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Thursday, January 15
Blair's NI deadlock pledge: BBC
McGuinness on Swiss address: UTV Internet
Time to dispatch that man Spellar: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
The Process of 'Constitutionalisation': The Blanket (Jan 11)
Breandán Morley
Still no date for Cory Report release: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
MP fears Cory report 'editing': UTV Internet
Hamill family still playing long, weary waiting game: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
Coming clean on collusion: (from the News Letter)
Suzanne Breen
Report delay is inexcusable: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Minister challnged on Sinn Fein funding: UTV Internet
Book to Throw New Light on Spy: The News Letter
Martin Ingram
Key Collusion Witness Accuses IRA of Intimidating his Family: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Dallat defies 'no go' areas: Belfast Telegraph
Kim Kelly
Loyalist inmates protest at Maghaberry prison: RTE
Standoff threatens UK prisons: BBC (Jan 13)
Brian Rowan
Brother of MI6 Officer Tracked Down IRA Killers: The News Letter
Strangers in a strange land - an emotion running through veins of Ireland's history: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
The Irish of the World: National Review Online
John Derbyshire
New angle for Bloody Sunday play: Belfast Telegraph
Suzanne Rodgers
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Evidence distortion allegation 'inadmissible': UTV Internet
IRA man threatened to kill me - ex-Provo: Belfast Telegraph
Gary Kelly
Wednesday, January 14
DUP Will Not Be Allowed to Wreck the Agreement: Derry Journal
Unionism has to open up to progressives: (from the Irish News, Jan 12)
Roy Garland
Time for the 'Private Army' to Wind Up: The News Letter
Editorial
The challenges facing Ulster's new top judge: Belfast Telegraph
Stephen Livingstone and Kieran McEvoy
Finucane family in court battle: The Guardian
Angelique Chrisafis
Cory report still under wraps: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Politicians join families in call over Cory findings: (from the Irish News)
Government must act on Cory call: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Scappaticci sues People for libel: Sunday Business Post (Jan 11)
Barry O'Kelly
A Subtle But Brilliant Use Of The IRA: The Blanket (Jan 11)
Anthony McIntyre
SF's all-Ireland poll bid dismissed as 'fantasy': UTV Internet
Race attacks 'adding to North's bad reputation': Irish Independent
David Quinn
Race hate on rise in NI: BBC
Man on Real IRA charge 'subject of murder probe': Irish Independent
Diarmaid Mac Dermott
Three are shot in legs in separate attacks: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
Real IRA men 'disciplined': Irish Independent (Jan 13)
New body to examine paramilitary attacks: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
North's prison officers in key meeting: RTE
Barron Report error claims: Sunday Business Post (Jan 11)
Paul T Colgan
Fire Service Anger Over Flags Claim: Derry Journal
Bloody Sunday Inquiry costs hit £127m: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
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Ex-IRA man reveals identity at Bloody Sunday probe: UTV Internet
Tuesday, January 13
Trimble condemns review 'sham': BBC
Parties discuss Agreement review: UTV Internet
Battle Lines are Drawn for Review: The News Letter
Ciaran McKeown
Alliance could not set jelly!: Sunday Life (Jan 11)
Lynda Gilby
Shifts and rifts on North's political landscape: Irish Independent
Sinn Fein and SDLP must come to terms with reality: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Co-operative Politicians Key to Assembly: The News Letter
Editorial
Judge Cory tells families he backs inquiries on killings: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Finucane family go to High Court in Belfast: RTE
Inquiries 'approved' for Ulster murders: Sunday Life (Jan 11)
Chris Anderson
Sectarian violence gives way to racism: Boston Herald (Jan 12)
Jim Dee
Graves of republicans desecrated as hatred persists beyond death: Irish Independent
David McKittrick
Hoax alert at graveyard: BBC
Loyalists blamed for murdering dad of two: Belfast Telegraph
Marie Foy
Call for Policing After Boy Shot: The News Letter
INLA gang threatened to rape my son: mum: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
Sir George Quigley to be quizzed on parades problem: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
No Conversions: The News Letter
Sandra Murphy
Sir Brian Kerr, techno judge ready for change: Belfast Telegraph
John Hunter
