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Friday, October 31
Paisley pledges to vanquish Trimble at poll: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
God has doomed peace deal, says Paisley: The Times
David Lister
Day Trip to Bangor Ends in a Bleating: The News Letter
Ciaran McKeown
Trimble set to sign his dissidents' poll papers: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
SDLP future in doubt as Sinn Fein thrives: Irish Post/IrishAbroad.com
No Camp Told of Dirty Tricks Plot by MI5: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
To the polls ? with gloom: Irish Echo
Editorial
Voters may lose patience: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
2 and 3 reasons to be cheerful: (from Irelandclick.com)
Des Wilson
He said, they said: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
Let's speak out against all weapons: (from the Irish News)
Jude Collins
Loyal Ulster' must adapt or die: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Sabotaging The Fight For Freedom: The Blanket (Oct 20)
Liam O Comain
Does the media have an anti-Irish Catholics agenda?: (from the Irish World, Oct 24)
Paul Donovan
Service to mark 10th anniversary of the Greysteel massacre: Belfast Telegraph
Ciaran O'Neill
Grief of Greysteel drove me to search for peace – Hume: (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
McConville family finds peace after a wait of 31 years: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
McConvilles urged to unite for funeral: Irish Examiner
Louisa Nesbitt
Tragic chapter comes to a close: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
Families dismiss Provos' regret at hiding bodies: Irish Echo
Anne Cadwallader
Fund commission will assess claims: (from the Irish News)
Valerie Robinson
Victims of Omagh bomb 'deserve publication of Nally report': Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Two Shot in Legs After Cabbie Killed: The News Letter
Kieran McDaid
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You're Trying to Turn This into a Farce: The News Letter
Gary Kelly
Thursday, October 30
IRA says decommissioning talks must wait until after elections: The Independent
David McKittrick
IRA says 'little prospect' of progress until after election: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Government knew deal would fold - SDLP: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
P O'Neill's statement too little too late: Irish Independent
Alan Murray
De Chastelain 'wrong' over secrecy for IRA weapons: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
De Chastelain's threat to quit still unresolved: Ottawa Citizen (Oct 25)
Aileen McCabe
Trimble urges IRA 'to engage with ICD': Belfast Telegraph
Blair fails to rescue Trimble and now the SDLP may need a lifeline: Irish Examiner
Noel Whelan
New mandate is two-edged sword: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Potential for more 'happy campers': (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Why politicians lag behind the people of Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
Mo Mowlam
More cock-up than conspiracy: Belfast Telegraph
Steven King
Alliance predicts 'voter apathy': UTV Internet
Poor approach to loyalist arms: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Probe call into UVF killings: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Speakers urge U.S. lawmakers to help end N. Ireland conflict: Trenton Times (Oct 22)
Marius Pakalniskis
Gina Adair 'carried £70,000 for White': Belfast Telegraph
Coffin of IRA victim escorted through Dublin: UTV Internet
Family of 'IRA victim' resume dig: (from the Irish News, Oct 22)
Maeve Connolly
Bereaved push for 'terror' files: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
The Halloween question that still haunts a family: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
No delay for Barron report - Ahern: RTE
SDLP Mayor buys first poppy: Belfast Telegraph
Ben Lowry
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SF chief 'fired shot in bookies on Bloody Sunday': Irish Independent
Gary Kelly
Man 'did not have nailbombs': BBC
Wednesday, October 29
No Ulster Pact, but Elections Will Proceed: New York Times
Warren Hoge
Go-ahead for Ulster poll: The Guardian
Patrick Wintour
Weapons crux put on hold as election drive gets under way: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna, Bernard Purcell and John Devine
N Ireland poll will be followed by more talks: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Blair gives up hope of early return to Ulster power-sharing: Daily Telegraph
Andrew Sparrow and Thomas Harding
