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Sunday, July 31
A public wary of IRA's true intent: Sunday Independent
Willie Kealy
Optimism in streets of Dublin: Daily Ireland
Larry Levin
'By their deeds shall ye know them': Limerick Leader
Barry Duggan
Up and down the Falls Road, the birthplace of the Provos, the people are celebrating: Independent on Sunday
David McKittrick
Bandit country has lost enthusiasm for peace: The Sunday Times
Dearbhail McDonald
Army Council move to avoid IRA split: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
British Army Moves to Match IRA: Los Angeles Times
Ron DePasquale
Military response to IRA move expected: BBC
Brian Rowan
Unionists hit out at response to IRA pledge: Scotland on Sunday
Nicholas Christian
DUP to wait two years before sharing power: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
US presses IRA over foreign operations: Independent on Sunday
David McKittrick
IRA declares peace, but for some old warriors it's abject surrender: The Observer
John O'Farrell, Gaby Hinsliff and Henry McDonald
A Farewell to Arms – Why Adams blinked: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
'My only emotion is indifference': The Observer
Anthony McIntyre
Questions that give rise to scepticism: (from the Irish Times, Jul 29)
Frank Millar
Sceptics still have much to say and questions to ask: Sunday Independent
John A. Murphy
The IRA – Is this really the end?: Sunday Herald
Ed Moloney
Oh so predictable responses to the IRA stand-down: Daily Ireland
Robin Livingstone
We've heard it all before from the IRA: Sunday Telegraph
Jenny McCartney
IRA statement: tardy, self serving, sinister: Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
Adams succeeded where Dev failed: (from the Irish News, Jul 29)
Brian Feeney
Onus is now on both governments: Daily Ireland
Danny Morrison
Why Gerry and Martin face long haul: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
The dark truth lurking behind the optimism: Sunday Independent
Paul Bew
Editorials
McCabe – SF pushed for a deal on killers: Sunday Independent
John Drennan & Maeve Sheehan
Prison apology to bomb family: (from the Irish News, Jul 29)
Catherine Morrison
'Truth commission' to aid IRA victims: The Observer
Gaby Hinsliff and Henry MacDonald
As I.R.A. Backs Off, Loyalist Gangs Battle One Another: New York Times
Brian Lavery
Garnerville five days on: Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald
Victim of loyalist feud was in hiding: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
UVF has to get rid of guns says top loyalist: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
Loyalist FM station 'must be shut down': Belfast Telegraph (Jul 28)
Brian Hutton
'Hypocritical deal' alleged on Ballina Council top jobs: Western People (Jul 27)
Saturday, July 30
The watchtowers start coming down as Belfast reflects on IRA statement: The Independent
David McKittrick
Masterplan for IRA peace under way as bases shut: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Unionist alarm at army pull-out: The Scotsman
Gerri Peev
Hain will not influence IMC paper: BBC
Adams urges loyalist paramilitaries to follow suit: Irish Examiner
Alan Erwin
'No secret amnesty' agreed for crimes of the past: Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
'I am disgusted that they don't regret the lives they've taken': The Guardian (Jul 29)
Nicholas Watt
Freeing fanatics too much to bear, says husband of paralysed victim: Irish Independent
Joe Churcher
Hume calls for full implementation of Agreement: Daily Ireland
Eamonn Houston
Provos 'must not be allowed to privatise crime': Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
To Some in Ulster, Celebration of I.R.A. Pledge Is Early: New York Times
Brian Lavery
Unionists Just Don't Feel Like Cheering: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
A betrayal, says RSF's O'Bradaigh: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Fight for justice not over yet: Irish Examiner
John Breslin
Thumbscrews to turn on politicians: BBC
Mark Devenport
The first steps on the long path to power-sharing in Northern Ireland: The Independent
David McKittrick
Army gets ready for pullout after IRA halts war: The Times
David Sharrock
Sinn Fein's political journey: BBC
Martina Purdy
Give credence only when the IRA fulfils its promises with deeds: Irish Examiner
Ryle Dwyer
We must ask questions and cast a cold eye towards this supposed new dawn: Irish Independent (Jul 29)
Bruce Arnold
