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Wednesday, October 15
Talks held to break deadlock: Irish News
William Graham
Newton hits out at Sinn Fein: The News Letter
Ulster businesses lack confidence in PSNI – report: The News Letter
Maskey seeks faster change on neighbourhood officers: Irish News
William Graham
Sir Reg rejects talk of TUV election pact: The News Letter
North Down or Europe – tough choices for UUP: The News Letter
Liam Clarke
Another scapegoat from West Belfast: Belfast Media
Kidnap couple thanking supporters: BBC
Case proves transfer of justice powers is now needed – Maskey: Belfast Media
Scott jamison and Joe Diamond
UDA-linked group receives £382k funding: Belfast Telegraph
Assets of the IRA 'being hit by credit crisis': The News Letter
Omagh bomb assembly motion fails: BBC
Disclosure of Omagh information demanded: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Blaney accuses MacLochlainn of 'lip service' to Fullerton campaign: Derry Journal
Real IRA and INLA prisoners in joint protest: The Irish Times
Conor Lally
INLA prisoners attack jail boss in pot protest: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Man gets suspended sentence over Love Ulster riot: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 13)
Abortion plans for Northern Ireland abandoned due to peace process: Daily Telegraph
Rosa Prince and Martin Beckford
Muddled abortion laws demand clarity: (from the Sunday Times, Oct 12)
Liam Clarke
'Where are the IRA when you need them?': Sunday Journal
Ellen Doherty
Scottish Dependence: The Times
Editorial
Tuesday, October 14
'DUP to blame for stalemate' – Adams: UTV Internet
DUP man attacks SF during Stormont debate: Belfast Telegraph
Former senior Catholic officer urges partnership at tribute to loyalist killer: Irish News
William Graham
Purvis – confidence needed: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Executive could take a leaf from McCaughey's book: Irish News
Roy Garland
US envoy due in North as DUP-SF stand-off continues: Independent.ie
Yanks will force new deal on DUP: (from the Irish Daily Star, Oct 13)
John Coulter
Where Is Barack?: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com (Oct 10)
Editorial
Continued deadlock at Executive seen as further threat to Northern economy: The Irish Times
Frances McDonnell
Allister and UUP agree strategy for Euro poll: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
UUP deny poll pact with Allister: Belfast Telegraph
Colourful march demands 'Acht na Gaeilge anois': Irish News
Andrea McKernon
Orange Order says rural halls 'important': The News Letter
Alliance in bomb disclosure move: BBC
HET doubts McAnespie killer's claim: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Window reflects the debt owed to the RUC: The News Letter
Editorial
North's peace process 'only beneficiary' of 9/11 attack: Irish News
40 years to get to this place: Belfast Media (Oct 9)
Des Wilson
Stadium at Maze about to be axed?: Belfast Telegraph
Steven McCaffery
Fury over "Punch Neil Lennon" game: Belfast Telegraph
Stephen Breen
Scotland's banking shame is the Union's gain: Daily Telegraph
Alan Cochrane
Monday, October 13
Sinn Féin and DUP still deadlocked: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
SF and DUP impasse inciting extremists: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
How PSNI shut the stable door after the horse had bolted ...: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
'I didn't go to the funeral. I didn't want confrontation': Sunday Tribune (Oct 12)
Suzanne Breen
Cowen praises his predecessor's legacy on Northern peace process: The Irish Times
Marie O'Halloran
RUC memorial window unveiled: UTV Internet
Portrayal of Orangeism leaves an impression: Irish News (Oct 11)
Fergal Hallahan
Taxi ride with a twist as Fry comes to town: Sunday Tribune (Oct 12)
Suzanne Breen
'Sinister' vandalism at Co Offaly church: Sunday Tribune (Oct 12)
Brian Jaffray
Call for language cooperation: Sunday Tribune (Oct 12)
Sunday, October 12
Adams is now a 'sad spectacle' – Robinson: The News Letter
Irish 'should be made official': BBC
Stormont stand-off could 'go on to 2009': Belfast Telegraph
Deadlock 'encourages dissidents: BBC
Stormont's stalemate continues: Guardian.co.uk (Oct 11)
Mick Fealty