Assembly likely to be put on hold: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam and Brian Walker
Politicians 'must get back to peace pact': Irish Independent
David Quinn
Tories join DUP attack on Blair over arms act: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
SDLP man urged to withdraw 'insults' to Tory leader: UTV Internet
SDLP Brings in Outside Help for Poll: The News Letter
Election 'won't be a cakewalk': BBC
Martina Purdy
Election will only sharpen the bitter divide: Irish Independent
Barry White
The danger of last Tuesday is that the agreement will get lost. That must be avoided.: Belfast Telegraph
Alex Maskey
Unionism is now split wide open: (from the Irish News, Oct 22)
Eamon Phoenix
'Tireless efforts' will only wash for so long: (from the Irish News)
Ray O'Hanlon
Rejection of the Belfast Agreement is entirely compatible with the unionist commitment to 'equal citizenship': Belfast Telegraph
Cedric Wilson
Not Only UUP Becoming Disillusioned: The News Letter (Oct 27)
Editorial
Devil in the Detail - Again: Derry Journal
Editorial
Prison officers' overtime ban: BBC
Some rights worth more than others: (from the Irish News, Oct 21)
Patrick Murphy
McConville's body to be released to family: RTE
Coroner's Legal Battle to View Files on Killings: The News Letter
Kieran Mcdaid
Report due on 1974 loyalist bombs: BBC
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Inquiry hears author's evidence: BBC
Bloody Sunday inquiry to hear final witnesses: Irish Independent
George Jackson
Inquiry evidence reaches final stages: BBC
Paul McCauley
Tuesday, October 28
Unionists rule out deal with Sinn Fein before poll: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding and Andrew Sparrow
Leaders to concede defeat on pre-election North deal: Irish Independent
Alison O'Connor
Trimble rules out IRA deal ahead of election: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Ulster hopes fade after Trimble and Adams fail to reach deal: The Independent
David McKittrick
No pre-poll deal for North - Ahern: RTE
Splits in Provos Reported: The News Letter
No more quick fixes: Belfast Telegraph
David Ford
Republicans need Trimble for survival of Good Friday Agreement: Irish Independent
Why agree to meet when you know they won’t show?: The Sunday Times (Oct 26)
Paul Bew
We still need that ‘Mandela moment’: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Why all the hype?: Belfast Telegraph
Mark Durkan
Arms list could end deadlock: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Anybody here seen Bertie?: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
Follow Sesame Street to Stormont: Sunday Independent (Oct 26)
Will Hanafin
Unionists 'could win west seat': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
UUP candidate attended white supremacist meetings: Sunday Business Post (Oct 26)
Poppy Day Parade for Gregg Labelled Sick: The News Letter
When evil calls: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
Billy Wright ‘was British agent’: (from the Irish News)
Darran McCann
United they stand: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Rather an honest bigot than have hatred hidden: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
PSNI Missing Mark - Survey: The News Letter (Oct 21)
Gemma Murray
Adams denies pressure on McConvilles: Irish Independent
Alison O'Connor
Majority of Irish want our troops sent to Iraq: Irish Examiner
Ann Cahill
Bush plans to visit Ireland during EU presidency: Irish Independent
Susan Garraty
Monday, October 27
Trimble's late demands could scuttle hard-won peace agreement: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Trimble set to call off meeting as hopes of deal fade: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
Republicans make new proposals to end impasse: The Independent
David McKittrick
Transparent handover of arms is crucial, Trimble insists: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Process 'arrested' by Unionists says Adams: RTE
Parties try to resolve arms crisis: BBC
Blair lied to MPs over IRA arms, say Tories: Daily Telegraph
George Jones
Provos destroy large amount of Semtex and all heavy weapons: Irish Independent (Oct 22)
Tom Brady
Transparency is so uncouth in the Process: Sunday Independent (Oct 26)
Stumbling and staggering and still moving on: (from Irelandclick.com, Oct 25)
Too much hype, not enough IRA arms: Sunday Independent (Oct 26)
John A Murphy
Mystery of stockpile leads to speculation and mistrust: The Sunday Times (Oct 26)
Scott Millar
Reputation of the peacemakers has been enhanced: (from Irelandclick.com, Oct 25)
Editorial
Burnside challenged over stance: UTV Internet
