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Sunday, October 31
FF accepts Northern members: Sunday Business Post
Pat Leahy
Ex-IRA man interrogates Orde: (from the Village)
Suzanne Breen
The threat of terror still present: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Police Station Security Level Now Ridiculous: The News Letter
Editorial
Omagh - a 15 months' DNA delay: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Irish army flags to fly at service: Belfast Telegraph
William Allen
Remembrance Plan Worthy: Derry Journal (Oct 29)
Editorial
Widows Of The UDR: The News Letter
Kate Cooney
Truth, not self-pity, is the way ahead: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Victims demand justice and truth, not tea and sympathy: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
GAA could face legal action over Croke Park exclusion: Sunday Business Post
Eamon Quinn
Sports writer may sue over accusation of 'sectarianism': Sunday Independent
Lara Bradley
Controversial Derry-Linfield Clash Will Go Ahead: Derry Journal (Oct 29)
Beware big bad Rupert Bear: Sunday Independent
Liam Collins
Saturday, October 30
Ahern warns DUP - reforms will continue without deal: Irish Examiner
Ann Cahill
It's time to wind up talks, claims Empey: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Governments 'should press DUP on power sharing': UTV Internet
Durkan asks for more time to find devolution deal: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
No dilution of GFA, says Adams: UTV Internet
We need a political plan B: (from the Irish News)
Tom Kelly
Questioning Collusion: The Blanket
Mick Hall
US election 'will have bearing on NI': BBC
Mark Devenport
Robinson's anger as expenses are queried: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
'All Take No Give' Row Flares Over Top Council Posts: The News Letter
David Young
Council plan to move staff to loyalist area: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Police call for a more accountable watchdog: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Assets bureau told 'to go after paramilitaries': UTV Internet
Police Cuts 'Wrong' As Terror Threat Rises: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Fanatics have no popular support: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Fears Over New-Look Prosecution Service: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Relatives to meet ombudsman: BBC
BBC looks back at Birmingham blasts: Irish Post/IrishAbroad.com
Brendan Farrell
New Troubles: Philadelphia City Paper
Mike Newall
'Foreign licence' move welcomed: Belfast Telegraph
Singer held at Holyhead: Irish World
Paul Donovan
The Annoying Irish Bush Haters: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Richard Delevan
Belittling Uncle Sam with swipes at stars and stripes: Irish Independent
Gemma O'Doherty
Friday, October 29
SDLP challenge DUP over council power sharing: UTV Internet
PMs to discuss NI process: BBC
Talks in difficulty, admits Taoiseach: Irish Independent
Alison O'Connor
Unionists squabble as 'deadline' looms: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Unionists falling into the minority: (from the Irish News, Oct 27)
Brian Feeney
Union boss calls for cash boost: Belfast Telegraph
Marie Foy
Police Ombudsman's Autonomy Vital: Derry Journal (Oct 26)
Editorial
New move in policing row: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Hutton
Paisley demands papal 'arrest': (from the News Letter)
Suzanne Breen
CS Spray 'Not A Better Alternative': Derry Journal (Oct 26)
Spray cause for debate: (from the Irish News, Oct 22)
Editorial
Terrorist frictions blamed for gun attack: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
It's A Disgrace: The News Letter
Johnny Caldwell
Talks will put UDA to the test: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Murphy Must Take Firm Line In UDA Talks: The News Letter
Editorial
McKeown loses sentence appeal: UTV Internet
Sinn Fein MP justifies her Westminster expense account: Impartial Reporter
'Triumphalist' Councillors Isolating Derry Protestants - Campbell: Derry Journal (Oct 26)
FF in a spin over SF coalition: Irish World
Tom Griffin
Security Doubt Over Historic Soccer Game: The News Letter
No need to be leagues apart: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Fresh twist in Omagh agent row: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Withdraw 'Insulting' In-Flight Magazine: The News Letter
Kate Cooney
Harrison's life remembered: Irish Echo
Stephen McKinley
Town To Honour Paisley: The News Letter
Elinor Glynn
Thursday, October 28
Paisley Meets Blair In Bid To End Deadlock: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Weapons supremo back but no sign of move: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
British govt backs up general over IRA disarmament: UTV Internet
Governments to receive report: BBC
Arms decommissioning a must: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Abduction Was Work Of IRA - Paisley: The News Letter
DPP Members' Fury Over Bradley's Police Comments: The News Letter
Clare Weir