Ulster MP heaps praise on Brown: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
IRA funds worth up to €200m put at risk in US: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Dissident's release fuels branch-man allegations: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
A history and economics lesson for Continuity IRA: Irish News
Patrick Murphy
PUP leader defends Chief Constable: The News Letter
PUP challenged to examine role in decommissioning: UTV Internet
Omagh lawyer calls for GCHQ secrets: The Observer
Henry McDonald
We were right to prosecute Ward over Northern Bank robbery – PPS: Belfast Telegraph
IRA 'gave its consent' to murder of Billy Wright: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Fitting tribute to IRA coach bomb victims: Spenborough Guardian (Oct 10)
Gemma Ryder
Witness in McIlveen case 'thought teen went home': Irish News
Maeve Connolly
Irish ministers join the battle to rid Scottish football of sectarian chanting: Scotland on Sunday
Eddie Barnes
Councillors unite to condemn football flare-up: Ballymoney Times
Anger erupts over Nobel Peace Prize recipient: Toronto Globe and Mail
Doug Saunders
Worthy winner of peace prize: Irish News
Editorial
Martti Ahtisaari: The Irish Times (Oct 11)
Editorial
Saturday, October 11
Robinson says credibility damaged: BBC
Unionists 'don't want a Catholic about the place' – Adams: The News Letter
'DUP to blame for stalemate' – Adams: UTV Internet
Use agreed processes to find agreement: Belfast Media
Jimmy Spratt
IRA bank heist gang 'must be caught': The News Letter
Muted reaction after high profile trial falls apart: The News Letter
An audacious raid blamed on IRA: BBC (Oct 9)
Vincent Kearney
Northern Bank – Another big trial, another embarrassment: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
Robbers must be held to account: The News Letter
Editorial
So who did rob the Northern Bank?: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Obama Calls for Finucane Inquiry: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Cahir O'Doherty
MacBride spirit alive and kicking: Belfast Media
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir
Omagh – cross-border powers sought: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Man injured in Belfast shooting: Belfast Telegraph
RUC dead to be remembered: The News Letter
Language rights supporters are on right side of history: Belfast Media
Editorial
Ahtisaari wins Nobel Peace Prize: RTE
Winner played vital role in advancing North peace process: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Friday, October 10
Adams accuses DUP elements of opposing power-sharing: Independent.ie
The north is too small for difficult decisions: Irish News
Newton Emerson
'Political motives' blamed as £26.5m Northern Bank robbery trial collapses: The Times
David Sharrock
Man cleared of Northern Bank raid may sue: Irish Examiner
Michael McHugh
Ward deserves an apology – Solicitor: The News Letter
Ward challenges Northern sacking: BBC
Northern Bank robbery – The crime that nearly ended the peace process: Guardian.co.uk
Lee Glendinning
Northern Bank raid made little sense: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Police find themselves mired in murky business of politics: The Times
David Sharrock
Concerns over neutrality after Obama backs Finucane family: The News Letter
RIR parade to pass Markets: Irish News
Allison Morris
SF, Blaney, clash on Eddie Fullerton campaign: Derry Journal
SF selects de Brún to run for Europe: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
'Enough is enough': Derry Journal
Cardinal helped ousted minister with gift of cash: Irish News (Oct 7)
Seamus McKinney
Omagh bombing appeal opens: The Irish Times
McIlveen accused 'blood-stained': BBC
Time for October 5th: Sunday Journal (Oct 5)
Mary Nelis
Postboxes returned to their true colour: The News Letter
Arts minister 'should resign': Irish News (Oct 7)
William Graham
Hunger review – 'Nothing heroic about suicide as propaganda': The News Letter
Alex Kane
British army drive misses our troops: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Ahern says he did not leave Cook's office over Cromwell: The Irish Times
Pamela Newenham
Thursday, October 9
Cowen praises SF on Executive: The Irish Times
Michael O'Regan
Alliance may sit on justice committee: The News Letter