The Mouth That Roars: Time
Chris Thornton
David Trimble went and spoilt RTE's happy day: Sunday Independent (Oct 26)
John Drennan
SDLP plot to prevent SF landslide: Sunday Life (Oct 26)
Transparent reminders: (from Irelandclick.com)
Danny Morrison
Cory will order two inquiries - Spy Chief Ingram: Sunday Life (Oct 26)
Sticks and stones: The Herald
Michael Tierney
LVF deny drugs haul link: UTV Internet
Irish prisoners treated harshly in U.S. custody: Irish Echo (Oct 15)
Tom Madigan
Computer files: Sunday Life (Oct 26)
IRA 'must clear mother's name': Belfast Telegraph (Oct 21)
Mary Fitzgerald
'Serve the Police and We'll Bomb You': Derry Journal (Oct 21)
Bernie Mullen
Sunday, October 26
IRA destroyed over 100 tonnes of weapons: The Observer
Henry McDonald
General’s weapons plea to IRA: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
IRA handlers refused to release de Chastelain: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray, Liam Collins & Don Lavery
Trimble - Arms move too secret: BBC
New bid to resurrect peace process: UTV Internet
Mounting fears of IRA split over North deal: Sunday Business Post
Barry O'Kelly and Sean Mac Carthaigh
'This time we are saying to politicians: It's not about you': Sunday Telegraph
Olga Craig
Peace process needs to keep public's confidence: Sunday Business Post
Bertie Ahern
The Politics of Public Humiliation in Northern Ireland: Counterpunch (Oct 24)
Harry Browne
Blair's attempt to wing it left Trimble and deal high and dry: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
‘Lies, The Lying Liars Who Tell Them - And The Law Of Unintended Consequences’: The Blanket
Tom Luby
Staring down the barrel: Scotland on Sunday
Chris Thornton
Time to trump unionism by decommissioning: Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
A complex jigsaw that just fell apart: Sunday Independent
Liam Collins
Let in the light: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Machiavellian Gerry ensures direct rule is here to stay: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Peace stares down the barrel of a gun: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke & Stephen O’Brien
So what do you truly know, Mr Blair?: Sunday Telegraph
Jenny McCartney
Nothing lost as Trimble and Adams learn to trust: Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
Inching towards peace: The Sunday Times
Editorial
Don't reward SF intransigence: Sunday Independent
Editorial
DUP has last laugh at Hillsborough pantomime: (from the News Letter, Oct 23)
Suzanne Breen
You can't bury your mother here, says IRA: Sunday Independent
Tom Brady
Family feud over IRA victim's burial: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Illegal fireworks linked to Ulster paramilitaries: Independent on Sunday
Sophie Goodchild, David McKittrick and Annabel Fallon
Free to learn a little: The Observer (Sep 14)
Henry McDonald
Saturday, October 25
IRA to refuse to give more details about arms: The Irish Times
Mark Brennock,Mark Hennessy and Dan Keenan
Hopes fade for swift signing of peace deal: The Scotsman
Hamish MacDonnell
Bumpy ride which stalled peace deal hopes: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Trimble warns hopes of saving peace deal are fading rapidly: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Paisley revels in his power to kill peace process: The Times
David Lister
Critics pour vinegar on UUP fish 'n chips: Irish Echo
Anne Cadwallader
D-Day 'looked more like Dunkirk': BBC
Mark Devenport
Pols voice support for Sinn Fein: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
All North's players are victims of spin and blame: Irish Independent
All agree the war is over... in other words: (from the Irish News)
Simon Doyle
Tuesday will eventually be seen as a positive and significant day: Belfast Telegraph
David Trimble
Trimble Seeks Surrender: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Niall O'Dowd
Blair's last-ditch effort to salvage a deal for Trimble: Irish Independent
Republicans and unionists are united by an antipathy to progress: Irish Examiner
Ryle Dwyer
If only those putting on the show knew what we know: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
N. Ireland pact fails on verge of success: Boston Globe
Padraig O'Malley
Hope on hold: Irish Echo
Editorial
The veil of secrecy has to be lifted: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
SDLP, architect of inclusiveness, is shut out of meeting: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
'International flashpoint? I'm on my way.': BBC
Dominic Casciani
IRA issues murder apology: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