The men who tamed the IRA: Los Angeles Times (Jul 29)
Niall O'Dowd
The Provisionals have gone as far as they can... and their war is not over: Daily Telegraph
Kevin Myers
Significant. But They Have Not Gone Away: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Great statement but what happens now?: Daily Ireland
Gearóid Ó Caireallain
The IRA's statement heralds one thing – John Hume has finally beaten them: Belfast Telegraph
Pol O Muiri
Statement poses challenge to Irish republicanism: Daily Ireland
Tommy McKearney
Nothing Has Changed: (from the Daily Mirror, Jul 29)
Anthony McIntyre
How does an illegal army become a 'lawful' organisation?: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
IRA lost its Methodism in its madness: Daily Telegraph
Mary Kenny
Editorials
Orde Points Finger At The Government: The News Letter
Alistair Bushe
Republicans 'impressed' by improved police service: Irish Examiner
Michael O'Farrell
Sinn Fein urged to take up policing body roles: Belfast Telegraph
William Allen and Claire McNeilly
Real IRA is 'still in business': Belfast Telegraph
Brian Hutton
UVF bomb parade may reignite feud: Irish Independent
Chris Anderson
'Solidarity' over church attacks: BBC
Religious festivals and the new 'terror': (from Irelandclick.com, Jul 28)
Des Wilson
Friday, July 29
I.R.A. Renounces Use of Violence; Vows to Disarm: New York Times
Brian Lavery & Alan Cowell
IRA to stop fighting British: Washington Times
Al Webb
IRA announces end of violent campaign: Boston Globe
Kevin Cullen
Decommissioning expected as IRA ends 'armed campaign': The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy and Dan Keenan
IRA statement sees Army post move: BBC
IRA realises time for war is finished, insists Adams: The Scotsman
Fraser Nelson
Provos 'must make clean break': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
US – Actions must follow words: Irish Independent
Victoria Ward
A lot of scepticism but fire and brimstone is missing: The Guardian
Angelique Chrisafis and and Jamie Wilson
Unionists call for photographic proof: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
Decision comes after over 100 days of consultation: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Spotlight on IRA's illicit financial empire: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Big drive to locate and seize assets of Provos: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Northerners get to grips with new reality: The Irish Times
Carl O'Brien
The cost of peace in Ulster: Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin
How the IRA has reached this step: BBC
Mark Simpson
Walking towards history: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
Veterans may assume policing role: The Guardian
Angelique Chrisafis
The way we were and hope never to be again: Irish Independent
David McKittrick
World is waiting to see if IRA deeds match the grand words: The Times
David Sharrock
A chance at last to get Northern institutions back on track: Irish Independent
Another trip to polls looks on horizon: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
'Deal of all deals' could follow IRA move: BBC
Brian Rowan
'Surrender' puts ball in Unionists' court: The Scotsman
Ambiguity lives on: (from the Irish Examiner)
Ed Moloney
The IRA has not repented: The Times
Kevin Toolis
'Better than before' is not good enough: The Guardian
Peter Hain
Regaining initiative for the Republican movement: (from the Yorkshire Post)
Paul Bew
Editorials
No deal on McCabe killers who will stay in jail: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
'I'm sick to the stomach over his release': Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Hain defends Kelly jail release: BBC
Mixed reaction in estate to Orr parade: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
If you march, we will block Harryville again: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
Parades body to rule on Ballymena march: UTV Internet
Feud estate operation continuing: BBC
Checkpoints erected to quell loyalist feuding: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey and Margaret Canning
£30k A Day – The Cost Of Keeping A Lid On Loyalists: The News Letter
Joanne Lowry
13 held in LVF probe: Daily Ireland
Conor McMorrow
Dorrian news 'is great for families': Belfast Telegraph
Debra Douglas
Thursday, July 28
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IRA expected to announce today it is abandoning violence: Boston Globe
Kevin Cullen
IRA ready to disarm: The Times
David Sharrock