Executive 'must discuss economy': BBC
Assembly is powerless when it comes to finance: Irish News
Brian Feeney
Stubborn approach must stop: The News Letter
Editorial
UUP holds off conference to allow debate on Tory links: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty & Dan Keenan
Dublin 'may help resolve Drumcree': The News Letter
Councillors discuss how to deal with flags: Fermanagh Herald
Dissidents 'want troops on streets': The News Letter
Maskey takes legal advice over remarks: Belfast Media
Scott Jamison
Quinn murder – Man held: Newry Democrat
Bloody throwback to dark days of Troubles: Irish News
Allison Morris
Loyalist won't be prosecuted for Stoneyford village incident: Belfast Media
Ciarán Barnes
Murder of journalist was 'professional': Irish News
Northern Bank trial adjourned: The News Letter
Omagh families issue summonses for intelligence information: Independent.ie
Call for recognition of troops returning home: Fermanagh Herald
When rights become cultural dominance: The News Letter
N R Greer
Minister 'among Troubles bravest': BBC
Sinn Féin and SDLP in battleship row: Belfast Media
Ciarán Barnes
Sports Minister seeks GAA reception date: The News Letter
Linfield yobs spark anger: Derry Journal
First casualty of economic trouble is human empathy: The Irish Times
David Adams
Will Sir Hugh answer to Boris when it's London calling?: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Effort continues to secure Obama meet: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Lessons for Lebanon from a fellow victim of sectarian conflict: Daily Star (Lebanon)
Andrew Wander
Wednesday, October 8
DUP aiming for place for Alliance: BBC
SF and DUP must sort their own mess: The News Letter
Liam Clarke
Why the chuckling's all over, but the bickering leaves a chill: Belfast Telegraph (Sep 30)
Eric Waugh
No return to Stormont regime: Sunday Journal (Oct 5)
DUP leader offers sympathies to McGuinness on death of mother: Irish News
William Graham
Dissident threat must be dealt with robustly – Foster: The News Letter
Chilling warning to Derry drug gangs: Sunday Journal (Oct 5)
Police say roadside device had potential to kill or maim: UTV Internet
Reals behind Donegal shooting: Sunday Journal (Oct 5)
Orangemen hold talks: Kilkenny People
O'Hagan murder accused bailed: UTV Internet
Inquiry postpones police hearings: BBC
Barack Obama gives support for inquiry into Finucane murder: UTV Internet
Call for action on Long Kesh site: Derry Journal
Orange Order played role in ousting me says minister: Irish News
Seamus McKinney
PSNI accused over civil rights letters: Sunday Journal (Oct 5)
SF and DUP clash over attitude to Tyrone footballers: Belfast Telegraph
Call for Tyrone flags to come down: Irish News
Diana Rusk
Why it is time for the GAA to start playing on a wider field: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Sands vote was not a vote for IRA – Morrison: Irish News
Claire Simpson
The Spirit of '68: Sunday Journal (Oct 5)
Eamonn McCann
Four decades of bloodshed and tears the north could have avoided: Irish Examiner
Steven King
Tuesday, October 7
Tell-the-teacher tactics at the edifice on the hill: Irish News
Tom Kelly
Stormont impasse calls for urgency: Irish News
Editorial
Orde and Woodward bring Northern Ireland into media spotlight: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 3)
Editorial
Fur Coat Unionist Brigade failed us all: (from the Irish Daily Star, Oct 6)
John Coulter
'Still challenges to face': Irish News
Marie Louise McCrory
Violence 'killed off' campaign: Irish News
Campbell – I was intimidated: The News Letter
Television 'played pivotal role': Irish News
Andrea McKernon
Clergyman 'saddened' by bigotry: Irish News
Why shameful act should have remained very much in the past: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 3)
Laurence White
Fermanagh roadside bomb linked to dissident republicans: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Family demands PSNI confirm loyalist threat: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Gangster days must be ended: Irish News (Oct 4)
Editorial
Friends 'tried to save schoolboy': BBC
Department posts rise in 'Irish' spend: The News Letter
DUP – let's avoid orange-green argument over school reforms: Belfast Telegraph
