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Wednesday, July 31
Government concerned over Belfast lawlessness: RTE
Paisley challenges Blair over rise in violence: The Herald
Catherine MacLeod
Time for a different tack: (from Irelandclick.com, Jul 29)
Editorial
'Troubles ethos' to blame for attacks: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Union official optimistic after UDA meeting: Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald
Kelly calls for inter-party unity: UTV Internet
Lawyers in the line of fire: The Independent (Jul 30)
Jon Robins
United plea over 'insulting' flags: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Compromise fears over trial of Omagh bomb suspect: Daily Telegraph
Philip Johnston and Thomas Harding
Trial date soon for suspected leader of RIRA: Irish Independent
Diarmaid Mac Dermott
Down loyalist march banned: Belfast Telegraph
Murder weapon 'used in feud': UTV Internet
Strategy of Threat: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
Reid to meet father of murdered loyalist: The News Letter
'Motorman' victims remembered: Derry Journal (Jul 30)
Huge demand for peace funds: BBC
Chance to end the Labour limbo: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Principal of Gaelscoil in dispute over teaching of religion sacked: The Irish Times
Frank McNally
This sad school story: Irish Independent
Editorial
Tuesday, July 30
Trimble and Reid clashes 'now a threat to process': Irish Independent
Trimble 'ready to cut ties with Reid': The Times
David Lister
Resign! Resign! Resign!: (from Irelandclick.com, Jul 29)
Danny Morrison
Burnside calls for unionists to go on offensive: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
More double-speak: (from Irelandclick.com, Jul 27)
Editorial
Paramilitaries 'involved in violence': BBC
'Heavy-handed' police blamed as riot erupts: Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald and Thami Ngidi
Riots threaten city image once more: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Time to make Northern Ireland a paramilitary-free zone: (from Sunday People, Jul 28)
Editorial
Death Walks Our Streets Again: The Blanket
Davy Carlin
Politicians 'must do more': Belfast Telegraph
Praise for Nigel Dodds: (from Sunday People, Jul 28)
Editorial
CIRA threatens to kill loyalist bigshots: Sunday Life (Jul 28)
Man on a mission but future is not so bright: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Sinn Fein offer lame excuses: Sunday Life (Jul 28)
Editorial
Police trainee flees after death threat: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Inquest to name Ludlow killers: Sunday Life (Jul 28)
John Hunt
Unionists clash over court costs: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Monday, July 29
Loyalists riot for second night: UTV Internet
UFF Boss plans more attacks: (from Sunday People, Jul 28)
Sinead King
Adams' call over loyalist murders: UTV Internet
A week in politics: BBC
Martina Purdy
Hard rules will shatter a fragile peace: The Guardian
Roy Hattersley
Trimble may spark autumn election: Sunday Life (Jul 28)
‘You never know when they will come’: The Scotsman
Ted Oliver
SDLP urges support for police: BBC
Managing the Transition - Departing Ambassador Sean O'Huiginn played a vital role in peace process: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
Endgame for US soccer programme?: Belfast Telegraph (Jul 25)
Sean O'Driscoll
Neutral Environment?: The Blanket
Billy Mitchell
Playing the number's game is now North's top pastime: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
UVF man is linked with Scots drug scene: The Herald (Jul 26)
David Montgomery
Revenue regards Ireland as haven: Daily Telegraph
Michael Becket
Sunday, July 28
Republicans see little hope in 'No Vision' Trimble: Sunday Business Post
Aine O'Neill
DUP are 'Good Friday fat cats': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Trimble's all bark and no bite with missed deadline: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Trimble eyes autumn poll: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
Trimble discovers that Provisionals at peace are a far more lethal force: The Sunday Times
Emily O'Reilly
US adviser may monitor peace: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
O'Hanlon's Corner: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
The impossible dream: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
The lies of language: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Labour plans to fight for seats in Northern Ireland: The Sunday Times
Eben Black
Catholic's soccer jersey made him marked man: Loyalists claim responsibility for shooting: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
