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Sunday, November 30
Ulster minister set for crisis peace talks: Scotland on Sunday
Brian Brady & Murdo MacLeod
Few signs of compromise as deadlock hits Stormont: Independent on Sunday
David McKittrick
Deal in jeopardy as talks begin: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Ulster facing election re-run: Sunday Herald
James Cusick
Trimble fights on as Paisley counts spoils: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Showdown for Trimble tomorrow: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
UUP rebels get minor role in Assembly team: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Donaldson must go for UUP to have clear orange water: The Sunday Times
Newton Emerson
DUP 'wants political stability': BBC
Paisley triumphant . . . but nobody wants to talk to him: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Nationalists press Murphy on Stormont return: UTV Internet
Rabbitte punched: The Observer
Henry McDonald
The people have chosen. And we must listen to them: The Independent
Mo Mowlam
Northern Ireland's past has become its future: Sunday Telegraph
Jenny McCartney
A pyrrhic victory in the polls: direct rule tinged with green: The Sunday Times
Paul Bew
Sinn Féin deal with DUP looks possible: Sunday Business Post
Vincent Browne
We are right back at O'Neill's crossroads: (from the Irish News)
James Kelly
About-turn: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Blair must sort out the mess he's made: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
What now for political process?: BBC
Mark Devenport
Editorials
Mourning Amidst Anger in New Jersey: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Tom Deignan
BBC takes refuge in the two tribes myth once again: Irish World
Paul Donovan
Gang attacks youth with bars: BBC
'Irish' Lights Blow DUP Fuse: Derry Journal (Nov 28)
The Gail Walker Interview with Lord Hurd Former Northern Ireland Secretary: Belfast Telegraph (Nov 27)
Gail Walker
Deathtoll of Dublin bombings rises: UTV Internet (Nov 22)
Saturday, November 29
Election Sets Back Accord in N. Ireland: Washington Post
Glenn Frankel
N. Ireland election results jeopardize peace accord: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Victory for Paisley threatens peace hope: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Battle begins to rescue Northern Assembly: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
Results the will of the people - Ahern: RTE
White House 'concerned' but certain North will continue on path to peace: Irish Independent
Susan Garraty
Big names who are out: (from the Irish News)
Small parties get the big squeeze in election rout: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Sinn Féin looking further afield to fulfil its ambitions: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Adams will pay price for power: The Times
Anthony McIntyre
Come and get me, Trimble said, and they'll do just that: Irish Independent
John Devine
Trimble's future now in doubt: The Times
David Lister
Players assess election fallout: BBC
Martina Purdy
Polls apart - Winds of change blast through Ulster politics: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Murphy to hold post-poll meetings: RTE
Proconsul Murphy tells the natives to get on or get lost: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Why the Adams and Paisley scenario signals breakdown: Irish Independent
Conor Cruise O'Brien
Results could lead to 'short-term' problems: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Little political progress . . . but no going back to war: Irish Independent
Old players in an old tragedy still strutting the stage: Daily Telegraph
Philip Johnston
Collapse of faith in an ability to agree: The Guardian
Malachi O'Doherty
Editorials
Unforgiven for the Passions of His Youth: New York Times
Dan Barry
Fresh inquiry into 1987 murder: BBC
Garda raid 20 houses in IRA €2.5m builder tax form scam: Irish Independent
Tom Brady and Brian McDonald
Top garda to lead UN Al-Qaeda probe in Iraq: Sunday Independent (Nov 23)
Jim Cusack
Friday, November 28
Hard-Liners Gain in Northern Ireland Voting: New York Times
Brian Lavery
Hard-liners surge early in N. Ireland vote: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Paisley and Sinn Féin set for gains in assembly: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Sinn Fein makes huge strides in poll: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Trimble sticks to the tough talk despite DUP advances: (from the Irish Times)