IRA apology on murders meaningless, say families: Irish Examiner
Fionnán Sheahan
Symbolic return will be peace gesture: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O’Neill
Words no consolation to families: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Navigating the Road to Peace: New York Newsday (Oct 24)
Bart Jones
It Can't be Like This in the Future: The News Letter
Plans to swap police personnel: Irish Post/IrishAbroad.com
Row Breaks Out at Meeting of Victims: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Friday, October 24
De Chastelain threatens to resign in weapons dispute: The Independent
David McKittrick
General defends IRA disarmanent process: Toronto Globe and Mail (Oct 23)
Timothy Appleby
IRA has given up just 1pc of arsenal: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
IRA's change of plan sent the North peace deal off the rails: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Call for Blair to 'end confusion': UTV Internet
Trimble seeks IRA timescale for arms destruction: The Irish Times
Frank Millar
General meets anti-Agreement unionists: RTE
How many weapons? - Burnside: UTV Internet
How the unwary General got caught out in no man's land: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
DUP Hits Out at 'Simply Stupid': The News Letter
SDLP fury at 'gang-of-four' strategy: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Why deal stalled: BBC
Brian Rowan
One or two things I know about Tuesday: (from the Irish News)
Jude Collins
Absence of evidence undermines weapons claim: The Times (Oct 22)
Michael Evans
Trimble trips up the choreography but he should fear the war dance: Irish Examiner
Pat Brosnan
Unsettled in Ulster: Boston Globe
Editorial
Details on arms must be divulged: Irish Examiner (Oct 23)
Editorial
SF goes with Ruane serve: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 21)
An election, but not as we know it: Impartial Reporter
Authors to go before inquiry: (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
DUP accused of u-turn: UTV Internet
Build peace on an all-Ireland basis urges SF: (from the Irish News)
Tom Hartley
UVF is Trying to Kill Me, Says Father of Murdered Man: The News Letter
Real IRA boss to keep Rupert interview tapes: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 21)
Sean O'Driscoll
Ciaran Byrne meets Martin Mansergh: The Sunday Times (Oct 19)
Ciaran Byrne
IRA 'sorry' for Disappeared: BBC
Prison Officers' Dispute Must be Defused: The News Letter
Editorial
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After 13 months in London, Saville doubts remain: (from the Derry News, Oct 23)
Eamonn McCann
Thursday, October 23
Politicians Scramble to Revive Peace Effort in Northern Ireland: New York Times
Warren Hoge
Blair seeks way to reveal details of IRA weapons: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan and Michael White
Blair calls for details of IRA disarmament to be made public: Irish Independent
Bernard Purcell
Lawyers look for loophole to allow IRA arms move to be revealed: The Times
Rosemary Bennett and David Lister
Governments try to overcome'secrecy' clause on weapons: The Irish Times
Mark Brennock and Dan Keenan
Pressure on IRA to list arms they destroyed: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna and Dominic Cunningham
Efforts to find North resolution continue: RTE
Ahern had feared breakdown: Irish Independent
Geraldine Collins
Taoiseach feared arms move not enough: Belfast Telegraph
Blair to push for more disclosure on IRA arms: Financial Times
Matthew Jones & John Murray Brown
SF urges Blair to state significance of IRA moves: Belfast Telegraph
NI role tests General's patience: UTV Internet
General John de Chastelain: The Guardian (Oct 22)
Colin Blackstock
Trimble dampens peace hopes for Ireland: Toronto Globe and Mail (Oct 22)
Timothy Appleby
Loyalties split in Trimble's own powerbase: The Times
David Lister
Paisley blames shambles on UUP 'failures': Irish Independent
Dan McGinn
Paisley - Trimble 'totally incompetent': UTV Internet
More from IRA before I back deal - Donaldson: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
IRA Accused of Treachery by Former Comrades: The Scotsman
Dan McGinn
Mandela moment never came: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
What is the price of being right?: BBC
Martina Purdy
Presentational fiasco can still be rescued: The Independent
David McKittrick
Sinn Féin will have to save Dave: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Sinn Fein finds itself in win, win situation for Assembly elections: Irish Independent (Oct 22)
John Devine
'Dancing towards a deal': BBC
Brian Rowan
