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Wednesday, January 15
Trimble and Adams meet over impasse: BBC
Assembly poll hinges on a deal: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 13)
Editorial
'Willie Hay Test is No Test' - Insists DUP Leader: Derry Journal
Empey Claims DUP Ranks are Split: The News Letter
Who will step into Egan’s shoes now?: (from the Irish News)
Ray O'Hanlon
Orde vows to clear loyalists off streets: Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll
McCartney warns Orde over loyalists: BBC
Lowry claims must be answered: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Fullest Investigations Needed into Claims by Ex-Branch Man of Political Interference: The News Letter
Editorial
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Adair claims his detention is a breach of human rights: Irish Independent
Adair deserves a deterrent sentence: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
McKevitt trial will go ahead, says judge: Irish Independent
John Maddock
Adams to voice electoral concerns: BBC
Adams accused of failing 16,000 constituents: Irish Independent
Alan Erwin
Struggle to cope with Ulster anarchy: The Times
Richard Ford
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Heath denies plan to shoot Bogside rioters: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
The gait may be ponderous, but not the intellect: Daily Telegraph
Neil Tweedie
Heath takes centre stage over Bloody Sunday: The Times
Valerie Grove
Bloody Sunday - Heath may have heard, spoken and seen no evil: Sunday Business Post (Jan 12)
Eamonn MacDermott
Bloody Sunday decision 'mad': UTV Internet
Tuesday, January 14
Stormont talks to be 'intense': Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Sinn Fein raises hopes on Ulster talks: The Herald
Michael Settle
Trimble calls for republicans to move: UTV Internet
Sympathy for crutch-bearer is running out: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
UUP MP warns Trimble: UTV Internet
Hay's Sinn Fein comments reflects reality: Sunday Business Post (Jan 12)
Anton McCabe and Paul T Colgan
Belfast special branch chief claims MI5 had him ousted: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Election Forecast Nonsense, Says MP: The News Letter
May elections 'to go ahead': UTV Internet
US Women Politicians to Meet Parties: The News Letter
Adair’s men say feud will continue: The Sunday Times (Jan 12)
Liam Clarke
After Adair, Will the Secretary of State Add to List of Inmates with their Licences Revoked?: The News Letter
Editorial
'Mixed Grill' Attacks are all about Turf War - MLA: The News Letter
Eight deny membership of dissident republican group: Irish Independent
Diarmaid MacDermott
Continuity IRA behind firebomb: BBC
Widow's outrage over RIRA calendar: (from the Irish News, Jan 10)
Sharon O'Neill
Journalist 'froze' at murder claim: UTV Internet
Unionists protest against building of Ulster mosque: The Times
David Lister
Royal crest disappears from courts: (from the Irish News)
Heath to appear at Bloody Sunday inquiry: BBC
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Soldier 'questioned' Army gun rules: BBC
Monday, January 13
Paramilitaries told there's no place for them in new Ireland: Irish Independent
Ian Graham
Murphy to hold talks with DUP: BBC
Paisley and Adams? Don't rule it out yet: Irish Independent
John Devine
Pressure on Sinn Fein grows: The Blanket (Jan 8)
Tommy McKearney
'Sinn Fein wanted a Special Branch scalp': Daily Telegraph
Philip Johnston
Shooting the messenger: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
Anger at 'Reckless' PSNI - Claims Strabane Sinn Fein Councillor: Derry Journal (Jan 10)
Stevens sees key witness: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Some home truths about spying: Irish Democrat (Jan 2003)
Editorial
Major builder favored as Irish envoy: Boston Globe
Anne E. Kornblut and Susan Milligan
Chicago Businessman New Ambassador?: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Niall O'Dowd
North-south trade 'essential to economy': UTV Internet (Jan 9)
Judges rap UK on 'shoot-to-kill': Irish Independent (Jan 11)
Ivan McMichael
Terrorist Adair 'will challenge jail return': The Times
David Lister
Tribute to Terry: (from Irelandclick.com, Jan 9)
Catherine Morrison
Community split by religion class row proposes plan for new school: Irish Independent (Jan 11)
Katherine Donnelly
Peace Award for Holy Cross Priest: The News Letter (Jan 8)
Mandy McClenaghan
Northern Ireland has teen's eyes smiling: Arizona Republic (Jan 9)
Sectarianism 'caused by poverty' says archbishop: Scotland on Sunday (Jan 12)
Stephen Fraser
Why politicians love to hate the sectarian blight: The Scotsman
Katie Grant
Sunday, January 12
IRA statements speak volumes with omissions: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
IRA at 'crucial' stage in disarmament talks: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Trimble is unionists only option: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
SDLP merely hoping for scraps from SF's table: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
Back to old routine: (from the Irish News)
James Kelly
Snoopers can target civil servants: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Adair to challenge prison move: BBC
Adair's arrest won't end feud: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Decline and fall ... and a sordid turf war: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Loyalist killer admits to being RUC informer: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Outgoing Ireland envoy speaks of frustrations: Boston Globe (Jan 11)
