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Friday, October 15
UUP 'Is Facing A Political Ice Age': The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Thaw the cold front towards the DUP: (from the Village, Oct 9)
Arlene Foster
Sticking points delay devolution's return: BBC
Martina Purdy
Unacceptable change to the basics cannot bring progress: (from the Irish News)
Gerry Adams
In from the cold...and the heat is on: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
EU dimension to castle talks: Irish Democrat (Sep 17)
PDs question deputy's call for an SF/FF coalition: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
Gaffes remind Bertie of quicksand back home: Irish Independent
British in last chance saloon for inquiries: (from the Irish Daily Star, Oct 12)
Mick Browne
DUP 'may talk' to loyalists: BBC
SDLP calls for loyalist disarmament: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Loyalist ceasefire 10 years on: BBC
Brian Rowan
No room for guns in new N. Ireland: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Republicans blamed for 'attack which injured baby': Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
Orange Line Is 'Drawn': The News Letter
Call to secure interface houses: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Allister Targets Organised Crime: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Sinn Fein Councillor snubbed in Europe: Impartial Reporter
Could the Brighton bomber please shut up?: (from the News Letter)
Suzanne Breen
IRA says sorry for murdering teenage boy 30 years ago: Irish Independent
David Lister
Thiepval Bomb Suspect Agrees To Extradition: The News Letter
Joanne Lowry
Political stability can reinvigorate economy, says report: UTV Internet
Analysing ingredients of our success story: Irish Independent
John Peet
Unionist MPs against gay marriage bill: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 13)
Jonathan McCambridge
Blair is ready to convert, says Catholic priest: Daily Telegraph
Jonathan Petre
Thursday, October 14
On-the-run IRA man arrested in Canaries lived at liberty here: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Sinn Fein demand release of IRA bomb suspect: UTV Internet
Don't dare mention the A-word: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
TD suggests Sinn Feín/Fianna Fáil coalition: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
FF distances itself from Minister's remarks on SF: The Irish Times
Mark Brennock
Let us brace ourselves for the IRA's last sickening act of self-regard: Irish Examiner
Noel Whelan
Republic Backs Unionists' Stand Over IRA Arms: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Implications of the Finucane verdict: (from the Irish World)
Paul Donovan
Truth Hurts: The Blanket
Mick Hall
Whatever he says, he says nothing: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
So what if Ulster's leaders went to an integrated school?: Belfast Telegraph
Mo Mowlam
Loyalist ceasefires anniversary: UTV Internet
'Don't take us for granted': Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Ex-UFF gunman turned painter stands by peace process: Belfast Telegraph
Marie Foy
DPP Member 'Deplores Threat Against PSNI': The News Letter
PSNI 'needed senior officers from outside': Belfast Telegraph
Andrea Clements
'Test for prosecution not met': (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
Brighton bomber could reveal more: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Alderdice wins case against newspaper: Daily Telegraph
Nationalist newspaper gets £1m grant aid: Belfast Telegraph
Ben Lowry
'Derry' not an option for voter: (from the Irish News, Oct 12)
Seamus McKinney
Our man in Dublin: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Singular Irishman bids farewell to the world: New York Newsday (Oct 8)
Jimmy Breslin
Religious hatred alive and well as Britain: Irish World
Paul Donovan
Wednesday, October 13
FF signals willingness to form coalition with SF: The Irish Times
Mark Brennock
Still dangling the ultimate political prize to win peace: Irish Independent
A carrot too far: Irish Independent
New deal in weeks or no agreement, warns DUP: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Time to break with 'pro-unionist' traditions of the past: Irish Democrat (Oct 6)
David Granville
Loyalist disarming 'years away': BBC
What About Loyalist Guns?: Derry Journal
Editorial
Thatcher knew how to fight terrorists: Daily Telegraph
Robin Harris
Fury at Stormont collusion event: Belfast Telegraph
Ben Lowry
Serious concerns about inquiries: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Parties seek action over disappeared: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Murphy's backing for DPP members: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
