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This archive contains references to articles from May 1-15, 2001. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Tuesday, May 15Ulster Unionists will be 'cleared out', says DUP: Electronic Telegraph
David SharrockMcNarry blasts DUP manifesto: UTV Internet
Unionists' storm intensifies: Belfast Telegraph (May 14)
Nigel AdamPaisley claims party about to overtake UUP: The Irish Times
Monika UnsworthPUP man drops out of race: BBC
We’re left ‘holding the wain’ again: Irish News
Denis BradleyAssembly gun row: UTV Internet
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
Kevin MyersBalkan arms aid Real IRA terror: Irish Independent
Tom BradyTop dissident republican on terrorism charge remanded: Irish Independent
Diarmaid MacDermottRail disrupters are the enemies of all: Irish News
EditorialSynod report scarcely mentions Drumcree: The Irish Times
Patsy McGarryEames gets set to tackle sectarianism: Irish News
Building new relationships at Drumcree: The Irish Times
Carolyn Ó LaoireMallon condemns attack on tourists: UTV Internet
Further violence in east Belfast: BBCSectarian attacks must be stopped: Belfast Telegraph (May 14)
EditorialClinton's return to include Derry speech: Irish Independent
George Jackson and Susan GarratyTime for end to religious jobs bias: Belfast Telegraph (May 14)
Austen MorganGarda-IRA collusion claim file probe: Irish Examiner
Diarmaid MacDermottChurch and State: The Irish Times
EditorialA game of two halves: The Guardian
Monday, May 14
Wife of former RUC chief fights for Good Friday deal: Electronic Telegraph
David SharrockHigh stakes: The Sunday Times (May 13)
Liam ClarkeDemographics close in on the North's unionists: Sunday Business Post (May 13)
Tom McGurkReid says he is pro-choice, not pro-Union: The Irish Times
Frank MillarAngry Mallon comes out fighting: The Sunday Times (May 13)
Vincent KearneyUnionist parties clash over fresh talks after election: The Irish Times
Monika UnsworthOld quote may come back to haunt McGuinness: Irish Examiner
Joe OliverMLA 'will not be intimidated' out of election: The Irish Times
Monika UnsworthRiot police separate rival gangs: BBC
Tourists hurt as Belfast erupts: Electronic Telegraph
David SharrockRepublican mobs attack tourists: The Guardian
Owen BowcottResidents ‘living in fear’ after clashes: Irish News
Neil McKnightArrests follow sectarian clashes: BBC
Over 50 libel writs issued against publishers of book: The Irish Times
25 years of peace making: Irish News
Billy FoleyDean refuses invitation 'on principle': The Irish Times
Patsy McGarrySaint’s relics a problem for Protestants: Irish News
Roy GarlandRise in recruitment of priests reported: UTV Internet
Sunday, May 13
Trimble issues ultimatum to IRA with critical election looming: Boston Herald
Jim DeeIRA arms deadline 'imposssible': BBC
Trimble arms move 'step in right direction': UTV Internet
Trimble names the day of judgement: The Sunday Times
Vincent KearneyUUP united behind Trimble, but some wonder if he moved too soon: (from Sunday Tribune)
Ed MoloneyArms issue can't be ducked: Sunday Independent
Joseph O'MalleyNew book contains useful insights on Trimble: Ireland on Sunday
Anne CadwalladerTrimble aims at the wrong enemy: The Sunday Times
Chris RyderTrimble enrols in Blair's spin school: Sunday Independent
Emer O'KellyLeaders bid to save Trimble: The Sunday Times
Vincent KearneyCatholic vote could save Agreement, says Trimble: The Observer
Henry McDonaldTrimble looks to votes of Catholics to save him: The Observer
Henry McDonaldSpoils of battle to the victors: Ireland on Sunday
Anne CadwalladerLeaders bid to save Trimble: The Sunday Times
Vincent KearneyDoes Taoiseach know best?: The Observer
Henry McDonaldWe cannot turn our backs on Assembly: Ireland on Sunday
Seamus MallonPaisley predicts fresh NI talks: BBC
Enniskillen bomb victim prays for help from 'the man upstairs': The Sunday Times
Chris RyderPaisley talks prediction dismissed: UTV Internet
Terror is about attitude, not numbers: Sunday Independent
Joe MacAnthonyUUP move sparks party row: UTV Internet