A Tale of Two Cities: (from Irelandclick.com) — Fixed 11am
Danny Morrison
The hand of history falls on 'phony Tony': (from the Irish News)
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Inquiry told of brush with death: Belfast Telegraph
Larry Deeney
Inquiry protects ex-IRA witnesses: The Scotsman
Angus Howarth
Saville inquiry is too costly by far: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Monday, January 12
No coaltion with Sinn Féin - Kenny: RTE
New delay expected in Colombia 3 verdict: Irish Echo
Stephen McKinley
McKevitt has legal aid claim revoked: Sunday Life (Jan 11)
Alan Murray
INLA linked to shooting: BBC
Thugs drive out blacks in Belfast 'ethnic cleansing': Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Troubles Hid Our Prejudice: The News Letter (Jan 8)
Sandra Murphy
Call to scrap 'unfair' funding system to Northern Ireland: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 8)
Chris Thornton
Civilians to Take over Prison Officer Jobs: The Scotsman
Ian Graham
Pupils Shun Cross-Community Work: The News Letter (Jan 8)
Karen Quinn
When Britain wanted to demilitarise Ulster: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 6)
Chris Ryder
Ulster prey on Tigers as Paisley defends the Sabbath: The Irish Times
Johnny Watterson
GAA stars asked to leave Omagh club: Irish Independent (Jan 9)
History Repeating Itself: The Blanket
Eamon Sweeney
Exclusion of Christianity 'would mean cold house for Churches': Irish Independent
David Quinn
Film recreates Omagh atrocity and its aftermath: Irish Independent
Elaine Keogh
Sunday, January 11
McGuinness wants Agreement backed: UTV Internet
Burnside returns with warning to party: Belfast Telegraph
Ashleigh Wallace
Exit of sceptical politicians: BBC
Mark Devenport
It's too late for Trimble to start saying 'no': Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
The day may well have come for SF/IRA: Sunday Independent
John Drennan
Provos 'cause of crime': Sunday Independent
Deirdre Crowley
Dems Focus on Irish Positions/ 'Green' U.S. Embassy Smacked by State: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Adams to make St. Patrick's speech at Notre Dame: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Tame Bulls In The China Shop: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
Britain's 'Culture of Concealment': Derry Journal (Jan 9)
Life in a city that has much to offer: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Kneecapping of 14-year-old causes outcry: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
'Real IRA denial can't be trusted': (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
IRA torture houses unearthed by victims' pressure group: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
Drumcree plan merits support: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
The soldiers' tale: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Call to scrap 'unfair' funding system to Northern Ireland: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 8)
Chris Thornton
Policing reform is badly needed: Sunday Independent
Should Croke Park host 'other' sports?: (from the Irish News)
Patrick Murphy
GAA stars asked to leave Omagh club: Irish Independent
Slugger O'Toole, the Irish internet blogger: Irish World
Peter Kelly
Saturday, January 10
Smyth & Burnside retake Party Whip: UTV Internet
An insider's view on the UUP - The knives are out for Trimble: Belfast Telegraph
Alex Kane
UUP troubles 'far from over': (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Math makes a deal attractive to DUP: Irish Echo
Paul Colgan
Jeffrey Bolts the Party: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Editorial
United on Road to Nowhere: Derry Journal (Jan 6)
Editorial
Whither the SDLP?: Belfast Telegraph
Christopher Montgomery
This is the Right Time to Demonstrate Our Maturity: The News Letter
Ciaran McKeown
Drumcree peace talks planned for South Africa: Irish Independent
John Devine
No end to Drumcree despite trip invitation: UTV Internet
Racist war of the loyalist street gangs: The Guardian
Angelique Chrisafis
Racist crimes are a blot on society: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
UVF denies involvement in racist attacks: RTE
Hoods need not try to pull the wool over our eyes: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Our destiny depends: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
'Quiz Fulton' on Omagh Bomb: The News Letter
Omagh bomb trauma study: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Northern electorate unlikely to get vote: (from the Irish News, Jan 8)
William Scholes
