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Wednesday, May 15
Adams ally's trade in terror: Daily Telegraph
Toby Harnden
IRA 'trained Farc terrorists' : Irish Independent
Susan Garraty
Farc money funded arms deals: Daily Telegraph
Toby Harnden
Sophisticated bus bomb was 'typical tactic from Ulster': Daily Telegraph
Toby Harnden
Leading loyalist Adair is freed: BBC
Released Adair 'will be a force for good': Belfast Telegraph
Vengeance threat by loyalist chief: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Omagh visit a sign of the times: BBC
Anita McVeigh
Queen alters schedule to visit Omagh bombing site: The Independent
David McKittrick
Gone, not forgotten: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
Historic speech hints at Royal visit: Irish Independent
Bernard Purcell and John Devine
The Queen should now make a visit to Dublin: The Independent
Editorial
Archbishop is 'gravely concerned' about peace process and alienation in North: The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Ex-IRA gunrunner poised for poll win: The Times
David Lister
Sinn Fein candidate fails to meet family of murdered man despite pledge on radio: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
Quinn 'Le Pen' row: UTV Internet
Can Sinn Fein find the missing piece?: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Pace of security measures criticised: BBC
Number of people injured during Belfast clashes: RTE
Loyalist women stage post office protest over attacks: Belfast Telegraph
Ben Lowry
Conflict over who threw first stone: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
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Bloody Sunday pathologist quizzed: UTV Internet
Tuesday, May 14
Talks call as troubles grow: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Feared UDA leader to be released: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
IRA blamed for murders in Colombia: Daily Telegraph
George Jones
Elections: The Blanket (May 12)
Eamonn McCann
Quinn likens SF to Le Pen: Irish Examiner
Niall Murray
Threat councillor 'will stand firm': Belfast Telegraph
Larry Deeney
The same old story in Short Strand riot: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
The people's Ulster: Washington Times
Editorial
Security is stepped up for jubilee Ulster tour: Daily Telegraph
Caroline Davies
Communities take divided view of jubilee tour: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Queen to see the face of new Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
Tom Quinn
Does Peter Weir think he deserves a fourth chance?: Belfast Telegraph
Alex Kane
No Garvaghy regrets for Mowlam: (from Irelandclick.com)
Anger as Dunlop tribute is defaced: The News Letter
Monument attack condemned by SF: Belfast Telegraph (May 9)
Sectarianism skewered by soccer: Irish Echo (May 8)
Stephen McKinley
Search for remains continues: BBC
C of I synod to debate approach to sectarianism at parish level: The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Monday, May 13
Haass gives IRA warning on Colombia: BBC
Sting that began here snares IRA renegades: Chicago Sun Times (May 12)
Abdon Pallasch
Supergrass wants to be paid to testify: Sunday Business Post (May 12)
Barry O'Kelly
Unionist demands sanctions against Sinn Fein: UTV Internet
LVF tells PUP to leave assembly: Sunday Business Post (May 12)
Stephen Gordon
In a still-fragile peace, IRA hopes for victory in Ireland this week: Boston Herald (May 12)
Jim Dee
Former IRA gunrunner has eye on Dublin seat: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Police injured in sectarian fighting: The Scotsman
John Innes
Secretary of state condemns rioters as "thugs": UTV Internet
North Belfast ready for more violence: Sunday Business Post (May 12)
Anton McCabe
Northern Ireland's 'Soccer War': BBC
Mark Devenport
Yob plague that shames our city: Sunday Life (May 12)
Editorial
A tense Belfast awaits Queen's visit: The Times
David Lister
Best behaviour for Queen's visit: BBC
Mark Simpson
Political Platform: Irelandclick.com (May 10)
Monica McWilliams
Orange Order seeks PR genius: Sunday Business Post (May 12)
Richard Delevan
Omagh massacre: 'Let down' by investigation: Sunday Life (May 12)
John McGurk
Durkan seeks answers over guards: BBC
Controversial murder: Robert Hamill: Sunday Life (May 12)
