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Tuesday, December 31
Challenge over IRA's 'arsenal for 1,500': Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald
'Must make politics work' - McLaughlin: UTV Internet
Back battle against violence in North, mourners told: Irish Examiner
Dan McGinn
Adair faction scoffs at rumours of move: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Man questioned over feud murder: BBC
Wright inquiry is set to begin in February: (from the Irish News)
William Scholes
LVF challenge: Sunday Life (Dec 29)
Stephen Gordon
IRA gunmen calendar condemned by unionists: Irish Independent
Disgruntled IRA gangsters raided Dublin arms dump: Sunday Independent (Dec 29)
Liz Walsh
Fianna Fail in Derry has a head start: (from the Irish News)
Roddy McGregor
New ideas can only be good: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Dublin 'snubs' Omagh widower: Sunday Life (Dec 29)
Chris Anderson
Monday, December 30
Bloodbath fear in loyalist feud as gangs run riot: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Adair gang takes feud to families: Sunday Life (Dec 29)
Mad Dog barks out festive greetings: Irish Examiner
Ted Oliver
Heating up N. Ireland's cold cases: Toronto Globe and Mail
Alan Freeman
Ambassador's small role shouldn't have been a shock: Boston Herald (Dec 29)
Jim Dee
Ulster at the crossroads: Sunday Life (Dec 29)
Editorial
FF set for talks with SDLP that could end in a merger: Irish Independent
Senan Molony
Board 'is split' on Lowry probe: Sunday Life (Dec 29)
Alan Murray
Provos set thugs on out-of-control members in south: Sunday Independent (Dec 29)
Jimmy Guerin
Provo torture boss was ex-army!: Sunday Life (Dec 29)
Ciaran McGuigan
Push over secret organisations: UTV Internet
Sunday, December 29
All parties must work for deal, urges Hume: Belfast Telegraph
Ciaran O'Neill
When will our kindergarten politicians finally grow up?: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Politicos waste yet another year: (from the Irish News)
James Kelly
Hope springs eternal but outlook is gloomy: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Battle to face over policing - Attwood: UTV Internet
Egan quits as envoy to Ireland: Boston Globe
Charles M. Sennott and Ross Kerber
New envoy to Ireland sought as Egan quits: Boston Herald
Ellen J. Silberman
Security forces on high alert as fears rise over Loyalist feud: Scotland on Sunday
Brian Brady
Does Natalie's father know who shot the boy she loved?: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Clergy meet loyalists in bid to halt feud terror: Belfast Telegraph
Two injured 'in loyalist feud': BBC
Rearrest UDA members now: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
IRA now holds enough guns for 1,500 terrorists: Sunday Independent
Jimmy Guerin, Don Lavery & Liz Walsh
Sinn Fein celebrates new year with terror calendar: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
New Labour accused of racism in refusing members from Ulster: The Observer
Henry McDonald
FF set to organise in the North and fight elections: Sunday Business Post
Sean Mac Carthaigh
Gardai allowed Strabane bomb, report alleges: Sunday Independent
Jimmy Guerin & Jim Cusack
Call to publish 1970 IRA arms trial details: (from the Irish News)
Valerie Robinson
Labour, FG seek Arms Trial review: Sunday Independent
Kevin Moore
Saturday, December 28
UK urges Dublin to join EU police deal on Border: The Irish Times
Mark Brennock
SDLP all-Ireland policing call: UTV Internet
SDLP urges new term for Patten monitor: Belfast Telegraph
Ian Graham
SDLP accuse DUP: UTV Internet
Unionists' rising star rules out deal with Sinn Fein if party triumphs at polls: The Times
Top loyalist's nephew shot dead in UDA feud: Daily Telegraph
Ted Oliver and Sandra Laville
Belfast execution heralds new war among loyalists: The Times
David Lister
No winners in the loyalist feud: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Two injured in separate attacks: BBC
US envoy 'felt left out of peace talks': Irish Independent
Friday, December 27
Congress' Irish committees frequently on common ground: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Census results: a blow to republican strategy?: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
Ulster's balance: Boston Globe (Dec 26)
Editorial
Eames warns on lack of hope: Belfast Telegraph
Can there be 'peace on Earth'?: Chicago Tribune (Dec 25)
Editorial
Trying not to back himself into a corner just yet: Fortnight
Robbie Meredith
Belfast victim 'mistaken for Catholic': The Times
David Lister
Adair sends sinister 'festive' greetings: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
2002 - 'ingredients of a spy thriller': BBC
Brian Rowan
Guns and Roses: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
Inquiry moves into new phase: BBC
Paul McCauley
Prosecution altered witness statement in Arms Trial: The Irish Times
Mark Brennock
Adams' Peace Hope: Totally_Jewish.com
Justin Cohen
Thursday, December 26
Turbulent year for politics: BBC
Mark Devenport
