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Thursday, November 15

Executive to push for an end to sectarian conflict: UTV Internet

North Belfast death no surprise: The Irish Times
Suzanne Breen

The anger we must not ignore: The Irish Times
Mary Holland

One side cheers as the other side weeps: Irish News
Editorial

Alliance gives up unionist credentials: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam

Why votes from the minority must be made to count: Belfast Telegraph
David Ford

No camp ‘ignores UUP decisions’: Irish News
Liz Trainor

Why it's time for GAA to end the ban: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes

GAA is set to ditch Rule 21: Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald

UUP peer hits out at 'secrecy' of PSNI test scores: Belfast Telegraph
Ben Lowry

A window of opportunity for North's new police: Irish Echo
Jack Holland

Taking charge of our own affairs: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial

Something about first ministers...: Irish News
Jude Collins

Changing of the guard: Irish Echo
Editorial

Republican warned of loyalist attack: BBC

A giant step for tourism: Irish Voice
Editorial

Case against Omagh suspect could be withdrawn: RTE

Interview notes rewritten, Omagh bomb trial told: Irish Independent
Diarmaid Mac Dermott

Comedy site has plug pulled: BBC

Praise for Lundy march date switch: Belfast Telegraph
Suzanne Rodgers

Finucane murder trial set to collapse: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey

SF ministers 'turn down royal invite': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam

British media invasion threatens independent Irish voice: Irish Examiner
Colette Keane

Funding announced for RUC museum: UTV Internet

--------- Bloody Sunday News ---------

Man shot 'with hands in air': BBC

Call for recognition of bravery: Irish News
Seamus McKinney

Wednesday, November 14

Trimble may face party's ruling body: BBC

Unionists query government with Sinn Fein: Irish Independent
Louise McCall

Trimble's better NI plea: UTV Internet

Pathetic comedy: Belfast Telegraph
Robert McCartney

Trimble fighting on two fronts: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan

Back to work for ‘toytown parliament’: Irish News
Brian Feeney

Houses searched in O’Hagan murder investigation: RTE

Bomb youth was UDA member: BBC

Justice review is last hurdle of agreement: Irish News
Bimpe Fatogun

Abolition of GAA's Rule 21 begins to look an inevitability: Irish Independent
Cliona Foley

Dispute school run passes peacefully: BBC

The night my poppy was snatched from my lapel in Dublin: Belfast Telegraph
Steven King

Minister defends regime for republican prisoners: The Irish Times
Marie O'Halloran

The return of internment: The Guardian
Ronan Bennett

Arbitrary justice is best kept under lock and key: Irish Examiner
Ryle Dwyer

Legal action in Finucane case: BBC

Reid sees judge on 1974 bombings: Electronic Telegraph

British 'slow to co-operate' with inquiry - Ahern: The Irish Times
Mark Brennock

Inquiry witness seeks anonymity: BBC

--------- Bloody Sunday News ---------

Bloody Sunday claim: UTV Internet

Witness was looking for 'showdown' with army: The Irish Times
Dick Grogan

Tuesday, November 13

Bomb victim was in UDA youth wing: Electronic Telegraph
David Sharrock

Belfast fears new violence after riot death: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan

Police hunt loyalists after bomb death: BBC

Teen’s blast bomb death a senseless waste of life, says Trimble: Irish Examiner
Ian Graham

Queen to visit Ulster as police probe death: The Scotsman

Former RUC men warned of new plots to kill them: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon

Police deploy reinforcements in N Ireland: Financial Times
John Murray Brown

Bill for better Holy Cross policing tops £100,000 a day: Irish Independent
Louise McCall

Dispute school security criticised: BBC

We can all do our bit in Holy Cross dispute: Irish News
Briedge Gadd

Standing together in pursuit of peace: Boston Globe (Nov 10)
Bertie Ahern

Internment takes on a new guise: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty

A farewell to all that: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial

The challenges facing the SDLP: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial

Nationalists welcome draft Justice Bill: The Irish Times
Suzanne Breen

DUP court blow: UTV Internet

QC moves to stop Finucane trial told no fresh: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan

