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Thursday, October 31
I.R.A. Breaks Off All Contact With Disarmament Overseers: New York Times
Brian Lavery
IRA snub to Blair over arms decommissioning: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Trimble IRA reaction: UTV Internet
IRA arms setback 'hardly fatal' to peace process: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
General handled a tricky task with patience and calmness: The Independent
Kim Sengupta
The full statement from Dublin: The Herald
How Blair's tough new line hardened republican anger: The Independent
David McKittrick
Statement signifies hiccup rather than a heart attack: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
A familiar IRA tactic that must not be allowed to damage the peace process: The Independent
Editorial
Security minister says Provos 'at a crossroads': Irish Independent
Tom Brady
The IRA must disband, says Bishop: Belfast Telegraph
Who can put it all back together?: (from the Irish World, Oct 19)
Peter Kelly
North posting no longer seen as political exile: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
Brought to our census: Belfast Telegraph
Steven King
RIRA deal claims 'fantasy': UTV Internet
Omagh inquiry is a priority: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Ballons float on big ideas: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 4)
Lindy McDowell
Difficult to defend the indefensible: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
SDLP pushes for justice reforms: Belfast Telegraph
'Army failed to tell south of explosives': (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Trimble's reselection 'formality': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
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General's Bloody Sunday denial: UTV Internet
Wednesday, October 30
My war is over, says McGuinness: Daily Telegraph
Benedict Brogan
Rabbitte tells IRA to 'get off backs of people': Irish Independent
Senan Molony
McGuinness - My war is over: BBC
Louise Duffy
IRA playing into hands of 'No' unionists - Durkan: Derry Journal
SF protests to police watchdog: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Yes, there is an alternative to the GFA: (from the Irish News)
Paul Fitzsimmons
Nationalists 'bewildered' by South African trip: Derry Journal (Oct 25)
Murphy's law for Tories as bid to expel Sinn Fein MPs fails: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Bomb hoaxes cripple city: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McCambridge
Dissidents 'in control of IRA arms': UTV Internet
Real IRA 'deal' over Omagh: The Scotsman
Jeanette Oldham
$500 date with Adams: Belfast Telegraph
Minister urged to act on sectarian attacks: (from the Irish News)
Simon Doyle
Billy Boy: Face-to-face with blanketmen: Sunday Life (Oct 13)
BNP to stand in NI elections: UTV Internet
Sinn Fein calls for Dail voting: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Peace architect Fr Reid bows out: (from Irelandclick.com, Oct 28)
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Army chief wanted men to shoot selected ringleaders: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Derry army chief denies memo to shoot meant 'kill': Irish Independent
Helen William
Tuesday, October 29
'Positive note' from republicans: BBC
Parties feel Adams fails to grasp nettle: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
The agreement: Belfast Telegraph
Sean Farren
Quantum leap by IRA still required: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
End of ‘dual strategy’ will raise hurdle: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
The referenda removed any vestige of excuse for the IRA - it’s time Sinn Fein caught up with that reality: The News Letter
Editorial
Last pieces of the jigsaw: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
'Exclude Sinn Fein' motion defeated: BBC
Dual Consent: (from Irelandclick.com)
Danny Morrison
Hopes of Craig 'now come true': Belfast Telegraph (Oct 23)
Chris Thornton
'Spy spin' delaying Finucane case - SF: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Loyalism part VI: Path to peace: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 4)
Henry Sinnerton
'Dissident' mortar bomb seized: BBC
Police 'got four warnings' before Omagh bombing: Irish Independent
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Bloody Sunday Inquiry probe: UTV Internet
Patrol defied IRA no-go area: The Times
Christopher Walker
Army chief on Bloody Sunday: UTV Internet
Monday, October 28