No rest for the guns: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Ulster drug gangs occupy centre stage in Edinburgh: The Observer
Stephen Khan
Reporter quizzed over false passport: The Sunday Times
Maeve Sheehan and Liam Clarke
'Historic action' by Omagh families: BBC
Jon Silverman
Omagh families win a day in court: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Knee-capping victims could sue Sinn Fein: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
US mole 'paid #4m to spy on Real IRA': Sunday Independent
Liz Walsh
Row over plan to fight sectarianism: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Catholic Church losing mass appeal: Sunday Independent
Colum Kenny
Population soars to its highest in over 130 years: Irish Independent (Jul 25)
Marese McDonagh
Saturday, July 27
Paisley puts Trimble under pressure: UTV Internet
Taoiseach warns of threats to Assembly: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Durkan calls for commitment: UTV Internet
Unionists face 'morality dilemma': BBC
Blair was pitiful in not standing up to Sinn Fein: Irish Independent
Bruce Arnold
Congressmen warn Blair over speech: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Trimble’s worry not the IRA or Sinn Fein: (from Irelandclick.com, Jul 25)
Editorial
Joint Authority The Only Way?: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Niall O'Dowd
Families of Victims in Omagh Blast Sue Accused Killers: Washington Post
T. R. Reid
After four years, justice closes in on Omagh bombers: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Hush-hush delivery deep in bandit country: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
One step closer to justice, say Omagh relatives: Irish Examiner
Dan McGinn and Ian Graham
The five suspects families want to bring to court: The Guardian
Nick Hopkins
Peace with justice: The Times
Editorial
Justice by other means: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
Dublin and London facing a showdown with Bush administration over the Colombian affair: Irish Independent
Conor Cruise O'Brien
The precarious life of a Shankill Road pastor: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
Council backs anti-hate rally: BBC
McGreevey’s Wearing Of the Green: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Systemic Breakdown: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
MP condemns British over unlawful activities: Irish Post/IrishAbroad.com (Jul 17)
Friday, July 26
Commons statements fail to resolve divisions within UUP: The Irish Times
Frank Millar
Trimble 'glad' of premier's support: The Herald
Catherine MacLeod
Trimble sidesteps responsibility as he tries to outflank dissident DUP: Irish Examiner
Pat Brosnan
Trimble puts off assembly decision: BBC
Reid on devolution: UTV Internet
Damp squib and loose ends: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Death, rhetoric and the peace process: Irish Echo
Editorial
Ulster's nerves are still on edge: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Mourners weep for waste of young Catholic's life: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Funeral of teenager killed because he wore a Celtic shirt: (from The Irish Times)
Suzanne Breen
Ashcroft puts loyalist groups on terror list: Irish Echo
Susan Garraty
Loyalists trying to goad IRA into conflict - SF MLA: Derry Journal (Jul 23)
Adams demands action on sectarianism: UTV Internet
Gerry the liar: The Spectator
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Reid avoids calling elections: UTV Internet
Public funds to help pay DUP costs: BBC
Omagh families raise £1.2m to beat deadline for a trial: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
SF slams Bradley policing bid: UTV Internet
The Sorry Truth: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
Cautious welcome for IRA apology: Irish Echo
Susan Falvella Garraty and Ray O'Hanlon
RTE programmes on Gibbons were 'trial by television': Irish Independent
Marese McDonagh
Thursday, July 25
Blair Says Northern Ireland's Militias Must All Disband: New York Times
Warren Hoge
Britain pledges to crack down on N. Ireland's paramilitaries: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Republicans shown pale yellow card: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Ceasefire warning not enough for Unionists: The Scotsman
Fraser Nelson
Blair warns IRA to stop all terrorism: Daily Telegraph
George Jones and Thomas Harding
Godfathers who threaten the peace: The Times
David Lister
Backing from Bush as US gets tough on IRA: Daily Telegraph
Toby Harnden
