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Tuesday, July 15
Unionist grassroots chairmen consider talks to heal division: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Take the next exit off this rocky road: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Republicanism appears to have lost its spiritual base: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
North's monitoring body to be set up 'within weeks': Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Belfast Agreement the thin glue for a fragile peace: New Straits Times (Jul 13)
Shamsul Akmar
Furious McGuinness denies link to murder: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Informer ‘murdered on orders of SF man’: (from the Irish News)
William Scholes
U.K. checking data on journalist mistaken for Real IRA man: Haaretz
Sharon Sadeh
Real IRA suspect held in Israel may be the wrong man: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding, Harry de Quetteville and Anton La Guardia
'Terrorist' in arrest blunder is journalist on culture trip: Irish Independent
Tom Brady & Louise McCall
Principal calls for release of Chair of Board of Governors: (from Irelandclick.com)
Anthony Neeson
An Irishman in Israel: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
FBI agent wanted to be debriefed under hypnosis: Irish Independent
Diarmaid MacDermott
Having a jar at the Interface army bar: (from the Irish News)
Brian Campbell
Worrying prison protest: Derry Journal (Jul 11)
Editorial
New victims of bigotry in Northern Ireland - Belfast's Africans, Muslims and Chinese: The Independent
David McKittrick
Racism isn't the preserve of those tattooed loyalists: (from Irelandclick.com, Jul 12)
Robin Livingstone
Boy injured in sectarian attack: Irish Examiner
Ian Graham
Council votes to stamp out sectarianism: Belfast Telegraph
Larry Deeney
Claudy Family May Consider Civil Action: The News Letter
Clare Weir
BBC plans to put Saville inquiry on the screen: Belfast Telegraph
Monday, July 14
Rebel MP steps up attack on Trimble leadership: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
UUP could implode, warns Donaldson: Irish Examiner
Paul O’Brien
UUP urged to sever Orange Order ties: UTV Internet
N. Ireland peace is a fragile condition: Newark Star-Ledger
John Farmer
Recognising our own responsibility to help save Trimble and the Agreement: Irish Independent
Bruce Arnold
Orangemen reveal true colours for all to see: (from the Irish Times)
Suzanne Breen
No smoke without ire as unionism burns itself out and chokes on bitter infighting: Irish Independent
Finian Cunningham
The order has changed: Montreal Gazette (Jul 13)
Hubert Bauch
Music May be Key to Bridge Twelfth Divide: The News Letter
Editorial
Tape claims McGuinness murder link: The Sunday Times (Jul 13)
John Ware
Stakeknife 'told TV crew that McGuinness ordered killings': The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
'Chaotic' inquests in North spark anger: Irish Independent
Ulster's face of hate: Sunday Life
Ciaran McGuigan
Welcome to the place 'Mad Dog' Adair's family choose to call home: The Independent (Jul13)
Paul Kelbie
Israelis arrest suspected dissident Irish republican: The Irish Times
Deaglan de Breadún
Real IRA man arrested near Arafat base: The Times
David Lister, Michael Evans and Robert Tait
'Clear my name' says dying Kelly: Sunday Independent
Liz Walsh
Maze escaper in court challenge to kidnap charge: Irish Independent
No place for racism: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Sunday, July 13
Donaldson leads call to scrap Good Friday deal: The Observer
Henry McDonald
No place for Sinn Fein at Stormont - Orange Order: UTV Internet
Rebel MP says deal will fail: Sunday Life
Trimble besieged by Unionist diehards: Sunday Herald
Bridget Morris
Sceptics cook up 'dish of dissent': BBC
Mark Devenport
New rebel push to oust Trimble: The Sunday Times
Chris Ryder
'No time for musical chairs' - Empey: Sunday Life
Rebel Unionist trio abandon Stormont: (from the Irish News)
James Kelly
Dodds gives six principles for successful settlement: (from the Irish News)
Dodds defends Ardoyne march decision: Sunday Life
Orangemen demand police talks: BBC
Marching season madness sends millions up in smoke: The Sunday Times
Chris Ryder
Congressman dismayed at march decision as violence flares: (from Irelandclick.com)
Aidan Crean
Business disruptions in the North march on: Sunday Business Post
Paul T Colgan
Fears of new UDA feud: Sunday Life
Alan Murray
Why the streets of Bolton echo to the sounds of a loyalist vendetta: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Prison issue must be resolved: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
Orde may face court over recruiting plan: Sunday Life
Alan Murray