Suzanne Breen
Trimble does battle with doubters: The Guardian
Angelique Chrisafis
Omagh hospital campaigner is a surprise seat-winner: Irish Independent
Deric Henderson
DUP success threatens peace process: Irish Examiner
Dan McGinn
Triumph for politics but harsh lesson for moderates: Irish Independent
And now the real fun can commence...: (from the Irish News)
Jude Collins
Moderate nationalism pays the price of peace: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
‘Parties go back into their trenches’: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
Ask not for whom the bell tolls . . . David: Irish Independent
Low turn-outs show timing was wrong: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Can the Agreement survive the poll?: Irish Independent
Henry Patterson
GFA's future in unionists' hands: Irish Echo
Editorial
Ahern and Blair to meet in Cardiff: RTE
Restoring devolution 'the goal': BBC
Murphy plans talks with North parties: RTE
Protest at policy on recruitment for PSNI: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
UVF kidnap link: (from The People, Nov 23)
Joe Oliver
Injunction against NI prison strike: UTV Internet
Soldier wins discrimination case: BBC
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Bloody Sunday Inquiry update: UTV Internet (Nov 26)
Thursday, November 27
Stormont vote difficult to call: The Scotsman
Alison Hardie
Trimble confident as province goes to the polls: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan and Angelique Chrisafis
Sinn Féin and the DUP leading the field: (from the News Letter)
Suzanne Breen
Ulster Unionists have edge on Paisley's party, exit polls show: The Independent
David McKittrick
RTE/Prime Time exit poll in Northern elections: RTE
Security high at poll booths amid threats: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Fracas and fashion mark memorable campaign: (from the News Letter)
Suzanne Breen
Public gets rest day from the political soap box: Irish Independent
Battling the cold and a poster offensive: Irish Independent
David McKittrick
Quick quips coming from every side: (from the Irish Times)
Suzanne Breen
Police attacked at polling station: BBC
Unionist fears over McGuinness: UTV Internet
Give My Head Peace & Forget Our Politicians: (from the Daily Mirror, Nov 25)
Jim Dee
Review is only hope for the Agreement: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Blair must remember to do what works: Irish World
Tom Griffin
Blair has Learned Nothing from the Troubles: The News Letter
Kate Cooney
Loyalists in feud fight: (from The People, Nov 23)
Steve Myall
Cash was White's, claims Gina Adair: Belfast Telegraph
Tragic Danny damned on the web: (from The People, Nov 23)
Cameron Kane
Ex-garda summarises Provisionals' activities: (from the Irish News)
NI murder appeal bid - judgement reserved: UTV Internet
A firm strike for integrated education: (from the Irish News)
Aeneas Bonner
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Bloody Sunday Inquiry latest: UTV Internet
Wednesday, November 26
Peace accord at stake in Northern Irish vote Wednesday: Christian Science Monitor
Anne Cadwallader
N Ireland elections set for close finish: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Police warn of violence as North goes to polls: (from the Irish Times)
Suzanne Breen
PM pins hopes on vote backing Good Friday agreement: The Herald
Michael Settle
'No left candidate in West Belfast': (from the Irish News)
After all the tumult of the hustings . . . an eerie calm: Irish Independent
Helen Bruce
Election 2003 - Body is poised to hold probe on poll: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Ballots replace bullets on Ulster's long path to peace: The Independent
David McKittrick
Quirks of PR system only hope for SDLP: Irish Independent
Calm amid the storm: The Guardian
Jonathan Freedland
Voters must use their right to vote: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Good-bye to the GFA: (from The People, Nov 23)
Editorial
Vote for Agreement: Derry Journal
Editorial
Policing Plan for Poll Not Good Enough: The News Letter
Editorial
Belfast at the crossroads: The Independent (Nov 24)
David McKittrick
Orange Order is to probe murder claim: (from the Irish News)
Catherine Morrison
Police under strength at sectarian blackspot: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
