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Tuesday, October 31
Taoiseach urges North party chiefs to be strong: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Sinn fein's man remains optimistic: National Post (Oct 30)
Peter Goodspeed
Robinson – SF not ready and DUP is not jumping first: The News Letter
Billy Kennedy
Sinn Féin urged to join police board: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
NI parties to seek peace funding: BBC
Dissent in DUP's rank-and-file as deadline looms: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Big Ian deeply moved by Bertie's timely gift: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Blood in the Water: The Blanket
John Coulter
Don't let the past haunt prospect of agreement: (from the Irish News)
Tom Kelly
Poor support for St Andrews' Agreement: (from the Sunday Tribune, Oct 29)
Suzanne Breen
Pope talks of peace process as visit speculation mounts: (from the Irish News)
William Scholes
DUP angry at Pope poser: UTV Internet
Decommisioning of weapons not on LVF's agenda: Sunday Life (Oct 29)
Alan Murray
Village tensions redolent of a wider problem: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Ulster estate demolishes sectarian wall: The Times
David Sharrock
Dissident activity expected in the run-up to November 24: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
Sectarian attack on Orange hall: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Bomb inquiry seeks more time: Irish Examiner
Senan Hogan
Review of priest link to bomb and IRA nears end: Belfast Telegraph
Wright murder inquiry under way: BBC
Billy Wright murder documents 'missing': Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Notorious Maze prison demolished to make way for houses and stadium: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Rock star's uncle was killed by IRA: Sunday Life (Oct 29)
John McGurk
Monday, October 30
Adams warns of potential risks to power-sharing proposals: Irish Examiner
Paul O'Brien
Paisley close to accepting agreement predicts SDLP: (from the Irish News, Oct 28)
William Graham
Sinn Fein spokesman predicts peace: Sunday Herald (Halifax, NS, Oct 29)
Sherri Borden Colley
Toys being thrown out of the pram once more...: Sunday Life (Oct 29)
Alan McBride
Dr 'No' Paisley surprises the faithful with a 'yes': (from the Irish News, Oct 28)
James Kelly
Referendums 'R Us?: (from Business Eye)
Quintin Oliver
The devolution debate – We are both different, but we can live together: Sunday Life (Oct 29)
Frankie Gallagher
An Irish Agreement: The Blanket (Oct 18)
Liam O Comain
North economy will not open unless minds do too: Irish Independent
Migration north pushes up prices: The Sunday Times (Oct 29)
Robert Booth
Border battleground turns to boom town: The Observer (Oct 29)
Henry McDonald
Ervine comments probed: Sunday Life (Oct 29)
Alan Murray
Hain reacts to County Carlow bomb finds: UTV Internet
'Mixed housing' scheme launched: BBC
Solicitor leaves Hamill inquiry: (from the Irish News, Oct 28)
Bimpe Fatogun
Warning shot: Sunday Life (Oct 29)
Joe Oliver
O'Loan to report on Claudy suspect allegations: RTE
Irish American Leaders Urge North Deal: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Joan Bolger
Crisis over collapse of religious practice: Sunday Business Post (Oct 29)
Sunday, October 29
Pressure for corporate tax cut in North: Sunday Business Post
Cliff Taylor
Ulster tax cut plan sunk by Scottish revolt: The Observer
Henry McDonald and Lorna Martin
New company tax rate for North will put SF in power with Paisley: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
North should cut corporation tax rate: Sunday Business Post
Editorial
Good economy benefits us all: (from the Irish News, Oct 27)
Editorial
Yes or no answer looking unlikely: BBC
Martina Purdy
Decision yet to be made on key issues: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Pope to visit Northern Ireland?: UTV Internet
DUP alarmed over Pope visit to north: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Pope visit to Ireland now unlikely: Sunday Business Post
Kieron Wood
Integrated estate shows way forward: The Sunday Times
Chris Ryder
Changing face of rejuvenated North: Sunday Business Post
Call for Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland: Newry Democrat
Agent murder probe nears end: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Irish police 'foil Real IRA plot': BBC
Sinn Féin 'doing nothing' to help McCartney family: (from the Irish News, Oct 27)
Dan McGinn & William Graham