Extras in a post-Habitat era: The Guardian (Oct 22)
Glenn Patterson
N.Ireland process - Where did it go wrong?: CNN
Now, it's the Ballot Box in Both Hands: The News Letter
Editorial
The road ahead may be rocky but we have the direction right: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Tribalism is little more than the politics of the lowest common denominator: The Blanket (Oct 11)
Thomas Gore
Prison officers' homes attacked: BBC (Oct 21)
PSNI Missing Mark - Survey: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Wednesday, October 22
Moves by Britain and I.R.A. Toward Peace in Ulster Hit a Last-Minute Snag: New York Times
Warren Hoge
IRA weaponry draws fire: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Ulster: history is on hold - again: The Independent
David McKittrick
Threat to Ulster deal comes as no surprise: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
PM says Adams has 'said enough': Belfast Telegraph
They all stepped in, but some stepped out again: The Irish Times
Frank McNally
Mitchell encouraged by Northern Ireland developments: Portland Press Herald
Trimble's rivals relish breakdown: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Libyan arms part of destroyed haul: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Lacklustre general out of step as choreography goes awry: The Guardian
Michael White
Plenty of words, but no evidence of guns destroyed: The Scotsman
Alison Hardie
The day the deal on Ulster fell apart: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
The end of a shortlived friendship: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Something big, or another false dawn for Ulster peace?: The Herald
Iain MacWhirter
History repeats itself as peace process unravels: The Times
David Lister
Day of great expectations ends on sad, sombre note: Irish Independent
Predictable outcome in land of half-promises and mutual mistrust: Daily Telegraph
Philip Johnston
Trimble has blown it: The Guardian
Jonathan Freedland
Trimble refuses to dance to the IRA's new tune: The Scotsman
Ted Oliver
The Good Friday agreement is brain-dead: The Times
Simon Jenkins
From jaws of victory: Irish Independent
Same old story but The End is in sight: The Times
Kevin Toolis
Editorials
Remembering a black week in our history: (from the Irish News)
Maeve Connolly
Why Ireland should remember its dead by building for the future: Belfast Telegraph
Kenneth Bloomfield
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Bloody Sunday costs soar as probe returns to North: Irish Independent
Christopher Walker
Saville witness names top IRA men: Belfast Telegraph
Larry Deeney
Tuesday, October 21
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Today's Breaking News
Trimble dismay at arms move: UTV Internet—17:36
De Chastelain confirms decommissioning act: RTE—16:40
IRA signals move over arms: BBC—11:40
Let's take the gun out of politics - Adams: UTV Internet—11:00
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IRA to signal war is over as deal saves peace process: The Independent
David McKittrick
Breakthrough 'close' on return to power-sharing: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding and George Jones
IRA poised for major move on disarmament: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
Blair 'at full throttle' may fly in for crunch talks on North deal: Irish Independent
Philip Webster
Unionists set for election 'battering': UTV Internet
Trimble faces new challenge to peace proposals: Irish Independent
Dan McGinn
The party's over as Ulster unionists get new image: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
New logo spells renewed vigour: (from the Irish News)
Steven McCaffery
Infighting is damaging unity, warns UUP chief: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Internal ripples are unlikely to cause big splash for Sinn Fein: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
SDLP signed its own death warrant by failing to gamble: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
A deal for devolution?: BBC
Brian Rowan
A shared and diverse vision for the future: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
'People died as informer kept in UVF': Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
UDA's 'spokesmen vendetta': BBC
Call for inquiry into Wright murder: UTV Internet
Loyalist killer to seek lottery aid for artist colony: The Times
David Lister
How we stonewalled the Tories over the IRA's guns: The Sunday Times (Oct 19)
Robin Cook
The Rite Of Passage: The Blanket (Oct 3)
Anthony McIntyre
Flag removal plan supported by SF: (from the Irish News)
Catherine Morrison