Govt rejects DUP calls to oust policing board vice-chairman: UTV Internet
Bradley comments far from helpful: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Policing deal within grasp: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
NI home protection refusal overturned: UTV Internet
New GAA club's crest runs 'rules gauntlet': (from the Irish News)
Marie Louise McCrory
Sack Him: The News Letter (Oct 26)
Kate Cooney
An impartial sport association?: (from the Irish News)
William Scholes
Say au revoir to those beautiful football-in-Croker pipe dreams: Sunday Independent (Oct 17)
Declan Lynch
Campaign over bias in council posts row: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Tory MP in Omagh claim: BBC
Car Attacks Are Revenge - Claim: The News Letter (Oct 22)
'Trauma industry' spawned by IRA ceasefire: UTV Internet
Victims' group head in court victory: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
Twelfth 'Could Boost Tourism': The News Letter
David Young
Loyalist jailed for threat to kill policeman: Belfast Telegraph
Maureen Coleman
From the High court to the forecourt!: Sunday Life (Oct 24)
Alan Murray
Provo bomb quote tops poll in US: Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll
Wednesday, October 27
NI ceasefire report expected: BBC
Can window of opportunity become an open door?: Belfast Telegraph
Jim Dougal
DUP leader holds talks with Murphy: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Cooperation is the key to the agreement: (from the Irish News)
Mark Durkan
Police Board Man 'Issuing Invite To Kill': The News Letter
Bradley policing row rages: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Hutton
Careless Talk Will Do PSNI No Good At All: The News Letter
Editorial
Mr. Bradley must clarify his remarks: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Kidnapping fears stalk business community: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
New era brings murder menace: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
UDA figures to meet Murphy: BBC
MP stalls on plan to name DUP politician: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
I'm Not Going To Lift The Lid On Loyalist Terror: The News Letter
Elinor Glynn
Workmen 'not forced out by the UVF': Belfast Telegraph
McKevitt legal bid continues: UTV Internet
DUP MP welcomes Ulster Unionist challenge: UTV Internet
How the house fell in for IRA suspect: Sunday Life (Oct 24)
Stephen Breen
Official IRA chief ready to attend Saville probe: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett
Our Troubles tourism may do – for now: (from the Irish News, Oct 19)
Breidge Gadd
Even handed humour?: Belfast Telegraph
Newton Emerson
Teens from Northern Ireland visit Exeter: Exeter (NH) News-Letter
Johanna Maranto
Tuesday, October 26
SDLP accused of elevating commission: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Visibility Of Goalposts Moves SF And DUP: The News Letter
Howard urges arms transparency: BBC
Howard's way: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Warning sign: Irish Independent
A New Morning in Northern Ireland: ABC
Rick Steves
Time to broadcast the good news: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
North Group Endorses Kerry: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Sean O'Driscoll
Sinn Fein MPs claim £18,000 each for London: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
North's police chief warned by DUP to keep out of politics: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Nationalists issued policing challenge: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
West Belfast police station 'scaled down': (from the Irish News)
Maeve Connolly
Westminster nomination challenge for Trimble: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Widow calls on Trimble to donate money to victims: (from the Irish News)
Maeve Connolly
'No decision' on battalions: BBC
Real IRA mole hunt after attack thwarted: Sunday Life (Oct 24)
Renegade terror group planning raids: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Hounded out by CIRA thugs: Sunday Life (Oct 24)
Stephen Breen
'Race hate groups gaining foothold in Northern Ireland' - Committee: UTV Internet
Former IRA leader to testify at inquiry: Irish Independent
George Jackson
Monday, October 25
The DUP must know there is no road back: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
DUP respond over decommissioning: BBC
Dodds urges IMC action over blackmail case: Sunday Life (Oct 24)
Stephen Breen
Push to restore North's powers 'on track': Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
IRA targeting cops - Dossier: Sunday Life (Oct 24)
Principles that are past their sell-by date: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Sinn Féin 'eager for place' in Government: Irish Examiner
Fionnán Sheahan
Business tumbles barriers in a new kind of Irish unity: Boston Globe (Oct 24)
Charles M. Sennott
Drug death sparks UDA row: Sunday Life (Oct 24)
Alan Murray
Even in Iraq, they return bodies: (from the Village, Oct 23)
Suzanne Breen
SDLP support Orde statement: UTV Internet
Never Too Many Officers To Fight Crime: The News Letter