New Inquiry into UDR Man's Killing: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Ombudsman must be established: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Friday, January 9
Taoiseach pushes North review: Irish Independent
Senan Molony
SDLP Says Plan is Dangerous While DUP Greets It: The News Letter
Alliance slams SDLP over voluntary coalition plan attack: UTV Internet
Following a complicated course of action to arrive at simple truth: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 5)
Malachi O'Doherty
Success a sign of the new reality: (from the Irish News)
Jude Collins
We Want to Know About Provo Guns: The News Letter
Ross Smith
Professor blasts 'school barriers': Belfast Telegraph
Kathryn Torney
Father vows to clear son's name: (from the Irish News)
William Scholes
SF man's fury at judiciary 'bias': Belfast Telegraph
Police handling of marches comes under the spotlight: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Roots of Irish problems lie with British identity crisis: Irish World
Paul Donovan
Peter Robinson, deputy leader of the DUP, unrepentant over party road block: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 7)
Ashleigh Wallace
'We Were Just Lambs to the Slaughter': The News Letter (Dec 24)
Gemma Murray
Working to give the Old Firm a new look: Belfast Telegraph
Alison Logan
March 17 a Day for All Irish People: The News Letter
Editorial
1973 State papers
Minister took part in covert meetings: (from the Irish News, Jan 2)
Eamon Phoenix
Thursday, January 8
SF 'likely' to snub paramilitary monitoring committee invite: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Nationalist concern at powers of monitoring body: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Review Weapons First and Then Get Down to Details: The News Letter
Ciaran McKeown
Review offers second chance - Alliance leader David Ford: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Alliance party to meet Taoiseach today: RTE
Sinn Fein sets out agenda for talks on deal: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Unionists will refuse to 'play ball': (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Shadow of the gun has not gone away: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Donaldson under pressure to hold by-election: UTV Internet
The men behind wee Jeffrey: (from the News Letter)
Suzanne Breen
Honour is key word in Unionist defection row: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
What chance of Donaldson healing 30-year unionist rift?: Belfast Telegraph
Steven King
Redrawn boundaries to make life difficult for Sinn Fein: Irish Independent
Brian Dowling
McDowell tears down the Chinese walls: Irish World
Tom Griffin
Why Taoiseach Bertie Ahern is concerned about Sinn Fein: Belfast Telegraph
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Provos/SDLP/Dublin Securing Partition: The Blanket
Liam O Comain
Alleged IRA spy ring trial adjourned: Irish Independent
Ivan McMichael
My son is not an informer, says mum: Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald
Platform to Tackle Sectarian Problems: The News Letter
Karen Quinn
Forever the unionist -with a small 'u', that is: The Guardian (Jan 6)
Rosie Cowan
NIO biased, says Hutchinson: Belfast Telegraph
Don't Reign on Our St Pat's Parade: The News Letter
Billy Kennedy
Wednesday, January 7
Time to rebuild trust - Murphy: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Formal launch of North's Monitoring Commission: RTE
SF MLA slams monitoring body: UTV Internet
MP 'deceived' voters says Trimble: BBC
Trimble battles to pick up the pieces: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
The Electorate Wants Change: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
DUP enemy claim 'taken out of context': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Molyneaux protege and former UDR man 'will go places': (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
Leadership Challenge Prediction: The News Letter
Ciaran McKeown
Unionism is again at the crossroads: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
'IRA kidnap victim' was agent for police, court told: The Independent
David McKittrick
Fine Gael TD would govern alongside SF: (from the Irish News)
Valerie Robinson
Forces in climbdown on deaths evidence: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Why compulsory Irish is wrong in any language: Belfast Telegraph
Sean Kearney
No council funding for St Patrick's Day event: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
DUP politicians found guilty of obstruction: UTV Internet
Three acquitted of terror charges: BBC
Petrol bomb attack 'sectarian': Belfast Telegraph
Prison officers back strike threat: BBC
Martin O’Neill MBE, OBE, ETC: (from the Irish Examiner)