Tests confirm identity of IRA victim McConville: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
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McGuiness 'bomb plot' dismissed: The Guardian
Richard Norton-Taylor
McGuinness 'nail bomb attack plot': Daily Telegraph
Neil Tweedie
Monday, October 20
Trimble's move may clear path for new elections: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Unionists and Sinn Fein on course for deal: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
IRA arms formula key to new agreement on North: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty, Dan Keenan and Mark Hennessy
Ahern cool on Northern Ireland hopes: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Sinn Fein want public help: UTV Internet (Oct 18)
Governments on 'deal standby': BBC
At Last a Peace Breakthrough?: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Niall O'Dowd
After 1,000 years, the Troubles may finally be over: The Times
Tim Hames
It's make or break time!: Sunday Life (Oct 19) (Oct 19)
Editorial
Cop shortage could affect elections: Sunday Life (Oct 19) (Oct 19)
Alan Murray
Garda and PSNI to exchange officers: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
PUP raises flag issue with policing body: (from the Irish News, Oct 18)
Marie Louise McCrory
Dublin split over 'collusion' report: Sunday Life (Oct 19) (Oct 19)
Omagh relatives call for inquiry as transcript 'proves police ignored warning': The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
The informer and the fatal trail to Omagh: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Nothing or nobody is certain any more: (from the Irish News, Oct 18)
James Kelly
Fear Over Extradition Treaty: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Tom Deignan
Separation vs. Segregation: The Blanket (Oct 11)
Eamon Sweeney
Ex-UDA boss ordered out before failed coup: Sunday Life (Oct 19) (Oct 19)
Ciaran McGuigan
Memorial to Derry IRA Volunteers Unveiled: Derry Journal (Oct 14)
Football bigotry row: BBC (Oct 4)
GAA top brass urge debate on 'foreign' games in Croke Park: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna and Brian Dowling
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Keenan told not to 'engage with army': (from the Irish News, Oct 18)
Seamus McKinney
Sunday, October 19
Blair to call Ulster poll as IRA 'pledges to decommision': Sunday Telegraph
Colin Brown
Sinn Fein and Trimble edge closer to deal: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Trimble bends on 'acts of completion'demand: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Trimble speech raises peace process hopes: Sunday Herald
Dan McGinn
Adams 'will secure commitment': UTV Internet
SDLP leader says process is not inclusive: RTE
War is over, let's deal with legacy - SF's McLaughlin: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
Orde hails need for settlement: UTV Internet
Political egg needed from golden goose: BBC
Mark Devenport
Unionists would like Sinn Fein dialogue: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Omagh agent claims Garda let bomb pass: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Mansergh - Ahern did not lie: The Sunday Times
Ciaran Byrne
Ahern wriggles on Omagh hook: Sunday Business Post
Barry O'Kelly
Gardai accused over Omagh bomb: UTV Internet
State of silence: The Observer
Henry McDonald
If you're going to talk to terrorists, at least admit it: The Sunday Times
Helen Callanan
Release after Finucane questioning: UTV Internet (Oct 15)
Agent comes in from the cold to reveal army's dirty tricks in Ireland: The Sunday Times (Oct 5)
Liam Clarke
Bookies families demand answers: (from Irelandclick.com, Oct 17)
Ciaran Barnes
Storm of Critcism Hits Sinn Fein Move on Victims: The News Letter (Sep 25)
Ciaran McKeown
Join the dots from Provo to gangland 'executions': Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
Kelly to quit Sinn Fein: UTV Internet
North should disband — Butch: (from Irelandclick.com, Oct 17)
100 Years of Orange Culture: The News Letter (Oct 14)
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IRA men will not seek anonymity: Sunday Business Post
Eamonn McDermott
Saturday, October 18
Northern Ireland poll date in sight: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Ulster talks 'sensitive': The Scotsman
Rhiannon Edward
Blair and Ahern set to meet as North deal looks likely: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan and Mark Brennock
Assembly election date 'still not decided': Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Trimble appeal for party unity: UTV Internet
Rebel MPs accuse UUP leaders of spinning: UTV Internet