Road Map to Peace in Province's Holyland: The News Letter
Six alleged UDA men in court: UTV Internet
Irish names to be reinstated: IrishAbroad.com
Tuesday, November 25
Vote against Paisley's party, urges Blair: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Election 2003 - Lagan Valley election race furore: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Second place to Sinn Féin a poor reward for its old ally: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Defend the agreement, vote for change and vote for the future: (from the Irish News, Nov 22)
Gerry Adams
Confident Sinn Fein shed 'whiff of cordite': The Independent
David McKittrick
Out of apathy and rancour, a new unionist alliance: Irish Independent
Only a deal that embraces the DUP can stick and last: (from the Irish News)
Peter Robinson
Narrow Views Long Past Their Sell-by Dates: The News Letter
Dan McGinn
McCann back on the streets and chasing a seat: (from the Irish Times)
Suzanne Breen
Raymond Blaney Interviewed: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
'Agreement hangs in the balance as the North prepares for polling day': (from the Irish Times, Nov 24)
Frank Millar
There's no need to force the hand of history: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Get ready for a close-run thing at the polls: Irish Independent
Rednecks in futile rear guard action: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Time to be counted: The Times
Editorial
Vote for dull decency: Irish Independent
Editorial
The Changing Landscape of Democracy: The News Letter
Editorial
Election 2003 - Review set for next month: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
No going back as boom days come to Belfast: The Scotsman
Gavin Esler
Why rising tide won't lift all votes in 'Titanic Town': Irish Independent
We're off to elect the wizard...: The Guardian
Karen Fricker
Victim's father resigns from Orange order: UTV Internet
Bloody Sunday families still suffering distress: Irish Examiner
Dan McGinn
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Guildhall bomber appears at Saville: Belfast Telegraph
Larry Deeney
IRA had orders not to shoot, Saville hears: Irish Independent
George Jackson
Monday, November 24
Paisley is ready to shout down the agreement: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Foreign Affairs in dialogue with DUP: Sunday Business Post (Nov 23)
Paul T Colgan
Fianna Fail chief urges SDLP backing: UTV Internet (Nov 22)
Durkan questions election advice: BBC
Poll could put SDLP on the road to oblivion, say critics: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Colourful, caustic McCartney plays by different rules: (from the Irish Times)
Suzanne Breen
Extremists set to conquer middle ground: Irish Independent
John Devine
UUP rift casts shadow over Trimble's efforts to halt decline: The Independent
David McKittrick
Unionism stands to lose as in-fighting wearies voters: Irish Independent
'Smear tactics' bid is slammed: Sunday Life (Nov 23)
Stephen Breen
Trimble makes mountain of manifesto in attempt to bring dissidents to heel: Irish Independent
John Devine
Interview with Eamonn McCann: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
Let's hope McCann is successful: Sunday Independent (Nov 23)
Eilis O'Hanlon
Bomb trap laid by IRA defectors: Sunday Life (Nov 23)
Drumcree convictions a set-up - Saulters: Belfast Telegraph (Nov 22)
Michael McHugh
Never again, Sir Ken...: Sunday Life (Nov 23)
Alan Murray
Unborn child adds to Dublin bomb toll: The Sunday Times
Juno McEnroe
Joint effort to tackle crime: BBC (Nov 22)
It's just banter, not discrimination, say English settlers: Daily Telegraph (Oct 16)
Tom Peterkin
Guinness heiress admits to crush on ‘gorgeous’ IRA chief: The Sunday Times (Oct 26)
Dearbhail McDonald
Sunday, November 23
Election 2003 - Donaldson tells of private Trimble letters: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Ravarnet hails its defiant champion: The Observer
Henry McDonald
‘Stormont win’ for hardline unionists: Sunday Herald
Dan McGinn
Spectre of Paisley casts a shadow over poll: Independent on Sunday
David McKittrick
Why is unionism shaking its head?: Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
UKUP will provide a unity of purpose for unionists: (from the Irish News, Nov 21)
Robert McCartney
Election 2003 - Expert warns parties of poll cynicism: Belfast Telegraph
Ben Lowry