Police Threat 'A Backward Step' - Chief: The News Letter
Elinor Glynn
Ombudsman's finding fails to satisfy family: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
Brighton bomber 'is as bad as Bigley's killers': Daily Telegraph
David Sapsted
'I was part of it. I killed your father': The Guardian
Simon Fanshawe
Brighton victim's daughter says she 'understands' killer: The Scotsman
Karen McVeigh
Thatcher saved by signing one last document: Irish Examiner
Chris Moncrieff
IRA's explosives expert committed 'shameful blunder': Irish Examiner
Chris Moncrieff
Couple cleared of bomb charges: BBC
Man walks free after DDP drops 'IRA' case: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
Civic Ceremony For Derry's Dead: Derry Journal
Service would honour IRA and war dead: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Peace funding slashed by 40%, Brussels confirms: Belfast Telegraph
Simon Taylor
Tuesday, October 12
Halloween deadline for peace deal': UTV Internet
Bricks Thrown At Interface Home: The News Letter
David Young
SDLP 'unhappy' at murder inquiries: Belfast Telegraph
Cut Out The Talk And Take Action, PUP Leader Told: The News Letter
Loyalist terror groups forcing duo to flee city: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett
Anger That Thompson Killers At Large: The News Letter
Loyalist tells of 'constant' UDA intimidation: (from the Irish News)
New Life of Omagh massacre suspect: Sunday Life (Oct 10)
Soldiers threaten court action: BBC
O'Loan probes murder claims: (from the Irish News, Sep 29)
Barry McCaffrey
Religious roadshow which challenges insular thinking: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Mowlam hits out at vested interests in education: UTV Internet
Historic feats unite rather than divide us: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Time to celebrate diversity: Belfast Telegraph
Tom Ekin
Challenge of finding way forward for the Maze: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Regret but no remorse, as Brighton bomber returns to resort 20 years on: The Guardian
Angelique Chrisafis
Relatives lobby NI parties: BBC
Soldiers Of The Queen Celebrated: The News Letter
Editorial
Palestine given NI 'peace lesson': BBC
Monday, October 11
Ervine confident of IRA move on arms: Irish Independent
Louise McCall
SDLP make opposition 'threat': BBC
We're up for a deal: Sunday Life (Oct 10)
Changes everywhere except in land of no: (from the Irish News)
James Kelly
UDA decision on future due: Sunday Life (Oct 10)
Alan Murray
Real IRA stamp in Belfast: (from the Village, Oct 9)
Suzanne Breen
Application for appeal dismissed: (from the Irish News, Sep 30)
Brighton – The Price they Paid: (from Irelandclick.com)
Danny Morrison
'Innocents' comment cut short: (from the Irish News, Oct 7)
Barry McCaffrey
IRA monument remains despite multiplex cinema plan for site: Sunday Life (Oct 10)
'Parasites' ridiculed at protests for independence: The Herald
Douglas Fraser
Sunday, October 10
Ervine wants IRA to say war is over: UTV Internet
IRA poised to wind down war machine: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Can't Deal, Won't Deal: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
Losing to win: The Observer
Henry McDonald
British U-turn on Restorick: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Why I befriended my dad's killer: The Observer
David Smith
FF and SF coalition a looming possibility: Sunday Business Post
Vincent Browne
SDLP veteran calls on Fianna Fail to campaign in the north: The Sunday Times (Sep 26)
Liam Clarke
McElroy refuses Sinn Fein bait: Newry Democrat (Oct 5)
Partying with the UUP: Irish Echo
Stephen McKinley
'How I halted Omagh backlash': The Observer
Henry McDonald
At last, parity of esteem when it comes to waste: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Ray Bassett: Sunday Independent
Saturday, October 9
'IRA missiles' find makes a mockery of peace: UUP man: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Empey attacks on IRA arms issue: UTV Internet
DUP trying to do its own deal - Durkan: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Fantasy Executive in Stormont basement: BBC
Mark Devenport
Accountability left behind in new Ireland: (from the Irish News)
Patrick Murphy
Loyalists 'will respond to IRA': BBC
Catholic police officers facing attacks: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge and Nevin Farrell
Gangs cashing in on forgeries: BBC
Maryann Maguire