DUP Only Party Able to Stop Sinn Fein: Derry Journal
Teetering on the brink but who really cares?: (from the News Letter, Oct 16)
Suzanne Breen
SDLP and DUP in 'poor relation' row: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 15)
Brendan McDaid
Loyalists 'lose faith' with GFA: UTV Internet
Call for terror cash row clergy to resign: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Paramilitaries feud over sex and money as Adair leaves behind a power vacuum: The Independent
David McKittrick
The downfall of Mad Dog Adair: The Observer (Oct 5)
David Lister and Hugh Jordan
Terrorists are terrorists, not selfless community servants: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Rangers probe into net ‘loyalist shirt’: (from Irelandclick.com)
Áine McEntee
Provos under fire following shooting: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
Couple's home bombed: BBC
PSNI part-time reserve move: UTV Internet
These people are sectarian bigots: (from the Irish News, Oct 13)
Editorial
Mayor busy being undiplomatic: Trenton Times (Oct 8)
Harry Blaze
North Protestants feel their Church is unsympathetic: Irish Independent (Oct 16)
Breda Heffernan
Church paper criticises the Pope: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Minister praises GAA's contribution to Ulster society: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 15)
Gary Grattan
Friday, October 17
Further talks to restore devolution: BBC
We'll be 'goosed' if we don't set date - Bertie: Irish Independent
Conor Sweeney
DUP blast Blair over NI: UTV Internet
North talks show signs of breakthrough: Irish Independent
All smiles at Sky Club, as talks drag on and on: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
Sinn Fein will not be left out in the cold: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Never too early for predictions: (from the Irish News)
Jude Collins
Politics is Still the Art of Compromise: The News Letter
Editorial
Keeping the peace process on track: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Hype, hope and history: Irish Echo
Editorial
SF defends 'snub' to police chief: UTV Internet
DPP chairman rejects role in parades commission: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Living a nightmare: Irish Echo
Anne Cadwallader
Garden Gate Protest Over Union Flag Row: The News Letter
Loyalists deny bomb attack: BBC
Adair's wife in home appeal: BBC
Loyalist penny drops at last: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
95-Year-Old Pays the Price of Hate: The News Letter
Kate Cooney
CIRA 'leading light' refused bail: UTV Internet
We want no more bombs: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
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SF councillor to tell of IRA role: BBC
Thursday, October 16
IRA to destroy arms in power-sharing deal: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
DUP 'not offering alternative': BBC
November Election in Sight but Talks May Still Falter: The News Letter
Ciaran McKeown
Forty million reasons for no election: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Devolution Bottom Line is IRA Must Go Away, Rebels Warn Trimble: The News Letter
Rebel MPs reject offer to regain party whip: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Rebel MP's urged to toe line: UTV Internet
SDLP and loyalists angry at being left out of North talks: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Quiet American's staying power helps keep participants spirits up: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Bracing wine of reality continues to blow in FF’s policy on the North: Irish Examiner
Noel Whelan
Hopes are raised as peace talks progress: (from the Irish Post)
Gary Kent
Condemned by the 'kiss of death': (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Loyalists 'should end rackets': BBC
The traitors will have to face me one day — Adair: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
The battle against the paramilitaries: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Keeping peace is top priority: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
IRA chief's £15,000 deal blocked by Omagh families: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Mansergh says meeting was for peace: RTE
Firebomb 'could have caused carnage': UTV Internet
Forensic errors 'put justice in jeopardy': (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Claims over cancelled poll: BBC
Holy Cross 'cannot be repeated': UTV Internet
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Army chief questioned over 'shot list': The Guardian
Richard Norton-Taylor
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