Sinn Fein pop idols cut through voter apathy: The Sunday Times
Dearbhail McDonald
Election follows 'low-key' campaign: BBC
Mark Devenport
A job to be done: The Observer
Diana Peacocke
Winter election may play into extremist hands: The Sunday Times
Hit from all sides: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Parties prepare for gnashing of teeth: (from the Irish News)
James Kelly
NI vote is about the Agreement: Sunday Independent
North's day of reckoning looms: Sunday Business Post
Editorial
A ballot on blustering: The Sunday Times
Editorial
DUP man's different tune over concerts: Belfast Telegraph (Nov 20)
Bomb team furious at Garda claim: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Father Alleges PSNI Cover-up Over Murders: The News Letter (Nov 21)
Stephen Dempster
Girlfriend's father on murder charge: BBC
Group says courts soft on loyalists: Irish Echo
Anne Cadwallader
Justice knows no 'favourites': (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Normality returning after prison protest: Belfast Telegraph
Ben Lowry
Tales of O'Hare brutalities give rise to new fears: Sunday Independent
Jimmy Guerin
Saturday, November 22
New rules block thousands from Belfast Assembly poll: The Independent
David McKittrick
Love and loathing in Unionist stronghold: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Fighting for votes in Ulster's cockpit of the Troubles: The Times
David Lister
Sinn Fein predicts elections triumph: The Times
David Lister
SF fury over 'running scared' claims: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Hutton
Poll will put Republicans' plan to test: Irish Echo
SDLP 'will not renegotiate': BBC
Tactical voting call to unionists: UTV Internet
Whatever you do... vote!: Belfast Telegraph
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Government must be challenged by strong opposition: (from the Irish News)
Monica McWIlliams
Is This a Vision Paisley Sees Before Him?: The News Letter
Ciaran McKeown
Pulling no punches: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Former terrorist rapped over poll profile: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Unionists Walk Out After Flags Motion: Derry Journal
DUP man's different tune over concerts: Belfast Telegraph (Nov 20)
Adams Faces Rights Abuse Claims: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Cory report is ready to be published says Taoiseach: (from the Irish News, Nov 20)
Riot police called in to three Ulster jails after walkout: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Hibernian leader outraged over move against McAllisters: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Fresh probe into murder of UDR man: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
Gerard Adams: The Guardian (Nov 19)
Anne McHardy
Putting poverty into perspective: Belfast Telegraph (Nov 20)
Eamonn McCann
Orange Lodge's plan to mark Culloden'bizarre': Daily Telegraph
Auslan Cramb
Friday, November 21
DUP outlines devolution vision: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Agreement stays as it is 'despite DUP talks claim': Irish Independent
John Devine
BBC - 2, Political Parties - 0: The News Letter
Robinson looks to the future with confidence: (from the Irish Times)
Suzanne Breen
Spin Fein takes up 'no smoking' gun for fatwa on fags: Irish Independent
Nervous Nelly UUP Runners get a New Lead: The News Letter
Ciaran Mckeown
Women not wanted in Assembly elections: (from the News Letter, Nov 20)
Suzanne Breen
Can't move for dodging verbal bullets: (from the Irish News)
Jude Collins
Electorate more 'cynical': BBC
Planes, Trains and Big Wains!: The Blanket (Nov 10)
Eamon Sweeny
Take Time to Exercise Your Right to Vote: The News Letter
Editorial
Join something different and better than the tribal politics: (from the Irish News)
David Ford
Dissident threat 'very real': BBC
Adams prays at his father's funeral for a united Ireland: The Times
David Lister
Human rights officers 'must clarify position': Belfast Telegraph
Ben Lowry
Fresh call for human rights chief to resign: (from the Irish News, Nov 18)
Steven McCaffery
McAllister family on brink of deportation: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Remember the Alamo! Forget Lend-Lease: Belfast Telegraph (Nov 19)
Eric Waugh
All-Ireland victims of violence support bid: UTV Internet
DUP want town covered in flags: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid and Ciaran O'Neill