Editorial
Millions of peace money: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 20)
Brendan McDaid
Tribute to George: The Blanket (Oct 20)
Bernadette McAliskey
Exchange visit families reunite: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 23)
Alf McCreary
The Cigar Man: (from Irelanclick.com)
Danny Morrison
Sunday, October 24
Robinson - gap between DUP and Sinn Fein has narrowed: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
SF has an 'exit strategy' - DUP: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
Name names, SDLP warns monitor body: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Paisley can sell SF deal but terms and conditions apply: Sunday Independent
Joseph O'Malley
Blair must deliver on North impasse: Sunday Business Post
Can EU clear up our unfinished business?: (from the Irish News)
James Kelly
Jobs for the Boys: The Observer
Henry McDonald
We should start to see Mary Lou as the enemy: Sunday Independent
Emer O'Kelly
Strong Irish presence at ESF gathering: Irish World
Paul Donovan
DUP man's link with terror alleged: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Loyalist call for removal of flags: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Hutton
Welcome move on flag issue: (from the Irish News, Oct 16)
Editorial
Poppy appeal launch: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Hitman's £10k for McAlorum murder: Sunday Life (Oct 17)
Stephen Breen
Parties urged to curb polling station attacks: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 20)
A legacy of silent voices, broken bones: Sunday Independent
Liam Kennedy
'Discriminatory' Policy A Bar To State Funding For School: The News Letter (Oct 22)
Philip Bradfield
Saturday, October 23
DUP 'wants to humiliate IRA': BBC
No Soft Options For Unionism: Derry Journal
UUP must also change, says SF: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Political process hits snags: BBC
Mark Devenport
Peace Prize Is Too Great To Give Up On: The News Letter
Sinn Fein defends its right to keep claiming: Daily Telegraph
Ted Oliver
Do our MPs give value for money?: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Counting Up The Cost Of Democracy: The News Letter
Editorial
Sinn Fein call for CS spray withdrawal: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
SDLP in policing call to Sinn Fein: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
PSNI's high wages attract southerners: (from the Irish News)
Valerie Robinson
All Quiet In 'feud' - For The Moment: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Assets of killer's associate probed: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
Jail report is alarming: (from the Irish News, Oct 20)
Editorial
Many see Orange marches more to do with bigotry - SDLP: Impartial Reporter
Bombings inquest to reopen: UTV Internet
Trimble hits back in row over office: Belfast Telegraph
Sinn Fein slam Moore treatment: UTV Internet
Don't call me British - I was born English and chose to be Irish: Irish Independent
Alan Stanford
Blame Orange Order But Buck Stops with British Crown: The Blanket
Sean Mc Manus
Put Belfast On The Map For Tourists: The News Letter
Editorial
Forget about the war, it's the economy stupid . . .: Irish Independent
Willie Dillon
Friday, October 22
IRA ready to stand down by March: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
Empey warns of stalling: Belfast Telegraph
Both sides angry over North delays: Irish Independent
Senan Molony
SDLP 'will be positive' over devolution plan: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Deals and delays - the NI way: BBC
Brian Rowan
The stakes are high in Ulster's game of patience: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 20)
Noel McAdam
IRA move - Peace could be within our grasp: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Sinn Fein in government claim more in 'hope' than anticipation: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 20)
Steven King
Think Tanks, Reunions and Medals: The Blanket
George Young
IRA apology a vital step: (from the Irish News, Oct 15)
Editorial
Finucane family will boycott probe: Irish Independent
Ahern will back Finucane's decision on Inquiry: UTV Internet
NI Commons expenses revealed: BBC
Sinn Fein MPs claim £100,000 expenses each: UTV Internet
Slighty mixed areas are a northern ideal: (from the Irish News)
Newton Emerson
Loyalist's taxi firm to reopen: BBC
Police are harassing me, claims top loyalist: Belfast Telegraph
Agency takes aim at false profits: BBC
Jeremy Scott-Joynt
Public blame crime rackets on paramilitaries, says report: UTV Internet
Inquiry into CS spray use: BBC
DPP Is Forced To Switch Forum Venue: The News Letter
Elinor Glynn
Twelfth 'party talk' should start now: (from the Irish News, Oct 6)
Editorial
Christy Moore 'frightened' by detention at Holyhead: Irish Independent
Paul Melia
Only truth will change Brixton: Irish World
Tom Griffin
Sinn Fein - Gaza attacks play into extremists' hands: UTV Internet (Oct 15)
Thursday, October 21
UUP delegation meeting Ahern: BBC
Alliance Leader Defends DUP Stand On Reforms: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