Ross Kerber
A lesson in living together: Belfast Telegraph
John Hunter
Anger over McCauley wedding: Limerick Leader
Keith Watterson
Murders that Brought Terror to Inishowen: Derry Journal (Jan 10)
Ian Cullen
A different gun law: The Observer
Henry McDonald
John 11:35 springs immediately to mind: (from the Irish News, Jan 9)
Newton Emerson
British brigadier quizzed over killing of Finucane: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Gaelic — The End?: The Sunday Times
Emily O’Reilly
Army 'link' to Dublin bombings: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
1972 State papers
When Catholics Were 'to Be Removed': Washington Post
Kathleen Cahill
Clipping the wings of Prods and Provos: Sunday Independent
Ronan Fanning
Saturday, January 11
IRA statement nothing to fume about - Durkan: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
No thaw at Stormont: BBC
Mark Devenport
IRA feels the pressure as ballot box beckons: Irish Independent
Conor Cruise O'Brien
Must grasp the poisoned chalice: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
IRA Statement Proves that Terror Threat Remains Central Means to their Political End: The News Letter
Editorial
IRA must take share of blame: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Election deadline looms over talks: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Senior officers back 'paranoid' Ulster: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Orde criticised over US comments: BBC
Dry your eyes, Hugh: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Alliance tackles the threat of sectarianism and segregation: (from the Irish News, Jan 9)
William Graham
Blair 'still has time for Ulster': Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Loyalist terrorist `Mad Dog' Adair back in Irish jail: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
'Mad Dog' Adair arrested in attempt to quell loyalist feud: The Independent
David McKittrick
We will crush Adair and White - Feud will not end until these two are taken out of the equation – UDA Commander: (from Irelandclick.com)
Johnny Adair: Notorious loyalist: BBC
Bomb making factory found in Carrickfergus: UTV Internet
Unionists must reject feud: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
'Holy Cross' death was manslaughter: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Relatives scream abuse as women who killed boy cleared of murder: Irish Examiner
Gary Kelly
Whatever his faults, Ted Heath does not deserve this grilling: Daily Telegraph
Tom Utley
FR. Chesney was not 'On The Run' Claim Friends: Derry Journal
Friday, January 10
IRA message to 'volunteers' casts shadow over Blair peace move: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Upbeat mood as leaders plan Ulster summit: The Guardian
Nicholas Watt and Rosie Cowan
IRA in an unreal world, says Trimble: Irish Examiner
Deric Henderson
IRA may yield a bit, says Adams: The Times
David Lister
Vital peace talks ahead, says SF: Irish Examiner
Andrew Woodcock
IRA rejects demands: BBC
Brian Rowan
IRA message is short on the facts: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Reinstate the assembly now: Irish Democrat
Bobbie Heatley
Take your partner...: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
Sinn Fein 'should join board': BBC
Hay 'has exposed split' in the DUP: (from the Irish News)
Roddy McGregor
Crucial evidence was withheld in Finucane murder case, claims Met chief: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
I'll face UDA cowards, says Adair: Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald
New loyalist strike unit: UTV Internet
Witness 'too afraid' to pick accused in ID parade: Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald
Down to the specifics of Irish Unity: (from the Irish News)
Jude Collins
Minister pledges to publish findings of Omagh inquiry: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Some Orde officers 'want him to fail': UTV Internet
Mandarins are still stuck in a rut: Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann
State’s sordid secrets: (from Irelandclick.com)
Des Wilson
Family’s anger at 'double standard': (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
McAuley's release 'bolt from the blue' for minister: Irish Independent
Thursday, January 9
IRA condemns 'unrealistic ultimatums': The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
PUP walks out of NI talks: BBC
Weather hits Sinn Fein, Blair talks: Irish Independent
John Devine
Home truths obscured by dense trees: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Parties should get a move on: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Durkan on May election: UTV Internet
British may delay vote on assembly: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
Fianna Fail's 'fanciful' NI election bid: UTV Internet
Little talk of politics on streets of loyalist Belfast: Irish Examiner
John Breslin
'Mad Dog' Adair survives bomb attack on home: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Back yard bombing a rude shock for Adair: The Times
David Lister
Loyalist feud worsens with looting, pipe bomb attack: Irish Independent
John Devine
School Closure Won't be on Agenda - Troy: The News Letter
Nicola Mathers
We didn't mean to hurt widow, says bride of garda killer: Irish Independent
Anita Guidera