Mervyn Storey
GAA chief angry at Campbell comments: Irish News
Brendan Breen
Long Kesh internment pictures discovered: Belfast Media (Oct 3)
Pro-abortion group urge British MPs to support legislation: Sunday Tribune (Oct 5)
Suzanne Breen
Ulster could learn from old Tennessee: Irish News
Roy Garland
Monday, October 6
President urges progress in NI: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
North simply can't afford to indulge in petty squabbling: Irish Independent
Troubles over but border duty costs taxpayer €3.6m: Irish Examiner
Paul O'Brien
Dissidents 'helped by mainstream': BBC
ONH behind beer keg bomb: Sunday Tribune (Oct 5)
Suzanne Breen
Supreme Court rejects McKevitt appeal: The Irish Times
Omagh Police 'conspirators' to be cleared: (from the Sunday Times, Oct 5)
Liam Clarke
Sinn Fein leader fights to preserve his 'old cage': The National (Abu Dhabi, Sep 24)
Jeffrey Todd
Derry, October 1968, and the march that became a spring for civil rights: Sunday Tribune (Oct 5)
Suzanne Breen
How a phoenix lit the troubles flames: (from the Sunday Times, Oct 5)
Liam Clarke
Protest veteran reviews history: BBC
Lynch's handling of North 'crucial': The Irish Times
Barry Roche
'The genie was out of the bottle': Irish News (Oct 4)
Seamus McKinney
PM O'Neill 'was well aware that things would never be the same': Irish News (Oct 4)
Seamus McKinney
More arguments to mark 40 years of disagreement: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Civil rights talk re-ignites row: Irish Independent
Steven McCaffery
Interviewing Gordon Wilson was nearest I'd ever get to being in presence of a saint: Sunday Life (Oct 5)
McCain lacked judgment on issue of visa for Adams: The Irish Times
Jean Kennedy Smith
Sunday, October 5
Martin McGuinness said elements of DUP hark back to days of unionist rule: The Observer
Rights speeches focus on Stormont: BBC
No contingency plan over deadlock: BBC
Sinn Fein created impasse in policing and education: Irish News
Patrick Murphy
Sinn Fein's 'gerrymander' of justice ministry is blatant discrimination against the SDLP: Belfast Media
Alban Magenniss
U.S. urged to bolster peace with investment: Irish Echo
Teenager shot in legs by loyalists: Irish News
Seamus McKinney
Troubles shared with new generation: BBC
Judith Cummings
Morrison calls for conviction explanation: Irish News
Gay UDA gunman – 'I hid my true self': The Observer
Henry McDonald
'The world finally saw that what we were saying was true': Irish News
Seamus McKinney
The day the RUC broke heads in the world's living-rooms: Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
Bernadette McAliskey – Return of the Roaring Girl: Independent on Sunday
Cole Moreton
O'Hagan murder accused gets 'special attention' in prison: Irish News
Allison Morris
Man held over Quinn murder: RTE
Witness admits mistaken identity in McIlveen case: Belfast Telegraph
Hotel to fight case on match: Irish News
Disgust as martyr mural is defaced: Belfast Media
Joe Diamond
Tom Ricks's Inbox: Washington Post
Tom Ricks
Saturday, October 4
Adams calls some elements in DUP 'bigots': The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Increased tension as political stalemate continues: UTV Internet
SF chief's remarks are 'absurd', says Robinson: The News Letter
DUP rejects Burnside's 'isolated' claim: The News Letter
Social housing gets green light despite unionist objections: Belfast Media
Áine McEntee
GAA rules must be inclusive: The News Letter
Gregory Campbell
O'Hagan case accused segregated: RTE
Suspect to challenge conditions: Irish News
Allison Morris
Ulster homecoming parades a 'great idea': The News Letter
Disbelief as council sets up checkpoint at ferry crossing: Irish News
Seamus McKinney
Notarantonio is on republican wing in Maghaberry prison: Belfast Media
Belfast hotel 'refused to show All-Ireland final': Irish Independent
Alan Erwin
Unionists block Freedom of the Borough for clerics: Derry Journal
Lessons of Derry civil rights march relevant still, conference hears: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
The day that the Troubles began: BBC
Freya McClements
Marching through Derry to the sound of 'We Shall Overcome': The Irish Times
Martin Cowley
The spark that lit the Troubles is still smouldering in the embers: Irish Examiner
Ryle Dwyer