North supremo to push Adams on 'no IRA' agenda: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Reaping the peace dividend in Northern Ireland: Christian Science Monitor
Peter Rose
A familiar history of tantrums, talks, turbulence and tragedy: (from the Irish News, Oct 16)
James Kelly
No cheers for democracy: The Observer (Oct 13)
Richard Ingrams
Running on Empty: The Blanket (Oct 11)
Anthony McIntyre
DUP, Sinn Fein: détente in North’s cold war?: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
Other man's grass isn't always greener: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 9)
Eric Waugh
'We'll continue the fight': Sunday Life (Oct 27)
Stephen Breen and Ciaran McGuigan
RIRA rejects call to disband: Sunday Business Post (Oct 27)
Barry O Kelly
Family at war over Provo killer's move: Sunday Life (Oct 27)
Your shout: Daily Telegraph (Oct 12)
Andrew Gimson
Loyalism part V: Rocky path to politics: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 4)
Chris Thornton
Billy Boy: Shoot-to-kill fears of King Rat: Sunday Life (Oct 13)
Fear haunts UDA leaders: Sunday Life (Oct 27)
Alan Murray
Most people don't support paramilitary flags: The News Letter (Oct 16)
Editorial
End of an era: (from Irelandclick.com, Oct 10)
Clara Reilly
Politics' safest plays: pro-war on Iraq, anti-war in N. Ireland: Irish Echo (Oct 16)
Eamon Lynch
Sunday, October 27
Adams' measured reply keeps the peace: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Adams: IRA backs peace process: Independent on Sunday
David McKittrick
Wake-up call for all the political parties: (from the Irish News)
James Kelly
The North can't settle into the psychiatrist's couch: Sunday Independent
Ronan Fanning
Time to lay down the Armalite: Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
And then there was Paul: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Murphy returns to take hot seat: BBC
Mark Devenport
As the reailty of direct rule sets in, self examination would be wise: The News Letter (Oct 17)
Editorial
Too late to turn the tide: (from Irelandclick, Oct 18)
Gearóid Ó Cairealláin
Garda had information on Omagh - Channel 4: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
Government won't release Real IRA: Sunday Independent
Liz Walsh & Patsy McArdle
Voice of experience explains why Real IRA is a lost cause: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Stand Up And Be Counted: The Blanket (Oct 24)
Mickey Donnelly
Work on bill of rights to press ahead: (from the Irish News)
Bimpe Fatogun
U.S. Media Ignores Bloody Sunday Drama: Editor & Publisher
Greg Mitchell
O'Hanlon's corner: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
McGreevy to Salute Adams: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Judge to call for inquiry into Finucane murder: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Across the great divide: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Ulster, the arms trial: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 8)
Justin O'Brien
True giants of our popular culture: Sunday Independent
Declan Lynch
Saturday, October 26
I have got a lot of listening to do, says new Ulster chief: Daily Telegraph
Taoiseach seeks peace push move by Adams: Irish Independent
Conor Sweeney
Ahern wants republicans to make 'giant leap' for peace: The Irish Times
Mark Brennock and Dan Keenan
All parties 'share in blame for suspension': Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll
McLaughlin rapped over analysis: UTV Internet
Don't underestimate Murphy's law: BBC
Mark Simpson
Familiar face, but same old problem: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
The gulf appears unbridgeable as distrust grows in N. Ireland: Philadelphia Inquirer (Oct 20)
Andrea Gerlin
Time Has Run Out For An Armed IRA: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
Britain’s Bargain With the IRA: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Editorial
UUP 'must face facts' of loyalist onslaught: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill and Simon Doyle
Irish cash helps back Unionist Conference: Belfast Telegraph
Ronan Henry
Belfast bomb points up threat to peace process: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Terrorist gangsters are loyal only to themselves: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
LVF leader arrested in robbery sting: BBC
Mixed reaction over new policing replies: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Stevens Report must be published urgently: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Irish police accused on Omagh: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan and Nick Hopkins
