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Wednesday, October 31
SF Quinn move praised by Ahern: UTV Internet
Army council must go Morrow tells Sinn Fein: The News Letter
North faces new dilemma as it slides into politics of mediocrity: Irish Examiner
Steven King
Some haven't gone away, you know: Derry Journal
Victim of a shabby trade-off: Sunday Independent (Oct 28)
Alan Ruddock
Events…and the Executive's fate: Derry Journal
Signs of a split at Stormont: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
A pocket-sized Orange Order for schoolkids: Belfast Telegraph
Lisa Smyth
Website accused of hate content: (from the Irish News)
Rebecca Black
No collusion in Cairns murder case says O'Loan: UTV Internet
Omagh bomb memorial 'will be too painful': Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Dunlop to head Omagh memorial team: Ireland.com
Omagh memorial – Catalyst for a prosperous united island: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Conference explores ways of dealing with 'victimhood': The News Letter
Unfettered dialogue a precondition for change: (from the Irish News, Oct 29)
Roy Garland
Accordion band set to join mayor's parade in London: The News Letter
Payout for engineer held in Belfast 'because he was black': The Guardian (Oct 29)
Henry McDonald
Tourists discover north's deep-seated prejudices: (from the Irish News)
Susan McKay
Support for independence falls to ten year low: The Herald
Douglas Fraser
While Labour howls, the union is busy disintegrating: The Guardian
Simon Jenkins
Tuesday, October 30
History made as centrists meet in middle ground: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
Let's get together: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
'Whingeing' parties under fire at Stormont: UTV Internet
'There must be no more missed opportunities': The News Letter
Laura Murphy
Oz this may be but we're far from the Emerald City: (from the Irish News)
Tom Kelly
The need for an Opposition: The News Letter
Alex Kane
UUP exit would be premature: (from the Irish News) — link repaired Oct 31
Editorial
Move out of Government not an option: The News Letter
Editorial
New rules give party Executive more power, but could spark a row: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
UUP lacks any clear direction, says DUP: The News Letter
Dissident 'brigade' of the UDA disarms: (from the Irish News)
Allison Morris
UUP officer to claim 'Unionism under threat': The News Letter (Oct 26)
Philip Bradfield
A courtesy from Pope and Queen: Irelandclick.com (Oct 26)
Des Wilson
Protestants 'isolated in Catholic community': The News Letter
Truth Commission comes to Belfast: UTV Internet
City tribute to victims: Liverpool Echo
Ben Turner
The national indifference: The Guardian
Julian Glover
Monday, October 29
Bomb may be LVF bid to silence witnesses: Sunday Life (Oct 28)
Pipe bomb victim attacked again: BBC
UDA fury as leader lets hated killer come home: Sunday Life (Oct 28)
Loyalist march 'to intimidate Chinese': (from the Irish News, Oct 27)
Barry McCaffrey
Officers are injured during riot: BBC
Cowardly acts: Irelandclick.com
Editorial
Budget is food for thought: (from the Irish News, Oct 27)
James Kelly
Forgiveness isn't about forgetting: Sunday Life (Oct 28)
Alan McBride
The Enniskillen bombing – 20 years on: (from the Sunday Tribune, Oct 28)
Suzanne Breen
MP fears gagging of whistleblower: Sunday Life (Oct 28)
In a tough part of Belfast, youths need help, as they do here: Providence Journal (Oct 28)
Julie Steiny
North Belfast Sinn Féin man appointed top role: Irelandclick.com
Áine McEntee
Direct-rule years have damaged civil service: (from the Irish News, Oct 25)
Newton Emerson
Meet the Muppets who speak Norn Iron: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 25)
Emily Moulton
Proposal to cut Scottish MPs out of English votes 'would put Union in peril': The Times
Philip Webster
Sunday, October 28
Empey calls for IRA to disband: UTV Internet
IRA 's central command didn't order murder – Robinson: The News Letter
Laura Murphy
Brutal murder revives paramilitary fears in border 'bandit country': Independent on Sunday
David McKittrick
Quinn murder hunt – two flee to England: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Fatal attack on Paul Quinn was 'ordered by Provisional IRA': (from the Sunday Tribune)
Suzanne Breen
Quinn murder causes south Armagh split: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
SF denials on savage killing fall on deaf ears: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Paisley and McGuinness chuckling in power: Sunday Telegraph
Jenny McCartney
The bad news that just can't be buried: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Ritchie addresses UUP at annual conference: RTE