Sinn Fein leader at Xavier Friday: Cincinnati.com
Patrick Crowley
N. Ireland Writer Roy Garland Speaks At Tusculum: Greeneville Sun
Cameron Judd
Friday, October 3
Sinn Féin blocks meeting of Executive: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
SF trying to force suspension – Campbell: Derry Journal
Executive spat threatens the north-south summit: The News Letter
Governance should respect all those governed: Irish News
Jim Gibney
North 'needs leadership to deal with impact of financial crisis': Irish News
James Stinson
Unionists must steer own policies: The News Letter
Editorial
Is deception in the air with calls for a Truth Commission?: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Fears of feud heighten as LVF issues threat: The News Letter
Chance missed to heal wounds: Irish News (Oct 1)
Editorial
Orde tipped for London police job: UTV Internet
Policing board backs call for Tasers: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
'Attackers laughing' as they left Michael: Irish News
Maeve Connolly
Full help needed with Disappeared: Irish News
Editorial
Documentary on day the Troubles began: Derry Journal
Donaldson to speak at Opus Dei-linked event: Irish News
Bimpe Fatogun
Will Obama have time to think about Ireland?: Irish News (Oct 1)
Ray O'Hanlon
Thursday, October 2
Executive fails to meet again: BBC
Anger as SF warns Executive meeting 'unlikely': The News Letter
McGuinness and Robinson pledge to make Stormont work: UTV Internet
Sinn Fein blockade 'is blackmail': BBC (Sep 30)
Unionist fear of equality behind current impasse: Belfast Media
Alex Maskey
Tories and UUP – no merger on the cards: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Why Cameron is courting the Ulster Unionists: The Irish Times
Fionnuala O Connor
Time for DUP to end internal division over Long Kesh site: Sunday Journal (Sep 28)
Why South's tales of North have no sense of direction: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Honour not merited says UU councillor: Irish News
Seamus McKinney
Minister's reconciliation gesture resulted in loyalist death threats: Irish News
Seamus McKinney
Plea over 'Disappeared' bodies: UTV Internet
SDLP and SF clash on murder of McCartney: Irish News
William Graham
Man in court over Nairac kidnap: UTV Internet
Northern Bank 'inside man' asked for rota change: The News Letter
Trial hears claim that accused had baseball bat for 'Catholic beatings': Irish News
Adams calls for investment in West Belfast during NY visit: Belfast Media
Parishoners vow to bring Fr Troy back: Irish News
Liz Trainor
A transforming moment in Irish history, 40 years on: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
We are richer for our complex origins: Irish News
Roy Garland
Independent Scotland 'would shock US': The Scotsman
Hamish Macdonell
Wednesday, October 1
SF/DUP tensions mean Executive may not meet, says McGuinness: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Feuding Stormont leaders to meet: BBC
Parties can't afford their standoff for much longer: Irish News
Breidge Gadd
DUP man attacks Tories' NI vision: The News Letter
Cameron's devotion to the Union is praised: The News Letter
Orde – 'dissidents are competing to kill officers': UTV Internet
Bias perception of PSNI ombudsman: BBC
IRA pirates Sands movie: The Sunday Times (Sep 28)
Liam Clarke
RUC bugged Rosemary Nelson's home for three years: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Phone records permitted in Omagh civil action: RTE
Unionists block freedom of Limavady for clergymen: The Irish Times
George Jackson & Dan Keenan
'Night of shame' as no unionist backs freedom for clergyman: Irish News
Seamus McKinney
Priest disappointed over Freedom of the Borough block: Derry Journal
Sheena Jackson
Fresh appeal for 'the disappeared': RTE
Hunger strike protest by stab victim's mum: Belfast Telegraph
Matthew McCreary
£26.5m robbers 'out to terrorise': BBC
Complaints on Limavady bilingual Council logo: Derry Journal
Using culture as a political football will discredit it: The News Letter
Liam Clarke
Sinn Fein condemn City Walls graffiti: Derry Journal
Why that nice little earner is a fair cop: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
Honour for Clinton's North role: Irish Independent
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