John McGurk
The real truth about the BBC: Irelandclick.com (May 10)
Gearoid O'Caireallain
Irish producer fights Spielberg over axed film: The Sunday Times (May 12)
Jan Battles
Sunday, May 12
Loyalists rearming for battle to come: Scotland on Sunday
John O'Farrell
The murder of Rosemary Nelson provoked worldwide shock and outrage ... three years later its secrets will finally be revealed: Sunday Herald
Niall McKay
Sinn Fein aims for role as power-broker in Irish poll: Sunday Telegraph
Stephen Allen
Sinn Fein 'is like Le Pen' claims Irish Labour: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Why we must not decommission democracy for SF: Sunday Independent
Michael McDowell
The forgetfulness that empowers Sinn Fein: Sunday Telegraph
Kevin Myers
Man of law and order presents the acceptable face of Sinn Fein: The Sunday Times
Maeve Sheehan
A view from Napolean's Nose: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
Far right bids for Irish vote: Scotland on Sunday
Nicola Byrne
Why a royal gesture would boost peace: The Sunday Times
Chris Ryder
More Looney Tunes From New York Post: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Editorial
Continuity IRA suspects arrested in Limerick: UTV Internet
Victim's family makes IRA murder a key issue: Sunday Independent
Liam Collins
Estates 'in the grip of loyalist thugs: Belfast Telegraph (May 9)
Belfast bites back: (from Irelandclick.com, May 9)
Editorial
Omagh victim claims they were 'deceived': Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
At 87, Harrison remains a rebel without a pause: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
DPP may act in Hamill case: Belfast Telegraph (May 10)
Lobby to change the law against Catholic monarch: Irish Post/IrishAbroad.com
Frank Peters
Kirk told to cut ties with Rangers and send in Old Firm missionaries: Sunday Herald
Torcuil Crichton
Saturday, May 11
Smyth sounds withdrawal call: UTV Internet
Warning signs on the road to peace: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
'We need to become boring' -Trimble on the north: Derry Journal
Brendan McDaid
Derry 'spy' warns of Real IRA 'revenge': Derry Journal
Wife of garda was told about bomb for North: The Irish Times
Mary Carolan
Omagh cited as RIRA men get 30 years: Ulster Herald (May 9)
Informer protected as cover is blown by garda: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
'PSNI still has too few Catholic officers': Belfast Telegraph
Claire Regan
Second batch of recruits to PSNI pass through graduation: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Death threats to Republican prisoners in Maghaberry: Belfast Telegraph
Paul Dykes
Kesh riot claims victims thirty years on: (from Irelandclick.com, May 9)
Nasty Post-script to Colombia hearings: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Tom Deignan
Former 'spy' rejects 'Sunday' London offer: Derry Journal
Paisley insult: Derry Journal
Editorial
Marty babe, it's little 'ole Mo here: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Sinn Fein declines Queen's invitation: Ulster Herald (May 9)
Ahern in united Ireland pledge: UTV Internet
No need for spinners as North Kerry jewel sparkles for 'Shinners': Irish Independent
Eugene Hogan
Search for remains may be extended: BBC
Church and Orange Order consider split: The News Letter
Lesley Walsh
Residents lose faith over security plans: BBC
Friday, May 10
UVF may be buying weapons again: The Times
David Lister
Accord faces new pressure: The News Letter (May 9)
Stephen Dempster
Ervine warns of 'crisis' in Northern peace process: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
UUP Peer fears for Agreement: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Omagh bombing co-operation is a mockery, say families: Electronic Telegraph
Independent panel to assess Omagh claims: RTE
Reid in Omagh appeal: UTV Internet
Evidence suggests cover-up - SF: The Irish Times
Monika Unsworth
Keeping politics out of policing: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Paying for what we already own: (from Irelandclick.com)
Des Wilson
Adams accuses Irish government: UTV Internet
IRA killing haunts Sinn Fein poll campaign: The Times
David Lister
IRA will disband, predicts former Foreign Minister: Belfast Telegraph
Lots of Kerry answers, but still a question-mark over Ferris: The Irish Times