Divided Ulster needs a new impetus: The Times
Can Ireland Unite?: The Atlantic Monthly (April 1954)
John V. Kelleher
Provos have no intention of going away, you know: Sunday Independent (Dec 22)
John A. Murphy
Take It With A Pinch Of Salt: The Blanket
Tom Luby
Airing Adams 'boosts terror': Sunday Life (Dec 22)
Sinead McCavana
Sinn Féin threat forced Fianna Fáil about-turn: Sunday Business Post (Dec 22)
Pat Leahy
Wednesday, December 25
Time to end ‘two communities’ policy: (from the Irish News, Dec 20)
Message of hope in a world of pain: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Talks move as loyalist feud deepens: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
DUP man named in Stormont raid papers: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Soldiers reinforce police in hotspot: (from the Irish News, Dec 18)
Sharon O’Neill
Plan now for a United Ireland: Sunday Business Post (Dec 22)
Editorial
Former spy to call Orde as witness: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Paisley Claudy prediction: UTV Internet
Dirty Politics: The Blanket
Carrie Twomey
Equality law 'must include teachers': BBC (Dec 19)
Terrorist in line for EUR1m: The Sunday Times (Dec 22)
Maeve Sheehan
Irish claim new violence is escalating: San Francisco Examiner (Oct 1)
J. K. Dineen
Tuesday, December 24
Keep the faith with peace - Murphy: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Clouds on the horizon but spring is near: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Details of DUP men on seized papers: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Stormont mole suspect released: Irish Independent
DUP demands explanation from mayor over calendar: (from the Irish News)
James Stinson
Emotions still raw over Holy Cross: BBC
Mark Simpson
IRA told to admit Claudy bombing: Belfast Telegraph
Ciaran O'Neill
Minister 'knew nothing' of cover-up: BBC
New commissioner will oversee justice reform: (from the Irish News, Dec 19)
Victim's mother tells of the agony time doesn't heal: Irish Independent (Dec 21)
David Lister
Outfoxed in a hail of bullets: Irish Independent (Dec 14)
McCabe killers refused festive parole: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Cunning Irish republicans put a bomb under Beeb's song poll: The Sunday Times (Dec 22)
Celtic fans vote Irish song the greatest: The Herald
Ruairi O'Kane
Moves agreed to crack down on sale of sectarian football goods: The Scotsman (Dec 12)
John Staples
Monday, December 23
Donaldson calls for closer unionist links: UTV Internet
State Dept. Seeks More North Progress: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Sean O'Driscoll
Revealed - the true extent of spy ring: Sunday Life (Dec 22)
Alan Murray
Victory 2016 Plus 40 - Remember To Read The Small Print: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
No gift-wrapped solution to political crisis: (from Irelandclick.com, Dec 20)
Monica McWilliams
Taped street violence to go on sale: Sunday Life (Dec 22)
Loyalist chief targeted again: Irish Independent
Shankill pastor calls for end to loyalist feud: Belfast Telegraph (Dec 21)
Michael McHugh
Derry families demand answers on deaths: Sunday Business Post (Dec 22)
Eamonn MacDermott
Bid to have army expel McBride killers: Belfast Telegraph (Dec 19)
SDLP push for expulsion of soldiers: UTV Internet
Who was Father James Chesney?: BBC (Dec 20)
How Whitelaw walked a political tightrope over Ulster: Daily Telegraph (Dec 21)
Mark Garnett
Labour rapped over Irish 'irony': UTV Internet (Dec 14)
Is Dessie getting like a fox again?: Sunday Independent (Dec 15)
Jim Cusack
Blue shirts turn a shade of green at FG bash: Irish Examiner (Dec 20)
Fionnán Sheahan
Fine Gael v Sons of Erin row hits low note: The Sunday Times (Dec 22)
John Lee
Gore's departure disappoints Irish Dems: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
'No alternative' to plastic bullets yet: UTV Internet (Dec 19)
Sunday, December 22
Northern parties are filled with 'peaceful' presents: Sunday Independent
Irish-Americans warn Trimble must not dictate peace strategy: (from Irelandclick.com, Dec 20)
Máirtin Ó Muilleoir
The IRA is boring us into submission: Sunday Telegraph
Kevin Myers
It is time we saw the beam in our own eye: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
War of words but the real story is peace: The Sunday Times
Emily O'Reilly
Contrived crises, phoney and futile: (from the Irish News)
James Kelly
UUP-Tory pact would bring both down: Sunday Business Post
Niall Stanage
Durkan has tried to outwit Sinn Fein — and failed: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Chance of united Ireland depends on whom you ask: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Damned statistics: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Counting the days ahead: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
What we have -- we share: Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
Questions of birth: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Mowlam 'told of IRA's bomber priest': Sunday Herald
Susan McKay