Sinn Fein support falls behind SDLP, according to secret poll: Sunday Independent
North could become an unlikely election issue: Sunday Business Post
Now even Big Ian boosts Bertie: Sunday Independent
Unionists look south as job cuts bite deep: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
Motorway from Aughnacloy to Derry to be funded by Dublin: Ulster Herald
Adrian Mullan
Is Tony making a film then: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Two charged with IRA membership: RTE
A shared history unites the Rock and a hard place: (from the Irish News, Oct 21)
Claire Simpson
Saturday, October 28
Doubts over ministerial timeframe: BBC
Paisley calls on unionists to back new deal: Irish Independent
Dan McGinn
DUP will not be rushed into deal: UTV Internet
I'll have to bite my lip if we share power with SF: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Ex-DUP mayor slams Paisley 'betrayal' of unionist cause: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
Panel says IRA dedicated to peace plan: Boston Globe
Kevin Cullen
Dissident threat to new deal, says Orde: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Whither Irish Republicanism: The Blanket (Oct 24)
Mick Hall
Dissidents' drive can't put the brakes on peace: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Gloves are off in the DUP debate: Irelandclick.com
Editorial
Our politicians must stay the course: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Unionist anger over all-Ireland economy: The News Letter
Simon Hunter
Shared prosperity sounds death knell for border crime: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Visit to North by pope and queen mooted: The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Peace process will be one of Blair's main legacies, says Lord Kinnock: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
McDowell refuses to be drawn over MI6 spies claim: Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
Hain's stand on area policing sparks row: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
'Troubles inquiries' hits £17.5m in costs: The News Letter
Phillip Bradfield
Police officers call for stun weapons: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
Jail death threat for Shoukri brothers: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
Ulster needs parades body for forseeable future – Poole: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
DUP admit to RUC/UVF cover-up – claims father: Irelandclick.com
Set date for Inquiry report call: Derry Journal
Bomb memorial to be reinstalled: BBC
Son of murdered INLA boss faces bomb charges: Irish Independent
Alan Erwin
Drugs warning issued by Alderdice: Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll
TG4 – the saviour of a language: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
Friday, October 27
IRA's future must be sorted: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
McCrea warns on deal over policing: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Paisley to appeal to DUP members: RTE
FAIR to back deal 'if DUP are happy': The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
My view on the future of Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
David Cameron
'This is a situation hardly calculated to produce either clarity or truth': Belfast Telegraph
Bob McCartney
Just Say No: The Blanket (Oct 22)
Martin Galvin
Anti-social tail end will wag the Sinn Féin dog: (from the Irish News)
Newton Emerson
St Andrews 'could be a step forward in creating trust': Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Problems when church and state collide: Irelandclick.com
Des Wilson
Hain sets out plans for all-Irish economy: The Guardian
Paul Owen
Projects will strengthen cross-Border co-operation: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
DUP says no to bid for greater cross-border economic links: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Empey slams all-island economy plan: UTV Internet
Business leaders call for 'all-island economy': Belfast Telegraph
Sam McBride
Conference told Dundalk and Newry should create first cross-border city: UTV Internet
Empey says no – Assault on plan to unify economy: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Cameron opens Tory door for Trimble: Irish Independent
Dan McGinn
Parades' talks open to all, urges Poole: The News Letter
Simon Hunter
Parades body wants to put itself out of business: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Commission can feel justly proud: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Sinn Fein MP claims top £200,000: BBC