Kevin Myers
In negotiating peace, find words in common: Miami Herald (May 6)
Patrick Rucker
The thick blue line: (from Irelandclick.com)
Search for remains enters final stage: BBC
'Activist' has abuse sentence doubled Court doubles jail term for sex abuser: The Independent
David McKittrick
Sunday probe 'witch-hunt of Protestants': The News Letter (May 9)
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Journalist's life at risk if he names top Provo: Irish Independent
George Jackson
Bloody Sunday army photos claim: UTV Internet
Thursday, May 9
Paisley denounces inquiry 'witch hunt': The Independent
David McKittrick
Hard-line humbling brings us closer to the truth: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Bloody Sunday families fear Combat 18 attack: Derry Journal (May 3)
Reflections on Ulster Life: The News Letter
Alf McCreary
New lead for police in break-in probe: UTV Internet
Adair keeps low profile on day out: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
From the tears of hatred ...to the joy of friendship: Irish Post/IrishAbroad.com
Frank Murphy
Security stepped up in north Belfast: BBC
Adams on Castlereagh probe: UTV Internet
It would not take much for Bertie to cosy up to SF: The Irish Times
Mary Holland
Compliant rivals help Sinn Fein gain strength: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
The British reality that Sinn Fein has to face: Belfast Telegraph (May 7)
Eric Waugh
Queen's unionists cut link over Trimble policies: The Irish Times
Suzanne Breen
Congressman defends disavowal of Colombia hearing report: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
Post haste to faulty judgment: Irish Echo
Editorial
Real IRA 'could target jubilee festivities': The Guardian
'Real IRA' behind 80 attacks since 1999, Dublin court told: The Irish Times
Garda's claim on Omagh bombing to be probed: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Mariella's man takes on the Real IRA: Electronic Telegraph
Joshua Rozenberg
Wednesday, May 8
Trimble in talks on NI process: BBC
Adams sets party goal of Irish unity: Irish Independent
Conor Sweeney
A wise move: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
30 years in jail for Real IRA trio: The Guardian
Richard Norton-Taylor
M15 set up arms sting to lure gang members: The Irish Times
Sam Greenhill
Kill Mad Dog No2: Daily Record (May 7)
Calum Macdonald
'Bid to reignite Holy Cross dispute': The News Letter (May 7)
Richard Sherriff
A big dose of cynicism: (from Irelandclick.com)
Danny Morrison
Assembly backs Agreement motion: BBC
Parties too 'tribal': The Irish Times
Monika Unsworth
No SF objection to Queen's visit to Stormont Assembly next week: The Irish Times
Frank Millar
Finucane family say appointment is 'waste of time': (from Irelandclick.com)
Colm Heatley
Families awarded money over SAS shootings: UTV Internet
Catholics 'saved boy from Celtic shirt gang': The News Letter (May 7)
Nicola Mathers
Absent Paisley risks contempt ruling in Bloody Sunday inquiry: The Times
David Lister
Paisley should face contempt charges: Irish Examiner
Editorial
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Witness says he got warning call about paratroops: The Irish Times
Dick Grogan
Tuesday, May 7
Process in crisis says Ervine: BBC
Peace crisis being played down claims Ervine: Irish Independent
John Devine
MI5 'played role in Glasgow car swoop': Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
RIRA secretly sues for peace: Ireland on Sunday (May 5)
Will the DUP and Sinn Fein share top posts?: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Police come under fire during riots in Belfast: The Independent
Paul Peachey
Gerry's fierce friends: New York Post (May 6)
Editorial
Poll life, but not as you know it: Ireland on Sunday (May 5)
Anne Cadwallader
Committee members decry report linking IRA, FARC: Irish Echo (May 1)
Susan Falvella-Garraty
Israeli flags fly over loyalist areas as north Belfast becomes a flashpoint for violence: The Irish Times
Monika Unsworth
Injuries as factions clash in sectarian rioting: The Scotsman
John Innes
Army vehicles burnt in sectarian clashes: The Irish Times
Monika Unsworth
Rogers demands water cannon for riots: UTV Internet
The two faces of Belfast laid bare: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Garda had omagh bomb tip off: Ireland on Sunday (May 5)