Irish schools 'easier to open' in the North: Irish Independent
Katherine Donnelly
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Ex-IRA man's tears at inquiry: BBC
IRA man refuses to give names of Bloody Sunday comrades: UTV Internet
Thursday, November 20
Dissidents Seek Better Agreement: The News Letter
Sinn Fein 'to win five extra seats': UTV Internet
McGuinness notches up 1,000 door knocks a day: Irish Independent
Helen Bruce
New Sinn Féin: from Armalite to Armani: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
'Invasion' of celebrity canvassers from the South bound to raise wrath of unionists: Irish Independent
It will take more than one brief spark to set the campaign on fire: Irish Examiner
Noel Whelan
Rain, hail or shine, it's votes that count: Belfast Telegraph
Steven King
It will take time to clear 'train wreck': (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Paisley on the battlebus proclaims a modern miracle: (from the Irish Times)
Suzanne Breen
Trimble a 'Madman' Claims Paisley: The News Letter
Ciaran McKeown
Unionists join in gutter row: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
McCartney loses election coverage court bid: UTV Internet
Trimble condemns office attack: BBC
Proposal to put Assembly members on half salary: Belfast Telegraph
Patten tells Sinn Féin to ‘get off the fence’ on policing: Irish Examiner
Kieran McDaid
Ulster's forgotten priority: Belfast Telegraph
Pat McCartan
IRA mole's alleged handler is named: UTV Internet
Police foil Real IRA bombing: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Man ‘caught smuggling RIRA arms in Croatia’: Irish Examiner
Deirdre Tynan
Concern over names in Barron report: UTV Internet
Brave mayor gets our vote: (from the Irish News, Nov 18)
Editorial
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Soldier 'finished off unarmed victim': UTV Internet
Wednesday, November 19
Dissidents issue 'pledges': BBC
Election 2003 - SDLP accuse SF of 'false claims' on policing issues: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Father of missing man makes election plea: (from the Irish News)
Bimpe Fatogun
Unionists vow to block SF from ministries: UTV Internet
Unionist rivals in street slanging match: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
It's an alleyway escape route for David . . . to avoid Big Ian: Irish Independent
Helen Bruce
Row 'could damage Paisley and Trimble': UTV Internet
Jack's the lad as Trimble makes a monkey of DUP: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
The problem-solving party will get votes: (from the Irish News)
Briedge Gadd
Pretence and protest in Ulster's bizarre election: The Guardian
Simon Hoggart
Wish-list must be fulfilled no matter what the people's will: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
Hasn't it been quiet of late?: (from the Irish News, Nov 17)
Editorial
Vote for the Agreement: Derry Journal
Editorial
United Ireland poll promise not needed: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Graveside service shows commitment to peace: Boston Herald (Nov 17)
Jim Dee
The future plans for judicial appointments in Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
Lord Filkin
Police 'know who murdered man': BBC
Treatment of Prisoners Degrading: The News Letter
Ross Smith
Soldier's confession 'unreliable': BBC
From A Belfast Granny: The Blanket (Nov 10)
Kathleen O Halloran
Orange Order in bid for US tourists: Belfast Telegraph (Nov 17)
Marie Foy
Anti-English prejudice rife in Scotland, survey finds: The Times (Oct 6)
Angus Macleod
McGuinness Immunity Decision 'Unbelievable': Derry Journal
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Ex-soldier tells of threats: BBC
Tuesday, November 18
Unionist rebels to defy Trimble: UTV Internet
Campaign Has Become Whole New Ballgame: The News Letter
Dan McGinn
Key constituency where nationalists need not apply: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Sinn Fein wants 'unarmed police': BBC
SF transfer plan threatens accord, says Hume: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Trust the politicians to ham up a serious show: Belfast Telegraph (Nov 14)
Lindy McDowell
Voters Poised To Bewilder Parties On Transfers: The News Letter
GFA must live on if unity is achieved: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
DUP Gets Busy On The Election Battlefield: The News Letter
Geoff Hill
Election 2003 - Day DUP were left with egg on their faces: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
