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Friday, May 31
Unionist dissent over new police chief: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
'Breach' by unionists in Orde row: Daily Telegraph
David Sharrock
Orde to lead officers he investigated: The News Letter
Fresh support for new police chief: BBC
North’s new police chief’s stamina set to be tested: Irish Examiner
Alan Erwin
Challenging times for new police chief: BBC
Brian Rowan
New police chief's heavy workload: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Policing Ulster: The Times
Editorial
The challenge for Hugh Orde: The Irish Times
Editorial
Outrage at Plastic Bullet report: (from Irelandclick.com)
Anthony Neeson
Alliance decide on Lord Mayor vote: UTV Internet
Belfast comes of age: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
Finucane inquiry increases pressure: The Times
Weir makes call to DUP: UTV Internet
Special Criminal Court should be abolished, say rights groups: Irish Examiner
Carl O’Brien
U.S. terror report says Colombia 3 aided rebels: Irish Echo
Canadian probing deaths in N. Ireland: Toronto Globe and Mail
Jeff Sallot
Move to repeal Act of Settlement wins support of bishops and MPs: The Guardian
Matt Keating
'The last blatantly anti-Catholic piece of legislation': The Guardian
Keir Starmer
Tirade against Irish immigration is skeleton in the cupboard: The Herald
Ron Ferguson
Thursday, May 30
Ferris calls for release of IRA killers: Irish Independent
Senan Molony
Top Ulster police job for key officer in Stevens inquiry: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
SDLP welcomes choice as Ulster police chief: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
New chief faces a lot of unfinished business: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Canadian judge due to probe murders: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Judge to examine collusion claims: BBC
US envoy given dossier on killing: Belfast Telegraph
Different FBI Rules For Irish Suspects?: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Reid urges forward thinking: UTV Internet
United Ireland talks 'within a decade': Irish Independent
Dan McGinn
DUP Jubilee call: UTV Internet
Diplomat's evidence for 'leader' of Real IRA: Irish Independent
Convener tells of Kirk's 'shameful' sectarian past: Daily Telegraph
P J Bonthrone
Community backs north Belfast plan: BBC
Reid remains in Ulster after Blair reshuffle: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Continuation of court deemed not to stand up to scrutiny: The Irish Times
Carol Coulter
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
Kevin Myers
Inquiry to seek buried official papers: The Irish Times
Dick Grogan
Witness 'did not lie' says Lord Saville: BBC
Wednesday, May 29
Unionists in North-South row: UTV Internet
PSNI to interview for top job today: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Kilclooney government attack: UTV Internet
Ombudsman backs use of plastic bullets: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Police vindicated over bullets use: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Peace process, what peace process?: (from Irelandclick.com, May 27)
Editorial
Sinn Fein leaders bank on US funds: Boston Globe (May 27)
Charles M. Sennott
Slain soldier's mother slams NIO: Ulster Herald
Rosetta Donnelly
Media petrified by secret state: (from Irelandclick.com, May 27)
Danny Morrison
£8,000 for widow of Northern Ireland riot: The Independent
Cahal Milmo
The secret to Bertie's success: Chicago Tribune
Editorial
Murdered man's headstone destroyed: BBC
Back to jail for politicians: BBC
Remembering the hunger strikers - the loneliness of Long Kesh: Our Town (May 8)
C J Miller
Real IRA political wing appeals against terrorist designation in US: Irish Examiner
John Breslin
North Belfast 'needs £15m': BBC
--------- Bloody Sunday News ---------
Faulkner doubted victims were IRA terrorists: The Irish Times
Dick Grogan
Tuesday, May 28
Trimble praises Ahern's 'line' on Republicans: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Trimble warns of poll 'nightmare': Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
The Price of Ever Becoming: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
At the heart of Ulster politics: The News Letter (May 24)
Mervyn Pauley
Nationalists embroiled in merger row: Belfast Telegraph
Parties need to stay independent: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Let's get back perspective and recall a true World Cup tragedy: The Irish Times
Fintan O'Toole
Time to face up to mob violence: The News Letter (May 27)
Philip Crossey
MI5 agent will not face Bloody Sunday inquiry: The Independent
David McKittrick
Derry Informer goes on the run: Derry Journal (May 24)