'Key issue is time we must wait for DUP': (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Fantasy Fireworks: (from the News Letter)
Suzanne Breen
Ahern sends a message north and south of border: Irish Echo
Paul Colgan
DUP can't duck these bow chasers: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
There's someone in FF's rear-view mirror. And no, it's not Sinn Féin: Irish Examiner
Noel Whelan
Sinn Féin challenges report on attacks: (from the Irish News)
Finucane family 'inquiry concerns': BBC
Army montages used to target border provos: Sunday Life (Oct 17)
GRA says they will fight early release of McCabe killers: UTV Internet
Police Criticised Over 'Heavy' Raids: The News Letter
Kate Cooney
Rights group endorses Kerry on Irish issues: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Man pleads guilty to huge explosives haul: Irish Independent
Diarmaid Mac Dermott
Dissident republican attack on church condemned: UTV Internet
€285,000 donated to conflict fund: Irish Independent
Police probe INLA link to hostage ordeal: UTV Internet
FAIR group hope to meet with PLO: Sunday Life (Oct 17)
Research on integrated education: UTV Internet
Wednesday, October 20
New attempt to restore Northern institutions: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
NI devolution on talks agenda: BBC
Ahern hopes for NI progress: BBC
DUP commitment to power sharing 'still questionable': UTV Internet
Ahern denies backing coalition with SF: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
DUP 'will gain from UUP's move to opposition': UTV Internet
Direct Rule Policies Have Failed The People: Derry Journal
Editorial
Annan Points Out How Far We Have Come: The News Letter
Editorial
Homeless man faces life in jail over killing: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
IMC handling of blunder boosts its credibility — Bell: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
22 children victims of shootings and attacks: (from the Irish News)
Integrated schools 'in demand': BBC
Use of CS spray on mob splits politicians: Belfast Telegraph
Paddy McGuffin
Why the policing board is worth a second look: Belfast Telegraph
Jim Dougal
Orange parades 'about bigotry': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Conference to raise awareness of miscarriage of justice body: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
Report condemns imprisonment of females in North: Irish Examiner
Ian Graham
Prison report is a cause for concern: Belfast Telegraph
United Ireland 'will come': (from the Irish News)
Tuesday, October 19
NI breakthrough 'weeks away': BBC
IMC's credibility is flawed - SF: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
IRA's 'end game' edges closer: BBC
Brian Rowan
No more bluffing, no more posturing: Belfast Telegraph
Mark Durkan
Ahern lays it on the line to the IRA: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
More Fianna Fail voters switched to Fine Gael than SF, study finds: Sunday Independent (Oct 17)
Jane Suiter
FF may have to seek SF support, says Rabbitte: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
SF needs to pass democracy test: Sunday Independent (Oct 17)
Forgiveness is the way to reconciliation: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
UDA chiefs set for stormont meeting: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Democracy versus thuggery: (from the Irish Times, Oct 15)
David Adams
A Conversation with Gerry Adams: The Blanket
Paul de Rooij
UN Chief says Ulster is an example to the world: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett
A blot on the book of justice: (from the Irish News, Oct 12)
Editorial
Jailer may not be called to Wright inquiry: Sunday Life (Oct 17)
Stephen Breen
Prison conditions 'disturbing': BBC
Bigotry is spreading like disease says bishop: (from the Irish News)
William Scholes
Catholics twice as likely to be unemployed: UTV Internet
Nationalists complain of fire brigade discrimination: Sunday Business Post (Oct 17)
Paul T Colgan
Why Tony Blair is attracted to Catholicism: Sunday Independent (Oct 17)
Eoghan Harris
Flute me!: Sunday Life (Oct 17)
Stephen Breen
Why Scotland has never hated Jews ... it was too busy hating Catholics: Sunday Herald
Senay Boztas
Monday, October 18
Minister says North deal could be done in weeks: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
Ahern claims DUP ready for power-sharing with Sinn Fein: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Taoiseach rules out coalition with SF: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee and Michael O'Farrell
Private armies will not decide future of Ireland, Ahern vows: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Minister 'knows of Sinn Fein-IRA links': UTV Internet
FF/SF deal is on the cards: Sunday Independent (Oct 17)
Conor Cruise O'Brien
No flirting with Sinn Fein: The Sunday Times (Oct 17)
Editorial
SF's future role - Keep focus on saving the peace process: Irish Examiner
Editorial
5,000 troops — a funny sort of normal: (from the Irish News, Oct 14)
Jude Collins
Sinn Fein accused of targeting dissident: Sunday Life (Oct 17)