Danny Morrison
1973 State papers
London told not to raise IRA arms issue with Soviets: Irish Independent (Jan 2)
Bernard Purcell
Welsh militants 'posed IRA-style terrorist threat': Sunday Telegraph (Jan 4)
Chris Hastings and Gary Anderson
Tuesday, January 6
Paisley top dog at last as defectors shift the balance: The Guardian
Angelique Chrisafis
Sinn Fein dismissive of defections to DUP: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Paisley set to build on UUP defections: The Scotsman
Alison Hardie
Rivals’ plan spells trouble for Trimble: Irish Examiner
Dan McGinn
Donaldson’s defection is blow for Trimble: The Herald
Michael Settle
Why we opted to join the DUP: Belfast Telegraph
Jeffrey Donaldson
Is the party finally over for David Trimble?: Irish Independent
Mixed blessings of Donaldson move: BBC
Mark Simpson
Defection was inevitable but major blow to peace process: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Unionism and the Donaldson factor: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
No Assembly Without Unionist Unity: The News Letter (Jan 3)
Billy Kennedy
Ahern 'out of touch' over claim of conflict: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Farewell, Good Friday agreement: The Guardian
Christopher Montgomery
Confidence Essential: Derry Journal (Jan 2)
Editorial
Weasel-Worded Provo Jargon Offers No Hope: The News Letter (Jan 2)
Editorial
Restore assembly 'to boost economy': BBC
Colombia trial group raises serious worries: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Father of victim was murdered by the IRA: (from the Irish News)
UDA issues chilling jail warning: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
Celtic squirms at the OBE: Sunday Independent (Jan 4)
John Chambers
1973 State papers
Gap 'much too wide between planter and Gael' says official: (from the Irish News, Jan 1)
Former NI governor found Bloody Sunday report 'narrow' and 'confused': (from the Irish Times, Jan 2)
Richard Bourke
Monday, January 5
NI future 'bleak' without devolution: BBC
Irish PM hints at Ulster voting change: The Guardian
Nicholas Watt
Work of Monitoring Commission to start: RTE
Ahern open to some 'sensible changes' to Agreement: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
A new year brings new hope for accord: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Donaldson announces move: BBC
Politics for a portacabin!: Sunday Life (Jan 4)
Lynda Gilby
'Back to streets' the price idle Assembly cannot afford: Irish Independent
Scap blows the lid: Sunday Life (Jan 4)
Ciaran McGuigan
British Anti-Insurgency: The Blanket (Nov 10)
Liam O Comain
Ulsterman's 'red mist' signal for PM Blair: Sunday Life (Jan 4)
Stephen Breen
Anger over Sinn Fein wages: The Scotsman
Alison Hardie
Locked down!: Sunday Life (Jan 4)
Alan Murray
Bloody Sunday inquiry will take another year: The Times
Christopher Walker
Gaddafi deal reveals IRA arms shipments: Sunday Life (Jan 4)
1973 State papers
Claudia arms seizure blamed on Provo carelessness: Irish Independent (Jan 2)
Clodagh Sheehy
Entitling British troops to shoot citizens envisaged: (from the Irish Times, Jan 2)
Richard Bourke
The Stormont Papers: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 1)
Ben Lowry
Outrage over FitzGerald's call for more Catholics in civil service: Irish Independent (Jan 2)
John Devine
Sunday, January 4
Troops in Ulster are banned from wearing the flag: Sunday Telegraph
Sean Rayment
Don't write Trimble off just yet, Dr Paisley: Sunday Independent
Ken Maginnis
New year promises same-old, same-old: (from the Irish News)
James Kelly
These foolish things: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Republicans stuck in a time warp: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Adams's week-long US visit raises $1.5m: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
The Politics of Terror: (from the Irish Examiner, Dec 31)
Danny Morrison
Prostestants flee as Newry turns 'entirely Catholic': The Sunday Times
Siobhan Maguire
MBE for para angers Bloody Sunday relatives: The Observer
Henry McDonald
True courage means not bowing to blackmail from the usual suspects: Sunday Independent
Emer O'Kelly
'Bombs put hundreds at risk': Belfast Telegraph
Kim Kelly
Teenagers shot in separate attacks: BBC
When politics become a family run business: (from the Irish News, Dec 31)
Bimpe Fatogun
SDLP's Irish plan 'a non-starter': Belfast Telegraph
Gary Grattan
Difficult terror prisoners face transfer to Britain: The Sunday Times
Chris Ryder
Northern naming now less 'a label': (from the Irish News)
Anne Madden
Immigration is changing the face, heart of Ireland: Baltimore Sun
Walter Ellis