Chairman challenged as MI5 agent is exempted: The Irish Times
Dick Grogan
House of Orange...House of God ?: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Cool heads win Garvaghy day: The News Letter (May 27)
Trouble flares after graves service: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Appeal to Reid over teenager's killers: BBC
Plastic bullet use 'justified': BBC
Monday, May 27
Informants not fleeing despite the break-in: The Irish Times
Jim Cusack
Finucane murder investigator could take top police job in Northern Ireland: The Independent
David McKittrick
Finucane family to meet Reid: BBC
Demand for action over Colombia three: The Herald
Rob Crilly
Gardai to quiz Post journalist: The Sunday Times (May 26)
Liam Clarke
Sectarian riots break out in Belfast: BBC
Unionists bid to halt street riots: Sunday Life (May 26)
Stephen Breen
Blast bomb attack on Belfast home: The Irish Times
Suzanne Breen
Violence moved by 'peace' wall: (from Irelandclick.com, May 25)
John Martin
Secret hearing sought for security agent: BBC
Jubilee attack by dissidents feared: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Dean Griffin calls Irish 'myth-fed mongrels': The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
O Caolain is SF's Dail leader: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Sinn Fein sends warning to SDLP: UTV Internet
Sinn Fein leader in Omagh fund snub: Sunday Life (May 26)
Pauline Reynolds
Sinn Fein Mayor is a democratic must: (from Irelandclick.com, May 25)
Alex Maskey
Inside Stormont: Crisis claim over voting: Belfast Telegraph (May 22)
Fraud probe nets Adams' minder: Sunday Life (May 26)
Stephen Gordon
Political row over Union clouds visit: Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin
Sunday, May 26
Call for review of Agreement: BBC
Trimble presses to jail senior IRA figure as Colombian links emerge: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
Trimble demands IRA jail recall: The Times
Liam Clarke
'How IRA bombers trained guerrillas': The Observer
Sandra Jordan
A future in the north?: The Observer
Henry McDonald
O'Hanlon's Corner: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
Putting SF's electoral success into context: BBC
Mark Devenport
Sinn Fein: five TDs and a plan: Sunday Business Post
Sean Mac Carthaigh
Sinn Fein group stage London rally: UTV Internet
Now it's equality for Provos: Sunday Independent
Liam Collins
Paramilitary attacks - The case of Brian: Belfast Telegraph (May 16)
Minor trouble flares as parade ends: BBC
A man of our times: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
World Cup coach boots star, rocking Ireland north, south: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Feckless Irish jibe tops racist cliche league: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Rise of the 'Plastic Paddies': The Sunday Times
Plea to end anti-Catholic laws marks Queen's visit Kirk: The Observer
Stephen Khan
SNP anger at Queen's union plans: The Sunday Times
Kenny Farquharson
Saturday, May 25
Appeal for calm over parade: BBC
Ombudsman and police body at odds over Omagh issue: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
O'Loan justifies police use of plastic bullets: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Trimble under pressure to save Ardoyne peace plan: Irish Examiner
Alan Erwin
Nationalists reject Holy Cross plan: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Sinn Fein whirlwind returns to mainstream: Irish Echo
It's Not the End of the World: The Blanket (May 23)
Ciarán Irvine
Sinn Fein's advance: Boston Globe
Editorial
SF counts on Dail chief with political savvy: Irish Independent
Senan Molony
11% of early release loyalists back to crime: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Green with envy: The Spectator
Martin Walton
Web of Terror: The blame in Spain: Belfast Telegraph (May 22)
Brian Walker
Web of Terror: The Cuban link: Belfast Telegraph (May 23)
Chris Thornton
McGuinness denies funding bias: UTV Internet (May 20)
Nightmare in the Desert: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
MSP fights Royal post Catholic ban: The Scotsman
Hamish MacDonell
Clinton to visit Enniskillen: UTV Internet
When did we forget about the republic?: The Scotsman (May 23)
Robert McNeil
Ahern steps into World Cup row as Ireland takes sides: The Independent
Ed O'Loughlin
Friday, May 24
Nationalists reject peace plan: BBC
Web of Terror: So what now for Sinn Fein?: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
IRA linked to Colombia car bomb: Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll
IRA Not on 'Terrorist’ List: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
32-County Committee challenges State's terror designation: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