'I knew he wasn't going to stop bomb,' tribunal told: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Former IRA chief's Somme tribute: UTV Internet
Al-Qaeda's IRA 'link': The Times
Michael Evans, Ian Cobain and Daniel McGrory
Gunman turned ex-police car into a mobile firing platform: Daily Telegraph
Toby Harnden
Army's 1972 chief to give evidence: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett
F*** Off: (from Irelandclick.com)
Rome rule no longer holds sway as home rule: Irish Independent
Conor Cruise O'Brien
Friday, October 25
Reid bids early farewell with regret, but timing was right: Irish Independent
John Devine
DUP welcomes Reid's departure: UTV Internet
Murphy's law set to rule: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Changing the guard: Irish Independent
Editorial
Sinn Féin restates terms for IRA to disband: Financial Times
Jimmy Burns
Blair's problem is that the republicans 'don't trust him': (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Republicanism And The Crisis Within The Peace Process: The Blanket (Oct 14)
Davy Carlin
Time to review what was wrong: Belfast Telegraph
David Ford
UUP in panic as Trimble picks up from O’Neill: (from the Irish News)
Jude Collins
Loyalist leader refused bail as court hears of UDA activities in Belfast: Irish Independent
Ivan McMichael
Unionists ignore call to quit loyalist talks: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Making sense of the Census: (from Irelandclick.com)
Durkan's intelligence warning: UTV Internet
Finucane widow suspicious over delay: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Prison 'infallible' dog strikes again: Derry Journal (Oct 10)
McKevitt papers plea rejected: Daily Telegraph
Lifestyle of Real IRA informant was probed: Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll
'David's killers will never be caught': The News Letter (Oct 17)
Ian Starrett
Time for ‘resolute action’ on Irish: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
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Heath on Bloody Sunday probe: UTV Internet
Credibility shot by Bloody Sunday lawyers: Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann
Thursday, October 24
McGuinness warns of political vacuum: BBC
Ahern says raids 'were open to suspicion': (from the Irish News)
Valerie Robinson
Sinn Fein to give London briefing: UTV Internet
Congressmen make plea to Blair: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Sticking fast to Mao philosophy: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Unionists hope for 'unified voice' from talks: The News Letter
Blair’s banality of drivel: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
A top 100 place for Gerry?: Belfast Telegraph
Steven King
Groundhog day on the way for Blair?: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Mansergh rushes to defence of Robinson: Irish Independent
Loyalists giving IRA excuse - Reid: BBC
Man charged after UDA arms find: Irish Examiner
Alan Erwin
Colombia defendants dispute forensic evidence: Irish Echo
Susan Garraty
The Claudia Affair: (from the Irish News)
New Lodge 6 Inquiry: (from Irelandclick.com, Oct 21)
Seán Mag Uidhir
SDLP opposition to MI5 move: UTV Internet
Ulster Stevens report delayed: The Guardian
Nick Hopkins
Finucane report delay may lead to public inquiry: Irish Independent
John Devine
Adams slams Finucane report delay: RTE
Scottish first minister steps in to back sectarian march: The Sunday Times (Oct 20)
Lucy Adams
Dancing On The Graves Of Ten Men Dead: The Blanket (Oct 18)
Anthony McIntyre
Bloody Sunday parallels: Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann
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Ex-para 'motivated by money': UTV Internet
Saville Inquiry: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett
Well-paid witness: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
Wednesday, October 23
Early elections urged to rescue accord in North: Irish Independent
Louise McCall
DUP warns of 'fantasy politics': Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton and Noel McAdam
US role in political solution outlined: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Counting the cost of the 'agony aunt', few will mourn its passing: Belfast Telegraph
Robert McCartney
Adams is swimming against the US tide: (from the Irish News)
Ray O'Hanlon
Where’s your famed balance, Mr Blair?: (from Irelandclick.com, Oct 21)
Editorial
Republicans held records of Ahern-Blair phone calls: Irish Independent
Senan Molony