Statement from IRA on arms expected today: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy and Dan Keenan
Surrender by the IRA: The Sun
George Pascoe-Watson
Release of Shankill bomber signals IRA statement of end of violence: The Guardian
Angelique Chrisafis
Anger as Shankill bomber is released: Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin
McDowell – IRA disarmament delay 'inexcusable': UTV Internet
Think tank says direct rule only foreseeable future: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
IRA move unlikely to revive local assembly: Financial Times
Christopher Adams
Sinn Fein now calling the tune before IRA: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Ahern and Blair pull together as D-day dawns for the IRA: Irish Independent
Short of peace for the IRA: New York Newsday
Editorial
Disarmament must not be half-hearted: Irish Examiner
Editorial
McDowell goes after IRA's millions in assets: Irish Examiner
Cormac O'Keeffe
Armed and dangerous: Daily Ireland
Jarlath Kearney
UDA may step into loyalist paramilitary feud: UTV Internet
Feud fears rise after attack: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge and David Gordon
Situation at feud estate 'quiet': BBC
Police move into Holywood estate: UTV Internet
Garnerville – the police must uphold the law: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
PSNI rediscovers blind eye routine: Daily Ireland
This Mafia culture must be checked: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Unionist hypocrisy: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Arrests made in GAA murder probe: BBC
Wisdom Of Republican Parade 'Questionable': The News Letter
Gemma Murray
SF denies planning to scupper town parade: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Hutton
Lives May Be Lost If This Goes On: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Apprentice Boys march protest dropped: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Unionists Urged To Join Commission: The News Letter
Alistair Bushe
Blair Accused Of Insulting Victims Of IRA Atrocities: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
DUP likens SF to al-Qaida: Daily Ireland
Eamonn Houston
Provisionals Just As Bad As Any Other Terrorists: The News Letter
Editorial
Wednesday, July 27
I.R.A. to Renounce Violence in Favor of Political Struggle: New York Times
Jim Dwyer & Brian Lavery
Hopes rise of IRA move on disarmament: The Guardian
Angelique Chrisafis
Adams and McGuinness 'have quit as IRA leaders': The Times
David Sharrock
Unionists attack Adams over IRA 'resignation': Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin
Continued Political Inertia Not An Option – McLaughlin: Derry Journal
US visit for senior Sinn Féin figures: RTE
Loyalists 'want clear statement from IRA': UTV Internet
Empey Hits Out At PM's IRA 'Bias': The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Provos Hold Key Meeting In Derry: Derry Journal
Joe Doran
What we want to hear from the IRA is total disarmament: The Herald
Alex Bell
Challenges Ahead: Derry Journal
Editorial
Pressure on loyalists over attacks: Irish Examiner
Deric Henderson
Police say loyalists behind attacks: Belfast Telegraph
Nevin Farrell
Police Step Up Patrols As Loyalist Tensions Mount: Derry Journal
Loyalist coalition resurfaces with threats as tensions rise: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey and Catherine Morrison
LVF's Days Are Numbered: The News Letter
Joanne Lowry And Stephen Dempster
Anger at third day of estate takeover: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge and Deborah McAleese
Just what is going on at Garnerville?: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Hutton
Unacceptable: Daily Ireland
Jarlath Kearney
Just who is in charge here?: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
It's Time For The Loyalist Terror Gangs To Disband: The News Letter
Editorial
Holy Cross attack: (from Irelandclick.com, Jul 25)
Editorial
PUP sanctions deadline to expire: BBC
End Culture Of Cover-Up And Control: Derry Journal
'Managing the information should not be taken out of the accountability process': Daily Ireland (Jul 25)
Jarlath Kearney
A brass neck's all you need in Generation '69: (from the Irish News, Jul 25)
Tom Kelly
Probe call into Special Branch 'murder set-up': Sunday Life (Jul 24)
Sinn Fein Want All-Ireland Growth Reports Published: Derry Journal
Unionists to challenge Equality chief in Commons: Daily Ireland
IRA are not al-Qaeda says Blair: BBC
Tuesday, July 26