Saville case in appeal court: Belfast Telegraph
Heath to face Inquiry next week: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett
'Conscience pay' claim is slammed by bishop: (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
Claudy Inquiry decision to follow probe: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
1972 State papers
Document: British saw UDA as playing ‘constructive’ role: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
Wednesday, January 8
Stormont decision sought by Trimble: Daily Telegraph
Toby Helm and Thomas Harding
Hopes boosted as Trimble agrees to meet Sinn Fein: The Guardian
Nicholas Watt and Rosie Cowan
Adams and Blair in London talks: BBC
DUP 'ready to do business' with republican movement: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
DUP accuse UUP: UTV Internet
GFA not the only, but best, show in town: (from the Irish News)
Breidge Gadd
Where are missing voters? - Mitchel McLaughlin: Derry Journal
‘New year, same old arguments’: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
March deadline for poll verdict: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Alliance calls for new NI flag: BBC
Loyalist party pulls out of peace talks: The Scotsman
Jeanette Oldham
Loyalist war of words on Holy Cross bomb: Belfast Telegraph
Claire Regan and David Gordon
Murder was 'present' for terror leader: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Plans to murder priests' revealed: UTV Internet
Council rejects SF move on jails: Belfast Telegraph
Andrea Clement
Real IRA tensions erupt in jail clash: (from the Irish News)
Valerie Robinson
Extra £40m for PSNI: UTV Internet
O'Loan backs Orde's bid to use CS spray: Belfast Telegraph
Councillor's remarks all been heard before - Bloody Sunday Centre: Derry Journal
Call to halt Bloody Sunday inquiry rejected: UTV Internet
1972 State papers
The day the mob burnt the embassy: Sunday Independent (Jan 5)
Ronan Fanning
Tuesday, January 7
Trimble to meet Blair amid push to restore devolution: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
SDLP leader calls for an end to 'blame-game': RTE
DUP in call for new Assembly elections: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
DUP could become official voice of unionism after poll: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Excluding Sinn Fein 'won't work': UTV Internet
Parade body in plea for more talking: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Holy Cross pipe bomb raises fear that loyalists may revive dispute: The Independent
David McKittrick
Loyalists deny pipe bomb attack: UTV Internet
Holy Coss Row is put under tough TV scrutiny: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Appeal by murder victim's girlfriend: BBC
NIO agrees 'pay deal' for Omagh informant: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
We Need our Own Schools - Dawson: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
A Northern majority for Irish unity is not too remote to be of relevance: The Blanket (Dec 27)
Paul A. Fitzsimmons
Garda killers will not be released: Irish Independent
Senan Molony
Omagh report author to quit O'Loan's office: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Soccer row over sign of the cross: The Guardian
Gerard Seenan
Windsor Park songs of hate: (from Irelandclick.com)
1972 State papers
Diplomats sent to strike deal with key arms trader: Irish Independent (Jan 2)
Lorna Reid
‘Man shall not live by bread alone’: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Monday, January 6
IRA needs to disband say unionists: UTV Internet
SF delivers peace process assessment: RTE
No place in system for terror tactics, Taoiseach warns: Irish Independent
Senan Molony
Bust-Up - Adair stands down deputy after row: Sunday Life
Hammering Dissent: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
Anger as garda killer is freed to marry: Irish Independent
Grainne Cunningham
Fianna Fail to discuss future NIA election strategy: Sunday Business Post
Sean Mac Carthaigh
Irish language ‘on the brink of extinction’: Irish Examiner
Vivion Kilfeather
1972 State papers
Official feared evidence on arms fund put his life at risk: Irish Independent (Jan 3)
Papers show British Army gave IRA £300: RTE (Jan 2)
No sympathy in Stormont for Bloody Sunday victims: Irish Independent (Jan 2)
Bloody Sunday failed to upset security pact: Sunday Independent (Jan 5)
Ronan Fanning
Sunday, January 5
FG leader warns of SF/IRA threat to State: Sunday Independent
Don Lavery
Extension of no-jury trials raises civil rights fears: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Friendly persuasion the next step to new Ireland: Sunday Business Post
Martin Mansergh
The grim toll of loyalist slaughter in 2002: Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald and Jim Cusack
Adair expected to seek revenge in UDA feud: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
Intelligence flood aids crackdown on loyalist feud: The Sunday Times
Chris Ryder
Blair Trying to Defend Indefensible in McBride Murder - Mark Durkan: (from Irelandclick.com, Jan 3)
Andrea McKernon
Orde calls for police to be armed with CS sprays: The Sunday Times
Chris Ryder
Previous links discouraged: (from the Irish News, Dec 30)
Aeneas Bonner
Tiocfaidh ar la for Sinn Fein's calendar pin-ups: Sunday Independent
Declan McCormack
IRA killer released for wedding: UTV Internet
Church denies Claudy payments: (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
1972 State papers