US officials call Stormont raid "a set up": (from Our Town, Oct 16)
C J Miller
Facts show Stormont is riddled with unioninst spies: Sunday Business Post (Oct 13)
Sean Mac Carthaigh
Stormont spy nothing new says IRA leader: (from the Irish News)
Fiona McGarry
The edge of the abyss...again: The Blanket (Oct 10)
Brendan O'Neill
The new Orde-r has begun: (from Irelandclick.com, Oct 10)
Security lapses: Daily Telegraph (Oct 10)
Editorial
Break-in police seek chef from US: Daily Telegraph (Oct 4)
Sandra Laville
Prison commission recommends early release for the ‘Border Fox’: The Sunday Times (Oct 6)
Brian Dowling
Police seize pipe bombs, guns in loyalist raids: The Independent
Ben Russell
Three words that led from Armalite to ballot box: Sunday Business Post (Oct 6)
Tom McGurk
Saints Alive! A Black Grand Marshal: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com (Oct 16)
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Ex-para 'wanted £20,000' to talk: Daily Telegraph
Joshua Rozenberg
Tuesday, October 22
Governments meet for peace process talks: UTV Internet
Blair's failure, not IRA, to blame says SF: Irish Independent
Louise McCall
Negotiating a new Agreement?: Belfast Telegraph
Gregory Campbell
The Way I See It: (from Irelandclick.com)
Danny Morrison
Round Up the Usual Suspects: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com (Oct 16)
Niall O'Dowd
Has realism dawned?: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Real IRA redundant, Ahern realistic and the UUP revitalised: The News Letter
Editorial
Irish setback is not fatal: New Haven Register
Editorial
Congress Should Move Against PSNI: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com (Oct 16)
Editorial
Direct rule is no long term answer: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Order 'dragging unionism down': The News Letter
Unionists move beyond sterile politics of the past: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
How Clever Was Adams?: The Blanket
Henry Patterson
It makes sense to be a Irish Presbyterian: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Real IRA split as warning is given: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Real IRA threat to army bases: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
A 'cynical gesture': (from the Irish News)
How much did Garda know about Omagh?: The Sunday Times (Oct 20)
John Lee
Loyalist warning on peace process: Belfast Telegraph
Control of drug trafficking at root of Adair power grab: Irish Echo (Oct 9)
Jack Holland
Rangers to drop orange strip after sectarian outcry: Sunday Herald (Oct 6)
Jenifer Johnston
Politician never got over leading marchers to death: San Jose Mercury News (Oct 9)
Bruce Newman
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Paras 'dumped Catholics on the Shankill': Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett
Monday, October 21
The unlikely bond that keeps hopes alive of peace settlement in Ulster: The Independent
David McKittrick
Action not sermons says Durkan: (from the Irish News, Oct 19)
Sharon O'Neill
I will not 'unpick' Good Friday pact, says Taoiseach: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
'Power sharing – but the other kind': (from the Irish News, Oct 19)
Simon Doyle
The IRA unmasked: New York Post (Oct 20)
Editorial
No ifs, no buts...disband now!: Sunday Life (Oct 20)
Editorial
Brian Boru urged to give Vikings another chance: Sunday Independent (Oct 20)
Eilis O'Hanlon
This is IRA bandit country: Sunday Telegraph (Oct 13)
Sean Rayment
Real IRA 'ready to attack again': The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Real IRA statement prisoners' push to leave jail: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Real IRA rift exposed by prisoners' scathing attack: The Independent
David McKittrick
Prisoners tell 'Real IRA' leaders to step down: (from The Irish Times)
Suzanne Breen
Real IRA: Five years of terror: BBC
Terrorists' death knell clears a major obstacle to peace deal: Daily Telegraph
Dissidents in disarray: BBC
Brian Rowan
Omagh families dismiss claims that Real IRA is ready to disband: The Scotsman
Alison Hardie
No 10 loses pictures of Omagh victim: Daily Telegraph (Oct 8)
Sean O'Neill
'Bacardi brigadier' snub to Adair: Sunday Life (Oct 20)
Just Desserts?: The Blanket (Oct 11)
Anthony McIntyre
How a bombing erased my best friend: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 7)
Alyson Hogg
Chines target of race abuse football fans: (from The People, Sep 29)
Joe Oliver
Holy Cross drama on the cards at the BBC: (from Irelandclick.com, Oct 4)