Hopes raised that IRA is preparing to scrap weapons: The Times
David Sharrock
IRA expected to make early statement on plan for peace: The Herald
Catherine MacLeod
Talks intensify amid rumours of imminent IRA statement: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna and Bernard Purcell
Empey warns Blair over IRA: UTV Internet
Adams' IRA Resignation Just A Stunt, Says Paisley: The News Letter
Lesley Walsh
Final pieces prepared for 'IRA jigsaw': BBC
Brian Rowan & Mark Devenport
IRA Ready To Flog That Dead Sheep Once Again: The News Letter
Editorial
McCartneys defiant as they prepare to go: (from the Sunday Tribune, Jul 24)
Suzanne Breen
Feuding loyalists bring the fear back to Belfast: The Independent
David McKittrick
Empey – Loyalist feud out of control: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
Ervine Attacked Over Feud View: The News Letter
Police presence at 'feud' estate: BBC
UVF at crisis point as loyalist feud continues: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
Hain urged to rethink PUP penalty: BBC
Loyalists launch petrol bomb attack on Holy Cross church: (from Irelandclick.com)
Áine McEntee
Fr Troy dismisses claim on bombing: (from the Irish News)
AP Maginness
'Major concerns' over MI5 role: Daily Ireland
Jarlath Kearney
PSNI releases pictures of Ardoyne rioters: Irish Examiner
Paul O'Hare
Protestant group plan protest on marching: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett
Parades Commission members sought: BBC
Graffiti attack in Harryville: UTV Internet
MPs Back Plan For Integrated Schools: The News Letter
Richard Sherriff
'More work needed' on NI equality: BBC
Motion due on NI Equality Commission: UTV Internet
Spirit of '69 still hindered by obstacles: (from the Irish News, Jul 21)
Jim Gibney
IRA bomb blast victim's wife honoured for 30 years of care: (from the Irish News, Jul 22)
Marie Louise McCrory
Cold blooded killings: Daily Ireland
Conor McMorrow
Monday, July 25
Governments confident of IRA move soon: Irish Examiner
Michael O'Farrell
Ahern talks to Adams ahead of expected IRA statement: Irish Independent
Brian Dowling
IRA statement 'would be welcomed': BBC
McGrady in warning to Sinn Féin on fulfilling peace process vows: (from the Irish News, Jul 23)
William Graham
Empey to discuss impasse with PM: BBC
The Provos know this time there must be no loose ends: Irish Independent
No mincing of words: Irish Independent
Editorial
Cash carries more weight with IMC than teenagers' coffins: Daily Ireland (Jul 23)
Robin Livingstone
Donaldson fears secret deal with banged up bomber: Sunday Life (Jul 24)
Mass protests held over Seán Kelly imprisonment: Daily Ireland (Jul 23)
Jarlath Kearney
Priest speaks out after church attack: Sunday Life (Jul 24)
Sort out 12th now: (from Irelandclick.com, Jul 21)
Francesca Ryan
New low hits Nuala's officers: Sunday Life (Jul 24)
Alan Murray
Attacks 'linked' to loyalist feud: BBC
Dorrian appeal: Daily Ireland (Jul 22)
Conor McMorrow
Irish unity is a dream – DUP: (from the Irish News, Jul 23)
William Graham
Irish government invests in peace: Daily Ireland (Jul 12)
Bomb group in legal aid funds snub: Belfast Telegraph (Jul 21)
Michael McHugh
Shooting similar to Gibraltar IRA deaths: (from the Irish News, Jul 23)
Marie Louise McCrory
Shoot-to-kill policy – No lessons learned from IRA campaign: Irish Examiner
Editorial
ETA peace plan mirrors north's: The Sunday Times (Jul 24)
Liam Clarke
Ex-provost's Old Firm judgement questioned: Sunday Herald (Jul 24)
Paul Hutcheon
Sunday, July 24
De Chastelain extends stay to await IRA move: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
IRA statement 'could emerge soon': BBC
'We Will Not Be Rushed By IRA Half-measures': The News Letter
Alistair Bushe
McGuinness hopes for 'positive rersponse': UTV Internet
Martins have landed, though they haven't gone away: Sunday Independent
Brendan O'Connor
Breaking the link with IRA: Irish Independent (Jul 23)
Editorial
Police Report 'is Anti-RUC': The News Letter
Loyalist feud sees debate put on hold: BBC
Martina Purdy
Loyalist is bailed for seventh time: (from Irelandclick.com, Jul 21)
Collins urges a wait and see approach by critics: Limerick Leader
Norma Prendiville
Attacks on new man are unfair: (from the Irish News, Jul 21)
Editorial
New man gets a cold welcome: Belfast Telegraph (Jul 21)
Editorial
Commission being set up for a fall?: Daily Ireland (Jul 21)
Editorial
Sex story trips Trimble tormentor: Irish Echo
Anne Cadwallader
Seeing red over Orange: Sunday Independent