Home of SDLP man targeted: BBC
Irish eyes looking toward homeland to fill jobs: Dallas Morning News
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Complex history cannot be simplistically rewritten: Sunday Independent
Saturday, May 12
Ahern and SF discuss UK election aftermath: Irish Independent
Trimble arms move 'step in right direction': UTV Internet
Trimble to stand firm on weapons: Irish News
Loyalist party cannot afford to run: BBC
Will the bone go to the dissident dogs?: Irish News
Trimble faces survival battle of his leadership and party: Irish Independent
On the road to nowhere: Irish News (Editorial)
Eames insists church can't resolve Drumcree crisis: The Irish Times
Major coup in battle against dissidents: Irish News
Loyalist gun attacks 'causing terror': BBC
Loyalist escapes murder bid: UTV Internet
Police dispute Hamill arrests order: BBC
Inquiry witness move condemned: BBC
After all those years, it's a shot in the dark: Electronic Telegraph
Reid breaking Labour policy over new plastic bullets: Irelandclick.com
Sinn Fein 'just like Tories': UTV Internet
The year of living dangerously: Irelandclick.com (May 10)
A time of political change and recognition of our own dignity: Irelandclick.com (May 10)
New law for priests comes into effect: UTV Internet
Controversial church document 'has had no real effect': Irish Independent
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When Lynch knew about arms trial shipment: Irish Independent
Friday, May 11
Policing poll divides nationalists: BBC
Theatrics from Trimble are just stunts for the election: Irish Examiner
North faces its most crucial election fight: Irish Independent
Fears grow of Real IRA mainland bombing: Financial Times
Mr Mackey foresaw the people’s verdict: Irish News (Editorial)
Possible 'feud link' to shooting: BBC
DUP lay down challenge to UUP: UTV Internet
Blackmail threat forces Unionist to pull out: The Guardian
Ken leaves wide open race in Fermanagh and South Tyrone: Belfast Telegraph
Adams confident of gains: UTV Internet
Call for 'last push' on Drumcree: BBC
Drumcree call must be heeded: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Belfast attacks 'followed mural dispute': BBC
Concern over new weapon: The Irish Times
Peace message from US: Irish News
US POLITICIANS PAY HOMAGE TO HUNGER STRIKERS: Irelandclick.com
1981 WAS THE MAJOR TURNING POINT: Irelandclick.com
BOBBY SANDS: A COMRADE, A POET AND A WARRIOR: Irelandclick.com
O'Brien biggest political donor but SF got £38k from US pals: Irish Independent
No vote will safeguard our neutrality: Irish Examiner (by Gerry Adams)
PITTSBURGH COLLEGE IN ADAMS SCHOLARSHIP INVITE: Irelandclick.com
NI film sparks million dollar lawsuit: BBC
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Gardai inquire into trial evidence: The Irish Times
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Bloody Sunday inquiry adjourned: UTV Internet
Crisis at Bloody Sunday Inquiry: Electronic Telegraph
General 'economical with the truth' - BBC reporter: The Irish Times
Thursday, May 10
North threat eases as UUP leader speaks of re-election : The Irish Times
Will David slay his Goliath of arms dumps?: Belfast Telegraph (May 9)
Trimble's big gamble could bring reward: The Irish Times
Trimble's challenge: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Trimble's gamble: Financial Times (Editorial)
Arms issue must be resolved now: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial May 9)
Police on Real IRA bomb alert: BBC
UUP meets Speaker over Sinn Fein ban: Belfast Telegraph (May 9)
Watch out for the dreaded slipping mask: Irish News
NI parties braced for battle at polls: BBC
SDLP and DUP aim for major poll boost: Irish Independent
DUP withdraws from Fermanagh seat: BBCLady Hermon selected to contest North Down: The Irish Times
SDLP poll shows police support: UTV Internet
Adams denies he is senior IRA figure: The Irish Times
Shock and horror at IRA admission: Irish Voice
Wars and rumours of wars...: Belfast Telegraph (May 9)
Looking back 20 years: Irish Voice (by Gerry Adams)
DOING WHAT AN ARMY DOES BEST: Irelandclick.com (Editorial)