Stun gun death leads to fears over PSNI trial plans: Belfast Telegraph
Claire Regan
Dissidents 'preparing to attack': BBC
Vincent Kearney
Plans for Troubles victims' forum are unveiled: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
BBC clearly out of step with its own protocol: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney
Republican hero was murdered 30 years ago: Irelandclick.com
Damian McCarney
2008 for Bloody Sunday report: UTV Internet
House of jitters: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Thursday, October 26
Assembly could still collapse, say Governments: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
New York Irish push for St. Andrews deal: Irish Echo
Ailbhe Jordan
DUP plans St Andrews document: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
No wriggling out of policing vow, warns DUP MP: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Can Sinn Fein make the leap and back policing?: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
From Up The Ra To Up The Rozzers: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
Ian Og in his da's shoes? How comforting …: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Northern Frost Is Melting: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
John Spain
SF and DUP may present united front to chancellor: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Cross-border plan to be unveiled: BBC
Greasing the wheels: Irish Echo
Editorial
Eames – bigotry still alive and well in Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Lennon hails anti-sectarian drive: BBC
Shoukris face move to isolation block: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
Concern over how much power victims' commissioner will have: (from the Irish News)
Catherine Morrison
Cameron to meet McCartney family: BBC
Rosemary Nelson hearing delayed: UTV Internet
Further wait for inquiry report: BBC
Parades Body to drop car rallies: UTV Internet
'Home-made explosives' may turn out to be drugs: Irish Independent
Anti-Scottish feeling laid bare over question of next Prime Minister: The Scotsman (Oct 16)
Hamish MacDonell
Wednesday, October 25
Adams welcomes Paisley's 'yes': The Scotsman
Dan McGinn
Parties will agree to deal – Hain: BBC
DUP begins internal talks on St Andrews: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Church seeks quick SF response on police: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Leaders must finish the job: Belfast Telegraph
Trevor Ringland
Progress must continue apace: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Cut Ulster's corporation tax rate, urges Ahern: Belfast Telegraph
Nigel Tilson
Cross-border link to development plan – Ahern: RTE
It's trick-or-treat time with Brown: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Springing out that Celtic tiger effect: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Ulster share of EU money is to be cut: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Eames calls for move to 'a healing community': Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
March body gives vision on future: BBC
Security operation foils major terrorist bomb plot: Irish Independent
Tom Brady and Gene McKenna
CIRA bid to justify firebombs rubbished: (from the Irish News)
Allison Morris
Ombudsman fights for 'total access' to MI5 intelligence: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
DUP help sought by victim's dad – Raymond McCord awaits action by party leader: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Scathing attack on watchdog by UUP: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Expert's conclusions 'guesswork': BBC
Bomb memorial 'symbol of unity': The News Letter
Ian Starrett
Consul visits under-threat integrated primary: The News Letter
Johnny Caldwell
Urban gaeltacht 'under-achieved': (from the Irish News, Oct 11)
Simon Doyle
Home of UDA exile's daughter attacked: Sunday Life (Oct 22)
Alan Murray
SNP could raise spectre of 'ethnic conflict': The Scotsman
Louise Gray
Will the Union see its 300th birthday?: Daily Telegraph
Alan Cochrane
Tuesday, October 24
Parties in North are warned 'clock is ticking': Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham, Lorna Reid and Gene McKenna
Referendum not needed on Northern deal, says Hain: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
Governments in 'St Andrews talks': BBC
Eames urges progress and peace: UTV Internet
Ahern tight-lipped on £700m financial package for north: Belfast Telegraph