John Drennan
Dublin-Belfast rail line re-opens: RTE
SF and its new interest in arms control: Sunday Independent
Liam Collins
Another milestone to infamy on long road of atrocity...: Sunday Life (Jul 17)
John McGurk
Shoot to kill error echoes Irish dirty war: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke and Tony Geraghty
The bombings in London cannot be seen in isolation from what is happening in Iraq: (from the Irish Post)
Paul Donovan
The power to believe: Daily Ireland (Jul 22)
Laurence McKeown
Those Who Face Down Terror Need Our Support: The News Letter
Editorial
How did the Israelis revive the Hebrew language?: Daily Ireland (Jul 22)
Gearóid Ó Caireallain
Saturday, July 23
McGuinness, Adams and Ferris quit IRA council: Irish Independent
Tom Brady and Gene McKenna
DUP 'needs time to trust in SF': BBC
Provos' actions will speak far louder than words or excuses: Irish Independent
Empey to hold talks with Blair: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Remember the McCartney sisters?: Irish Independent
Chris Thornton
Shankill Bomb Hero – Don't Let Kelly Out Of Jail: The News Letter
Johnny Caldwell
Hain rejects call to show Shankill bomber evidence: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett
Parties clash over Kelly release: BBC
SDLP refuse to back call for Kelly's immediate release: Daily Ireland
Jarlath Kearney
Killer Kelly top exhibit as new window opens: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Feud will get worse says Ervine: BBC
UUP Call For Help To Bring An End To The Loyalist Feud: The News Letter
Joanne Lowry
Judge says no bail for 'feud man': Irish Independent
Ivan McMichael
IMC puts feud gangs on notice: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Loyalists planning massive march around city centre: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
PNSI Complaints Continue To Fall: The News Letter
Alistair Bushe
Protestants make most complaints to ombudsman: (from the Irish News)
Bimpe Fatogun
Castlereagh – no charges: Daily Ireland
Jarlath Kearney
Two held over parade violence: UTV Internet
Ardoyne parade violence casting a long shadow: Irish Echo
Anne Cadwallader
PSNI investigates attack on church in Ardoyne: RTE
No retaliation plea after church attack: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett
Stop Peddling The 'Big Lie': Derry Journal
Parties in feud over blast book: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Whataboutery: Daily Ireland (Jul 21)
Emer Brennan
Terror laws may hit preaching on streets: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Hutton
DUP slams gardaí over attacks on Glentoran buses: Daily Ireland
DUP slams Irish schools approval as 'illogical': Belfast Telegraph
Kathryn Torney
Lessons from Belfast for a siege city feeling real fear: Irish Independent
David McKittrick
Living in the midst of high security: BBC
Mark Simpson
Friday, July 22
Robinson – 'Be ready to leave Sinn Fein behind': UTV Internet
Population Unsure That Republicans Will Deliver: The News Letter
Editorial
Still waiting on the Provos: Irish Echo
Editorial
'IRA will not split': Daily Ireland
Conor McMorrow
IMC concerns over Belfast murders: RTE
PUP 'has no influence over UVF': BBC
Plea for mediators in loyalist feud: UTV Internet
Mental hell of sectarian attacks: Daily Ireland
Jarlath Kearney
Orange and Green 'will be reconciled': (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Spanish fury at Twelfth parade: Belfast Telegraph
Memorial Band Slams 'Sectarian Witch-Hunt': The News Letter
Ian Starrett
Army in refusal to hand over march file: (from the Irish News)
Maeve Connolly
Orange 'culture' or an open invitation to wreak havoc?: (from Irelandclick.com)
Robin Livingstone
Ballymena Waits For Parade Ruling: The News Letter
Simon Hunter
Parades chief gets £55k in expenses: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Parades body chairman marches up huge expenses: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
Call to examine evidence against Kelly: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Football fans' buses attacked after All-Ireland clash: UTV Internet
A fair society deserves one 'community' law: (from the Irish News)
Newton Emerson
MPs take step for shared schooling: Belfast Telegraph
Kathryn Torney
Prayer became the victor in the Border war with terrorists: Impartial Reporter
Heath marred lives of a generation: Daily Ireland
Danny Morrison
The truth is out there somewhere: Daily Ireland
Jude Collins