MI5 stands by its IRA Bloody Sunday spy: The Times
'Don't pay IRA relatives': Belfast Telegraph (May 9)
UDR case goes to court of appeal: Irish News
Haass nomination blocker revealed: Irish Echo
Why Irish America needs to re-elect Crowley: Irish Voice
Links severed with NY parade: The Irish Times
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Lynch name 'blackened to exculpate Haughey': Irish Independent
Northern MP wants full inquiry into arms crisis: The Irish Times
More queries than answers: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
O'Malley's defence: Irish Independent (Editorial)
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Civil rights speaker 'shocked' at Bloody Sunday: UTV Internet
Bloody Sunday operation 'a dry run': BBC
Journalist outlines his feelings about Bloody Sunday: UTV Internet
Wednesday, May 9
Trimble Warns IRA He'll Quit Over Arms Dispute: Los Angeles Times
Trimble gives IRA ultimatum: Boston Globe
Trimble vows to resign if IRA refuses to disarm: Electronic Telegraph
IRA given ultimatum on weapons by Trimble: The Independent
Ahern tells his surprise at Trimble's threat to resign: The Irish Times
Trimble displays capacity to surprise: UTV Internet
Trimble's only way to nail Blair's monstrous lie: Electronic Telegraph
Trimble sets the pre-election sparks flying: The Irish Times
This could spell end of Trimble ... and the Agreement: Irish Independent
Is ultimatum electoral banger or damp squib?: Irish News
Unionists aim to force showdown on weapons: The Irish Times
Bizarre: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Priorities were never clearer: Irish News (Editorial)
Trimble’s threat to resign hinders progress in North: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Trimble denies UUP could lose five of nine seats: The Irish Times
Contests could determine the future of unionism: The Irish Times
Red faces for UDP as election error is revealed: UTV Internet
IRA murder victim's father to stand in election: UTV Internet
No confidence motion defeated: BBC
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
Europe must discover who is responsible: Irish News
McGuinness 'ran the IRA show' in Londonderry: Electronic Telegraph
McGuinness spoke of resisting army, journalist claims: Irish Examiner
Unionist names '16 IRA leaders': The Guardian
DUP calls for McGuinness’s prosecution: Irish News
The Unlikely Informer: Time Magazine (Europe)
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Dublin gun role debate: The Times
Blaney 'did not give guns or cash to IRA': Irish Independent
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Reporter tells inquiry of 'Loyalist gunman': Irish Independent
Officer saw massacre from walls: Irish News
Tuesday, May 8
Trimble IRA arms bombshell Belfast Telegraph
Unionists plan twin tactics: Irish News
Sinn Fein Minister hits out at Trimble: Belfast Telegraph
McGuinness 'safe' with SDLP backing: The TimesUnionists slam SDLP over McGuinness support: UTV Internet
PIRA is putting pact in danger: Irish News (Editorial)
Real IRA units target London: Irish Independent
LOUGHGALL. PLAYING IT ROUGH.: by Peter Taylor (Daily Mail)JUSTICE FOR THE JORDANS: Irelandclick.com
It’s time to see yourself as others do: Irish News
Drumcree leader's comments a case of 'foot-in- mouth': Irish Independent
Noraid ‘has no influence’: Irish News
Sacrifice empowered a new generation: Sunday Business Post (May 6)
The prisoners behind the wire: Sunday Business Post (May 6)
Is this the end of the road for UDP?: Irish News (Editorial)
Loyalists target Jewish groups for funds: Irish Examiner
Monday, May 7
Election could suspend Belfast accord: The Irish Times
IRA election alert as second bomb blasts sorting office: Electronic Telegraph
Blast sparks poll alert: The Guardian
Acts of lunacy from dissidents: Irish News (Editorial)
Trimble: Peace accord 'undermined': BBC
Trimble urges McGuinness to tell whole truth: Electronic Telegraph
DUP bid to oust McGuinness set to fail: UTV Internet
Sinn Fein policy fails nationalists: Irish News