Lisa Smyth
DUP welcome for Dublin 'investment': The News Letter
Simon Hunter
Peace package in the melting pot: Belfast Telegraph
John Simpson
North 'needs to match' low tax regime of South: Irish Independent
Brendan Keenan
Don't expect lower business taxes – Eagle: Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll
Changing times signals the end for rhetoric: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Big Ian's horses are spooked at first jump: Irelandclick.com
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir
Garda cleared in Omagh bomb case: BBC
US denies RSF leader entry visa: (from the Irish News)
Catherine Morrison
'Wrong to tar loyalists over racist attacks': The News Letter
Simon Hunter
Families flee homes in car firebomb horror: Sunday Life (Oct 22)
Pauline Reynolds
'No need' for new MI5 base in NI: BBC
Did our hero son die to protect British spy?: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
O'Loan to probe Lawlor case: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Bomb victim pledges to help catch vandals: The News Letter
Ian Starrett
Xmas blitz threat to hit big business: Sunday Life (Oct 22)
Stephen Breen
Councillor criticises IFA actions: Irelandclick.com
Francesca Ryan
Hollywood star puts city in picture: BBC
Loyalist mural replaced: Irelandclick.com (Oct 20)
Ciarán Barnes
Northern Ireland holds Iraq lessons: Washington Times
Rowan Scarborough
Monday, October 23
Two sides in North closer than ever – Ahern: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
Republic to foot North bill: Irish Independent
Senan Molony
Allister questions Sinn Fein's intentions: Sunday Life (Oct 22)
Alan Murray
Sinn Fein outlines pledge stance: BBC
Nationalist community deeply divided on policing: (from the Sunday Tribune, Oct 22)
Suzanne Breen
Stormont meeting for Adams and Archbishop: RTE
St Andrew's Agreement – is it a roadmap to peace?: Irelandclick.com (Oct 20)
Pledge row probably not last glitch: BBC
Mark Devenport
Some blips on the long-awaited St Andrews cardiograph, but they're not fatal, this time: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
We need deal ... or future generations will curse us: Sunday Life (Oct 22)
Ivan McElhinney
Leaders buying time as economic realities bite: (from the Irish News, Oct 21)
James Kelly
Once Bitten: The Blanket (Oct 9)
Anthony McIntyre
Senior Catholic officer tells of sectarianism within RUC: (from the Sunday Tribune, Oct 22)
Suzanne Breen
MI5's Ulster Folly?: Sunday Life (Oct 22)
Brian Rowan
Ahern – root out sectarianism: (from the Irish News, Oct 21)
Suzanne McGonagle
Crusading dad's call for support: Sunday Life (Oct 22)
Stephen Breen
Sinn Fein should look beyond the politics of confrontation if it is to broaden its appeal: Irish Independent (Oct 21)
Man under threat of deportation from US: (from the Irish News, Oct 19)
Allison Morris
Shock at bomb memorial vandalism: BBC
Omagh trial set to call spy's handlers: Sunday Life (Oct 22)
Alan Murray
McConnell rejects any constitutional tinkering and defends the 'union dividend': The Herald
Robbie Dinwoodie
Sunday, October 22
Vote on NI agreement is 'inconceivable', says Ahern: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
Business community pushes for political resolution in the North: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
Dublin to spend €1bn in North: The Sunday Times
Stephen O'Brien
Paisley, not Adams holds all the cards this time around: Sunday Independent
Joseph O'Malley
Getting Paisley to say yes: Village (Oct 12)
Gerry Adams
Adams Needs U.S. Support: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Niall O'Dowd
Paisley and Adams have come so far, there's no going back: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Ian, we were blind, but now we can see: Sunday Independent
Declan Lynch
A Greek tragedy for Paisley: Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
When an agreement is not an agreement: Sunday Independent
Maurice Hayes
Wolfe Tone's dream of unity lies in tribal pieces: Sunday Independent
Diarmaid MacDermott
Latest DUP whinge rings hollow: Andersonstown News (Oct 19)
Editorial
PDs – 'We must welcome unionists': UTV Internet
Sinn Fein Expect U.S. Fundraising: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Joan Bolger
Ulster on alert for rebel attack: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
'Bring Derry's Protestants in from the cold': Derry Journal (Oct 20)
O'Loan to probe PSNI murder investigation: Sunday Business Post
Barry McCaffrey