'Act of folly' to put Agreement at risk, says Ahern: Irish Independent
Chris Glennon
In Northern Ireland, compromises can be essential as well as shabby: The Independent
Donald Macintyre
Blair warns Sinn Fein of tighter rules for ceasefire: The Times
Philip Webster
Unionists believe Good Friday agreement is all bad: The Herald
Barry White
Sinn Fein's irresponsibility still threatens peace in Ulster: Daily Telegraph
David Trimble
Trimble under siege in wake of Reid statement: Irish Independent
Bernard Purcell and John Devine
Mr Blair is buying time - which is precisely what the peace process needs: The Independent
Editorial
Reid's placebo: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
A parting of the ways: The Guardian
Editorial
Sinn Féin must sever ties with IRA: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Hardline MP weeps with parents of slain Catholic: Irish Independent
John Devine
Loyalists 'killing spree' unacceptable, warns Adams: Irish Examiner
Gary Kelly
Police 'not tackling loyalist violence': BBC
Who really cares about North Belfast?: (from The News Letter)
Suzanne Breen
McGuinness calls for meeting with loyalists: UTV Internet
Silent tribute to murdered Gerard: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Continuity IRA claims estate bomb: The Times
David Lister
Wednesday, July 24
Britain to introduce steps to restore confidence in North: The Irish Times
Frank Millar
Britain will not push for Sinn Fein expulsion: Irish Independent
Bernard Purcell
'Rigorous' move over ceasefires status: BBC
Unionist warning over Sinn Fein: UTV Internet
Adams angry at IRA ceasefire focus: BBC
North Belfast is more divided than ever: (from The Irish Times, Jul 23)
Suzanne Breen
INLA blamed for attacks: UTV Internet
It is time to get tough on terror: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
We all have the right to live in our own homes: (from Sunday People, Jul 21)
Editorial
Protestant loses police 'equal rights' policy case: Irish Independent
Ivan McMichael
Colombia Three's trial date is set: Irish Independent
Stop playing with words: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
Belfast meeting to address sectarianism: RTE
UFF's evil plot: (from Sunday People, Jul 21)
Sinead King
The pilot 'justice' for the likes of joy-riders: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Journalist refuses to reveal his source: The Independent (Jul 20)
Maria Breslin
Others get a helping of Ulster teens' work: Dallas Morning News
Kathy A. Goolsby
'Would the British attack like this to kill Adams?': The Times
Stephen Farrell
Tuesday, July 23
A Catholic Is Shot to Death as Violence Flares in Ulster: New York Times
Brian Lavery
A mother prays as sectarian terror stalks Belfast streets: The Herald
Catherine MacLeod
We are one bullet away from war, say loyalists: The Times
David Lister
Ulster 'returning to the darkest days' of violence: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Ahern raises fears over rise in loyalist violence: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Yellow cards not enough to stem the violence: Irish Independent
Alan Murray
Terrorism must be rejected: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Breaking the cycle of hatred: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Maskey calls meeting to tackle violence: UTV Internet
Community 'living in fear': BBC
The real reasons for saying sorry: Sunday Independent (Jul 21)
Eoghan Harris
IRA fantasy is that Bloody Friday was act of combat: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Forget the apologies, just go away for good: Sunday Independent (Jul 21)
John A. Murphy
Cry for reconciliation which should be welcomed by all: Irish Independent (Jul 17)
Maurice Hayes
Bomb plot suspect remanded in custody: BBC
Rioting charges slammed: UTV Internet
Cop stands by Eleventh Night riot claims: The News Letter
Richard Sherriff
Court upholds PSNI recruitment policy: RTE
UVF moves in on Edinburgh drugs trade: The Sunday Times (Jul 21)
Lucy Adams and David Connett
Belfast kids learn what it's like to be on same team: Los Angeles Times
Pam Noles
Monday, July 22
Blair warns IRA of risk to ceasefire: Daily Telegraph
George Jones
Trimble warns of nightmare: The Guardian
Jackie Ashley and Rosie Cowan
Blair to talk tough on IRA activities: Sunday Business Post (Jul 21)
Sean Mac Carthaigh
Troubling Trimble: Irish Independent
Editorial
McGuinness in warning of bid to scupper deal: Irish Independent
Down the road that could be a dead end: The Guardian
Jackie Ashley
Joint authority may be solution: Sunday Business Post (Jul 21)
Editorial
Crime and punishment: Irish Echo
Editorial