McGuinness was 'man to watch' in 1972: by Peter Taylor (Daily Mail)Admission by McGuinness opens way to new honesty: Irish Independent
Party leaders fight for political survival: Irish News
Politicians support victims of republican violence: The Irish Times
Orangemen rage over 'apartheid': Irish Independent
Orange Order lets itself down: Irish News (Editorial)
Treaty will restrict North South co-operation - SF: UTV Internet
Provo link to suspected drugs killing: Irish Independent
'If I die, God will understand' - Sands: The Irish Times
‘Sands saw the need for politics’: Irish News
Sixty-six day drama created a modern martyr: The Guardian
Time proved hunger strikers right - Adams: The Irish Times
Jail death that marked a watershed: The Guardian
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Des doesn’t deserve all this grief over the Arms Crisis: Irish Examiner (May 5)
Sunday, May 6
McGuinness lies again: he was IRA's No 1 in Derry Brigade: Electronic Telegraph
Spy says McGuinness did not fire on Bloody Sunday: The Observer
Victims of McGuinness's Derry Brigade killers: Electronic Telegraph
For McGuinness, Sinn Fein, truth hurts: Boston Herald
The admission that changes nothing: Sunday Independent
Fistful of Derry iron combined with glove of velvet: Ireland on Sunday
Selfless . . . but under a malign star: Sunday Independent
This is what McGuinness won't tell you: The Sunday Times
Bloodied McGuinness comes into the light: Sunday Independent
The Saville Enquiry - Public needs to focus on truth: Ireland on Sunday
A cold knowledge of the levers of power: Sunday Independent
Britain faces flood of death claims: The Sunday Times
To add insult to murder: Electronic Telegraph
Families vow to fight for truth about killings: Ireland on Sunday
Donaldon spells out threats to UUP in elections: UTV Internet
Brigadier faces quiz in Finucane murder probe: The Sunday Times
IRA may be linked to murder: BBC
RTE's triumph of nerve on O'Malley: The Sunday Times
Hunger strikers' sacrifice recalled: Boston Herald
'I remember the day Bobby died like it was yesterday': Ireland on Sunday
RUC officers fight promotion ban over sick leave record: The Sunday Times
Gracey lambasts police for blocking Orange marches: UTV Internet
A green field Ahern should stay out of: Sunday Independent
Catholics flock back to church: The Sunday Times
On the road with Therese: Scotland on Sunday
Saturday, May 5Britain Found to Violate Rights in Ulster Cases: New York Times
Fury as European court awards £10,000 to IRA men's families: Electronic Telegraph
Payouts of £10,000 'may open the floodgates': The Times
Court condemns secrecy surrounding shootings: The Independent
Mixed reactions to Court decision: Irish Examiner
Terrorists planned to massacre policemen: Electronic Telegraph
Ambush on a sunny day: The Scotsman
Relatives of dead want State to ask for inquiry: The Irish Times
The RUC men just hung about, exultant: Electronic Telegraph
Infamous IRA gang wiped out by heavily armed SAS: Irish Examiner
Humiliation of ruling likely to continue for UK govern ment: Irish Independent
An outrage at Number 10: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Truth and reconciliation: The Guardian (Editorial)
The European court was right to look at shoot-to-kill: The Independent (Editorial)
European ruling deserves study: Irish News (Editorial)
Respecting the right to life: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
UN should investigate shoot-to-kill controversy: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Stobie handler linked to Finucane murder tape: Irelandclick.com
Yard chief to examine army collusion claims: The Times
Man with a mission: Belfast Telegraph
Trimble arms warning: UTV Internet
Bitter power struggle facing Trimble as Sinn Fein digs in: Irish Independent
Fresh effort to agree on unionist poll strategy: Belfast Telegraph
Party leaders fight for political survival: Irish News
Reid under fire from UUP: UTV Internet
From Ulster to Vietnam, two men who must confront their bloody past: The Times
Telling the bloody truth: Irish Independent
Judge keeps Paisley name source secret: Irish Independent
Baby hurt in blast bomb attack: BBC