Daphne Trimble upbeat on poll chances: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Scaling down of security installations to reduce number of British Army troops in the North: Ulster Herald
Maurice Kennedy
Army cuts by end of next year 'achievable': (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Terrorist Hunt Leads To Irish Immigrants: Washington Post
Mary Fitzgerald
MP condemned for IRA claims: Birmingham Post (Oct 7)
Jonathan Walker
You said it, Clare: Evening Mail (Oct 8)
Moral deterioration? For guidance consult an expert, Clare Short: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Loyalist link to family attack: BBC
Sinn Fein hits out over SDLP 'U-turn' on Shoukri: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Taylor to address PUP conference: UTV Internet
Fall in voters worries SF: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Invites to the ball grudgingly proffered: (from the Irish News)
Suzanne McGonagle
Date Confirmed For 'Sunday' Probe Closure: Derry Journal
Celtic Tiger roars again - but not for the poor: The Guardian (Oct 7)
Angelique Chrisafis
Friday, October 8
McGuinness flies in for talks: UTV Internet
DUP veto is recipe for instability: Irish World
Tom Griffin
Actions not words count for peace: (from the Irish News)
Jude Collins
Normalisation Is An 'Army Matter': The News Letter
'My son was not part of any loyalist feud': Belfast Telegraph
Ciaran O'Neill
Accused Are 'Totally Innocent' Says Tohill: The News Letter
Warning of dissident threat: BBC
Police Probe Dissident Rooftop Protest: Derry Journal (Oct 5)
A shy retiring Gerry good for Irish unity: (from the Irish News)
Newton Emerson
Republicans accused of £3m cigarette heist: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
SF dismisses claims of IRA involvement in £3m heist: (from the Irish News)
Spicer contract approved as mercenary links revealed: Irish World
Tom Griffin
Journalists will not face charges: BBC
Politic's Hampering Tourism: Derry Journal (Oct 5)
Editorial
Leading loyalist back in court: UTV Internet
SDLP Blocks UUP Bid For Post: The News Letter
Philip Bradfield
Thursday, October 7
McLaughlin slams DUP 'insult': UTV Internet
Trimble attacks DUP stance: BBC
Wounded pride may take yet another fall: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
British Should Have Moved Before Now: Derry Journal (Oct 5)
Call for 'fast security scale down': BBC
SF says police post 'softening' is cosmetic: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
You've Got It Wrong: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
British Must Publish Terms For Finucane Inquiry: Derry Journal (Oct 5)
Pledge of independent probe into unsolved murders: UTV Internet
Republicans 'behind' £2m raid: BBC
Anger at Short's IRA violence claim: Belfast Telegraph
Claire Regan
SF remains silent over Disappeared: (from the Irish News)
Bimpe Fatogun
Shankill Education: The Blanket
Mick Hall
Unionist's bonfire call sparks Twelfth debate: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey & Nevin Farrell
Coca-Cola for the Maze?: UTV Internet
Doherty Case Goes To The Very Top: Derry Journal (Oct 5)
Four to face trial over Bobby Tohill 'abduction': Belfast Telegraph
Ashleigh Wallace
Sinn Fein Launches Registration Campaign: Derry Journal (Oct 5)
Row over 'Irish' hurley sticks: BBC
Disappointed in the DUP: (from the News Letter)
Suzanne Breen
Readers Want Bush To Stay At Oval Office: The News Letter
Editorial
SNP anger at decision not to fly Saltire every day: The Scotsman
Hamish MacDonnell
Wednesday, October 6
'DUP blocking return to Stormont': UTV Internet
SDLP claims 'water conspiracy': (from the Irish News)
Catherine Morrison
Inclusive Deal Is Needed For Lasting Peace: The News Letter
Editorial
Troop withdrawal depends on IRA: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
IRA 'sold missiles to Eta': The Guardian
Giles Tremlett
We're Being Pushed Out: The News Letter
Joanne Lowry
Terror groups deny feud as man buried: Belfast Telegraph
Ciaran O'Neill
Marty O'Hagan Three Years On: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
Repeal anti-terror law call: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Scaled-down stations 'revealed': BBC
Time for history to be left in the past: (from the Irish News, Sep 30)
Newton Emerson
McCabe killers to begin proceedings against government for their release: UTV Internet
Bomber and daughter of victim return to Brighton together: The Independent
David McKittrick
Brighton bomber Magee 'stands by his actions': Irish Examiner
Chris Moncrieff
Bombing report 'in new year': (from the Irish News)
Valerie Robinson
Sein Fein has ordered an end to punishment beatings ...and Fianna Fail is afraid, very afraid: The Sunday Times (Aug 29)