Changing face of Ulster policing as force seeks to move with times: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 16)
Jonathan McCambridge
Loyalists linked to 90 per cent of race crime: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Racism – The Social Uniter?: The Blanket (Oct 16)
John Coulter
Links with Northern Ireland: Northwich Guardian
Tough times for Irish language broadcasting: Sunday Business Post
Dingle/ An Daingean – Popular vote may make no difference: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Should Catholics back independence?: The Sunday Times
Michael McMahon, Patrick Reilly and Alan Clayton
Saturday, October 21
Issue of oath is a dealbreaker, says MP Dodds: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
DUP 'not signed up to agreement': BBC
SF 'must back police before sharing power': The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
No SF deal on policing without Ard Fheis: Irish Independent
Senan Molony
Sinn Fein start consultation: UTV Internet
Agreement? What agreement? as parties start to unravel: Impartial Reporter
Dual elections 'will not happen': BBC
Good deal ensures politics remains art of the cynic: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Last chance saloon for politics in the North as parties look to new dawn: Irelandclick.com
Martin Morgan
Canny Paisley pulls a fast one over poor Peter Hain: Irish Independent
Conor Cruise O'Brien
When No Means Yes: The Blanket (Oct 15)
John Coulter
Get real, Pete!: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
DUP on cusp of political endgame: Irelandclick.com
Editorial
Transparent device: Irish Echo
Editorial
PSNI represented at Catholic school careers fair: (from the Irish News)
David Wilson
Policing Yes or No? The West Belfast public weighs up the pros and cons of signing up to policing: Andersonstown News (Oct 19)
Evan Short
Orde visit seen as farewell to Army: The News Letter
Phillip Bradfield
Shot man believed to be on dissident republican hit list: (from the Irish News)
Allison Morris
Dissidents in the dark on Ardoyne shootings: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
Revealed – cost of bomb blitz to taxpayers: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Paramilitary groups are 'alive and well' claims FAIR: The News Letter
Alistair Bushe
Kevin Fulton and court ruling: UTV Internet
Fulton – Protect me and I will testify: Daily Mirror
IRA bomber now a lecturer on social policy: Irish Independent
Tom Brady & John Walshe
Sinn Féin members denied visas to US: (from the Irish News)
Catherine Morrison
SF accused of hijacking Corrib oil pipeline protest: Irish Independent
Ciaran Byrne
One Small Step for Teemore GAA club, one giant leap for community relations: Belfast Telegraph
Claire Regan
You say Dingle, I say Daingean, let's call it all a farce: Irish Independent
Anne Lucey and Grainne Cunningham
Friday, October 20
Adams reiterates belief in power-sharing deal: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
Unionists clash on ministerial pledge: The News Letter
No decision yet on referendum: UTV Internet
SF to consult on St Andrews talks: BBC
Bishops to engage Sinn Fein in talks: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Veteran IRA man says 'bold' move needed on policing: Andersonstown News
Sinn Fein chiefs need to keep horse before cart over policing: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Chance to put politics of partition behind us: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney
Remember, remember the 24th of November…: (from Business Eye, Sep 06)
Quintin Oliver
Black Friday: The Blanket (Oct 16)
Anthony McIntyre
Paisley is just another class act: Andersonstown News
Des Wilson
Northern Ireland now Belgium on the Bann: (from the Irish News)
Newton Emerson
Parades body spent like a 'banana republic' – Bell: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
'Bombs similar to Omagh devices': Irish Examiner
Michael McHugh
Blair in vow to help Troubles victims: Belfast Telegraph
Mark Hookham
Sammy Wilson labels victims' relatives pro-IRA supporters: (from the Irish News)
Catherine Morrison
Day to reflect on Troubles is proposed: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Bomb timers 'made by one person': BBC
SF voters 'are more biased': Irish Independent (Oct 18)
Fionnán Sheahan
B&Q again the target for fire bomb attacks: The News Letter (Oct 17)
Petition presented over UDR memorial: Andersonstown News (Oct 16)
Roisin McManus
Thousands of threat warnings made: BBC
Protestant role in health service in question: RTE (Oct 17)
