Internet
Ahern loyalist grant clarified: BBC
A bit of plane talking: Belfast Telegraph
Pól Ó Muirí
Belfast cemetery signs bid 'offensive': (from the Irish News)
GAA needs to change its biased image: The News Letter (Aug 10)
Valuable lessons from Ireland: Philadelphia Inquirer (Aug 13)
Bob Martin
Monday, August 13
No more sitting as both judge and jury in NI: The Scotsman
Graham Greig
Irish nationalism reduced to status of Irish dancing: (from the Irish News, Aug 11)
Patrick Murphy
Trouble spots can learn from Northern Ireland peace pact: Daily Nation (Kenya)
Chege Mbitiru
Loyalist schemes get green light: Irelandclick.com (Aug 10)
Áine McEntee
Bail refused to neighbourhood watch claim man: (from the Irish News, Aug 9)
Truth Rally addressed by Adams: UTV Internet
Row over Omagh memorial plans: Irish Independent
BBC quiz on sectarianism gave out wrong answers: (from the Irish News, Jul 28)
Diana Rusk
Aer Lingus goes for peace dividend: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Belfast shines as Shannon whines: Sunday Tribune (Aug 12)
Richard Delevan
National carrier's cross-border stealth mission a complete failure Ill-concealed jubilation, particularly among the triumphalist DUP in Belfast, makes it a harder to sell: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
Sunday, August 12
UDA will not decommission before Northern minister's 60-day ultimatum: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
Last wake-up call for UDA diehards: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Police attacked with petrol bombs: BBC
Ex-IRA prisoners to host Apprentice Boy: Derry Journal (Aug 10)
End of The Troubles: The Hindu
Mike Marqusse
McClenaghan in talks call: Irelandclick.com (Aug 10)
Alana Fearon
Omagh bomb trial described as a 'farce' by victim's husband: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
Omagh – the questions that still need answering: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
INLA man feigned friendship but ordered my death: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Truth costs nothing but cover-up's expensive: Irelandclick.com (Aug 10)
Editorial
Chapel graffiti 'deplorable act': Ballymoney Times
Human rights boss backs 1982 triple murder probe: Irelandclick.com (Aug 10)
Áine McEntee
Stormont welcomes move to Belfast: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
No easy way out for ministers on Shannon: Sunday Business Post
Editorial
Contrary to opinion, I am politically consistent: Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
Irish teens share Boca home to learn of peace: South Florida Sun Sentinel
Liz Doup
Murdered garda's family deserves the full truth. What's the problem?: Irish Examiner (Aug 11)
Ryle Dwyer
Saturday, August 11
UDA sticks to its guns: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
UDA is in 'last chance saloon': BBC
SF criticise Ritchie move: UTV Internet
The UDA has to go away: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
UDA pays the price: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Policing powers ...more a case of when than if: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Restorative justice groups making a difference: Irelandclick.com
Áine McEntee
The 'yes' factor: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Withdrawal? What withdrawal?: Irelandclick.com
Des Wilson
100 days... and didn't they do well?: Belfast Telegraph (Aug 9)
Editorial
Ógra Shinn Féin hold demilitarisation rally: Ulster Herald
Pace quickens in the search for tragic truth: Irelandclick.com
Damian McCarney
Truth is for all the people: Irelandclick.com
Martin Morgan
GAA forms anti-bigotry task force: Belfast Telegraph
Connla Young
Election spending 'no guarantee of success': The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Council votes to hang Queen (back on wall): Belfast Telegraph
Victor Gordon
Parade organisers vow to march next year unless funding granted: (from the Irish News)
Maeve Connolly
Murals should remain in Ulster: The News Letter
Cross-border trade is worth £2bn annually: The News Letter
Richard Sherriff
Southerners 'using free health care in the north': (from the Irish News, Aug 9)
Seamus McKinney
School row father asks – - 'Why just single out my daughter?': Derry Journal
Aer Lingus here at last: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Tory MP wants federation of UK parliaments: The Herald (Aug 10)
Michael Settle
Friday, August 10
Exclusive poll shows public back top Ministers to the hilt: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Unionists debate a move to opposition: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
DUP supporters approve of work being done by McGuinness – poll: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
PSNI's first Cross invite: Newry Democrat
'Don't equate terrorists with victims' – says Campbell: Derry Journal
Ministers clash at Belfast debate: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Tyrone republicans to "March for Truth": Ulster Herald
Truth last big issue to be resolved in conflict: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney
Ghosts just won't go away: Irelandclick.com (Aug 7)
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir
Long way to go before SF free of foot-in-mouth: (from the Irish News)
Newton Emerson
I'll go back but GAA must stamp out abuse, warns star Darren: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Confronting bigotry – GAA leads by example: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Loyalist funding decision due: Ireland.com
Commission blasted over Drumcree 'delay': The News Letter
Parade organiser blames Commission: Ballymena Times
Flags and tensions lowered ahead of Dunclug bonfire: Ballymena Times
FAIR 'will not back down' despite talks: Newry Democrat
Hamill hearings to proceed after legal issue resolved: Ireland.com
Senator talks back on 'victim' mindset: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Omagh marks ninth anniversary of bombing: Ulster Herald
Mark McKelvey
State to replace missing plaque of UVF founder: Irish Independent
Brian Hutton
Thursday, August 9
Empey urges end to consitutional politics: Ireland.com
Group to petition the Queen to halt Stormont power-sharing: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Commission blasted over Drumcree 'delay': The News Letter
Mayor in respect plea ahead of parade: Derry Journal
Troublemakers stay away: Derry Journal
Don't build bonfires – call: Irelandclick.com (Aug 7)
Evan Short
Doubts cast over target of pipe bomb: The News Letter
Philip Bradfield
The '50p' handshake says it all about UDA: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Flag-flapping loyalists not waving but drowning: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Dissidents 'behind' recovered explosives: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Cost of RIRA attack reaches £10m: (from the Irish News)
Suzanne McGonagle
Adams criticised over black ribbon march: RTE
Adams attacked over comments on victims: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Adams recalls terror of plastic bullets: Ireland.com
Tribunal to address cops' postal excuse: Sunday Life (Aug 5)
Ciaran McGuigan
GAA player who quit over abuse lured back on to field: Irish Independent
Eugene Moloney
What people will do next still remains one of life's greatest unknowns: Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
Bigotry proving hard to eradicate: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Harris is 'bracing' himself for Féile debate: Irelandclick.com (Aug 7)
Damian McCarney
It's all to play for as businesses try to make their point: Irish Independent
Willie Dillon
McCoist fears ban on Rangers' travelling fans: The Guardian (Aug 6)
Ewan Murray
Online bid to give football bigots the boot: The Scotsman (Aug 8)
John Robertson
Wednesday, August 8
Bogside residents meet with police over parade concerns: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Stonethrowers attack Boys HQ – Tourists under siege in Memorial Hall: Derry Journal
The cultural diaspora in Londonderry: The News Letter
Editorial
DUP man calls for end to 'feuding': (from the Irish News)
Allison Morris
Ex-LVF chief blames UVF for depot blaze: Sunday Life (Aug 5)
Stephen Breen
The PSNI won't be going away like the army: Derry Journal
Absent -- with leave: Fort Worth Star-Telegram (Aug 7)
Editorial
Stepping stone to unity: Irish Democrat (Jul 21)
Ken Keable
PSNI come under attack in Craigavon: Ireland.com
Adams keen on truth commission: Ireland.com
Wright case legal challenge refused: (from the Irish News)
Ashleigh Wallace
Family calls for inquiry into garda's murder: RTE
Bloody legacy of internment and the Troubles still live on: (from the Irish News)
Marie Louise McCrory
Football and bigotry drama 'is just as relevant today': Belfast Telegraph
Matthew McCreary
Children failing to gain from Belfast's peace dividend: The Guardian
Anger in Shannon, joy in Stormont: Irish Independent
Grainne Cunningham
'Fly Saltire higher – or army has to go': The Scotsman
Louise Gray
Tuesday, August 7
Re-run of Love Ulster march is rejected after secret talks: Irish Independent
Senan Molony
Sectarian violence can end: Newark Star-Ledger (Aug 5)
John Farmer
Parties must not revert back to past dissensions: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Out of N. Ireland: Toredo Blade (Aug 6)
Editorial
£1 million won't go far in weaning UDA off crime: (from the Irish News)
Tom Kelly
Get kids into the paramilitaries ... that's the Christian youth groups: (from the Irish Daily Star, Aug 6)
John Coulter
Brother of Nelson says families face being vilified: (from the Irish News)
Homes attacked by sectarian mob: The News Letter
Rebecca Black
Explosive revelations must spark inquiry – McCord: Sunday Life (Aug 5)
Stephen Breen
Belfast murals hailed as 'best tourist attraction in the UK': UTV Internet
Murals have a troubled story to tell: The News Letter
Editorial
So who are the killers?: Irelandclick.com (Aug 3)
GAA player will 'name sectarian abusers': Sunday Tribune (Aug 6)
Terry McLaughlin
Brennan needs to get tough and kick sectarianism out of GAA: Sunday Tribune (Aug 6)
CIRA – We are not behind death threat: Irelandclick.com (Jul 27)