Elections a Big Triumph: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Gerry Adams
SF begins drive for role in new order: Irish Independent
Chris Glennon
Coming 6th in a 4 Horse Race: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
Alliance could back Maskey for Mayor: Belfast Telegraph (May 21)
Noel McAdam
Bid to bring UDA in from the cold: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
A View North: who wants Johnny dead?: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
Police body unhappy over leaking of affidavits on Omagh: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Organised crime poses big threat: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
The flight of the exiles: Irish Post/IrishAbroad.com
Gary Kent
Authoring Our Own Scripts: The Blanket (May 19)
Anthony McIntyre
No Jubilee Jubilation: (from Irelandclick.com)
Meeting will discuss Pittsburgh-Belfast link: Pittsburgh Business Times (May 23)
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Advice 'ignored' on Bloody Sunday: Irish Independent
George Jackson
Inquiry urged to identify soldiers: BBC
Thursday, May 23
US 'will not tolerate' IRA links with FARC: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Congressmen welcome election results: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Sinn Fein fails to get good value for money: Belfast Telegraph
Sinn Fein attacks McDaid 'error': Irish Independent
Anita Guidera
In New York, Sinn Fein supporters celebrate as results trickle in: Irish Echo
Stephen McKinley
Time to grow up and face reality: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Residents accept peace proposals: BBC
DUP 'are conning public' over Executive: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Reid accused in House of Commons: UTV Internet
Web of Terror: Connections that fuel the intrigue: Belfast Telegraph
Rights commission calls for probe into Wright murder: Irish Independent
Chris Anderson
Adair, on street, threatens rivals: Irish Echo
Anne Cadwallader
Terror feud looming over mural attacks: Sunday Life (May 19)
Ciaran Mcguigan
SDLP 'may merge with Irish party': BBC
Irvine boost to Omagh fund: The News Letter (May 20)
Affidavits by top officers differ from Flanagan over Omagh: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
All eyes on police chief contenders: BBC (May 20)
Brian Rowan
Chichester-Clark's time in office: The News Letter (May 20)
Steven spielberg's company won legal battle: Belfast Telegraph (May 20)
Sean O'Driscoll
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Witnesses doubt that nail bombs had been planted: The Irish Times
Dick Grogan
Wednesday, May 22
Detective who investigated Finucane murder says Special Branch hid role: The Independent
David McKittrick
Top Flanagan aides dispute his version of Omagh bomb inquiry: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Senior officers' affidavits on Omagh: BBC
Reid insists IRA and UVF ceasefires remain intact: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Blame John Hume - blasts Campbell: Derry Journal
Unionist concern at SF vote: The Irish Times (May 21)
Suzanne Breen
US funding made SF top election spenders, says McDaid: Irish Independent
Anita Guidera
Same again in corridors of power: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Irish war on terrorism may be won yet: Chicago Sun Times (May 21)
John O'Sullivan
Trimble and grassroots in talks over future plans: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Another dissident quits Ulster Unionists: Belfast Telegraph (May 17)
Noel McAdam
Report details US concern at arrest of SF men in Colombia: The Irish Times
Patrick Smyth
Web of Terror: Part II: Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald
Academics’ concern at ‘Sunday’ probe costs: Derry Journal
MI5 seeks restrictions on Shayler's evidence: Daily Telegraph
David Sharrock
Families furious as MI-5 seeks identity curb: Irish Independent
George Jackson
MI5 inclined to lie, says ex-agent: The Irish Times
Dick Grogan
Second ‘cover-up’ underway?: Derry Journal
Editorial
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Conflicting Bloody Sunday evidence: UTV Internet
RUC man 'saw soldier hitting civilian': The Irish Times
Dick Grogan
'Friendly fire' could have sparked killings: Irish Independent (May 21)
George Jackson
Tuesday, May 21
Call for assessment of ceasefires: BBC
Paramilitaries escalate war on child criminals: The Times (May 18)
David Lister
Informer trial a real farce: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com (May 15)
Niall O'Dowd
Top Provo hitman defects to Real IRA: Sunday Life (May 19)
Stephen Gordon
ETA admit ties with Provos: Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald
Web of Terror: IRA's links to Spain: Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald
On Politcs: The News Letter (May 20)
Mervyn Pauley
Charmed by Their Leader, the Irish Ask Him to Stay: New York Times
Warren Hoge
All is changed down South - changed utterly: (from Irelandclick.com)
Fiona Brady
The gunmen come in from the cold: The Guardian
Niall Stanage
Hunger strikes forged republicanism of O Snodaigh: The Irish Times (May 20)
Róisín Ingle
'Don't worry over poll gains': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Unionists spared having to face their worst nightmare: Irish Independent (May 20)
Maurice Hayes
Growing in popularity, corruption and carnage: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Irish election: National Post (May 20)
Editorial
Press should stick to the facts: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
Ahern spells it out for Sinn Fein: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Politicians failure to act on Hamill murder case: Irish Post/IrishAbroad.com (May 15)
Sinn Fein east Belfast pledge: UTV Internet
Community groups set to receive peace awards: Irish Independent
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Officer 'heard shots' on Bloody Sunday: BBC
Journalist says paratrooper told him civilians had been wrongfully killed: The Irish Times
Dick Grogan
Monday, May 20
Sinn Fein gains as Ahern heads for win: Sydney Morning Herald
Ed O'Loughlin
The gun-runner and the IRA chief of staff: The Scotsman
Alison Hardie
Ahern re-elected as Sinn Fein wins five seats in Dail: The Times
David Lister
Morrison claims triumph over a 'dirty' campaign: The Herald
Lynne Robertson
Hellos and goodbyes: (from Irelandclick.com)
Danny Morrison
Sinn Fein's clear 'brand image' distinguished it from rivals: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
Support of rookie voters key to SF triumph: Irish Independent
Senan Molony
A third of a million and counting: (from Irelandclick.com)
Mairtin O Muilleoir
Fears now real for SF opponents: UTV Internet
No big future for SF despite gains: Irish Independent
Conor Cruise O'Brien
Sinn Fein marches on: The Herald
Editorial
Ahern returns: The Times
Editorial
Ireland votes: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
A wake-up call as Sinn Fein gains ground: The Scotsman
Editorial
'I will not be at Drumcree': Adair: Sunday Life (May 19)
Alan Murray
Birmingham Six get no help seeking apology: Sunday Business Post (May 19)
Niamh Connolly
NIO Deny snubbing loyalist grouping: Belfast Telegraph (May 16)
Stone Denies feud role: Sunday Life (May 19)
Stephen Breen
Saulters decides to break UUP links: Sunday Life (May 19)
Alan Murray
Shot teenager was in IRA: Daily Telegraph
David Sharrock
Relatives' anger over bomb file delay: BBC
Missing man's family speak of trauma: BBC (May 16)
Lord Moyola - Northern Ireland leader who called in troops: The Guardian
Chris Ryder
Sunday, May 19
Fianna Fail party earns election victory: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Prime Minister of Ireland Is Re-elected by Big Margin: New York Times
Warren Hoge
Sinn Fein arrives as all-Ireland party: Scotland on Sunday
Nicola Byrne
Riding two horses will see Sinn Fein heading for a fall: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Labour's Sinn Fein solidarity: Sunday Independent
Ronan Fanning
IRA past doesn’t put off voters: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke & Maeve Sheehan
Ex-IRA gunrunner leads Sinn Fein breakthrough: Sunday Telegraph
Alan Ruddock
Our democracy is now in peril: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
We've lost our moral edge: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
The Irish silver lining: The Sunday Times
Editorial
US spies link IRA to Farc training: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
'Post' man's mystery visit to Bogota: Sunday Independent
Jimmy Guerin
Statement of principles advocated: UTV Internet
Durkan dismisses royal ‘bow row’: Derry Journal (May 17)
The Queen walks an ulster tightrope ... expertly: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Rebel with a confused cause: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Lessons from John Bull's troubled island: Ha'aretz (Tel Aviv, May 15))
Sharon Sadeh
Bob Geldof vows justice for Omagh: Belfast Telegraph
Take them down from the mast, Donaldson is urged: (from Irelandclick.com, May 16)
Anthony Neeson
Conference to debate need for truth probe: Belfast Telegraph
Ciaran O'Neill
SDLP in 'recognise our traditions' call: Belfast Telegraph (May 14)
Noel McAdam
Bomb heroes denied compensation for loss and trauma: Ulster Herald (May 16)
Rosetta Donnelly
Saturday, May 18
Sinn Fein hopes on the rise in Irish election: The Times
David Lister
Sinn Féin's alternative view: The Irish Times
David Labanyi
If Sinn Fein wants to play a political role in Ireland, it should abandon its guns: The Independent