An IRA apology and a goat-infested rock in the Mediterranean: Malta Independent
Anthony Manduca
A Tale of Two Apologies: (from The News Letter, Jul 18)
Suzanne Breen
A leap of faith: The Guardian (Jul 18)
Jonathan Freedland
The IRA apologizes: Miami Herald
Editorial
Loyalists claim Belfast murder: UTV Internet
'Balanced reportage' betrays a British bias: Sunday Business Post (Jul 21)
Eamonn MacDermott
A victim of random violence: BBC
Kevin Connolly
Belfast victim's mother appeals for no retaliation: RTE
Target claims loyalist violence stands out as anti-Catholic hate: Boston Herald (Jul 21)
Jim Dee
'Loyalist patience wearing thin' after attacks: The News Letter
Richard Sherriff
Orange rioters say sorry to police: The Sunday Times (Jul 21)
Liam Clarke
Republican loses fight for right to bear arms: Irish Independent (Jul 20)
Ivan McMichael
Queen's caught in Finucane row: The News Letter
Kim Hewitt
Fury over call for Belfast museum to honour bogeyman: The Times
David Lister
Sunday, July 21
SF predict assembly collapse: BBC
Trimble in threat to quit police board: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Ahern warns of 'unnecessary crisis': BBC
Blair must pressurise Republicans - Trimble: RTE
Durkan issues peace process warning: UTV Internet
Yellow card for Sinn Fein: BBC
Mark Simpson
Disunited unionists: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
'Too little, too late': Scotland on Sunday
Mary Fitzgerald
McGuinness: It's 'their own fault': Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
IRA apology a 'tremendous stride': BBC
My sorry days of killing for the IRA: The Sunday Times
Sean O’Callaghan
IRA testing the healing magic of an apology: Chicago Tribune
Patrick Rucker
IRA apology is just a piece of stinking hypocrisy: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
IRA’s apology is a significant step on the long march to respectability: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Sorry seems to be the easiest word to say: Sunday Telegraph
Jenny McCartney
Words and deeds: Albany Times Union
Editorial
The IRA's pseudo-apology: New York Post
Editorial
IRA day of carnage remembered: UTV Internet
How to get the most out of Bloody Friday: Sunday Telegraph
Kevin Myers
Adams supports call for Ulster truth commission: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Adams: ‘I was never member of IRA’: Scotland on Sunday
Christopher Claire
Scotland ‘is on slippery slope to split from UK’: Scotland on Sunday
Jason Allardyce
Saturday, July 20
SF fear ceasefire 'redefinition': BBC
Warning over ceasefire statement: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Taoiseach rejects calls for Sinn Fein's exclusion: RTE
Segregation - The biggest danger to peace: Belfast Telegraph
Tony Kennedy
IRA impedes both peace and democracy: Boston Globe (Jul 19)
Padraig O'Malley
Northern Ireland simmers: Toronto Globe and Mail (Jul 19)
Editorial
Naked fear stalks the streets of city: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Uncle Sam is unconvinced over the Colombian affair: Irish Independent
Conor Cruise O'Brien
US media gives mixed reaction: Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll
Thirty years on, sorry is no longer the hardest word: Irish Independent
Kim Bielenberg
IRA move throws up sharp local divisions: Ulster Herald (Jul 19)
Adrian Mullan
IRA apology is part of ending the war: (from Irelandclick.com)
Gearóid O Cairealláin
Petrol bomb attack on priests' home branded 'murder bid': Irish Independent
Louise McCall
Republicans make conciliatory move over IRA memorial: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Relatives welcome monument decision: UTV Internet
Cobain in border poll clash: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Commission's concern at border proposal: BBC
Martina Purdy
Twalf awash with twelve a penny Orangemen: (from Irelandclick.com, Jul 18)
Des Wilson
Government accused of murder cover-up: UTV Internet
New AOH president sees strong focus on peace process issues: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Horses honoured 20 years after Hyde Park bomb: Daily Telegraph
John Steele
Friday, July 19
Statement was agreed by 100 Provisionals: The Times
David Lister
Statement bolt from the blue, says widow: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
IRA apology should have gone further, says Washington: The Times
Roland Watson
'My tears for Brian': BBC (Jul 17)
A matter of time: The Guardian (Jul 18)
Simon Tisdall
Can the IRA back up its fine words?: The Herald (Jul 18)
Ron Ferguson
Editorials
Garda team hiding truth on Omagh, says sergeant: Irish Independent
Anita Guidera