1973 State papers
US feared Troubles would cause UK civil war: Sunday Herald
Neil Mackay
Co-operating on the Border against a common enemy: Sunday Independent
Ronan Fanning
Mountbatten murder suspects on leaked list: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Cosgrave's 'softer line' failed to fulfil Britain's high hopes: Sunday Business Post
Rory Rapple
Saturday, January 3
Ahern 'optimistic about progress': BBC
Weapons worth their weight in gold: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Sinn Fein's outflanking of SDLP could backfire: Irish Independent
Conor Cruise O'Brien
Finger-pointing is not the answer: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Adair is accused of running smear campaign against UDA: The Independent
Alan Erwin
FBI urged not to put IRA gang on trial: Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll
2004 'must bring closure to families of Disappeared': (from the Irish News)
Anne Madden
Land battle looms for Maze jail site: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh and David Gordon
Alliance in new call to end 50:50 recruiting: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
1973 State papers
Whitelaw thought UDA 'less vicious' than the IRA: (from the Irish News)
Eamon Phoenix
Heath was told Irish ministers were 'timorous': (from the Irish Times, Jan 2)
Richard Bourke
How Ted Heath showed more political courage than our leaders: Irish Examiner
Ryle Dwyer
Lynch to Heath - 'We can't afford North right now': Irish Independent (Jan 2)
Bernard Purcell
British army penetration of IRA shown in file passed to Cosgrave: (from the Irish Times, Jan 2)
Richard Bourke
Troubles refugees were 'prepared' for a holiday: (from the Irish News)
Aeneas Bonner
The story of Sunningdale: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 1)
Brian Walker
Time when future looked decidedly bleak: Irish Independent (Jan 2)
Friday, January 2
IRA denies blame for Ulster impasse: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
IRA warn leaders on failure to deliver: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Paisley closes door on republicans until IRA sheds weapons: The Scotsman
John Innes
Defending the Union all day, every day an epic mistake: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Peace process faces tricky year: BBC
Mark Simpson
Hopes and fears ring in New Year: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Look back and learn: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Police reforms watchdog bids Ulster farewell: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Ahern offers Bush the EU hand of friendship: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna & Conor Sweeney
Catholic Church criticised by bishop: Belfast Telegraph
David Quinn
Dublin grant for Pat Finucane centre: Belfast Telegraph
1973 State papers
British 'should have made' Bloody Sunday payout: Irish Independent
Bernard Purcell
Britain planned tougher shoot-to-kill powers: The Irish Times
Richard Bourke
Senior IRA arrests 'discouraged': BBC
Dominic Casciani
Attitude of unionist leader Faulkner left Dublin baffled: Irish Independent
John Devine
Faulkner held secret talks with Irish: (from the Irish News)
Eamon Phoenix and William Scholes
Lack of real understanding overshadowed crisis period: Irish Independent
No protest to Libya at IRA gun shipments: Irish Independent
Lorna Reid
Thursday, January 1
IRA 'concern' over peace process: BBC
Ulster Unionist fault lines still running deep: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Growing pressure for Special Branch reform: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Erwin
Ex-Mountie takes reins of PSNI oversight body: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
Year of change in store at home and abroad: Belfast Telegraph
Steven King
Rocking back and forward in 2003: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Happy Xmas From Little England: The Blanket (Dec 12)
Eamon Sweeney
Row over MBE for former UVF chief: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
Not honour but disdain in New Year list: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Ireland passes population milestone: BBC
James Helm
Hit me with your rhythm stick: The Independent
Simon Tait
Hounded by bigots, over a message of goodwill: (from the Irish News)
Valerie Robinson
1973 State papers
Warning of 'flaws' in NI inquiry: BBC
Dominic Casciani
The general, the IRA leader and the plot to assassinate Edward Heath: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Paisley a barrier to progress, warned Heath: Irish Examiner
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