Stobie defence team calls for end to trial: UTV Internet

An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
Kevin Myers

Further backing to scrap Rule 21: BBC

Spring calls on GAA to abandon Rule 21: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy

Language Bill to be published by Christmas: (from Irelandclick.com)

Bloody Sunday film to go out in January: Belfast Telegraph

Art that's off the walls: The Irish Times
Aidan Dunne

Inquiry witness applies for anonymity: BBC

--------- Bloody Sunday News ---------

Witness recalls seeing soldier shoot two: The Irish Times
Dick Grogan

Sunday victim ‘had his hands in the air’: Irish News
Seamus McKinney

Monday, November 12

'Decommissioning was forced on the IRA', claims Adams confidante: The Independent
Terri Judd

Ferris tells of 'pain' of decommissioning: The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry

Troubled Assembly sails into calmer water: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes

GFA may not be the best, but it is good: Irish News
Roy Garland

Durkan and Rodgers take over leadership of SDLP: The Independent
Terri Judd

A rapier ready for ploughshares: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan

The new young leader scrubs up well: The Irish Times
Roisin Ingle

We have no army . . . by politics we stand!: Irish Examiner
Dan McGinn

Delegates celebrate past, prepare to move on: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan

Leading the community, shaping the country: BBC
Mark Durkan

Nostalgia as SDLP rings in new: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty

Progress in Belfast: Baltimore Sun
Editorial

Well begun: Irish Independent
Editorial

Police change tactics at protest school: BBC

McAleese on Belfast school dispute: UTV Internet

Hate letter sent to American over school protest: Irish News
Anne Madden

McAleese offers the only way forward at Holy Cross: Irish Examiner
Editorial

Sectarianism: do we have the will to defeat it?: Irish News
John Lowry

Bomb kills youth in Belfast riot: Electronic Telegraph
Richard Eden and Ted Oliver

Cowen addresses UN on Afghan war before talks on Colombia trio: Irish Independent
Chris Glennon

Provos 'war' medal fury: The Sun
George Pascoe-Watson

Services held throughout North: The Irish Times
Monika Unsworth

We honour them with good lives: Irish News
Editorial

Women more equal than men in NI plan: The Irish Times
John Waters

Foreign direct investment key to plans for economy: The Irish Times
Francess McDonnell

Hume accuses Bush of overkill: Sunday Independent (Nov 11)
John Devine and Don Lavery

Women's Coalition against US strikes: The Irish Times
Monika Unsworth

Sunday, November 11

IRA 'soldiers' against disarmament: Sunday Herald
James Hamilton

Republicans respond to arms move: BBC
Brian Rowan

Ahern urges patience in dealing with IRA: Boston Herald
Robert P. Connolly

Reid makes appeal to loyalist paramilitaries: UTV Internet

Quest for stability is key to uneasy peace: Sunday Independent
Ronan Fanning

Trimble is Stormont's weakest link: The Sunday Times
Chris Ryder

Lingering grievances keep N. Ireland on edge of crisis: Philadelphia Inquirer
Andrea Gerlin

McGuinness: 'I have hurt Unionists. It's time to end it': The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke

Emotional Hume's last hurrah: The Observer
Henry McDonald

Mark Durkan: Pragmatic problem solver: BBC
Mark Simpson

Time has come to end GAA ban: Sunday Independent
Editorial

Widow of IRA defense lawyer calls for independent inquiry: Boston Herald
Jim Dee

Murder probe 'blocked to protect police informer': The Observer
Henry McDonald

Now free speech is muzzled: Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris

Spin and manipulation: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial

MoD experts test IRA 'napalm' bomb: The Sunday Times
David Cracknell

A FRIEND of the late Garda Jerry McCabe's widow . . .: Sunday Independent
Jimmy Guerin

Lack of female representation attacked: UTV Internet

Row over order of 50,000 plastic bullets for RUC: The Sunday Times
Chris Ryder

Police recruiters pin hopes on gay men in uniform: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray

A wreath for the disappeared: The Observer
Henry McDonald

Fury over Catholics left off DUP list: Belfast Telegraph

IRA plans to issue thousands of 'campaign medals': The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke

Wearing the poppy a bridge too far for President McAleese: Sunday Independent
Colum Kenny