Signs of post-ceasefire flowering of culture?: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Monday, May 6
Colombia rebels met with dozen IRA chiefs: Washington Times
Jerry Seper
Provos claim Florida prisoners: Sunday Life (May 5)
Further questioning for six terror suspects: The Guardian
Kirsty Scott
RIRA in threat to kill Adair: Sunday Life (May 5)
Stephen Gordon
Orangemen warned not to 'sell out' on Drumcree: Irish Independent
Chris Anderson
Electoral figures reflect growth in voter numbers in nationalist areas: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Ferris buoyant as SF gathers support across constituency: Irish Examiner
Donal Hickey
Real lesson of intolerance to be learnt from Dunboyne: The Sunday Times (May 5)
David Quinn
I don’t think Sinn Féin abducted me, says victim: Irish Examiner
Donal Hickey
38 wounded after Celtic defeat sparks riots in North: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Violence flares again in north Belfast: UTV Internet
Sectarian clashes mar Old Firm final: The Scotsman
Jeanette Oldham
Medals ban on veteran: Sunday Life (May 5)
Stephen Gordon
La Mon widower faces Islamic terror threat: Sunday Life (May 5)
Brenda O'Neill
Sunday, May 5
IRA tips blamed for Farc killings: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke and Joe Lauria
IRA Colombia links shape new US terrorism policy: Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll
Colombia 3 to go to trial after two appeals fail: Sunday Business Post
Barry O Kelly
Loyalist bomb plot foiled in Glasgow: The Sunday Times
David Connett
IRA prisoners' plight draws attention: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Stage set for more Unionist fall-outs: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Real IRA 'wish list' reveals plans for giant bombs: The Sunday Times
Nicholas Rufford
Sinn Fein may sue British government over funding law: Sunday Business Post
Sean Mac Carthaigh
PSNI orders probe on Special Branch leaks: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Saville puts freedom at stake: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Sinn Fein to hold talks with PUP: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
1997 Sinn Féin offer to incoming Labour government revealed: (from Sunday Tribune)
Ed Moloney
Memorandum reveals key gaps in SF's public and private positions: (from Sunday Tribune)
Ed Moloney
Steering NI through another choppy voyage: BBC
Mark Devenport
It’s what they call political reality, stupid!: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Gun-runner shoots into lead: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Shinners in the firing line: Sunday Independent
Declan McCormack
Sinn Fein poised to launch blitz: Sunday Business Post
Sean Mac Carthaigh
Ahern boxes clever over Sinn Fein threat: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Ireland's indignation junkies are at it again: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
Murdered journalist memorial unveiled: BBC
Saturday, May 4
Colombian drama damages Sinn Fein in voters' eyes: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Colombia Won't Prevent Election Gains: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Gerry Adams
Adams finds a new way to play an old tune: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
Colombia Hearing Draws Fire: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Tom Deignan
Colombia Hearings an abject failure: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Editorial
Candidates short-listed for PSNI top job: RTE
Belfast police reforms slow in coming about: Albany Times Union (May 3)
Brendan Lyons
Vigilance urged as Old Firm interface violence looms: (from Irelandclick.com, Apr 2)
Anthony Neeson
Provos made the crap: (from Irelandclick.com)
David Ervine
Armstrong dig 'is our only active case'— Commission: Belfast Telegraph
Paul Dykes
End all terrorist activity, Tony Bair urges: The News Letter (May 3)
Reid says SF must dissociate from violence: The Irish Times
Paisley may not attend Saville inquiry: Belfast Telegraph
Larry Deeney
Empey opposes jail museums: BBC
Bomb families angry over memorial ceremony: Ulster Herald
PSNI Graffiti Wars: (from Irelandclick.com, Apr 2)