Keep lines open by ending the riots, IRA urged: The Guardian (Jul 18)
Rosie Cowan and Nicholas Watt
As expected, North debate slips into 'Whataboutery': Irish Echo
Jack Holland
DUP anger at SF 'day' idea: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Hard Look at the Hard Men - Northern journalist Ed Moloney's long-awaited book: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
GFA's early release scheme report: UTV Internet
PSNI's water cannon bid: UTV Internet
PSNI in black propaganda exercise - McGuinness: Derry Journal (Jul 16)
Tell truth about Bloody Sunday: McGuinness: Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll
Sinn Fein have all to play for: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
A Case for Class Politics: The Blanket
Billy Mitchell
Bono urges Ireland to vote Yes: The Scotsman
Thursday, July 18
Peace Gains by the Catholics Embitter Ulster Protestants: New York Times
Warren Hoge
N. Ireland Now Awaits Effect of IRA Regrets: Washington Post
T. R. Reid
IRA apology - Some cry opportunism, some dry tears: Christian Science Monitor
Anne Cadwallader
'Absolutely no sincerity to this statement': Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Apology fails to ease the pain: Shropshire Star
Tracey O'Sullivan
Churches welcome IRA statement: The News Letter
An 'astonishing' apology: BBC
Dennis Murray
Reid - no need for Army apology: Daily Telegraph
David Sharrock
Peace means having to say sorry: BBC
Kevin Connolly
The IRA's leaders have mastered a new language: The Independent
David McKittrick
Provo move a boost to Blair chances: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Playing the peace tune but still no dancing in the streets: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
Peace gets a chance: The Times
Kevin Toolis
Editorials
Trimble in need of a re-launch: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Blair - Dissident republicans are planning new outrages: The Independent
Nigel Morris
Real IRA claims responsibility for attack on rural police officers: Financial Times
Francess McDonnell
Sinn Fein ‘threats’ nothing new: Derry Journal (Jul 16)
Wednesday, July 17
IRA Issues Apology for All Deaths It Caused: Washington Post
T. R. Reid
30 years later, IRA says sorry: The Times
David Lister and Philip Webster
IRA apology a step to lasting peace, says Ahern: Irish Examiner
Families of IRA victims finally receive an apology: The Independent
David McKittrick
Reid welcomes IRA statement: UTV Internet
Too little, too late for families of victims, say sceptics: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
'It brings no comfort': BBC
IRA admitted that years of carnage among civilians damaged its cause: The Independent
David McKittrick
Why apology is diversion tactic for Gerry Adams: Daily Telegraph
David Sharrock
All political shades welcome unprecedented move: Irish Independent
Chris Glennon
Profoundly important apology paves way for new phase in peace process: Irish Examiner
Fergus Finley
Statement shows trust in peace deal: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Nightmare that turned into reality: The Herald
Lorna Martin
The day 20 bombs hit a city centre: The Guardian
Steven Morris
Editorials
Another step towards reconciliation: Irish Examiner
Fionnán Sheahan
UTV ordered to hand over footage: UTV Internet
UUP set for Blair reply: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Sinn Fein criticises police actions: BBC
Tuesday, July 16
Peace difficulties on Commons agenda: BBC
MLA warns of return to direct rule: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Building faith in the peace process: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Anti-Sinn Fein Mood At U.S. Consulate: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com, (Jul 10)
Large funding increase for Northern Ireland: RTE
Gotcha - Dr Reid's report says PIRA ordered the raid on Branch Castlereagh offices: (from Sunday People, Jul 7)
Greg Harkin
Short Strand: A community under siege: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com, (Jul 10)
Catherine Jackson
Drumcree Is a Farce: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com, (Jul 10)
Niall O'Dowd
Omagh families meet police chiefs: BBC
Secret Service 'turned blind eye' to Provo bombs: Sunday Life (Jul 14)
IRA order Stakeknife Probe: (from Sunday People, Jul 7)
Greg Harkin
Ministers of Silly Words: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
'Flash' bomb killed woman PC: Sunday Life (Jul 14)
McGuinness' US education visit: UTV Internet
Separation anxiety Church of England resists disestablishment: Pittsburgh Post Gazette (Jul 15)
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