Bloody Sunday film 'facilitated' by ex-terrorist: The Sunday Times
Chris Ryder

Sects symbol: Sunday Herald
Stuart Cosgrove

One rule for the cardinal but another for his critics: The Sunday Times
David Quinn

Saturday, November 10

Unionist Party expels Stormont rebel pair: The Times
David Lister

Weir expelled, Armitage suspended: The Irish Times
Suzanne Breen

DUP ministers seek injunction: BBC

Rebel plot, punch-up - Ulster enjoys the shenanigins: The Guardian
Simon Hoggart

Consensus, consent and cooperation…: Irish News (Nov 9)
Declan O’Loan

Faith in the Assembly is slipping and sliding away: Irish Independent
Conor Cruise O'Brien

Anything can happen in the sick counties: Irish News
James Kelly

Gerry's claims of 'patriot game' Provos won't wash: Belfast Telegraph

SDLP targets SF on police reform issue: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan

Joint tourism plan best way of selling peace deal: Irish Independent
Bruce Arnold

John Hume hands over reins: UTV Internet

Hume insists IRA 'no longer have any real reason to exist': Irish Independent
John Devine

Seamus feels wrench as he bows out of office: The Irish Times
Roisin Ingle

Master of Detail: The Irish Times
Editorial

Turning the tide in Newcastle: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial

Destiny day for Durkan: Irish News
Editorial

SF coalition ‘not on the cards for now’: Irish News
William Graham

Protesters resume school dispute: BBC

Catholic parents take alternative route despite loyalist gesture: Irish Examiner
Alan Erwin

Pastor claims LVF arms offer snubbed by Reid: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon

Dead don’t care if we honour them: Irish News (Nov 8)
Jude Collins

Trimble in plea over Drumcree: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam

Real IRA accused over record haul: UTV Internet

Dublin files case against atomic fuel recycling plant: Financial Times
Matthew Jones

Gibraltar fears sovereignty sell-out: The Times
Philip Webster

Friday, November 9

IRA discuss further decommissioning of arms: Irish Examiner
Terry McLaughlin and Cormac O’Keeffe

Trimble reinstatement to go to judicial review: Financial Times
John Murray Brown

DUP 'will continue to fight' for elections: The Irish Times
Suzanne Breen

Rebel Unionists called to account: BBC

Reid says "no brigade" undermining unionism: RTE

Give peace a chance Adair tells ‘no’ camp: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey

No place for Jurassic politics: Irish Examiner
Pat Brosnan

Bush gives support to peace in North: The Irish Times
Patrick Smyth

Peace process has served to widen divide in the North: Irish Examiner (Nov 8)
Damien Byrne

Let’s stop pretending this war is at an end: Irish News (Nov 8)
Andy Wood

High time for Sinn Féin co-operation on policing: Irish Examiner (Nov 8)
Editorial

Harvard hears Ahern's support for Trimble, US: The Irish Times
Patrick Smyth

Rupert — a four-time bankrupt who owes $20m: (from Irish Echo)
Jack Holland

Smuggling ships held in Ireland: The Times
David Lister

'Real IRA' linked to failed smuggling operation: The Irish Times
Jim Cusack

Alderdice in Wonderland or some other designation: (from Irelandclick.com)
Des Wilson

Holy Cross — No morning demo but protest continues: UTV Internet

Parents 'may not use school escort': BBC

Parents appeal for help to end five-month loyalist protest and bring back normality: Irish Examiner
Dylan Dronfield

Order quits Drumcree mediation talks: BBC

Rule 21 is a breach of rights says priest: Irish News
Valerie Robinson and William Graham

Police point finger at INLA after killing of Protestant man: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan

Loyalists blamed for murder bid: UTV Internet

Police must curb violence urgently: Irish News
Editorial

Sinn Fein: 'Politics can work': UTV Internet

SF councillor quits party in arms protest: Irish Independent

Trimble wins Parliamentarian of the Year prize: The Independent
Tim Ross

1974 bomb families in plea to Britain: Electronic Telegraph

Murdered journalist remembered awards: The Irish Times (Nov 8)
Kitty Holland

Cross-border focus on human rights: BBC

Marketing Ireland: The Irish Times
Editorial

Witness calls for anonymity: Irish News
Seamus McKinney

Thursday, November 8

Reid reveals details of the Agreement review: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton

Judge will decide today on bid to force North election: Irish Independent
Ivan McMichael

Now It's Ulster's Turn: The Nation
Margaret Spillane

Inferior form of democracy is penalty for power-sharing in a strait-jacket: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh

Why change is hard for everyone in Ireland: Irish Voice
John Spain

Getting down to business: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial

A victory for sanity: Irish Voice
Editorial

Politics and the GAA: The Irish Times
Editorial

Rule 21 must be scrapped: Irish News
Editorial

Adams: Irish America still backs Sinn Féin: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon

Sinn Fein finds friends in Yonkers: Irish Voice
Georgina Brennan

Britain to brief US on experience with IRA: Electronic Telegraph
Toby Harnden and Sarah Womack

Ahern, Bush to discuss terror: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon

SDLP takes up police posts in historic move: Irish Independent
John Devine

Tutu at Holy Cross: UTV Internet

Mother sues Reid over school protests: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan

Stormont deal won't solve problems of north Belfast: The Irish Times
Mary Holland

McGuinness 'not present' at arms dump: Irish Independent

Nelson murder team arrest man in England: Belfast Telegraph
Ashleigh Wallace

Policing Board challenge: UTV Internet

Police board keeps an orderly house: The Irish Times
Suzanne Breen

Ireland unites for the tourist brochures: Financial Times
John Murray Brown

All-Ireland tourism: Irish Independent
Editorial

Loyalists behind 'majority of attacks': BBC

'Dissident republican threat': UTV Internet

Dissident Republicans behind Dundalk seizure: RTE

The Mitchell principles: Belfast Telegraph
Colin McAlpin

Soldiers' evidence decision reserved: BBC

Wednesday, November 7

N. Ireland Assembly Reelects Trimble: Washington Post
T. R. Reid

Moderate Re-elected in Ulster; Vote Advances Peace Accord: New York Times
Warren Hoge

Trimble regains N. Ireland assembly post: Boston Herald
Jim Dee

Ugly brawl mars Trimble's return: Electronic Telegraph
David Sharrock

DUP legal action: UTV Internet

Blueprint for peace — Bumpy ride: The Scotsman
Alison Hardie

An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
Kevin Myers

The ABCs of bringing lasting peace to the North: Irish Examiner
John Downing

Battle for the heart of unionism intensifies: BBC
Martina Purdy

So who pulls the strings in the anti-Agreement camp?: Belfast Telegraph
Steven King

Now David must face unionism's Goliath: Irish Independent
Alan Murray

The core of the problem: (from Irelandclick.com, Nov 5)
Danny Morrison

Trimble survives and sees his political stature grow: Irish Independent
Bruce Arnold

Politicians plumb new depths with Assembly gerrymander: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker

And with yet another bound our hero was free: Irish Independent
Barry White

Trimble returns: The Times
Editorial

A victory for common sense over obstruction: Irish Examiner
Editorial

Time to step up speed of change: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial

Bully boys thwarted: Irish Independent
Editorial

Terror and the IRA: Toronto Globe and Mail
Editorial

Time to lift ban on FBI training of Northern police: The Irish Times
Ben Gilman and William Delahunt

SDLP urge Sinn Fein to join Police Board: UTV Internet

Car bomb blunder caught on video: The Times
Stewart Tendler

Holy Cross parents consider legal action: BBC

Tutu offers to broker school peace: Irish Independent
Louise McCall

Holy Cross school plight highlighted on new website: Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald

Ship searched in probe into dissident republicans: Irish Examiner
Cormac O’Keeffe

Bloody Sunday 'right to life' row: UTV Internet

The metaphysician strikes back: The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry

Tuesday, November 6

Trimble on course as rivals' legal move fails: Electronic Telegraph
David Sharrock

'DUP lacks bottle' - Empey: UTV Internet

Paisley's men seeing red as the poppyless Alliance tries out new clothes: Irish Independent
Aideen Sheehan

UUP criticised over re-election strategy: The Irish Times
Monika Unsworth

A chance to sneer at sectarianism: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty

Yes faction expects to have last laugh: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty

Trimble deserves chance to make politics work: Irish Independent
Donald MacIntyre

Power-sharing is key to unlock way ahead: Belfast Telegraph
Cahal Daly

Superiors v inferiors will be a tight match: (from Irelandclick.com)
David Ervine

Switch in Belfast / A small party rescues a coalition government: Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Editorial

Reasons to be cheerful: The Guardian
Editorial

Democracy is being held to ridicule in the North: Irish Examiner
Editorial

Stepping in the right direction: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial

Calm bomber's phone warning: The Times
Oliver Wright

Evidence links Real IRA chief to bomb: Irish Independent
Tom Brady

Catholic leader's 'horror' at bomb: BBC

PM meets with Sinn Fein leader: Toronto Star

Adams to stand in Donegal?: (from Irelandclick.com)

Be afraid, Bertie, be very afraid: Sunday Independent (Nov 4)
Ruth Dudley Edwards

Irish Protestants are the problem: Chicago Sun-Times (Nov 4)
Andrew Greely

School protest scaled down: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan

Mother calls for calm at protest school: BBC

Banotti to raise school protests in parliament: The Irish Times
Michael Bradley

Adams: IRA are not terrorists like US hijackers: The Herald
Aine Harrington

In Omagh, scars of terror linger still: Philadelphia Inquirer (Nov 5)
Andrea Gerlin

Omagh bomb conspiracy suspect 'lent aid to others': Irish Independent
Diarmuid MacDermott

Illegal fuel funding paramilitary groups: BBC

Tutu adds his voice to campaign for an Ulster Bill of Rights: Belfast Telegraph
Paul Dykes

GAA should not yet lift ban on NI police, says Ferris: Irish Examiner
Fionnán Sheahan

Court told of inquiry soldiers' 'danger': BBC

Judge adjourns bid to halt Stobie case: Belfast Telegraph

Hume receives US college honorary degree: The Irish Times
Christine Newman

Monday, November 5

Assembly makes fresh attempt to put Trimble back in power: Electronic Telegraph
David Sharrock

Hardliners set to challenge deal on Trimble: The Scotsman
Gethin Chamberlain

Trimble troubles not over: UTV Internet

Stormont turmoil has note of farce: The Times
David Lister

Political stability vital to Northern Ireland peace, says Taoiseach: Irish Examiner
John Downing

Alliance switch shores up assembly: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan

Ford insists redesignation to save agreement: The Irish Times
Monika Unsworth

Unionist rebel reconciled to south for the weekend: Irish Independent
Valerie Cox

Trimble's failure to the future: (from Ireland on Sunday, Nov 4)
Anne Cadwallader

Is Trimble courting trouble with this uneasy alliance?: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes

Building a new future a long term project: Irish News
Roy Garland

Air of perpetual crisis disillusions unionists: Sunday Independent (Nov 4)
Barry White

Politicians create tense backdrop: BBC
Tom Coulter

IRA move ‘displays enormous courage’: Irish Examiner

There is no alternative to Mr Trimble's leadership: The Independent
Editorial

Ulster's reprieve: Financial Times
Editorial

Dangerous divisions: The Herald
Editorial

Vote repeated support for GFA: Irish News
Editorial

Onus on all politicians to nurture fragile peace: Irish Examiner
Editorial

Real IRA 'meant to kill': The Guardian
Vikram Dodd and Rosie Cowan

UK and Irish on alert after Midlands explosion: Financial Times
John Murray Brown and Jonathan Guthrie

Birmingham bomb heralds more attacks: The Times
Oliver Wright

For dissident Irish republicans, the war is far from over: The Independent
David McKittrick

Real IRA represents ruthless hard core of Irish terrorism: The Herald
Cameron Simpson

Who are the Real IRA?: BBC

It only takes a few to fan the flames of fear: Irish Independent
Editorial

End of the RUC after 79 years as new era dawns: Irish Independent
Louise McCall

Sinn Fein urged to back reformed force: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan

'Symbols we hold dear are being scrapped': The Guardian
Rosie Cowan

A model public service: The Irish Times
Editorial

Loyalists, police in talks intended to tone down Ardoyne school protest: Irish Independent