We'll have a united Ireland by 2016, says McGuinness: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Irish Unity Fantasies Allow Unionists to Unite: The News Letter
Ciaran McKeown
Haass tells of faith that peace process will work: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Religion And Politics Can Mix - Quietly: The News Letter
Editorial
Family deaths sad blow to SF leader: Irish Independent
Glasgow's murder rate twice that of NI: (from the Irish News)
Bimpe Fatogun
Ervine retracts claim against UVF victim: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Loyalist Violence: The Blanket (Oct 16)
Newton Emerson
I Want All My Questions To Be Answered: The News Letter
Ian Graham And Ian Starrett
What it feels like to ... STARVE: Belfast Telegraph
Laurence McKeown
UDR Four man back in Appeal Court: Belfast Telegraph
Marie Foy
Lib Dems want Irish support for mayoral bid: Irish World
Paul Donovan
Tackling Scotland's 'secret shame': Taipei Times (Oct 23)
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IRA gunman denies he admitted killing three soldiers: Irish Independent
Gary Kelly
Monday, November 17
SDLP miss big guns, SF suffer too many: Irish Independent
SDLP attacks DUP: UTV Internet
Adams urges unionists to make quantum leap and vote for SF: (from the Irish News, Nov 15)
William Graham
Battle that could be a graveyard for small parties: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Straight talking - It's la-la time again: Sunday Life (Nov 16)
Lynda Gilby
Durkan leading 'stronger' SDLP into votes fight: Irish Independent
John Devine
The Most Important Election Ever - Again: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
So We Are Morons: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Editorial
Staff had security fears before Wright murder: Sunday Life
PSNI and garda’ deny rift over Omagh bomb: Ulster Herald
Jacqueline Courtney
Omagh bomb probe row hits big screen: Sunday Life (Nov 16)
Adams and Durkan in TV clash: BBC
Northern Ireland - Adams offers to disband IRA as new elections are called: World Socialist Web Site (Nov 6)
Steve James and Chris Marsden
'I am not Loyalism's stakeknife': Sunday Life (Nov 16)
Stephen Breen
Group seeks meeting with UN rapporteur: (from the Irish News, Nov 15)
Theatre of hate: The Sunday Times
John O'Brien
Lib Dems want Irish support for mayoral bid: Irish World
Paul Donovan
'Middle East Can Learn from Northern Ireland': The Scotsman
Ian Graham
America's Northern Ireland: Washington Dispatch (Nov 14)
Martin Kelly
O'Brien in plea for Catholics to enter the political debate: Scotland on Sunday (Oct 19)
Jeremy Watson
Sunday, November 16
Trimble under pressure as party rivals issue 'charter': The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
McAleese photograph becomes SF election blurb: Sunday Independent
Liam Collins
Women struggle for poll positions: The Sunday Times
Dearbhail McDonald
A different path: The Observer
Monica McWilliams
Adams predicts more seats: Belfast Telegraph
Irish politicians support SDLP: UTV Internet
Business gets its agenda into North manifestos: Sunday Business Post
Paul T. Colgan
'Times change but the issues stay the same: jobs, housing, wages': The Observer
Darragh MacIntyre
Election 2003 - 'Double places in Integrated schools': Belfast Telegraph (Nov 14)
All to play for: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Voting tactics in spotlight: BBC
Mark Devenport
Either for the GFA or back to the bogs: (from the Irish News)
James Kelly
'Don't just talk about peace, make it': Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Durkan wanted Mallon in top job: BBC
Is McGrady factor now real test for nationalism?: Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald
IRA killer held for US entry lie: Sunday Independent
Irish Americans condemn "moronic" jibe: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Quota for police recruits 'fundamental': Belfast Telegraph
Perspectives: Unholy mess - The BBC really ought to have known better: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
1974 bombings report due in December: UTV Internet (Nov 14)
Mixed couple target of 'nationalist thugs': (from the Irish News, Nov 14)
Roddy McGregor
Gardai probe INLA link to threats against reporter: The Sunday Times
Richard Oakley
His orange flame still burns: The Sunday Times
Tim Luckhurst
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