Adair to challenge parole refusal: Irelandclick.com
1,000th day of Drumcree marked by protest to Reid: Belfast Telegraph
IRA is blamed for ‘cowardly’ murder: Irish News
'Error of judgement' in 1981 hunger strike: BBC
'Hunger-strike' role brings back painful memories: The Irish Times
Can Dodds represent all North Belfast: Irelandclick.com
NI secretary's first 100 days: BBC
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Garda Arms Crisis files not to be released: The Irish Times
Arms trial controversy just goes on and on: Irish Independent
Lynch preserved democracy during Crisis: The Irish Times
Friday, May 4
UK condemned over IRA deaths: BBC
Shock ruling on IRA deaths: Belfast Telegraph
'The Brits have been found guilty of murder': Belfast Telegraph
UTV stands over programme on Finucane: The Irish Times
SDLP piles pressure on special branch: Irish News
Trimble and Ahern in NI talks: BBC
US politicians want Trimble to lift SF ban: The Irish Times
Robinson cries foul in Celtic attack on minister: Irish Independent
Halt RUC reform demands Dodds: UTV Internet
Investigators find abuses, improvements in Northern Ireland: San Francisco Chronicle (May 3)
Dr Reid talks sense on GFA: Irish News (Editorial)
Sinn Féin say office arrest political: Irish Examiner‘Ordinary fella’ became an icon: Irish News
As Bobby Sands was laid to rest, the whole world was watching: Boston Globe
The hunger strikes 20 years on: Belfast Telegraph
Violence linked to H-Block protests: Irish News
Lasting legacy of the hunger strikes: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
British army monitor condemns reinstatements: The Irish Times
The roots of sectarianism are racial, religious - and political: The Scotsman
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Unionists win debate on 1970 arms trial: Irish News
Coded North fund bank names known to committee: Irish Independent
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British army 'tried to kill marchers': BBC
Bloody Sunday bullet 'burnt holes' in woman's coat: UTV Internet
Priest helped as soldiers threatened to shoot: The Irish Times
Thursday, May 3
McGuinness breaks silence but refuses to tell it all: Electronic Telegraph
Minister confirms 'Bloody Sunday' IRA role: Financial Times
McGuinness reign marked by 29 security killings: Irish Independent
Bloody Sunday Inquiry puts the victims in the dock: Irelandclick.com
Is the truth diminished by time?: Irish News
Ahern says his view of Sinn Fein remains the same: The Irish Times
Don't throw away the only hope of lasting peace in Northern Ireland: The Independent (by John Reid)
DUP slams Reid over 'interference': Belfast Telegraph
If Mr Trimble is ousted, the future of Northern Ireland is imperilled: The Independent (Editorial)
Standing up for the Agreement: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Informer planned to merge dissidents: Irish Voice
RUC officer predicts a summer of violence: Irish Independent
Summer on the Ormeau Road: Irelandclick.com
300 Irish applicants for new police service: UTV Internet
Ulster police force 'robbed of its soul': Electronic Telegraph
RUC admits using 'car thief informers': BBC
'Ordinary crime' taking root in Northern Ireland: Irish Echo
A premature American wake: Irish Voice (by Gerry Adams)
Haass nomination hits snag: Irish Echo
Gardai reject Donaldson's claim of collusion cover-up: Irish Independent
Further Finucane collusion allegations: BBC
‘What is preventing an inquiry into Finucane?’: Irish News
Widow calls for Finucane inquiry: UTV Internet
Vital credibility test for Britain: Irish News (Editorial)
How the hunger strikes changed Britain’s Irish: Irish Post
Hunger Strike legacy: Irish Echo (Editorial)
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Gibbons family 'hurt' by dispute: The Irish Times
Scandal of the arms trial: Irish Voice
Gun-running plot is not the key issue: The Irish Times
Broad Inquiry Needed: The Irish Times (Editorial)
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Man believed shooting was IRA ‘having a go’: Irish Examiner
Inquiry hears of predictions: Irish News