Our own Religious fanaticism: (from Irelandclick.com)
Paper sues minister, alleging defamation: Irish Echo
Anne Cadwallader
Fund Makes Sure UDR Sacrifice Remembered: The News Letter
Philip Bradfield
Sinn Fein pressing for Peace III: BBC
Funds Split Debate Rages As South Gets 'Too Much': The News Letter
Helen McGurk
Thursday, July 21
Blair – 'No progress unless Ulster violence stops': UTV Internet
Alliance concern over delay from IRA: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Jets cooled on IRA statement: Irish Echo
Paul Colgan
SDLP stays tight-lipped on council's Kelly motion: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett
PUP hits out over threat to withhold party aid: Irish Independent
Arrest me now, says Ervine: UTV Internet
PUP 'being pushed from politics': BBC
Hain under pressure to review UDA ceasefire: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill and Sarah Dobson
Man due in court on loyalist terror charge: RTE
Man charged with having 'LVF gun': BBC
Human Rights Appointments Unacceptable For Unionists: The News Letter
Editorial
Pressure mounts for greater North equality: Irish Echo
Anne Cadwallader
Veteran Tory is Northern Ireland Commitee chair: UTV Internet
London bombers stick a spanner in spin machine: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Ban IRA Parade In Our Town: The News Letter
Alistair Bushe
Fears of violence at republican march: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Omagh murder charges man remanded: UTV Internet
Family awaits answers after mysterious death: (from the Irish News, Jul 16)
Sharon O'Neill
What really went on in MI5: (from the Sunday Tribune, Jul 17)
Suzanne Breen
Views sought on victims' fund: Sunday Life (Jul 17)
Stephen Breen
N. Irish teens serve up harmony: Trenton Times (Jul 9)
David Rout
Jane Fonda's son carries scar of Irish conflict: Sunday Independent (Jul 17)
Good start to Irish language TV fund: Daily Ireland (Jul 12)
Editorial
Tribute to Heath is wide of the mark: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
It's not the people who are to blame: (from Irelandclick, Jul 14).com)
Des Wilson
Islam, like Ireland, needs Murphy's Law: Sunday Independent (Jul 17)
Eoghan Harris
Muslim integration cannot be forced: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Wednesday, July 20
Warning of fresh trouble at interface: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
Council In Re-route Bonfires Bid: Derry Journal
Magistrate's Rage At 12th Troublemakers: Derry Journal
The Twelfth – repackaged . . .: Belfast Telegraph
Lord Laird
Respect and equality the solution to Ardoyne: Daily Ireland
Anne Cadwallader
More right than most to walk Queen's highway: (from the Irish News)
Susan McKay
Mixed reaction to UVF: Daily Ireland
Zoe Tunney
Party is urged to sever UVF link: BBC
Welcome for news of UVF discussion: Daily Ireland
Editorial
UVF blamed for shooting: UTV Internet
Shankill raids linked to feud: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
Man held over alleged loyalist terror offences: RTE
DUP Call For Meeting With PSNI After Rise In Violence: The News Letter
Keep Him In Jail: The News Letter
Billy Kennedy
Troy attacked for raising Kelly case: Daily Ireland
Jarlath Kearney
Peter Hain Must Stand His Ground Over Kelly: The News Letter
Editorial
Empey appoints MLAs to roles: UTV Internet
Unionist anger as ex-RTE boss is new equality chief: Irish Independent
Louise McCall
Collins responds to unionist concerns: UTV Internet
Gardiner in call to make Ulster voting compulsory: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Crooks can use illegal stash for defence fees: Sunday Life (Jul 17)
Ciaran McGuigan
Council to back call for Fullerton murder inquiry: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett
'No Tears Will Be Shed For Heath': Derry Journal
Former PM Sir Edward Heath Dies, Aged 89: The News Letter
Editorial
Mr Heath and his role in N. Ireland: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Heath's legacy is a bitter one: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
De Brun presses case for Peace III funding: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett
We Need Joint Authority: Derry Journal
Editorial
DUP attacks IRSP for bomb remarks: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
It's time we got on the march to make sectarianism history: The Herald (Jul 18)
Ruth Wishart
Tuesday, July 19
We need peace soon before lives are lost: Daily Ireland
Aidan Troy
Government called to explain Shankhill bomber's detention: UTV Internet