Áine McEntee
Aer Lingus crosses the border to fly from Belfast: The Times
David Sharrock
Northern Ireland Seeks Jump-Start: Wall Street Journal
Andrew Peaple
Star Keane takes Ulster kids for special coaching: Belfast Telegraph (Aug 1)
Lesley-Anne Henry
'John Hume City of Derry Airport': Derry Journal (Jul 24)
Gerry Murray
Monday, August 6
Hardline loyalist planning anti-DUP protest: Sunday Life (Aug 5)
Stephen Breen
Funding is for loyalist communities . . . not paramilitary pockets: Sunday Life (Aug 5)
Frankie Gallagher
UDA leader – We've shot ourselves in the foot: Sunday Life (Aug 5)
Brian Rowan
Parades body restricts dissident republican march: (from the Irish News, Aug 4)
Maeve Connolly
Love Ulster planning a cultural event for Dublin: (from the Sunday Times, Aug 5)
Liam Clarke
To the victor the spoils and an obscene legacy: (from the Irish News, Aug 4)
Patrick Murphy
British troops in N. Ireland 1969 – 2007: Daily Mirror (Aug 1)
Kevin Toolis
N Ireland SAS hero looks back: The Sun (Aug 1)
Andy McNab
Royal Scots recall fight for peace: Edinburgh Evening News (Aug 1)
Joanna Valley
Enemies are now sitting side by side: Worcester News (Aug 1)
Editorial
Not every lesson from Operation Banner is transferrable: (from the Sunday Times, Aug 5)
Liam Clarke
N. Ireland leader brings news of peace: Cincinnati Enquirer (Aug 5)
Patrick Crowley
A matter of time before INLA kills innocent person, say gardaí: Irish Examiner
Cormac O'Keeffe
Agents given 'free reign to murder': Sunday Life (Aug 5)
Stephen Breen
Brother of man murdered by soldier in 1983 wants answers: (from the Irish News, Aug 4)
Parents of murdered Army agent demand face-to-face with spymaster: Sunday Life (Aug 5)
Chris Anderson
Murder inquiry is a 'sham' – girlfriend: Irelandclick.com (Aug 3)
Protestant quits Gaelic football accusing fellow players of bigotry: The Times
David Sharrock
Heading south now a smooth ride: The News Letter (Aug 2)
Editorial
Pupil's father battles the 'Gaeilge Taliban': Irish Independent
Jason O'Brien
Sunday, August 5
Ceremony marks end of Operation Banner: UTV Internet
The long goodbye: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
Bereaved in Northern Ireland will not forget: Sunday Telegraph
Olga Craig
The wrong force in the wrong place for 38 years: Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
Beware the next chapter in Ulster's troubled story: Scotland on Sunday
Gerald Warner
Paisley blasts the rioting UDA 'thugs': Belfast Telegraph
Victoria O'Hara
UDA should disarm and 'get lost', says Mad Dog: The Observer
Henry McDonald
New world that may not be too far away: Belfast Telegraph (Aug 3)
Brian Rowan
Police protecting the peace for us all: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Nationalists seek ban on marches outside churches: (from the Irish News, Aug 2)
Barry McCaffrey
Good atmosphere and fancy dress adds to band parade fun: The News Letter (Aug 2)
News of 'Twelfth' reaches Sardinia: Derry Journal
'Sectarian attack' on two houses: BBC
Nine held in anti-subversive operation: RTE
No anonymity for former RUC men at Hamill inquiry: (from the Irish News, Aug 1)
Belfast's forgotten Bloody Sunday: Irelandclick.com (Aug 3)
Damian McCarney
Sinn Fein has hijacked the history of Ulster: The Sunday Times
Peter Taylor
Bogside murals – 'living witnesses' to history: Derry Journal (Jul 30)
Street talk: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Rangers on rack as sectarian chanting mars win: Scotland on Sunday
Andrew Smith
Lesser of two evils: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
Saturday, August 4
UUP MLAs 'may quit': The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Party 'must not abandon policy they went to the people on': The News Letter
Deputy sings out praises for leader Paisley: Irish Independent
Gordon Deegan
Bombs, gunfire and war: Cincinnati Post
Mark Neikirk
Major Mike's memories of 'The Troubles': York Press
Charlotte Percival
Final symbolic changing of guard: BBC
Vincent Kearney
The Irish 'Troubles' continue: National Post (Aug 3)
John O'Sullivan
A withdrawal to cheer: Edmonton Journal (Aug 2)
Editorial
Priests on patrol 'a stunt' – Fr. Canny: Derry Journal
Paisley slams 'paramilitary evil': BBC
Just who is in control of UDA?: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
UDA 'lining their pockets': Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
No excuse for orgy of destruction: The News Letter
Editorial
UDA cash now indefensible: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
CRJ schemes announced for loyalist areas: UTV Internet
Plans for Love Ulster Parade cancelled: RTE
March for Truth will highlight collusion: Irelandclick.com
Damian McCarney
Club to lodge complaint over player's sectarian slur allegations: Irish Independent
Mick Breslin and Shane Hickey
Abused GAA player gets Croke invitation: Belfast Telegraph
The hallowed trophy named after Protestant Sam Maguire: Irish Independent
Dealing with GAA's bigots: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
The bigots must be seen to pay a high price for their insults: Irish Independent