Thursday, October 19
Ahern tells Northern parties to keep talking: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
Parties demand to see all 'talks' correspondence: The News Letter
Stormont task force to tackle oath row: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Empey says DUP are learning the hard way: The News Letter
Voters urged to study St Andrew's proposals: Newry Democrat
Sinn Fein not ready for PSNI move: BBC
Sinn Fein ready to deal with policing: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna and Geraldine Collins
Robin Eames to meet Gerry Adams: Citybeat
Marc Mallett
Response to the St Andrews Agreement by Jim Allister, MEP, DUP: The News Letter (Oct 17)
Jim Allister
DUP man who dared to challenge Paisley: (from the Irish News)
Bimpe Fatogun
First hole in the road map, but no swearing yet: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
DUP 'must publish pledge letter': BBC
Tánaiste calls for leadership from NI parties: RTE
Is St Andrews a bumpy road or cul de sac?: Belfast Telegraph (scroll down)
Lindy McDowell
Political double act creates begrudgery record: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Time to Conclude NI Process: The Blanket (Oct 13)
David Adams
Parties must focus on the big picture: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Uncle Sam's man here gets a reality check: Belfast Telegraph
Dean Pittman
Go or be shot, says IRA group: (from the News of the World, Oct 15)
Martin Breen
Family in plea for CIRA to lift threat: (from the Irish News)
Allison Morris
Bomb evidence 'thought destroyed': BBC
A chink of light in the very secret world of MI5: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Gardai uncover IRA link to €38m Northern Bank raid: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
'IRA shot dead Derry man': UTV Internet
Leading human rights lawyer may visit Belfast for McCord case: North Belfast News (Oct 13)
Ciarán Barnes
Catholics urged to support neighbours: BBC
INLA 'not involved' in armed beating – IRSP: Derry Journal
EU called on to dismantle Northern Ireland border – Doherty: OceanFM
Name of Dingle dangles in row over language: The Independent
David McKittrick
Yet another sectarian barrier comes down: The Herald (Oct 17)
Ian Bell
Wednesday, October 18
Belfast Pact Hits Snag as Protestant Leader Balks: New York Times
Eamon Quinn
St Andrews deal hits 'glitch' over unionist demand for Sinn Féin oath: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Northern Ireland deal hits its first hurdle: The Times
David Sharrock
Hain gives DUP and SF warning to settle dispute: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty and Dan Keenan
No oath for shadow First Minister or deputy: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
DUP's fears over IRA army council: UTV Internet
Deal could make history says Hain: BBC
Irish govt to decide on vote: UTV Internet
First glitch on the NI political road?: BBC
Mark Devenport
Stormont a Tower of Babel as leaders shy away from deal: Irish Independent
Empey points out DUP 'u-turn': UTV Internet
Will Dr No become Dr Yes?: The Guardian
Michael White
St Andrews progress in the extreme?: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
McGuinness looking to avoid Big Fella's fate: Irish Independent
Alan Murray
Posturing on oath would be disastrous: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Northern Ireland's lessons knock again: Daily Star (Lebanon)
Rami G. Khouri
IRA decommissioning took place 'at nine different places': (from the Irish Times, Oct 17)
Jim Dee
Irish clergy hopeful for future: Springfield Republican (Oct 13)
Peter Goonan
MI5's arrival prolongs the era of dirty secrets: (from the Irish News)
Susan McKay
Priest 'presented with hit list': BBC
Priest speaks out on death list dilemma: The News Letter
CIRA claims paramilitary-style attacks: (from the Irish News)
Allison Morris
Gun and gang blamed for assault: The News Letter
Scap denied brief in IRA collusion investigation: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Hutton
Items 'added to bombing evidence': BBC
Ex-IRA prisoner's criticism unjustified says Tar Isteach: (from the Irish News)
Allison Morris
Dysfunctional Family Values: The Blanket (Oct 16)
Mick Hall
11-plus gone in two years, Sinn Fein tells DUP: Belfast Telegraph
Mark Hookham
Beware Northern Ireland's savage harvest, warns peer: The Times
Greg Hurst
UDA's tour of terror: Sunday Life (Oct 15)
Stephen Breen
A new low as 'Murph feud hits cemetery: Andersonstown News (Oct 12)