Family of missing man 'feeling pretty helpless': (from the Irish News)
William Scholes
Manhunt for Real IRA's bomb expert in West Bank: The Observer
Henry McDonald
It's not so far from Guantanamo Bay to the Maze: Sunday Telegraph
Jenny McCartney
Saturday, July 12
Empey denies abstention is opening leadership move: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan & Frank Millar
Another Trimble tremble as Empey drops hint: Irish Independent
John Devine & Ivan McMichael
Empey's hope for party unity: BBC
Trimble told party could 'implode': Belfast Telegraph
Rebel MPs to be 'disciplined': BBC
Trimble debacle is only serving to push the unionists towards a new broader based party: Irish Independent
Conor Cruise O'Brien
Overheard ... advice from a past master: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Pessimism prevails for fall move: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
Unity 'before our very eyes': Belfast Telegraph
Gary Grattan
MP criticised for joining 12th parade: UTV Internet
Lessons on the Twelfth: Belfast Telegraph
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Off to the loyalist Mecca with three bottles of vodka, two cases of beer and a sea of union flags: The Guardian
Audrey Gillan
Drumcree re-visited: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Billy’s bonfire won’t wait for the Turner: The Times
Marcus Binney
Challenges facing Orangemen today: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Police scene looks positive: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
'Wise Up and Get Sorted' Paramilitaries Warned: The News Letter (Jul 11)
A Secret History gets told in Galway: The Blanket (Jul 3)
Anthony McIntyre
Key FBI witness denies telling lies in McKevitt trial: Irish Independent
Diarmaid MacDermott & Liz Walsh
U.S. could use some Irish hospitality: Chicago Sun Times (Jul 11)
Andrew Greeley
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McGuinness will give evidence in November: (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
Friday, July 11
UUP meets to discuss dissident MPs: RTE
Trimble's strategy has failed, says UUP rebel: UTV Internet
Trimble bids to isolate rebels: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Credibility of UUP is at risk: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Let's (not) do the time warp again: (from Fortnight)
Gary Kent
Legal challenge to parade route: BBC
Colour and pageantry at the big parades: Belfast Telegraph
Gary Meneely
Mayor appeals for calm ahead of 12th parades: UTV Internet
Orange Order must take heed of burning sofa issue: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Respect not trust needed to progress: (from the Irish News)
Jude Collins
A Peaceful Drumcree: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Editorial
Tension mounts over jail protest: (from the Irish News)
Europe slaps UK on N. Ireland: Christian Science Monitor
Anne Cadwallader and Mark Rice-Oxley
Racial Attacks Bring Shame on All of Us: The News Letter
Editorial
‘List’ Long Kesh: (from Irelandclick.com, Jul 7)
Fiona Brady
£500,000 Spent on Constantine Staff: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
From Troubles to tourism: BBC (Jul 9)
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Bloody Sunday inquiry: UTV Internet
Thursday, July 10
Static Ulster peace process faces a test: Chicago Tribune
Tom Hundley
Back Ulster poll, Cowen urges US: Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll
Blur is up a sheugh with no paddle: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Arlene Foster to stay as party officer: Impartial Reporter
Foster Back in UUP Fold but Crisis Continues: The News Letter
Ciaran Mckeown
Trimble's political demise by a thousand cuts: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
Trimble - Dress Rehearsal For The Final Curtain: Irish Echo
Editorial
Catholics see police as fair: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Yu’s resignation worries Cowen: (from the Irish News)
Marie Louise McCrory
NI loyalists demand talks with minister: UTV Internet
Bailed Loyalist 'Can Watch Twelfth Parade': The News Letter
Has the spirit gone out of Drumcree?: (from the News Letter)
Suzanne Breen
Britain has sudden attraction for Dublin: Belfast Telegraph (Jul 9)
Eric Waugh
Chicago reporters hand over Rupert tapes: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Rupert denies he was arrested over 'underage' girls: Irish Independent
Liz Walsh and Diarmaid MacDermott
Dirty protest claims rejected: BBC
Another Hunger Strike In The Making?: Irish Echo
Editorial
Damaging City's Image: Derry Journal
Editorial
'This place is just not ready for different people': BBC
Dominic Casciani
Wednesday, July 9