Population transfer? It's the Irish way: Sunday Telegraph
Kevin Myers
So close to cataclysm: The Observer
Henry McDonald
The year the Brits lost their heads: (from the Irish News)
James Kelly
Lynch used secret IRA contacts in 1972: Sunday Independent
Papers show IRA was Lynch's crucial asset: Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
Saturday, January 4
Cut in troops if SF backs police: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Political Platform: (from Irelandclick.com)
Alex Maskey
Hair-raising stuff: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Building on peace: Irish Independent
Editorial
2003 must be a turnng point: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
Loyalist war fears after new murder: The Guardian
Jamie Wilson
Police 'must act' on loyalist feud: BBC
Loyalists killed own member for 'treason': Irish Independent
Alan Erwin
Death the penalty for speaking out: (from the Irish Times)
Suzanne Breen
Belfast's feuding loyalists: BBC
Mark Simpson
DUP hit out at use of civilian guards to boost street police: Irish Independent
George Jackson
Taxing the terrorists: Irish Independent (Jan 3)
Editorial
Lowering the flag of sectarianism: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Bishop's role in Claudy queried: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett
1972 State papers
Army 'would have incensed mob' at arson of embassy: Irish Independent (Jan 3)
Lorna Reid
Repartition plan an 'act of lunacy': (from the Irish News)
William Scholes
Daft idea versus reality of today: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 2)
Editorial
Heath agreed secret arms deal with Gadaffi: Financial Times (Jan 2)
Jimmy Burns
Friday, January 3
Be positive over devolution talks: McGuinness: Belfast Telegraph
Irish unity is a dream with a deadline: (from the Irish News)
Jude Collins
From Pig to Man and Man to Pig: The Blanket
Tommy Gorman
Belfast shooting 'part of loyalist feud': BBC
Maginness says SDLP making the running on issues of Justice: (from Irelandclick.com)
Allison Morris
Irish speakers feeling neglected - de Brun: Belfast Telegraph
Paul Dykes
Jailed terror boss hit with demand for EUR750,000 tax: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
MI5 men face live questions on Bloody Sunday: The Times
Christopher Walker
Tricolour on Scots' banned list: Irish Independent
Hell of Ulster pushed me over the edge: Daily Record
Anna Smith
1972 State papers
Thatcher contemplated repartition: Belfast Telegraph
Ben Lowry
British plan to carve up north 'just pub talk': (from the Irish News)
William Scholes
Doubts that linger 30 years on: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
GAA was 'fundraising front' for Provisionals: (from the Irish News)
Valerie Robinson and Eamon Phoenix
Crucial lessons to be learned from history: Irish Independent (Jan 2)
James Downey
Thursday, January 2
NI 'looking back to the future': BBC
Mark Simpson
Dealing with dynamics of division: Belfast Telegraph
Steven King
Census shows that change will be rapid: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
The segregation that still pervades Northern Ireland: The Independent
David McKittrick
Two questions for 2003: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
‘We have to find ways of dealing with all the arms’: Irish World (Dec 20)
Tom Griffin
The party's over, Johnny: Sunday Life (Dec 29)
Sectarian attacks condemned: Irish Independent
Patsy McArdle
Parades edict is necessary: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
1972 State papers
Shock plan for Ulster 'Absurd': Belfast Telegraph
Ben Lowry and Brian Walker
Why plans to play 'race card' against Irish were dumped: Irish Independent
Bernard Purcell
Inside Government - Internment: Belfast Telegraph
Ben Lowry
Coverage of atrocity outraged Downing Street: Irish Independent
Bloody Friday was the final straw that led to Motorman: (from the Irish News)
Rift over law and order led to declaration of direct rule: Irish Independent
John Devine
Wednesday, January 1
New Year messages in North focus on violence: RTE
Devolution plea to NI parties: UTV Internet
Opportunity for peace - McGuinness: UTV Internet
Precious time drifting away for GFA: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Hopes dashed, not lost: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
We can have a new era too: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Murphy defends Parades Commission: UTV Internet
Former Civil Service head is Knighted: BBC
Rights body to scrutinise the Republic: (from the Irish News)
William Scholes
UDA urge loyalists to attend feud-linked victim's funeral: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Soon to exit, Egan lauds US Ireland policy: Boston Globe (Dec 31)
Ross Kerber
Smyth plea for party unity: Belfast Telegraph
Marie Foy
Omagh families condemn republican calendar: UTV Internet
1972 State papers
Revealed: the plan to move 300,000 Catholics out of Northern Ireland: The Herald
James McKillop
Heath made plans for 'ethnic cleansing' in Ulster: The Times
David Lister
Polite Adams impressed official: The Times
Alan Hamilton and John Crossland
Adams, young man of peace: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Papal clash over internment: Daily Telegraph
Philip Johnston
Distraught Lynch in Bloody Sunday demand: The Times
John Crossland
Army could recruit 50,000 men in North, said Hume: Irish Examiner
Caroline O’Doherty
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