Garvaghy residents protest Orange escort: The Irish Times

Government insists McCabe killers not for early release: Irish Examiner
Eddie Cassidy

McCabe killer on temporary release: Irish Independent

Sunday, November 4

Little-Known Alliance Party Rescues Ulster's Peace Pact: New York Times
Warren Hoge

Alliance Party shifts seats in bid to bring back Trimble: Boston Herald
Jim Dee

Alliance wears Unionist mask to keep peace process alive: Independent on Sunday
David McKittrick

I feel betrayed by my party,says Alliance founder member: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam

Alderdice goes walkabout: (from Sunday Tribune)
Ed Moloney

Resentment grows over botched deal: Sunday Business Post
Frank Connolly and Maol Muire Tynan

The 'peace' has destroyed Ireland's politics: Electronic Telegraph
Kevin Myers

DUP misrepresented de Chastelain: (from Sunday Tribune)
Ed Moloney

Unionism exposed for what it is: Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk

Well, that's life: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White

North in the hands of the cast of a comic operetta: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon

Small voices should be heard too: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke

A veto too far: Electronic Telegraph
Editorial

Trimble's defeat endangers peace: Irish Independent
Editorial

The Agreement is still best option: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial

New era as RUC changes name: BBC

Armitage says anger at RUC overhaul motivated revolt: Independent on Sunday
Alan Murray

Provos will join new police force in time: (from Sunday Tribune)
Ed Moloney

Morale is now at all time low - federation: Belfast Telegraph
Ben Lowry

RUC-PSNI: A serving officer's view: BBC

Purging the RUC's original sins: Sunday Business Post
Maol Muire Tynan

No 59: Police Service of Northern Ireland: The Sunday Times
Mel Clarke

'Father Bradley' finds himself in former no-go area: Sunday Business Post
Maol Muire Tynan

Car bomb blast in Birmingham: RTE

Dissident threat remains real: BBC

McCabe widow objects to his killer's release: Sunday Independent
Jimmy Guerin and Jerome Reilly

In cold blood: The Sunday Times
Liz Walsh

Army chief to be quizzed on Ulster killings: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke

Omagh 'mole' has bizarre history: Sunday Business Post
Frank Connolly and Anton McCabe

'I'm no scholar' agrees Empey: Sunday Independent
Liam Collins

Sowing hatred from the pulpit: The Observer
John Hunter

Connell's cardinal sins: The Sunday Times
John Burns

Should Connell go?: Sunday Independent
Colum Kenny

Saturday, November 3

Unionist Bloc Stalls Latest Ulster Peace Bid: New York Times
Warren Hoge

N. Ireland Unable To Choose Leader: Washington Post
T. R. Reid

Unionist hard-liners threaten to scuttle N. Ireland Cabinet: Boston Herald
Jim Dee

Another crisis for N. Ireland government: Philadelphia Inquirer
Andrea Gerlin

Chaos as Trimble loses by one vote: Electronic Telegraph
David Sharrock

Alliance hold key: UTV Internet

Sinn Fein calls for fresh elections in Assembly: The Irish Times
Monika Unsworth

Ex-soldier whose rebellion helped to bar re-election: Electronic Telegraph
Nicola Woolcock

Peter Weir: The barrister rebel: BBC

An 'eyes wide open' move as the IRA didn't shut down: Irish Independent
John Devine

IRA weapons: the awkward questions: The Times

Unionist ‘family’ stages pantomime: Irish News
James Kelly

IRA arms claim: UTV Internet

Unionists fail to recognise a fine victory over IRA: The Scotsman
John Mullin

How can Ulster's peace process be salvaged now?: The Independent
David McKittrick

Fresh elections may be the only way forward: The Irish Times
Frank Millar

Change the rules to allow Northern Ireland to have the First Minister it wants: The Independent
Maurice Hayes

Trimble’s tight-rope skills put to the test: Irish Examiner
John Downing

Trimble cast into Ulster wonderland: The Times
Tim Hames

Changing the rules will not be enough to save Trimble: Irish Independent
Conor Cruise O'Brien

Editorials

RUC courage 'will not be forgotten': BBC

RUC chief pleads for peace: The Times
David Lister

The catholic: 'Everything we did for them is forgotten': Electronic Telegraph
David Sharrock