Just wait and see ... we will be back in business: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 26)
Reg Empey
SF cashes in reputation as gun-runners; LOADSAMONEY – The 'Odyssey' helped net Sinn Fein over $1m: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
'Sub-human thugs' killed former Provo: Belfast Telegraph
Claire McNeilly
O'Shea and Hynes put on cross-border body: Sunday Business Post
Dick O'Brien
SF members 'stay silent' on death of McCartney: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
World award for minister who verified IRA decommissioning: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 26)
Alf McCreary
Saturday, October 27
UUP MLA – We should quit executive: BBC
They Haven't Gone Away: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
John Spain
Day of sombre reflection: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Town is now 'cold house for unionists': (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
Bad old days: Derry Journal
Editorial
VIP Visits?: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Inquest hears of IRA man's 'grotesque' death: RTE
Shooting wasn't sectarian – police: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Ulster Anglican parishes deny Catholicism link: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Developer denies Causeway deal with Paisleys: UTV Internet (Oct 23)
Paisley Jnr claims he is victim of 'vendetta': The News Letter (Oct 25)
Cast-out O Caolain gives his Gettysburg address: Irish Independent (Oct 26)
Ulster's peace lessons to help Iraqi children: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 25)
Lisa Smyth
Go visit Ulster, Americans told: The News Letter (Oct 25)
Kate Cmambre
Sure-foot Peter's financial footwork: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
A template for changing our society: The News Letter
Editorial
Rudy Bombs in London: American Conservative Magazine (Oct 22)
Alex Massie
Friday, October 26
Quinn murder brutal and horrific, says PM: Belfast Telegraph
Sam Lister
Border gang victim buried: Irish Independent
Chris Anderson
No retaliation, just let our loving son Paul rest in peace: Belfast Telegraph
Claire McNeilly
Writing's on the wall for IRA after murder: The Times
David Sharrock
Smugglers hold key in hunt for killers: Belfast Telegraph
Claire McNeilly and Tom Brady
Crime scene revisited: The Economist
Lest we forget, the Shinners do still command an army: Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
Catholics make up a quarter of PSNI: (from the Irish News)
Rebecca Black
Sinn Fein suspends Councillor Swift: Impartial Reporter
Row over DPP nominations: Derry Journal
Ritchie faces scrutiny committee meeting: Belfast Telegraph
Ian Graham
Language Act 'not needed now or ever' says McNarry: The News Letter
Colin O'Carroll
Assembly arrangements need time to settle: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney
PM urged to take stand on Dail move: The News Letter
UDA commander walks free with suspended term: (from the Irish News)
UDA name-change may mark end of era: The News Letter (Oct 23)
Stephen Dempster
Fresh hope for McVeigh family: UTV Internet
Murphy fails in Omagh bomb retrial bid: Ulster Herald
Robinson hails end of direct rule budgets: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
CoI parishes to become Catholic: BBC
'No immediate plans to alter passport rules': The News Letter
When foes become friendly – political prisoners: Daily Star (Lebanon)
Peter Shirlow
Thursday, October 25
Paisley calls for IRA council to disband: UTV Internet
Quinn murder brutal and horrific, says PM: Belfast Telegraph
Sam Lister
They still haven't gone away: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
North has to be run by consociational system: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
The Stormont love-in is over, so who backs who?: Belfast Telegraph
DC Shiels
Dail meetings would be 'waste of time'- Dodds: The News Letter
Vargo confronts the walls that divide: Irish Echo
Ciarán Barnes
A Bill O' Frights looks likely: Derry Journal
'New death threats' to Sinn Fein: BBC
Petrol bombs thrown at North police: Ireland.com
Possible paramilitary attack say police: UTV Internet
Hib leaders plead McAllister case to president: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Gibson case an IFA own goal: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
McAliskey judgement is reserved: BBC
Bernadette battles for daughter: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Speaking a shared language: Irelandclick.com (Oct 19)
Editorial
New border control will abolish free movement between UK and Ireland: The Times
David Sharrock
Border security will not be tightened – Ahern: Ireland.com