Trimble wins confidence vote: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Trimble wins confidence vote but 37% oppose him: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Unionists set for new showdown: Daily Express
UUP rift can be healed, says former deputy leader: Irish Examiner
Dan McGinn
Trimble comes out smiling but vote is warning of UUP turmoil: Irish Independent
Chris Anderson
UUP turns up heat on Trimble: BBC
Martina Purdy
Trimble vote does little to heal wounds: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Maturity and Reflection Will Pay Dividends: The News Letter
Editorial
Poll by October 'only way' to save peace deal: Irish Independent
Bernard Purcell
DUP call for Sinn Fein disbandment ‘farcical’: (from the Irish News)
Durkan warns against MI5 spying: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
NI Ombudsman clears Orde of allegations: RTE
Construction millionaire nominated as next US ambassador: Irish Independent
Susan Garraty
Bush picks suburban exec as envoy to Ireland: Chicago Sun Times
Lynn Sweet
Solution depends on change: (from the Irish News, Jul 7)
Simon Doyle
Put an end to neighbours’ row: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Adair aides held over killings in loyalist feud: The Guardian
Helen Carter
'These People are Acting as Judge, Jury and Executioner': The News Letter
MI5 files 'not relevant' to McKevitt case: Irish Independent
Gardaí claim gangs have CIRA links: Irish Examiner
Mícheál Lehane
Hoses Turned on Jail 'Dirty' Protest: The News Letter
Omagh relatives row with Ahern: Belfast Telegraph
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Bloody Sunday Inquiry update: UTV Internet
Tuesday, July 8
Judge backs Trimble's rebel MPs: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Trimble's leadership under pressure after court ruling: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Unionist Party turmoil rumbles on: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam and Chris Thornton
UUP rift 'can be healed': UTV Internet
Trimble precarious as his grassroots gather: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam and Michael McHugh
Tense times for Trimble: BBC
Martina Purdy
DUP document 'has no new ideas': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Realisations will guide us to peace: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Eames urges definite progress on Drumcree: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Drumcree could do with ‘get well’ wish: (from the Irish News, Jul 5)
James Kelly
Reconciling a dark past: Boston Globe (Jul 7)
Charles M. Sennott
Durkan Demands DPP Answer Finucane Family: The News Letter
Teenagers targeted by terror thugs in attacks: Irish Independent
David Lister
Children Must Live Free from Acts of Terror: The News Letter
Editorial
To move on, a call for 'total truth': Boston Globe
Charles M. Sennott
‘Victims not keen but we need truth forum’: (from the Irish News, Jul 5)
William Scholes
Police swoop on Adair gang: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
NI loyalist's father to see prison files: UTV Internet
Call for Ulster Politicians to Elect Members of Irish Senate: The News Letter
BBC to Turn Saville Inquiry into TV Film: The News Letter
Ian Starrett
Saville in Bloody Sunday appeal: UTV Internet
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Soldier insists he fired shot: BBC
Monday, July 7
Trimble enemies turn marches against him: The Sunday Times (Jul 6)
Liam Clarke
Paisley predicts election delay: BBC
Sinn Fein should disband - Paisley: UTV Internet
Take a good long look at Trimble: it may be your last: The Sunday Times (Jul 6)
Liam Clarke
Toothless monitoring group lacks bite to progress peace: Irish Independent
Bruce Arnold
Stay on peace path urges Clinton: Irish Examiner
Kieran McDaid
Republican plan for flag free hotspots: (from The People, Jul 6)
Orangemen Parade Peacefully in Ulster: New York Times
Brian Lavery
Peaceful protests at Drumcree: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Solemn-faced campaigners march to a quieter beat in Drumcree: Irish Independent
Helen Bruce
Drumcree protest march on last legs, say loyalists: The Times
David Lister
Police laud Orangemen as parade passes peaceably: Irish Independent
John Devine and Chris Anderson
Deal close claims Jones: Sunday Life (Jul 6)
Sinead McCavana
Small signs of sanity: Irish Independent
Editorial
Relief as march passes off quietly: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Rupert reveals death threats against his daughter: The Sunday Times (Jul 6)
Liam Clarke
The life and times of an undercover agent as heard in a Dublin court: (from the Irish Times)
Suzanne Breen
LVF planning cop attacks: Sunday Life (Jul 6)
Alan Murray