Policing changes will take time: BBC
Brian Rowan

Flanagan: I will be replaced in new Ulster force: The Independent
David McKittrick

Policing change - Flanagan's view: BBC

The RUC's Knight to call it a day: Belfast Telegraph
Maureen Coleman

Adams takes soft line to keep friends in New York: Belfast Telegraph

Did New York diners toast memory of IRA's victims?: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell

Man charged with McGoldrick murder: RTE

Anger at 'snub' by Trimble: Belfast Telegraph
Kathryn Torney

Real strength of SF's challenge in Republic: The Irish Times

Battle of the Ban: Irish Independent
Willie Dillon

GAA denies legal threat led to debate: Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald

Orangeism losing sight of its ‘core values’: Irish News (Nov 2)
Barry McCaffrey

Archbishop Empey accepts apology: UTV Internet

Cardinal must get off his high horse: Irish Examiner
Fergus Finlay

Are the Cardinal's views all in the past?: Irish Independent
Bruce Arnold

Cardinal -master at not really saying sorry: The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry

Friday, November 2

Vote today on Trimble return to office: Electronic Telegraph
David Sharrock

Ulster on brink again as Trimble faces knife-edge vote: The Independent
David McKittrick

DUP calls for new poll if Trimble not re-elected: The Irish Times
Suzanne Breen

IRA decommissioning move fails to impress Ulster's Protestants: The Independent
David McKittrick

UUP try to alert dissidents to paradox: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty

Your verdict - What Ulster wants now: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton

Reasons to believe NI is on verge of a false dawn: The Irish Times
Peter Weir

Give the job to Trimble: The Guardian
Editorial

Turkeys Vote For Christmas: The Irish Times
Editorial

Trimble merits support: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial

Mallon can be justly proud: Irish News
Editorial

'Real IRA' denies ceasefire rumours: The Irish Times
Suzanne Breen

Adams gets New York ovation: BBC

'US support for SF holding firm' -Adams: The Irish Times
Ray O'Hanlon

Mine host, Gerry Adams: Electronic Telegraph
Editorial

Omagh: Murphy changed story: UTV Internet

New Northern police recruits begin training: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham

Archbishop speaks of hopes for church unity: The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry

Call on Nuncio to intervene with Cardinal: Irish Independent
Diarmaid Mac Dermott

Cardinal Connell must realise silence is golden: Irish Examiner
Pat Brosnan

Thursday, November 1

Trimble faces tough fight for re-election: Irish Examiner
Joe Oliver

Unionists in 'useful' talks with arms chief: BBC

McGuinness offers to meet UUP rebels: UTV Internet

A sharp thorn in Trimble's side: The Irish Times
Suzanne Breen

Boston applauds IRA move: Irish Voice
Colin Regan

Mixed emotions of Republicans: Irish Voice
Gerry Adams

The REAL question: Belfast Telegraph
Ian R K Paisley

Egan visit key move in peace process: Irish Voice
Niall O'Dowd

Opera strikes a chord for Troubles: The Irish Times
Mary Holland

How many bullets and ounces?: Irish Voice
John Spain

Who's making a monkey out of whom?: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh

Much work to be done: Irish Voice
Editorial

Unionists in new effort to halt violence: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan

Trimble brokers bid to win loyalist arms deal: Irish Independent
Alan Erwin

An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
Kevin Myers

Balance is just a waste of our time: Irish News
Jude Collins

Two GAA boards vote to retain Rule 21: Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald

Unionist anger at GAA move to keep Rule 21: The Irish Times
Monika Unsworth

Adams makes US trip: UTV Internet

Postings turn ugly, so website closes: Irish Echo
Stephen McKinley

Next Story Out with the old: RUC sign removed: Irish News
Sharon O’Neill

Cardinal sorry for attack on archbishop: Electronic Telegraph
David Sharrock

Clergyman's true confessions hard to take at a time of poor inter-church relations: Irish Independent
Bruce Arnold

Cardinal's Apologia: The Irish Times
Editorial

We can’t keep excusing these cardinal errors: Irish Examiner
Editorial

Blunder: Irish Independent
Editorial

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