Three more IRA priests in Claudy link: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Army accused of putting bugs in confessionals: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Questions to be answered: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Calls for Claudy Inquiry are right: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
The forgotten massacre: Annie's Bar remembered: Derry Journal (Dec 20)
All-Ireland economy needs plan to start now: Sunday Business Post
Sean Mac Carthaigh and Eamonn Quinn
‘Accusers should come forward’ - McGuinness: Derry Journal (Dec 20)
Legal battle looming over Irish directive: (from the Irish News)
Marie Louise McCrory
Alone again, naturally: (from Irelandclick.com, Dec 19)
Editorial
Saturday, December 21
Blair under new pressure over Sinn Fein: UTV Internet
Act On SF Now, Trimble Tells PM: The News Letter
Richard Sherriff and Gemma Murray
Trimble right to walk out over Farmleigh dossier leak: Irish Independent
Bruce Arnold
Mr Trimble does need some answers: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Surprise as US Ambassador tells Bush he wants to quit: Irish Independent
Alison O'Connor
Migration key to totting up the religious headcount: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Making sense of the Census: Belfast Telegraph
Graham Grudgin
The Union is Copper-Fastened by Census as Results Reveal the Will of the People: The News Letter
Editorial
Less than a third of civil servants: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O’Neill
Cosy conspiracy between the cardinal and the cabinet minister that let an IRA priest go free: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
The priest, the prelate, the politician and a bloody secret that festered for 30 years: The Independent
David McKittrick
Trimble demands IRA priest inquiry: The Times
David Lister
Family demand Claudy truth: UTV Internet
Campaigners now feel vindicated: (from The Irish Times)
Suzanne Breen
Bishop 'horrified' if bomb claims are proven: Irish Independent
Fergus Black
How Claudy became the 'forgotten' atrocity: Daily Telegraph
Sean O'Neill
Shedding some light on Claudy's mysteries: BBC
Kevin Connolly
Turbulent priest: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
Bomb attack on loyalist leader: BBC
MP admits he was interviewed for UDA press job: (from the Irish News)
Simon Doyle
Alleged IRA man who was jailed wins cash claim: Daily Telegraph
Joshua Rozenberg
'IRA spy' accused granted bail: BBC
Elation once again as Wolfe Tones top BBC world song poll: Irish Independent
Eugene Moloney
Friday, December 20
Trimble walkout hits talks: The Scotsman
James Doherty
Unionist walk-out 'regrettable': BBC
Trimble to demand ban on SF from new executive: The Irish Times
Frank Millar, Dan Keenan, Gerry Moriarty and Suzanne Breen
The Good Friday agreement's built-in flaw: Financial Times
Richard Bourke
Real IRA Will BE the Only Winners if Politicians Fail to Re-establish Devolution: The News Letter
Editorial
UUP should assert itself against DUP: Irish Examiner
Editorial
President slams IRA for Bogota bombing: Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll
Census hits republican hopes: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Value Hearts, Not Headcounts - Murphy: The News Letter
Unionists and nationalist clash over census: UTV Internet
Fascination of religion head count: BBC
Bob Osborne
The most historic census since 1920: (from the Irish News)
Aeneas Bonner
Lies, damned lies...and the census: (from Irelandclick.com)
Des Wilson
Census highlights case for tolerance: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Unionism rejuvenated: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
DMD drums could bang louder today: (from the Irish News)
Jude Collins
50:50 police recruitment slammed: UTV Internet
Maskey Branded 'Scrooge' Over Tree: The News Letter
10-year delay on Pearse Jordan inquest: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
McGuinness role still crucial issue: Irish Independent
George Jackson
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Bloody Sunday 'plot' denied by Carrington: Daily Telegraph
Joshua Rozenberg
Bloody Sunday 'fairly disasterous': UTV Internet
Thursday, December 19
North paper's disclosure causes political storm: The Irish Times
Mark Brennock and Dan Keenan
Push to intensify talks on North: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Sinn Fein TD calls on British government to implement GFA: UTV Internet
Secret file reveals IRA arming and recruiting: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Census reveals Northern Ireland's Protestant population is at record low: The Independent
David McKittrick
North moving closer to Catholic majority: Irish Examiner
Dan Buckley
Misuse of census feared: Belfast Telegraph
Catholics are winning the numbers game in Ulster: The Independent
David McKittrick
Sectarian head-counts always important: (from The News Letter)
Suzanne Breen
Don't shout 'bingo' too soon: Belfast Telegraph
Steven King