Mad Dog rips into pal Coco: Sunday Life (Jul 6)
Stephen Breen
Sinn Fein ends its web link to Celtic: The Sunday Times (Jul 6)
Nick Royle
Sunday, July 6
Next few months seen as decisive: Boston Globe
Charles M. Sennott
Precise role of IMB is unclear: Sunday Business Post
Editorial
Trimble must tend to party's grassroots: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
End of a beautiful friendship?: Sunday Business Post
Sean Mac Carthaigh
Despite accord, walls remain: Boston Globe
Charles M. Sennott
Rogue loyalists 'may ignite Drumcree violence': UTV Internet
Drumcree - The leaked plan: BBC
Mervyn Jess
Drumcree: The Long and winding road: Belfast Telegraph
Hunger strike threat by Real IRA: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Court told that Rupert moved drugs and explosives: Sunday Business Post
Barry O'Kelly
Dissidents are defying voters: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Judge set to call for Finucane inquiry: The Observer
Henry McDonald
University Chief 'knew nothing of gun-running': Belfast Telegraph (Jun 23)
Sean O'Driscoll
Angry mum hits out at republicans: Sunday Life (Jun 22)
Sinead Mccavana
Enda bends knee as police whip political footballers: Irish Independent (Jun 18)
Helen Bruce
Battle of Ballymac 'myths' exploded: Sunday Life (Jun 22)
Stephen Breen
Kevin Barry Curran — a rebel with a cause: (from the Irish Post, Apr 26)
Gary Kent
Clinton to deliver peace address: BBC
Scots support total ban on sectarian marches: Sunday Herald
John Curtice
Saturday, July 5
Monday is D-day for unionist rebels: Belfast Telegraph
Trimble criticised over vote: BBC
The future of Unionism: The Guardian
Esmond Birnie and Jeffrey Donaldson
Terrible trio still caught up in uup 'net': Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Progress in NI process 'paralysed': BBC
Mark Devenport
Drumcree stand-off will be resolved, say police: Irish Examiner
Deric Henderson
Army on alert for parade protest: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Does defeat at Drumcree mean Ulster's Protestants have lost?: The Independent
David McKittrick
Ban Springfield Twelfth parade argues Attwood: (from Irelandclick.com, Jul 3)
Jarlath Kearney
Nationalists welcome Euro court ruling: (from the Irish News)
Alex Crumlin
Nothing but the same old story: (from Irelandclick.com, Jul 3)
Jim Dee
Dublin bomb accused is Omagh suspect: Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll
McKevitt - FBI agents fly out to vet Rupert interviews: Irish Independent
Diarmaid Mac Dermott
Real IRA alert as hospital security breached: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Dissidents 'will not destroy peace': BBC
'Binman' Benji in Bloody Sunday libel win: The Guardian
Clare Dyer
Africans flee Ulster homes after attacks: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Republic to set up fund for victims of Troubles: (from the Irish News, Jun 17)
Valerie Robinson
Dodgy deals have skeletons in Dublin cupboards: (from the News Letter)
Suzanne Breen
Friday, July 4
SDLP in talks with Ahern: BBC
More Work to be Done on Joint Declaration - SF: The News Letter
What Price Pretense?: The Blanket
Eoghan O’Suilleabhain
Suspensions in UUP like 'dark doings in a pub': Irish Independent
Security operation for Drumcree: BBC
Orange deal on Drumcree fails to end deadlock: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Eames issues 'keep calm' call: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Let’s hear the Orange ideas: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Drumcree road map must be pursued: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Loyalists hit out at racist attacks: BBC
Questions over jail HQ breach: BBC
Policing - '50/50' to be Suspended: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Forget the hue and cry, the buck stops with Hugh Orde: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
3 reporters agree to turn over tapes of interview: Chicago Sun Times
Mike Robinson
Real IRA spy smuggled drugs into the US, court told: Irish Independent
Diarmaid Mac Dermott & Liz Walsh
FBI Spy Claims Terrorists Would Hunt Down Lawyer: The News Letter
Alan Erwin
Family 'Sick' at Finucane Compensation: The News Letter
Catholicism thrives in Ireland: Chicago Sun Times
Andrew Greeley
RC 'ethos' gives free hand: Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann
Ex-RUC man on Hamill charge: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Irish Lessons for Iraq: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Niall O'Dowd
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Former paratrooper finds humour in barrister's 'approach': (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
Thursday, July 3
Trimble faces deselection in UUP crisis: The Guardian