James McDonald and Scott Millar
Stink raised over GAA socks: Belfast Telegraph
Nevin Farrell
GAA grant - Why can't Croke Park play ball?: Irish Examiner (Oct 2)
Editorial
Irish Language In A Muddle At QUB: The News Letter
Irish TV to target Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
Ben Lowry
Extra Pressure On Party As Irish Labour Moves North: The News Letter
David Young
Adams on Middle East violence: UTV Internet
Tuesday, October 5
Amending Good Friday Agreement may break deadlock - Ahern: UTV Internet
Sinn Féin welcomes DUP's 'advance' on Good Friday Agreement: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
We're up for a deal, says McGuinness in challenge to DUP: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Focus on NI political issues: BBC
Narrow window for peace deal breakthrough: Irish Independent
Paisley takes 'punt' across the Rubicon: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
IRA move 'holds key to start army withdrawal': Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Appreciating The Stress On Politicians: The News Letter (Oct 2)
Editorial
DUP accuse UUP of sabotage: UTV Internet
Guess who's not coming to dinner: Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll
Extortion 'hits house prices': BBC
Crime is crime no matter the motive: (from the Irish News, Sep 16)
Newton Emerson
NI club linked to loyalist drug dealing shut down: UTV Internet
PSNI 'taking on board' report over raid: Belfast Telegraph
Ben Lowry
PM Told To Force DUP On Policing: The News Letter
Councillors vote to put Irish first: (from the Irish News, Sep 29)
Catherine Morrison
IRA bomber returns to blast scene with victim's daughter: UTV Internet
McCabe killers say their rights are breached: Irish Independent
Wright's father accuses police chief: UTV Internet
Nixon backed London on Bloody Sunday: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 1)
Sean O'Driscoll
You are a hypocrite Mo!: Sunday Life (Oct 3)
Ervine hails McAleese second term: UTV Internet (Oct 1)
Support for detention changes: BBC
Fingerprinting Breach Of Human Rights - Sinn Fein: Derry Journal (Oct 1)
Rival Parties Aim To Splat Opposition: The News Letter
Monday, October 4
Adams attacks Ahern over remarks: Irish Independent
Siobhan Gaffney
Adams warning over Agreement: BBC
Durkan wants pressure on DUP: UTV Internet
'Cautious cousins' over IRA arms plan: Sunday Life (Oct 3)
Alan Murray
DUP visit remains a bit of a mystery: (from the Irish News, Oct 2)
James Kelly
Ultimate Deadline By Endless Postponement: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
Troops in North 'could pull out at Christmas': Irish Independent
Michael Evans
Three released in murder probe: BBC
'What if...?' debate splits UDA chiefs: Sunday Life (Oct 3)
Alan Murray
UFF leader Adair — I'll leave north when freed: (from the Irish News, Oct 2)
Barry McCaffrey
Beaten to a pup: Sunday Life (Oct 3)
Police under fire after raid on the home of journalist: Irish Independent
Louise McCall
Police Asked Man To Spy On Council - Claims Sinn Fein Councillor: Derry Journal (Oct 1)
RUC 'intimidated teenagers' to obtain murder confessions: The Independent
Jason Bennetto
Have guns will travel - mercenaries soldier on: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Bookies write off Daphne: Sunday Life (Oct 3)
Protestants deserve fair share, claims MEP: Belfast Telegraph (Sep 30)
Simon Taylor
The new kid on the blog: Sunday Independent (Oct 3)
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Attack on PM's father-in-law 'was sectarian', say gardai: The Sunday Times (Oct 3)
Siobahn Maguire and Dearbhail McDonald
French town 'to show Irish flag': (from the Irish News, Sep 30)
Darran McCann
Omagh film secures cinema deals: BBC (Oct 2)
Battling the bigots: Scotland on Sunday (Oct 3)
Editorial
Sunday, October 3
Deadlock 'will close Stormont': The Observer
Henry McDonald
SDLP and UUP threaten to boycott deal: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Playing footsie with the Taoiseach: (from the Irish News, Oct 1)
William Scholes
Dr Paisley's bitter pill: Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
North closer than ever to long-term peace: (from the Village)
Suzanne Breen
Elusive dream could turn into a nightmare: (from the Irish News, Oct 1)
Denis Bradley
Blair 'must keep pledges': BBC
DUP and UUP set for North Down clash: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 1)
Noel McAdam
UUP raises $120K at New York fundraiser: Sunday Business Post
Paul T. Colgan
Angry bush aide slams Ulster politicians: Belfast Telegraph (Sep 30)
Sean O'Driscoll