Executive unveiling first budget: BBC
£60m Troubles bill: The News Letter
Protestant leaders cheer Dr Brady's new honour: Irish Independent
John Cooney
Ulster's lesson for the Middle East – don't indulge extremists: The Guardian
David Trimble
Wednesday, October 24
Stormont on brink: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Ahern moves to calm fears: (from the Irish News)
Suzanne McGonagle
Archbishop condemns Border murder: Ireland.com
Iveren Yongo
Death threats issued after Quinn killing: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Post-mortem due on Quinn body: UTV Internet
A village gripped by disgust: Belfast Telegraph
Claire McNeilly
Their former Sinn Féin spokesman: (from the Irish News)
Adams makes telling intervention in biggest test of a new political era: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Hard to decide what's best for Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Killing creates serious tests: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Murder revives old IRA doubts: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
CTI money row continues to rumble: The News Letter
UDA money 'may not be stopped for five weeks': Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Policing Board condemns SF threat: BBC
SF back dual justice ministers: UTV Internet
Green light for MPs in Dail talks: BBC
O'Poota kicks cupla focal into touch: Derry Journal
Rethink on community relations: Derry Journal
Editorial
Omagh retrial gets go-ahead: Ireland.com
Germans link McAliskey to bomb: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Irish will need passports to visit Britain from 2009: The Irish Times
Stephen Collins
Mná tí asked to back school in all-Irish row: Irish Examiner
Donal Hickey
Republic in hollow Gibson victory: BBC
Sept 11 attacks not as bad as IRA, says Lessing: The Guardian
Charlotte Higgins
Tuesday, October 23
Ulster powersharing in danger of collapse as IRA blamed for killing: The Times
David Sharrock
DUP may be urged to quit Stormont after border killing: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Orde tells DUP no evidence to link IRA with killing: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty , Mark Hennessy and Conor Lally
Gardai insist gang of ex-Provos carried out brutal shed murder: Irish Independent
Tom Brady and Patsy McArdle
Provisional IRA suspected of murdering man 'who refused to leave country': The Times
David Sharrock
Post mortem due after barn murder: BBC
Adams denies IRA involved in murder: UTV Internet
McAllister insists IRA role in Quinn killing: RTE
Paisley seeks support over IRA claim: RTE
Fallout from killing could destabilise peace: Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
Truth needed over brutal border killing: The News Letter
Editorial
Why killings send shiver down spine of politics: Irish Independent
McGuinness backs Ritchie funding decision: UTV Internet
'Not a single penny to UDA': The News Letter
Jovial Sammy could help solve present troubles: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Sammy Duddy: The Independent (Oct 20)
Set record straight about village shooting: DUP man: Sunday Life (Oct 21)
Threat to Sinn Fein councillors: Belfast Telegraph
'Dissident threat' to SF members: BBC
'Come clean' call over curious case of the disappearing dissident: Sunday Life (Oct 21)
Poots tells GAA he stands by language Act decision: The News Letter
Lurgan rocked by second night of riots: Belfast Telegraph
Republican denies being MI5 informer: The News Letter
Victims' relatives criticise MLA: (from the Irish News)
Monday, October 22
Family blames 'Provisional movement' for son's murder: The Irish Times
Conor Lally and Dan Keenan
Provisional link would cause major concern: Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
Brutal attack proves they haven't gone away: Irish Independent
Legal Challenge lies ahead: The News Letter (Oct 20)
Stephen Dempster
While cats are away the mice will play: (from the Irish News, Oct 20)
James Kelly
'A Berlin Wall moment': The News Letter (Oct 20)
Colin O'Carroll
Paisley tight-lipped on Pope: (from the Irish News, Oct 20)
Family blames IRA for Monaghan death: RTE
Dissident accused of informing disappears: (from the Irish News, Oct 18)
Barry McCaffrey
Six peopole remain in police custody in relation to murder of Belfast schoolboy: UTV Internet
Victims' group pulls out of meeting with McGuinness: Irish Independent
Chris Anderson
Saulters – PSNI can do more to stop attacks: Sunday Life (Oct 21)
Sir Reg's fury at 'all – Ireland culture' claim: The News Letter (Oct 20)
Colin O'Carroll
Human rights chief raises concern on Irish: Irelandclick.com (Oct 19)
GAA urged to involve Protestants: RTE (Oct 20)