Damian McCarney
Ulster tourism sector at a crossroads: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Blair goes head to head with cardinal in war of words over independence: The Scotsman
James Kirkup
Tuesday, October 17
Paisley and Adams begin to draw a shared future: The Herald
Catherine MacLeod
Lifelong foes Adams and Paisley to meet at Stormont: Irish Examiner
Paul O'Brien
Hain – 'Agreement may be pivotal moment': UTV Internet
Adams meets Blair in London: UTV Internet
DUP in dispute over pledge of office endorsing PSNI: The Irish Times
Frank Millar
DUP broke election pledge – McCartney: (from the Irish News)
Maeve Connolly
We're not ready to support PSNI, says SF leader: Irish Independent
Brian Dowling
It's all go to find out what public makes of accord: The News Letter
Omens are good but there is much work to do: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
He said it was a new dawn, but it seemed like midnight: The Times
Ann Treneman
Paisley, the fiery turtle of politics, and a place of peas: The Guardian
Simon Hoggart
An agreement that's not agreed until DUP and Sinn Fein say so: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Deal marks death knell of militant creeds: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
From the Balcony: Andersonstown News
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir
Tony Blair, Ireland's saviour: The Times (Oct 16)
Tim Hames
Friday the 13th – The Most Terrifying Deal Ever Done!: The Blanket
Tom Luby
From Sunningdale to St Andrews – a long, winding and bloody road: Irish Examiner
Fergus Finlay
Opposites attract in Ulster: Boston Globe
Editorial
Road map quickly develops potholes: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
North power-sharing – Hopeful signs ahead of historic talks: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Out of reasons, out of room: Andersonstown News
Editorial
DUP call over IRA proceeds: UTV Internet
UVF leaders in secret meetings: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Loyalists talking far from cameras: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Residents challenge Orange Order to debate: Andersonstown News
Roisin McManus
Concern at reliability of police evidence in terrorist bomb trial: Irish Independent
Michael McHugh
Caution over evidence at Omagh bomb trial: UTV Internet
Police to have access to MI5 files: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Priest tells of death list meeting: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Guildhall debate to highlight alienation: The News Letter
'Stakeknife' bid for lawyer turned down by Tribunal: Irish Independent
Dearbhail McDonald and Brian Hutton
Monday, October 16
Paisley and Adams for face-to-face meeting tomorrow: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty and Mark Hennessy
Hain hails potential of new Ulster deal: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
MEP 'reserving judgment' on deal: (from the Irish News, Oct 14)
Claire Simpson
DUP, SF will say yes to deal, Ahern believes: RTE
Victims' families have mixed views on talks: (from the Irish News, Oct 14)
Suzanne McGonagle
Huge financial incentive on offer for North deal: Sunday Business Post (Oct 15)
Pat Leahy
St Andrews agreement 'better than Good Friday': The Scotsman
Dan McGinn
Polar opposites 'thaw' as price for peace in Ulster: The Times
David Sharrock
Will the St Andrews' Agreement bring lasting peace to the North: (from the Sunday Tribune, Oct 15)
Suzanne Breen
Will we get what we deserve?: Sunday Life (Oct 15)
Alan McBride
Ahern and Blair tightrope act has finally paid off: Irish Independent
How tides have turned as policing now in SF hands: (from the Irish News, Oct 14)
Brian Feeney
Hail The Messiah: The Blanket (Oct 9)
Anthony McIntyre
The devolution debate – We stand on the cusp of a new dawn in Northern Ireland politics: Sunday Life (Oct 15)
Reg Empey
Editorials
Sinn Féin has no control over IRA money, says Ahern: Irish Examiner
Paul O'Brien
Irish hope for peace in homeland: Westchester Journal News (Oct 14)
Timothy O'Connor
Bomb cost Translink £100k: UTV Internet
Troubles legacy 'needs addressed': BBC (Oct 10)
The pain behind violence: Toronto Star (Oct 15)
Andrew Chung
SF man 'would be shot' in another country over flags: Andersonstown News (Oct 12)
Roisin McManus
Big guns O'Brien and Farmer publicly back independence: The Scotsman
Hamish MacDonell
SNP delight at cardinal's support for independence: The Herald
Douglas Fraser
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