UUP MPs' court case on suspension adjourned: RTE
No 10 setback on Ulster elections: Daily Telegraph
George Jones
Monitoring Rethink on Cards: The News Letter
Ciaran Mckeown
Blair and Ahern 'take stock': BBC
Blair and Ahern set out justice timetable: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Durkan warns on deadlock: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Just another hoop for SF to jump through: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Orange anger at Drumcree deal: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Hopes fade of resolution on Drumcree: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster And Gemma Murray
Bonfire mentality is ‘slightly’ dated: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
PSNI Bypasses Balance Rules: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Good and bad news in new PSNI report: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Real IRA 'gathering files on police and politicians': The Independent
David McKittrick
FBI investigated spy over $655,000 fraud: Irish Independent
Diarmaid Mac Dermott & Liz Walsh
Agent's deadpan delivery cracks 'em up in court: Irish Independent
Nicola Anderson
US reporters told to hand in 'Rupert' tapes: Irish Independent
Familiar faces waiting to greet Shoukri in Maghaberry prison: (from the Irish News)
Wind Farm Plan for Maze Prison Site: The News Letter
Ian Graham
Draper killing is latest legacy of ‘Ballymount Bloodbath’: Irish Examiner (Jun 17)
John Breslin
Wednesday, July 2
Ahern to push Blair for troops cut: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
UUP rebels consider legal action: Belfast Telegraph
Blair Must Accept Electoral Verdict: Derry Journal
Finucane murder inquiry flawed, human rights court rules: The Independent
David McKittrick
Britain guilty over Finucane inquiry: Daily Telegraph
Joshua Rozenberg & Thomas Harding
Ahern calls for inquiry following Finucane ruling: The Irish Times
Denis Staunton
New dossier on Finucane raises DPP questions: (from Irelandclick.com, Jun 30) - link fixed July 2
Justice at last — now an inquiry?: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Justice Must be Tempered by Wisdom: The News Letter
Editorial
Wheeling exec awaits Ireland post: Chicago Tribune
Michael Kilian
BBC Accused of Double Standards: BBC
Name of new Drumcree talks broker revealed: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Trimble confirms Drumcree talks: BBC
Cause for celebration in Rossnowlagh: Belfast Telegraph
Steven King
FBI agent in McKevitt case 'a bankrupt': Belfast Telegraph
Diarmaid Mac Dermot
Suspected INLA leader arrested in swoop: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Protestant Killings to be Re-examined: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
NI victims' rights 'given too little attention': UTV Internet
Anniversary of brutual murder: (from Irelandclick.com, Jun 19)
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Soldier 'fired shots' at gunman: BBC
Witness ‘had a failure of conscience’: (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
Tuesday, July 1
Ahern, Blair meet to push on with Joint Declaration: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
It's time to bring civility back to unionist discourse: Belfast Telegraph
Christopher Montgomery
Faithful to calling even in hardship: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Orange march ban imposed again: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
'Doubt' over Drumcree plan: BBC
Drumcree's rector in appeal for calm: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Residents win the day: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
Euro court to rule on Finucane: BBC
Balaclava man Denis is a paramilitary wannabe: (from The People, Jun 29)
British agent tells Real IRA trial how he turned to Mafia for cash: The Independent
David McKittrick
Gloves off for FBI agent's bruising cross-examination: Irish Independent
Nicola Anderson
All eyes on the spy from the FBI: (from the Irish Times, Jun 28)
Suzanne Breen
Bomb 'twice size of Omagh blast': Irish Independent
Northern Ireland's second city begs the question - what's in a name?: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
From Drumcree to Baghdad: The News Letter (Jun 23)
Ian Starrett
Petition call over killer's sentence: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
Hill’s still a man on a mission for justice: Irish World (Jun 13)
Peter Kelly
How a turf war became a bloody feud: Irish Independent (Jun 17)
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Top soldier faces "cover-up" allegations: (from the Sunday Tribune, Jun 29)
Eamonn McCann
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