Stephen Breen
Intimidation Continues in Rathenraw: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
No clear run for Daphne: Sunday Life (Oct 17)
Joe Oliver
The Arrogance Of Being Egan: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
'Shame on you Orde': Sunday Life (Oct 17)
CIRA Threat To Meeting Places For DPP Events: The News Letter (Oct 14)
Philip Bradfield
CS spray use questioned: BBC (Oct 16)
MP - 'I was not in covert army squad': The Observer
Henry McDonald
Police remove 38 flags from estate: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 15)
Nevin Farrell
Dail M for MI5!: Sunday Life (Oct 17)
Alan Murray
Travers murder gang 'protected by RUC': The Sunday Times (Aug 29)
Liam Clarke
Sectarian attack on group of youths: Irish Independent
Gary Kelly
Man has to move out after sectarian attack on house: Impartial Reporter (Oct 14)
Old Firm match poses problems: Sunday Independent (Oct 17)
Eilis O'Hanlon
Kenneth Hall / Minister, peacemaker in Northern Ireland: Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Mackenzie Carpenter
The British still fear a popish plot: The Times
Cristina Odone
Sunday, October 17
Crimeprobe set to scupper peace: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Peace process gap set to narrow: Sunday Independent
Sinn Fein urges direct talks with unionists: UTV Internet
Anger at DUP hint of talks with loyalists: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Long-awaited 'deal' is hanging in the air: (from the Irish News)
James Kelly
The real test after Sinn Fein give up the guns: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Actions Speak Louder Than Provos' Talk: The News Letter
Editorial
A chance to put away loyalist guns: Belfast Telegraph
Numbers of troops fall a third since deal: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
FF TDs' threat to resign over Ahern remarks: Sunday Independent
Joday Corcoran & Emma Blain
SF weighs up deal to keep FF in power: Sunday Business Post
Sean Mac Carthaigh
Read my lips, it's about putting killers in Cabinet: Sunday Independent
Jody Corcoran
Checkmate: Sunday Business Post
Sean Mac Carthaigh
Every party must unite to oppose SF/FF: Sunday Independent
Brian Hayes
Poison: The Blanket
Mick Hall
Fear march of Republican Left, not Catholic Right: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
Opening salvo of general election: Sunday Business Post
Editorial
Never forget that it is the man who killed your father who is wrong: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Birmingham fears trouble over Loyalist group's demo: Irish Post/IrishAbroad.com
No 10 'linked to cash for paper': The Observer
Henry McDonald
RUC gun victim's dad slams PSNI 'threat': (from the Irish Daily Star, Oct 14)
Mick Browne
Rebel With a Cause: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Niall O'Dowd
'IRA spy ring gathered information on justice ministers and deputies': Sunday Independent
Diarmuid McDermott
'Inclusive' memorial service to go ahead: (from the Irish News)
Roddy McGregor
Prisons a closed shop when it comes to rights of access: Belfast Telegrpah (Oct 14)
Eamonn McCann
McAleese must do more for reconciliation: Sunday Independent
Bruce Arnold
Saturday, October 16
Code Could End Deadlock: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
DUP has no new ideas to offer says Trimble: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
DUP 'may accept' transfer date: BBC
DUP urged to talk to Sinn Fein: UTV Internet
How time bought space in the search for peace: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Lennon
Family get apology over report: BBC
IRA 'Must Admit Violence Was Wrong': The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Is this when their day will come?: Irish Independent — Part II
Justine McCarthy
Murdered officer's son hits out at SF support: (from the Irish News)
Valerie Robinson
Belfast traditionally 'no-go' for UN: BBC
Mark Devenport
Adams views United Ireland in United Europe: Ireland Online (Oct 14)
The Late, Great George Harrison: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Frank Durkan
George Harrison: Irish Echo
Editorial
A mother's anguished words remind us we're no further on: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Relatives respond to IRA apology: Belfast Telegraph
'Encouraging' step by IRA: (from the Irish News, Oct 14)
Marie Louise McCrory
Doherty family hit out at SF 'lies': (from the Irish Daily Star, Oct 13)
Mick Browne
The night Long Kesh went up in flames: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Row erupts over flying of PSNI flag: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Smoke signals at the British-Irish Body: (from the Irish Post)
Gary Kent
'Daft' plan to cut Gaeilge for immigrant gardaí: Irish Examiner
Cormac O'Keeffe
Play It Again Sam!: The News Letter (Oct 14)
Suzanne Breen
Racism threatens to replace sectarianism: Irish Independent
David McKittrick
Blair denies Catholic switch: Daily Telegraph
Toby Helm and Andrew Sparrow
Prayer and politics: The Times
Editorial
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