Double standards applied to republicans: Daily Ireland
Damien Kiberd
Cynical move: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
The governments don't want the IRA to disband: Sunday Journal (Jul 17)
Eamonn McCann
Parades issue 'must be on talks agenda': Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Peace workers' 'disgraceful role' in North clashes: Irish Independent
George Jackson
Arrests to be made after riot at parade: Belfast Telegraph
Clare Weir
Order's private army strikes again: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Paramilitaries 'want way out of violence': UTV Internet
UVF debates future as LVF feud goes on: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
UVF looks to follow peace lead: Daily Ireland
Zoe Tunney
Ulster Volunteer Force told to disband: UTV Internet
Why this family is pulling down the shutters on the Shankill: Sunday Life (Jul 17)
Stephen Breen
Catholic homes attacked: Daily Ireland
Protestant Enclave Needs Police Help: The News Letter
Joanne Lowry
SF MLA calls on Dodds for Belfast meeting: (from Irelandclick.com)
Dead man's family 'never under threat from IRA': (from the Irish News, Jul 15)
Roddy McGregor
McCartney sisters meet Hain: IrelandOnline
The spy left out in the cold: Sunday Life (Jul 17)
Chris Anderson
Truth search must miss blame game: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Heath was direct rule architect: BBC
Heath – Was it too little too late or too much too soon?: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
A tough political in-fighter who forced unionists to loosen their grip on the North: Irish Independent
Written out of history? The Official IRA revisit the past: (from the Irish News, Jul 7)
After 800 years, there is still hope for all the ABUKs out there: Sunday Independent (Jul 17)
John Chambers
Locals to have their choice in Dingle placename dispute: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy and Anne Lucey
Osama is spinning the wheel in the lottery of death: Sunday Independent (Jul 10)
Eoghan Harris
Ex-IRA man calls for better security on buses: The Guardian
David Pallister
Sectarian laws could be used against extremists: The Herald
Lucy Adams
Monday, July 18
Hain wants IRA statement 'soon': BBC
Clashes hamper IRA statement: Sunday Business Post (Jul 17)
Paul T Colgan
Ardoyne riot blast-bomber is known robber: Sunday Life (Jul 17)
Ciaran McGuigan
Order rejects Attwood claim on followers: Belfast Telegraph (Jul 15)
Brian Hutton
'People on all sides have got to be open to all possibilties': (from the Irish News, Jul 16)
William Scholes and Barry McCaffrey
Counting the cost of council bonfire scheme: (from Irelandclick.com, Jul 14)
Editorial
Riots fuel fears of IRA breakaway: Sunday Business Post (Jul 17)
Paul T Colgan
Dissidents in drive for new recruits: Sunday Life (Jul 17)
Stephen Breen
IRA threatens attack on mentally ill man: (from the Sunday Tribune, Jul 17)
Suzanne Breen
Locked up!: Sunday Life (Jul 17)
Joe Oliver
Help PSNI murder probe, US Senate tells Sinn Féin: (from the Irish News, Jul 16)
William Graham
Officers hurt in street attack: BBC
Carrickfergus blast bomb: UTV Internet
Tory spokesman to meet loyalists: BBC
UVF plan to wipe-out LVF: Sunday Life (Jul 17)
Alan Murray
Empey vessel of a party on the brink of oblivion: (from the Irish News, Jul 14)
Newton Emerson
Policing both north and south 'must be accountable': Irish Independent
Anita Guidera
Cards flag up our identity dilemma: Sunday Life (Jul 17)
John Hunter
Embracing our cultural diversity: (from Irelandclick.com, Jul 15)
Michael McGimpsey
Extradition of Real IRA activists 'bypassed legal codes': Irish Independent (Jul 13)
'How did RUC not know?': Sunday Life (Jul 17)
Alan Murray
IRA-style death threats made to Shell contractors: Sunday Independent (Jul 17)
Jerome Reilly
Same old, same old from Invest NI: Daily Ireland (Jul 16)
Editorial
Dingle/Daingean – You can't have it both ways, locals told: Irish Independent
Marese McDonagh
'Army limos' party on the Falls Road: The Sunday Times (Jul 17)
Liam Clarke
CNY families welcome N. Ireland children: Syracuse Post-Standard (Jul 13)
Jackie Coley
UK intelligence 'lost' suicide bombers to IRA fixation: Irish Independent
David Charter
Northern Ireland expertise to boost MI5 team: The Times
Michael Evans and Stewart Tendler
Councils demand – allow us to ban Orange marches: Sunday Herald (Jul 17)
Liam McDougall
Sunday, July 17