Bar massacre probe in final stages: Sunday Life (Oct 21)
Irony of 'call to arms' in South as North puts its guns away: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
Ahern plans FF expansion into North: Ireland.com
Adams backs ex-INLA man: Sunday Life (Oct 21)
Ahern defends plan for FF in North: Irish Examiner
Brendan McDaid
Ahern assures unionists over FF expansion: RTE
O'Loan Basque peace mission: Sunday Life (Oct 21)
Sunday, October 21
Funding decision may face contest: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Pressure grows on besieged Ritchie: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Minister 'withheld' legal advice: BBC
Ritchie – 'I will not be forced out of office': The Observer
Henry McDonald
SDLP 'committed to Stormont role': BBC
UDA funding storm reveals fault lines in executive: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
Ritchie does right thing – her job: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Minister stood up to bully boy tactics of UDA: Irelandclick.com (Oct 19)
Martin Morgan
And still, the UDA needs to disarm: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
UVF ceasefire architect held in murder probe: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Former Assembly member's arrest sparks protest: UTV Internet
Deputy First Minister and IRA victims are to hold a meeting: UTV Internet
Goggins in talks with Orange chiefs over arson attacks: Belfast Telegraph
Victor Gordon
Memorial to honour war patrons recieves joint support: UTV Internet
Two youths arrested after Armagh violence: RTE
Poots at GAA council conference: BBC
Poots' day of shame: Irelandclick.com (Oct 19)
Editorial
'Red hat' for new cardinal could mean red faces for Government: Sunday Independent
John Drennan
North's economy – the shape of things to come: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
Saturday, October 20
Empey backs Ritchie over fund row: BBC
Ritchie's legal advice revealed: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Ritchie to be quizzed over legal advice: The News Letter
Ritchie warned of threat to her life: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Anger over funding 'semantics': UTV Internet
A house divided: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Is code something of an Enigma?: BBC
Jim Fitzpatrick
Ritchie's move exposes a rift: (from the Irish News, Oct 17)
Editorial
Peace broker Mitchell back for 10-year 'review': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Lessons were learned from the experience of the Home Rule: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Why it's time for the Irish ambassador to lay a wreath at the Cenotaph: Belfast Telegraph
Kevin Myers
Language Act will be enacted says Sinn Féin leader: Irelandclick.com
Paisley may yet welcome Pope Benedict: Irish Examiner
Conor Kane
Pope to visit North 'if peace process holds' Early April is most likely time for trip: Irish Independent
John Cooney
Brady's elevation – Papal visit would seal North peace: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Paisley says yes Big Ian charms Dublin 'heathens': Irish Independent
Grainne Cunningham
Ex-prisoner is facing deportation from US: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
Shooting rioters given 27 years: BBC
Questions remain: Derry Journal
Editorial
SF future unclear for fall teenager: (from the Irish News, Oct 17)
Suzanne McGonagle
Minister hits out at Storey: The News Letter (Oct 18)
The Irish question: Irish Independent (Oct 19)
Ralph Riegel
Cornish – Back from the dead: The Economist (Oct 18)
Croatian president in tribute to RUC: The News Letter
Friday, October 19
UDA funds row set to escalate in Assembly: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
DUP, SF accused in Stormont row: Ireland.com
SF to back Ritchie's decsion: UTV Internet
Ritchie warned job is on the line: The News Letter
Executive 'carved-up' – Ritchie: BBC
'This was an experiment that was worth pursuing': The News Letter
Collective responsibility conspicuous by its absence: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Unionists still persist with meaningless motions: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney
Day of tough decisions could end: The News Letter
Darwin Templeton
Assembly at crisis point: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Fallout from minister's CTI decision: The News Letter
Editorial
Human Rights Commission enters Irish language row: UTV Internet
Ó Cuív urges move on NI language act: Ireland.com
McElduff – dismissal of Irish Language Act a 'missed opportunity': Ulster Herald
Paul McElwee
Pursuit police 'may cross border': BBC
Plea for an end to 'war against Orange Order': The News Letter