Counting Heads And The Dangers Of Losing Them: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
As the Census Results Loom, Some Unionists are Only Just Waking Up to the 1998 Victory: The News Letter
Editorial
Northern census - Talk of Irish unity must be avoided: Irish Examiner
Editorial
What Cheriegate means to Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Fresh demand for full inquiry into Nelson murder: (from the Irish News)
Steven McCaffery
Denounce Paramilitaries - Durkan: The News Letter
UDA chiefs out to isolate Adair: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
A message for a man of ill will: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Court moves to suppress identity of IRA mole: Irish Independent
Ivan McMichael
Time to target the crime lords: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
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Inquiry told of soldiers' lack of restraint: BBC
Wednesday, December 18
Ministers to review talks progress: BBC
Call on republicans to deliver: UTV Internet
Tory slams Ulster political parties: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
US has firm opinion on ‘Colombian farce’: (from the Irish News)
Ray O'Hanlon
The chutzpah of David Trimble: The Guardian
Niall Stanage
Our Prods get hot under the collar: Sunday Independent (Dec 15)
John O'Keeffe
UDA 'aware' of murder plot: BBC
Fir flies in UFF tree row: Belfast Telegraph
Ashleigh Wallace
Taylor backs Trimble on policing pull-out: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
SDLP backs police change: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Lawyer's 'killer will never be caught': UTV Internet
Don't Join RUC/PSNI: The Blanket (Dec 8)
Sean Matthews
Orde out of step: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
Derry PSNI open discussions with Scottish league: Derry Journal
SF woman faces call to soldier's tribunal: (from the Irish News)
Mac mafia sends 'hit' warning to Adair: Sunday Life (Dec 8)
Human rights body calls for new Garda ombudsman: Irish Independent
Nicola Anderson
Majority do not feel they are British: Daily Telegraph
Sarah Womack
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Soldier denies all 13 shot by army on Bloody Sunday: Belfast Telegraph
Tuesday, December 17
Protestants should have veto on united Ireland, says unionist MP: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
A united Ireland could be a reality: (from the Irish News)
Bimpe Fatogun
Protestants drop below 50% - SF claim: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
DUP tactics are a threat to unionism: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Cobain steps into Lowry row: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Unionist Hits Out at 'MI5 Provo Cover-Up': The News Letter
More powers for Police Ombudsman: UTV Internet
Board to shortlist for PSNI Deputy post: RTE
Jail move fury in Colombia 3 case: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Stevens team brief SF leadership: BBC
Fewer Murdered But 220 Paramilitary Shootings. Hardly a Perfect Peace: The News Letter (Dec 13)
Editorial
Loyalists threaten southern motorists: (from the Irish News)
Bimpe Fatogun
Mad Dog Illuminations Over-Shadow Shankhill: The News Letter
Adams' loyalist target claim: UTV Internet
Wife of Stormont accused lashes bail court block: (from Irelandclick.com)
Twin terror threat from Islamic and Irish groups: Daily Telegraph
John Steele
McKevitt in High Court move over documents on FBI man: Irish Independent
Ex-soldier 'abuse' case: UTV Internet
We Say: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
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Paras 'were showing example': BBC
Monday, December 16
Moves to convince unionists of peace continue: Irish Independent
Alan Murray
Positive politcs needed: UTV Internet
Bordering on the ridiculous: Sunday Life (Dec 15)
Lynda Gilby
Unionist voting habits warning: (from the Irish News, Dec 14)
William Graham
Trimble's links with Tories increase distrust on all sides: Sunday Business Post (Dec 15)
Paul T Colgan
McGimpsey on US terror view: UTV Internet
Sinn Fein leaders to meet Stevens inquiry team: RTE
Nationalist focus claim: Sunday Life (Dec 15)
EU cash boost for peace projects: BBC
Mad Dog under pressure may be looking for God: Irish Independent
David Lister
Adair's boys take a powder: Sunday Life (Dec 15)
O'Hare - 'Our 15 year nightmare': Irish Independent (Dec 14)
O'Hare claims 'war is over' for him: The Irish Times
Carol Coulter
O'Hanlon's Corner: Sunday Independent (Dec 15)
Eilis O'Hanlon
NIO attitude 'real body blow': Sunday Life (Dec 15)
Stephen Breen
Paramilitary thugs force 983 out of their homes: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
The Mob Buster: Sunday Life (Dec 15)
Forged licence scam link to IRA: Irish Independent
Elaine Keogh
Sinn Fein denies link to terror suspect: The Times
Stewart Tendler and David Lister
BBC poll to decide if Tones are No. 1: (from the Irish News, Dec 14)
William Graham
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