Getting in the way of a good story: Irelandclick.com
Concubhar Ó Liathain
Tony Blair – a penitent Catholic: New Statesman
Sholto Byrnes
Ancient royal marriage law 'should be changed': Daily Telegraph
Brendan Carlin and Jonathan Petre
Applying lessons of Northern Ireland: Toronto Star
Editorial
Friday, August 3
Motive behind Army base plans 'political': The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Cost factors cited for siting of army bases: (from the Irish News)
No misty eyes about 'Banner': Ulster Herald
Editorial
We've come a long way: Derry Journal
Editorial
New group set up to oppose DUP: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Police call to withdraw £1m UDA grant: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
UDA 'must take responsibility for tensions in estate': Irish Examiner
Dan McGinn
UDA told to lower tension on riot estate: The News Letter
Kilcooley's disgrace: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Labour pact has made SF kosher in south: (from the Irish News, Aug 1)
Brian Feeney
Crossmaglen crime crackdown: UTV Internet
One agency untouched by sweeping change: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney
Sectarianism – View from the street: Belfast Telegraph
Matthew McCreary
Sectarianism in the GAA is 'utterly wrong': Irish Independent
GAA must weed out and ban the bigots: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Ulster football fans hit out at Kielty's claims: Belfast Telegraph
Matthew McCreary
'End bonfire culture': Newry Democrat
Report due on probe of Beragh-born cop's death: Ulster Herald
Mark McKelvey
Irish language speakers hit out at Poots' comments: Irelandclick.com (Jul 31)
Damian McCarney
IRA training haunts Colombia's guerrilla war: Daily Telegraph
Jeremy McDermott
Unionist U-turn over South's roads: The News Letter
Ulster is moving up on the fast track: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Peter Phillips may renounce succession: Daily Telegraph
Jonathan Petre
Thursday, August 2
Moving army bases 'is ethnic cleansing': Irish Independent
Sacrifice of bomb squad praised: The News Letter
David Young
Money conquers all in North as the soldiers finally head home: Irish Independent
Martina Devlin
History must decide: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Operation Banner soldiers deserve grateful cheers, not our ungracious jeers: Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
Banner year for Ulster: Washington Times
Editorial
Hopes for normality as Army leaves: The News Letter
Editorial
BBC coverage of Army withdrawal 'one-sided' – MP: The News Letter
UUP will discuss opposition move: BBC
The quiet lessons of Northern Ireland: Boston Globe
Louise Richardson
Report – Appointment was a sop to the DUP: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
Shots fired during Bangor clashes: RTE
Moves to end UDA feud with meeting: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Dissident republicans told to call off parade: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
The rebirth of Glenbryn: Belfast Telegraph
Helen Carson
Protestant GAA star hounded out by vile taunts: Irish Independent
Alan Erwin and Fergus Black
We're still as sectarian as ever, claims Paddy: Belfast Telegraph
Victoria O'Hara
Now, we're the poor relations: The News Letter
Wednesday, August 1
Longest military campaign winds up: The News Letter
Police don't need British military now, says chief: Irish Independent
Ian Graham
Closure marks sea-change in security levels: (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
Dermot Ahern welcomes NI army scale down: UTV Internet
Final curtain falls on army's 38-year campaign in north: (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
The longest tour of duty is over: The Independent (Jul 31)
David McKittrick
No fanfare… but after 38 years a chapter of history is closed: The Herald
From tea and biscuits to the longest 'war' in history of Britain's military: Irish Independent
Social posting 'turns to chaos': BBC
Vincent Kearney
My memories of 'a job well done': The Herald
Neil Griffiths
British terrorist campaign over: Irelandclick.com
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir
Troops out of Ulster: The Herald
Editorial
Ombusdman 'needs to weed out informants': Evening Echo
Consign all terrorism to history: The News Letter
Editorial
MLA in warning over unified policing plan: The News Letter
Faith in the police... clergy on patrol: BBC
Hamill case sent back to Belfast court: Ireland.com
Hamill family demand 'open' inquiry into mob killing: Irish Independent
Gareth Morgan
Minding their languages: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Garda will help Omagh case – Lenihan: Ireland.com
Elaine Edwards
Palestinian teens to meet Omagh relatives: UTV Internet
Army takes valuable lessons to Iraq and Afghanistan: The Guardian
Richard Norton-Taylor and Owen Boycott
The lessons Northern Ireland holds for Iraq: The Independent
David McKittrick
The futility of fighting an unwinnable war: The Herald
Ian Bell
Making peace not war: The Guardian
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