Egan's Diatribe Is Not Surprising: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Sinn Fein would have made us into a Burma: Sunday Independent
John Dillon
SF man's plea to loyalists: Belfast Telegraph
O'Hagan murdered by police informant: Sunday Business Post
Barry O'Kelly
Plea for calm as gun victim dies: Belfast Telegraph
Ciaran O'Neill
Alliance backs 'the Disappeared': (from the Irish News, Oct 1)
Catherine Morrison
Adams praises Mary McAleese: UTV Internet
Adams' Hostage Appeal 'Sickening Hypocrisy': The News Letter (Oct 1)
Stephen Dempster
Group explains invite to former prisoner: Belfast Telegraph
Public enquiry could investigate Kelly murder: Impartial Reporter (Sep 30)
Probe By Lawyers: The News Letter (Sep 20)
A man Fitt to lead: Belfast Telegraph (Sep 30)
Austen Currie
Politics and faith: The Times (Oct 1)
Editorial
McConnell's anti-bigotry lessons for 3-year-olds: Scotland on Sunday
Eddie Barnes
Saturday, October 2
Deal 'must end paramilitarism': BBC
DUP told - Agreement can't be rewritten: Irish Examiner
Dan McGinn
Call to reform agreement: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Peace in our time?: BBC
Martina Purdy
Paisley's sound on attitude to Dublin: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Danger of reading too much into the Paisley visit: Irish Independent
Dublin meeting is a welcome step: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Fundamentals Must Remain: Derry Journal
Editorial
'Quiet miracle' of Paisley's visit made President weep for joy: Irish Independent
Paisley - I'll never retire from politics: UTV Internet
Bono and Adams teach big Ian a lesson on playing to the gallery: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Sinn Fein Welcome Durkan Admission On PSNI: Derry Journal
Attacks Won't Deter Me - O'Neill: The News Letter
Philip Bradfield And Alan Erwin
Orde Can't Dupe Nationalists: Derry Journal
Unionists To Hear How PSNI Cutbacks Will Work: The News Letter
Philip Bradfield
Flying of flags puts 'chill factor into communities': Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Judge's warning over intimidation: BBC
Mum's the word: Belfast Telegraph
Gerry Anderson
US peace envoy calls for integrated schools: UTV Internet
UUP's first fundraiser in US was 'sabotaged': Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll
IRA Police Killer 'Probably Woman': The News Letter
Johnny Caldwell
Row over ex-IRA man's invite to Brussels seminar: Belfast Telegraph
Simon Taylor
Daughter of 'disappeared' victim slams Adams' hostage appeal: UTV Internet
Breathtaking Hypocrisy Of Gerry Adams: The News Letter
Editorial
Shot woman's family vows to fight for truth: Belfast Telegraph (Sep 30)
Ciaran O'Neill
Friday, October 1
Paisley in historic Dublin meeting: The Guardian
Angelique Chrisafis
Hopes increase for new North deal after Ahern-Paisley talks: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Key role for ceasefire watchdog: BBC
Brian Rowan
Better late than never as the Mouth comes South: Irish Independent
Paisley's Dublin trip is a milestone along the road: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Another positive step in the right direction: Irish Independent
Campbell - 'Nationalist community should prepare for change': UTV Internet
US envoy predicts IRA transformation: RTE
Brighton spotlight fails to fall on Ulster affairs: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Paisley visit - DUP steers away from key issues: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Planned Police Cuts 'A Disgrace': The News Letter
Joanne Lowry And David Young
Police get ready to tear down 17 security installations: Irish Independent
Alan Erwin
Orde under pressure over bullets: UTV Internet
Parcel Bomb Sent To SDLP Councillor: The News Letter
Philip Bradfield
Donaldson Read Delivers Quite A Punch - In His Own Quiet Way: The News Letter
Suzanne Breen
Jeffrey wanted to be leader, says Elliott: Impartial Reporter (Sep 30)
'Londonderry a remnant of the past': (from the Irish News)
Jude Collins
Spicer contract gets U.S. nod: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Tempers Flare As Flags Issue Raised: The News Letter
Clare Weir
Murder bid puts end to Derry feud talks: Belfast Telegraph
Ciaran O'Neill
Justice delayed is justice denied: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
McGivern on Labour race case': UTV Internet
'Search for bodies a priority': (from the Irish News)
Education system 'failing Shankill': BBC
Ulster-Scots In Call For Cash Machine Parity: The News Letter
David Young
Bloody Sunday movie man faces hefty bill after libel action halted: Irish Independent
Ivan McMichael
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