Mixed signals on timing of IRA move: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Softened up for another IRA fudge: Sunday Independent
Mansergh – IRA can open doors: Daily Ireland
Conor McMorrow
Waiting for the IRA's answers: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
SF circus hasn't gone away: Sunday Independent
Eoin McMahon
Talks Halted Over Ardoyne Violence: The News Letter
Joanne Lowry
Parade issue 'needs to be solved': BBC
Call To Investigate 'Illegal' 12th Protest: The News Letter
Elinor Glynn
'Scary Twelfth' throws up challenges: BBC
Gareth Gordon
Rioters, Bertie, not protesters: Sunday Independent
Make the morons pay: The Observer
Henry McDonald
World sees an Orange time warp: Daily Ireland
Eamonn Houston
Heavy handed or what?: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Worshipful brother expresses delight at peaceful Twelfth: Daily Ireland
Robin Livingstone
Bigger, better ... why can't we just enjoy the Twelfth: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
DUP slams police over Derry parade violence: Belfast Telegraph
Clare Weir
Safety Of PSNI Officers Must Always Be A Priority: The News Letter
Editorial
Last of the patriots wallow in self-pity: Sunday Independent
Declan Lynch
Bomb victim 'lucky to be alive': BBC
This loyalist feud goes on, but why?: Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald
Peace accord garners support: Springfield Republican (Jul 16)
Jo-Ann Moriarty
Tribute concert to mark 30th anniversary of Miami massacre: Belfast Telegraph (Jul 14)
Claire Regan
The Miami band lined up against the van. Then they were coldly murdered: Sunday Independent
Liam Collins
Invest NI rapped: Daily Ireland
Connor McMorrow
IRA's continued mentoring of hate makes them just as evil as al-Qaeda: Sunday Independent
Brendan O'Connor
Terrorism doesn't work: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Jul 16)
Jane Eisner
Ulster's lessons on how to dim the fires of extremism: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Living with fear: The Observer
Sean O'Hagan
Police condemn Orange parade disorder: The Herald (Jul 14)
William Tinning
Face it, we are united in Britishness: The Sunday Times
Allan Massie
Saturday, July 16
Adams is optimistic despite silence from IRA: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Give IRA time to deliver on statement – Adams: Irish Examiner
Michael O'Farrell
General's presence points to IRA move: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Kelly jailing 'inflames situation': Daily Ireland
Jarlath Kearney
IRA 'must cut ties with organised crime': UTV Internet
High hopes the Provos will go away: Irish Independent
De Chastelain waiting but signs are the IRA is not disbanding: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
IRA statement on ending violence is long overdue as riots mark growing discontent: Irish Independent
IRA statement – Disbandment is the only way forward: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Plastic bullets used in response to blast bombs, PSNI insists: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
UUP Calls For A Review Of Riot Control: The News Letter
Alistair Bushe
SF challenges Empey on attacks: (from the Irish News)
Orange leaders 'knew about talks': Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Derry sets model for parades, says Hain: Belfast Telegraph
Clare Weir
The Trouble-Free Parade Is Still Possible: Derry Journal
Rioting Puts Boys' March In Balance: The News Letter (Jul 14)
Ian Starrett
Not Good For Derry: Derry Journal
Editorial
'UVF men were part of march': Belfast Telegraph
Brian Hutton
Outrageous pretence of cultural identity: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Plea for justice for Loyalist feud victim: UTV Internet
Hain urged to act on UVF ceasefire: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon and Jonathan McCambridge
'Loyalist threat' to nationalists: BBC
Police investigate north Belfast attack: RTE
An underclass who are loyal only to terrorism: Belfast Telegraph (Jul 13)
Lindy McDowell
Investment skewed in Unionists' favour, say Sinn Fein: UTV Internet
Sinn Fein the biggest spenders in by-election battle: Irish Independent
Senan Molony
GAA would condemn IRA chants: Irish Examiner (Jul 12)
Jim O'Sullivan
RIRA men win cut in sentences: Irish Independent
Who better to understand Muslims' anger than ourselves?: Irish Examiner
Ryle Dwyer
Marching into trouble: The Herald (Jul 12)
Editorial
Oz gets 'independents': Belfast Telegraph (Jul 12)
Ashleigh Wallace
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