Andrea McKernon
US axes funding to anti-sectarian schools' project: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 1)
Sean O'Driscoll
Maze prison set to reopen: Sunday Life (Oct 20)
Sunday, October 20
I.R.A. Rejects Blair's Disarmament Demand: New York Times
Alan Cowell
Blair calls on IRA to salvage peace process: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Mr Blair aims to cleave the Siamese twins: Sunday Telegraph
Kevin Myers
The IRA must disband for good: Sunday Independent
Editorial
Time has run out for an armed IRA: The Observer
Anthony McIntyre
Tony Blair overplays his hand: Sunday Business Post
Sean Mac Carthaigh
Sorry Tony, think again: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Blair puts it up to Adams and backs Trimble: Sunday Independent
Paul Bew
IRA overshadows Trimble's day out: BBC
Martina Purdy
Forces now combining to edge Sinn Fein out of play: Sunday Independent
Conor Cruise O'Brien
Trimble is backed by 80% of party: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Look who's not talking: Sunday Herald
James Cusick
Stormont is cursed: (from The People, Oct 13)
Jason Johnson
War was hell: Philadelphia Inquirer
Editorial
The moment of truth has arrived: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
IRA Army Council discusses filmed decommissioning: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
For Blair, September 11 means more than Good Friday: Sunday Telegraph
Matthew d'Ancona
A lack of conviction shook Stormont’s foundations: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
We need a tribunal on the North: Sunday Independent
John Bruton
Republicans go to defend IRA suspects on trial in Colombia: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke and Barbara Fuentes
Hear no evil, see no evil a real killer: Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
Real IRA admits to Omagh bomb and disbands: Sunday Telegraph
Francis Elliott
Corruption brings down terror group: Sunday Independent
Liz Walsh
Gardai ‘did deal with RIRA’: The Sunday Times
John Lee
Special Branch men 'allowed Belfast lawyer to be murdered': The Observer
Henry McDonald
Stevens fingers Special Branch: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Saturday, October 19
NI talks 'have no purpose': BBC
Trimble issues warning to Republicans: RTE
Both sides hostile to Blair's speech: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Deadlines have never worked, says Adams: The Independent
Paul Waugh
Ex-Provo says Adams will disband IRA: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Tories talk tough on Sinn Fein: BBC
Try speaking in plain English, Tony: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Trust is the key in Ulster: Boston Globe
Padraig O'Malley
Blair's tough talking: BBC (Oct 17)
Mark Simpson
Political Platform: (from Irelandclick.com)
Alex Maskey
The IRA isn't defeated, but it knows that there is no chance of victory: The Independent
Fergal Keane
The prize of real peace to be won: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
How will the Provos react to Tony Blair's most uncompromising message?: The News Letter (Oct 18)
Editorial
If You're In You Can't Win: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
Prison staff wait in fear as 'spy' files are studied: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Prison officers ready to sue Sinn Fein if link to IRA is proven: The Herald (Oct 17)
Michael Settle
Loyalist threat halts repairs to peaceline: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Notorious C Company 'broken' by feud: UTV Internet
Billy Boy: Panic over LVF terror chief's secret tapes: Sunday Life (Oct 13)
Veteran republican to lay wreath at Somme: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Language litmus test: (from Irelandclick.com)
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir
Sesame Street’s muppets to take on Belfast peace role: The Sunday Times (Oct 13, reg reqd)
Jan Battles
Irish Referendum Today Looms Large in the Future of Europe: New York Times
Alan Cowell
Irish Go Back to Polls on EU Expansion: Washington Post
Kathleen Cahill
Friday, October 18
Blair challenges IRA commitment to peace: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Blair toughens stance on IRA: The Scotsman
Alison Hardie
Key extracts from PM's NI speech: BBC
When pride and passion have to yield to pragmatism: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
No DUP or dissident republicans as Blair addresses the great and the good: (from The Irish Times)
Suzanne Breen
Editorials