Colin O'Carroll
Police not at fault says Ombudsman: The News Letter
Colin O'Carroll
O'Loan 'hampered' in massacre probe – John Dallat: Derry Journal
Ian Cullen
Paisley rounds on Dallat over Greysteel allegations: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
My journey from evil bomb tragedy: Liverpool Echo
Thomas Martin
Families of Omagh dead given brush off by Home Office chief: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
FF is real beneficiary of Brown's dithering: (from the Irish News, Oct 17)
Brian Feeney
Pope may visit Northern Ireland: RTE
A red hat for the North: Irish Independent (Oct 18)
Editorial
There are many good reasons why we should back England tomorrow: Irish Examiner
Matt Cooper
Thursday, October 18
Stormont showdown: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Executive in crisis: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Call for compromise on NI language act: Ireland.com
All you need is, er, lots of State cash: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Poots has politicised Irish Language Act: (from the Irish News)
Robert McMillen
No cash translates as no Irish language: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Politicians must keep hands off courts – Fraser: The News Letter
Loyalist funding decision for debate: Ireland.com
Loyalist group must look to change: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Political storm blowing through Stormont: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Ritchie 'left high and dry' by three governments and parties: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Schumer pleads for the McAllisters: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Nelson probe panel set date: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Watchdog defends decision to readvertise post: UTV Internet
Decision on council cuts further delayed: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Demand for passports from the North soars: Irish Post
Minister accused of 'playing favourites': The News Letter
DUP keeps distance from issue: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Considered reaction to book flak: The Herald
Hugh MacDonald
Wednesday, October 17
Minister pulls plug on loyalist funding: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
C of I calls on UDA to decommission: Ireland.com
Tensions laid bare in UDA debate: BBC
Martina Purdy
Frankie says relax, Ritchie has no-one to back her up: (from the Irish News)
Susan McKay
Irish Language Bill blocked: The News Letter
Poots made 'big mistake' on Irish: Derry Journal
Unionists demand more say on forum: (from the Irish News)
Time for all rights to be respected: The News Letter
Editorial
Fund-raising for Irish unity: Boston Globe (Oct 15)
Kevin Cullen
Dissidents defend 'name and shame' move: Derry Journal
Republican gangs still pose a lethal threat, warns PSNI chief: Irish Independent
Stone – BBC comedy helped me plan raid on Stormont: (from the News of the World, Oct 14)
Martin Breen
Threats in prison: (from the News of the World, Oct 14)
Martin Breen
Police 'could not stop massacre': BBC
Portraits of a wounded land: Savannah Morning News (Oct 16)
Doug Wyatt
Bigotry not just Rangers problem – academic: The News Letter — Part 2
The 'province' is on the mainland: Derry Journal
Language barriers – Irish at the expense of education?: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Tuesday, October 16
Robinson points to better days: The News Letter
Robinson seeks radical shake-up of Stormont: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
SF guilty of 'dragging feet' – claim: The News Letter
Future of Irish act 'in balance': BBC
Cracks in cohesion show as the honeymoon ends: (from the Irish News)
Tom Kelly
We're in the dark over Ritchie's next move, says UDA: Belfast Telegraph
Stephen Breen
Ritchie must retain her influence with the UDA: (from the Sunday Times, Oct 14)
Liam Clarke
Trouble 'linked to UDA feuding': BBC
'Murder bid' on dissident loyalist: Sunday Life (Oct 14)
Stephen Breen
Hall arsons are 'ethnic assault': BBC
We need magnanimity that values diversity: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Bohs fans to present Tavern owner with cheque: Derry Journal
Stephen Emerson
Man given 22 years for sectarian attack: RTE
Ministers escape MLAs grilling on victims post: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Sincerity is key to victims post: (from the Irish News, Oct 9)
Editorial
Orange call for 'roof fall' details: The News Letter
Controversial 'bomb-maker' t-shirt on sale in Belfast: (from the Sunday Tribune, Oct 14)
Suzanne Breen
Students angry at all-Irish demand: Irish Independent
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