Witness said he thought he would be shot in the face: The Irish Times
Wednesday, May 2
Adams 'under pressure to retaliate' over sanctions: UTV InternetSF meets Mallon on veto: Irish News
NI politicians debate 'Irish solution': BBC
Blair will not be a guardian angel for UUP: Irish News
IRA veteran should leave dream world and take road to the Eswiles: Belfast Telegraph
McGuinness faces axe: The ScotsmanMcGuinness to face no confidence motion: UTV Internet
McGuinness will not name IRA men: BBC
IRA believed Bloody Sunday was a trap, claims: Irish Examiner
A small step towards reconciliation: The Independent
Real IRA expected to be banned in US: Irish Examiner
US moves to 'designate' Real and Continuity IRA: The Irish Times
President Bush must ban Real IRA fundraising: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
American is key witness against chief of Real IRA: Boston Globe (May 1)
Fury at Parades decision: Irish News
Nesbitt attacks SF in flag row: Belfast Telegraph
Call for inquiry into army unit: The Irish TimesEx-Ulster cop says RUC protected Catholic's killer: Boston Herald
Special branch accused of suppressing confession: The Guardian
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
UUP 'unity' going into poll: Belfast Telegraph
Republicans caused foot-and-mouth - DUP: UTV InternetCall for Constitution to be amended to prevent ties with military groups: Irish Examiner
Stormont committee visit anti-crime agency: UTV Internet
--------- 1970 Arms Trial --------- Arms jury 'believed Lynch knew plan': Irish Independent
O’Malley can’t keep giving us the same line on Arms Crisis: Irish Examiner
A whiter than white O'Malley won't wash: The Irish Times
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McGuinness shocked when told of shootings: Irish Examiner
Former soldier 'provided IRA cover': BBC
Witness tells of last time he saw his brother: UTV Internet
Tuesday, May 1
A Top Sinn Fein Leader Says He Was No. 2 in I.R.A: New York Times
Sinn Fein leader tells of army murders: The Independent
McGuinness vows to clear IRA of role in Derry killings: The Guardian
Minister to detail IRA meeting: The Irish Times
Inquiry is urged to 'delve deeper' into McGuinness: Electronic Telegraph
Move to testify puts MI5 on the spot: The Guardian
Reid hopes testimony represents new openness: The Irish Times
Tell the whole bloody truth: The Times
Fiefdom of fear in 'Free Derry': Electronic Telegraph
Telling the truth: The Guardian (Editorial)
McGuinness admission a boost to Saville Inquiry: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
McGuinness has duty to families: Irish News (Editorial)
Speaking up for the Agreement: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Real IRA has doubled, says report: The Times
Real IRA threatens prison officers: Irish Examiner
Correction: Catherina Wojtowicz: The Sunday Times (Apr. 29)
IRA conviction sent back to Court of Appeal: UTV Internet
Census to show large increase in North's Catholics: Irish Independent
FILLED YOUR FORM IN YET?: Irelandclick.com
Reform of police must not stop at the Border: The Irish Times
Best place to watch changes being rung: Belfast Telegraph
Orangeism 'big hit' in Catholic Europe: BBC
Invite Bush for Twelfth-MLA: The Irish Times
Cardinal 'sorry' for inter communion comments: Irish Independent
Adams would much prefer to be a writer than a politician: Irish Examiner
Speaker rebuts Sinn Fein story: The Times
Thatcher's stance gave Sinn Fein a new strategy: The Irish Times
SF Assembly man appeals flag order: Irish Independent
BUTLER SLAMS LISBURN IRISH FEST HYPOCRISY: Irelandclick.com
Following in footsteps of the faithful: Belfast Telegraph
South firms invest stg£60m in North: Irish Independent
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Irish Government helped establish Provisional IRA, says Empey: Irish Examiner
1971 papers could be released: The Irish Times
Taoiseach insists on exposure of all Arms Crisis files to public scrutiny: Irish Examiner
Nothing is ever really quite like it seems: Irish Independent
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