Fergal Keane
Sinn Fein will be the election story: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com (May 15)
Editorial
Claims That Provos Have Been Drafted Into Short Strand to Cause Violence: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Ministers' letter over dispute: BBC
Believe me, we're living in a world of make believe...: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Irish government asked to back Birmingham Six case: Sunday Business Post (May 12)
Niamh Connolly
'Birmingham Six' reflect on lost years: BBC (May 14)
Seamus Boyd
Protestants 'ethnically cleansed' from west bank: Derry Journal (May 14)
Mallon calls for new political idealism: The Irish Times
Deaglan de Breadún
US moves aid staff after bomb is defused: Daily Telegraph
Toby Harnden
UK angry at US rights criticism: The Guardian
Nicholas Watt
SDLP delegation meets Police Ombudsman: UTV Internet
SDLP, SF bury hatchet in policing row: Derry Journal
McGuinness outburst astounds committee members: The News Letter
1974 bomb victims remembered in Dublin ceremony: The Irish Times
Christine Newman
Dublin bomber walking Derry streets: Derry Journal
Eamonn MacDermott
Bomb families bring fund drive to Warrington: Belfast Telegraph
UK officer to help advance Omagh bomb investigation: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Back for good: The Guardian
Lindsay Baker
Producer vows appeal after judge tosses lawsuit: Irish Echo
Stephen McKinley
Friday, May 17
Irish Leader's Party Expects Gains: Washington Post
T. R. Reid
Sinn Fein expects to make gains in Ireland's vote: Christian Science Monitor
Anne Cadwallader
SF accused of whipping up 'anti-Brit sentiments': Irish Independent
Ralph Riegel
Parties would meet Sinn Féin, de Brún insists: Irish Examiner (May 16)
Niall Murray
The new faces of Sinn Fein: Irish Independent
David Lister
Ferris vote attracts foreign coverage: The Irish Times (May 16)
Anne Lucey
Sinn Fein pulls in high rollers: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Mixed emotion surrounding Adair: BBC
Dennis Murray
U.S. State Dept. is now pointing a finger at IRA: Irish Echo
Susan Falvella Garraty and Jack Holland
Piecemeal Patten: Irish Echo
Editorial
A week of terror in the Strand: (from Irelandclick.com)
FBI agent had 'chequered criminal career': Irish Independent (May 16)
Diarmaid MacDermott
Only officialdom's oversight raises hackles as Queen calls: Ulster Herald
Adrian Mullan
Tipping the forelock in 2002: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
Here's to the next time: Irish Independent (May 16)
Editorial
New anti-deal party vows to fight election: The News Letter (May 15)
Stephen Dempster
Unionist anger as flag motion is passed: The News Letter (May 15)
Police face grilling on McCord case probe: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
McDonalds's 'gives way' in Paisley's Ballymena: Irish Echo
Chris Thornton
Godfathers who attack children: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
SDLP and Sinn Fein to seek a compromise: Belfast Telegraph
Ciaran O'Neill
--------- Bloody Sunday News ---------
Policemen stationed outside Bogside claim to have heard bombs, gunfire: The Irish Times
Dick Grogan
Thursday, May 16
Blair issues Colombian warning: UTV Internet
'I helped to unload boxes of missiles': Daily Telegraph (May 15)
Toby Harnden
Adams dismisses 'fourth man' link to FARC: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty and Alison Healy
'Ban Sinn Fein from Commons over Farc link': Daily Telegraph
Andrew Sparrow
Net closes on 'butterfly collectors': Belfast Telegraph
Steven King
'Mad Dog' Adair let out of Maghaberry kennel: The Independent
David McKittrick
Nationalists sceptical about Adair statements: RTE
North peace too precious to lose: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Sinn Fein Tailors Appeal to Expand Its Influence: New York Times
Warren Hoge
Political parties in South should work with Sinn Fein, says Adams: The Irish Times
Alison Healy
SF acccused of 'speaking with forked tongue': Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Keeping Sinn Fein out: The Economist
Green light: The Times
Editorial
Royal tour ends with bomb scare and boycott: Daily Telegraph
Caroline Davies
Churches Unite to greet Queen: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton and Marie Foy
Views differ on speech content: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Tightrope to harmonious Stormont visit: BBC (May 14)
Mark Simpson
Queen's visit is building bridges: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Stormont talks over Ardoyne dispute: BBC
Victims' families protest over screens for police: The Irish Times
Dick Grogan
Durkan on Bloody Sunday walkout: UTV Internet
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