A political game of two halves: (from Irelandclick.com)
Attitudes to devolution: BBC
Mark Devenport
Poll results show up extent of crisis: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Now we just wait for May: (from Irelandclick.com)
Colombia three stay in cells as trial date is set: Irish Independent
Susan Garraty
Colombia three judge allows alibi opportunity: Belfast Telegraph
O'Connor murder: call for fresh police report: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
Greyhound Gray turned informer after killing: (from The People, Oct 13)
Mike Browne
Why is voting booth door barred to us?: (from the Irish News)
Jude Collins
Family seeking 'missing' RUC file on woman's death: Irish Echo
Anne Cadwallader
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Bloody Sunday soldier says that he lied: The Times
Christopher Walker
Bloody Sunday ex-para witness 'was warned he would be killed': Irish Independent
George Jacskon
Bloody Sunday 'game plan' claim: UTV Internet
Thursday, October 17
Slump in support for Agreement: BBC
Blair to make 'crunch point' appeal to North: Irish Independent
Bernard Purcell
Bush supports Stormont suspension: Irish Echo
Susan Garraty
Sinn Fein's peace process call: UTV Internet
War 'over for many' says SF president: (from the Irish News, Oct 16)
William Graham
New calls for Sinn Féin to sever IRA links: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Green line returns to protest at British consulate: Irish Echo
Stephen McKinley
IRA may fade but never go away you know: (from the Irish News, Oct 16)
Brian Feeney
'Fudge and humbug at Stormont': BBC (Oct 12)
Mark Devenport
Republicans' wrath will not wash: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
D' for disband – and doubt: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
Gone to pieces but dream is not totally shattered: Belfast Telegraph
Steven King
Editorials
SF sees the potential in using language to divide: (from the Irish News, Oct 16)
Roy Garland
Sinn Fein slams new police unit: UTV Internet
Adams' prints on files say MI5/ That's a load of rubbish, says Sinn Féin: (from The People, Oct 13)
Greg Harkin
Colombia 3: trial to start on December 2: RTE
'Peace mission' of Irish trio: The Guardian
Sibylla Brodzinsky
Unionists head for South Africa: BBC
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Bloody Sunday soldier's horror at killings: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
A crucial witness has broken ranks: The Independent
David McKittrick
Bloody Sunday Report: London Review of Books (Jul 11)
Murray Sayle
Wednesday, October 16
Peace in pieces and hell welcomes just the other side of the wire: Sydney Morning Herald
Paul Daley
IRA holds the key, insist leaders: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton and Noel McAdam
Adams refuses to say the war is over: The Herald
Michael Settle
MI5 team to vet Northern Ireland Office security: Daily Telegraph
Benedict Brogan
IRA spy still at heart of Government: The Times
David Lister
IRA spy ring' at offices could cost taxpayer £90m: The Independent
Nigel Morris
Hume warning to unionists over principle of consent: (from the Irish News, Oct 15)
Seamus McKinney
Suspension of Assembly just a setback, not defeat, Ahern says: Irish Independent
Geraldine Collins
Welcome to the new world: The News Letter (Oct 15)
Gemma Murray
U.S. caution, Irish-American anger follow Stormont raid: Irish Echo (Oct 9)
Susan Garraty
Amid sensation and hate, it's hard to give peace a chance: Scotland on Sunday (Oct 13)
Peter Mandelson
'Fudge and humbug at Stormont': BBC (Oct 13)
Mark Devenport
Troubling Belfast Trip for New Yorkers: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com (Oct 9)
Tom Deignan
Take a letter P O’Neill, and use this guide: (from the Irish News, Oct 15)
Breidge Gadd
Could the IRA disband by January?: The Herald
Michael Settle
Editorials
Glint of light on Stormont's black day: BBC
Mark Simpson
Stormont canteen sectarian to the bitter end: (from The Irish Times, Oct 15)
Suzanne Breen
A chara, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa: (from the Irish News, Oct 15)
Newton Emerson
RUC 'knew about Colombian mission by IRA men': The Times
David Sharrock
Master spy keeps the troubled peace alive: Sunday Business Post (Oct 13)
Sean Mac Carthaigh
Nearer my God to thee: (from Irelandclick.com, Oct 3)
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir
McKevitt defence claims high level connivance: Sunday Business Post (Oct 13)
Barry O'Kelly
Major General on Bloody Sunday: UTV Internet
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