Belfast smiling again: Toronto Star (May 2)
Michael Hanlon
Bogside murals depict Palestinian struggle: Derry Journal (Apr 30)
Friday, May 3
Dissident republicans 'sought arms from Iraq': Financial Times
Jimmy Burns
Tip-off that set up Real IRA 'Arab sting': Electronic Telegraph
Philip Johnston
Approach by 'Iraqi agents' led to new supply route being closed-off: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Terrorist organisation down but not out: The Times
Richard Ford
Death threat to Sinn Fein members being taken seriously: Ulster Herald
Nigel McDonagh
IRA gun-runner leads poll race in Kerry: Electronic Telegraph
David Sharrock
A bit o' Eire in the West Bank: The Washington Times
Jed Babbin
Sinn Fein and the Embarrassing Three: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
Revealed — SF letters to dissident prisoners: (from Irelandclick.com)
Anthony Neeson
Why I'm on the move: Belfast Telegraph
Peter Weir
Journalists face jail after refusal to reveal Bloody Sunday sources: The Independent
David McKittrick
Cash for peace offer to Ulster: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Maze could be business park: Electronic Telegraph
Benedict Brogan
A vital visit for the peace process: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Money is ours by right: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
Investing in the North: The Irish Times
Editorial
Blair billions boost impetus for renewal: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Minister urged to veto IRA memorial: Belfast Telegraph
Inquiry to quiz Paisley on protest cancellation: UTV Internet
Thursday, May 2
Reid says ceasefire by IRA 'is not enough': The Independent
Paul Waugh
Ulster special branch still failing on intelligence sharing, says report: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Sinn Féin and SDLP again clash over policing: RTE
Gerry and the peacemakers: protectors of the process: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
'Securocrats' blamed for threat to peace process: The Irish Times
Suzanne Breen
US inquiry won't affect peace claims Cooke: UTV Internet
Colombia cites training by Provos: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
North takes a back seat as south heads for polls: Belfast Telegraph
Steven King
Swift IRAF gets SF campaign off ground: The Irish Times
Kevin Myers
Poll success heralds a chance for real debate: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Northern politicians to face real world of finance: Irish Independent
John Devine
Cash cannot buy political harmony: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Derry SF members face death threat: Derry Journal (Apr 30)
Gardai seek body of man allegedly to be victim of IRA: Irish Independent
Saville hints law may force disclosure order: The Irish Times
Dick Grogan
Witness X backs ‘Sunday’ families ‘all the way’: Derry Journal (Apr 30)
Saville has implications for media: The Irish Times
Mary Holland
Old Firm's hymns of hatred: The Herald
Ron Ferguson
Wednesday, May 1
Trimble demands that Reid take action against IRA: Irish Examiner
Gary Kelly
Ervine fears Sinn Fein is not in control of IRA: The Irish Times
Suzanne Breen and Monika Unsworth
Belfast's Special Branch revamp 'not thorough': The Independent
David McKittrick
Concessions come with heavy price tag: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
Blair and Brown take 'new deal' to Ulster: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Blair's begging bowl for UUP and SDLP: The News Letter (Apr 30)
Democracy and guns do not mix: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Durkan says IRA remains active: RTE
Sinn Fein to be banned from the Lords: Electronic Telegraph
Andy McSmith
Assembly election row: UTV Internet
FBI agent is a threat to 'Real IRA', criminal court is told: The Irish Times
High Court in shoot-to-kill probe: UTV Internet
Peter King, Suspense Novelist and Blue-Collar Conservative, Crosses Party Lines: Fox News (Apr 29)
Kelley Beaucar Vlahos
New loyalist guidelines on flags: BBC
Another 'no' to Nice?: The Economist Intelligence Unit Viewswire
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Opposing lawyers seek names of soldiers: The Irish Times
Dick Grogan
Inquiry wants Channel Four notes: BBC
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