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Monday, September 15
DUP warns SF it will trigger crisis if Executive fails to meet this week: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
O'Dowd warns not enough progress: BBC
Durkan – SDLP is a rigorous defender of power-sharing: Irish News (Sep 13)
Concern as Assembly reconvenes: UTV Internet
Local government stands at threshold: BBC
Jim Fitzpatrick
'Bombers' were tracked across border by GCHQ on their way to Omagh: The Guardian
Robert Booth
Explainer – GCHQ monitoring: The Guardian
Richard Norton-Taylor
'Phone-tap lapse' adds to Omagh inquiry demands: The Times
David Sharrock
Police chief rejects republican's letter claim: Irish News (Sep 13)
Liz Trainor
Bomb discovered in border village: BBC
Morrison slams secret acquittal: Irish News (Sep 13)
Barry McCaffrey
Stamp out sectarianism: Scotland on Sunday
Editorial
Sunday, September 14
SDLP feels untimely wrath of big brother: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
DUP and Sinn Fein bicker while public suffers: Belfast Media
Anna Lo
Suspect in O'Hagan murder flees south: The Observer
Henry McDonald
GCHQ recorded Omagh bombers, TV show to claim: Sunday Independent
Alasdair Palmer
The words that might have saved Omagh: Sunday Telegraph
John Ware
The Informers: Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
Louth man faces extradition over arms link: The Sunday Times
Brendan McGuigan
Parades forum severs ties with Commission: The News Letter
Defiant marchers vow to ignore parade ruling: Belfast Media
Ciarán Barnes
Unionists see red in Tyrone flags row: The News Letter
Derek Hussey & Barry McElduff
I'm sorry, but I have to go, says Fr Troy: Belfast Media
Áine McEntee
Holy Cross dismay at loss of riot priest: The Sunday Times
June Caldwell
British Euro-sceptics are directing Ireland's political agenda: Sunday Business Post
Saturday, September 13
Foyle MP Mark Durkan says his comments in a speech in Oxford last week have been misquoted and misrepresented, and he certainly did not call for an end to power-sharing.: Derry Journal
'Executive has to get back to business': The News Letter
DUP defector joins TUV: The News Letter
Legal challenge to use of taser guns: UTV Internet
Car-bombers aimed to kill: Irish News
Editorial
Sectarian attacks at east Belfast interface: The News Letter
Legal history made as family 'invited' to appeal cases: Irish News
Civil servant forced to remove GAA flag: The News Letter
City council to tackle hate crime: BBC (Sep 8)
Have faith in our schools' future: Belfast Telegraph (Sep 9)
Editorial
Dodds promotes cross-border trade: Derry Journal
Putting their Troubles behind them: Minneapolis Star Tribune
Sue Doyle
Green, white and orange has changed to a rainbow state: Irish Examiner (Sep 10)
Shaun Connolly
Friday, September 12
Robinson snub in Executive row: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Agreement and nothing less: Ulster Herald
Editorial
Threats to DUP leadership coming from fringes: Irish News
Jim Gibney
Redressing cooperation imbalance: The News Letter
Editorial
Minister playing to grass roots: Irish News
Editorial
New restrictions placed on Newcastle parade: Down Democrat
Joanne Crozier
Dissidents' attack was a case of mistaken identity: Belfast Telegraph
Matthew McCreary
Woman 'felt bomb drop from car': BBC
UVF gang 'held me and bit my face': Irish News
Allison Morris
Five held over journalist Martin O'Hagan murder: Belfast Telegraph
Matthew McCreary
UUP accused of sexist campaign against Foster: The News Letter
Maginness may stand for European seat: Irish News
William Graham
£26.5m robbery trial 'ludicrous': BBC
Accused's phone records should be 'inadmissible': Irish News
Army kept chaos at bay in the north says bishop: Irish News
Victory in battle for peace: The Gazette (Colchester)
Gareth Palmer
Soldiers paved the way to peace: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Wilson had NI 'doomsday' plan: BBC
Fury as actress tells film festival 'I would have joined the IRA': The Independent
Amol Rajan
Skogland strikes deal with subject of IRA biopic: Toronto Globe and Mail (Sep 10)
James Adams
Ireland to dash French treaty hopes: Financial Times (Sep 11)
John Murray Brown
O'Dea opposes any talk of EU defence opt-outs: The Irish Times
Stephen Collins & Barry Roche
Thursday, September 11
Call to end political stand-off in North: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Durkan ensured SDLP will never share power: Irish News
Brian Feeney
Talk of removing Stormont's 'ugly scaffolding' is premature: The Irish Times
Frank Millar
Northern Ireland conflict remembered: The Guardian
Stephen Bates
Baroness Thatcher pays tribute to troops who died in Northern Ireland: Daily Telegraph
Andrew Pierce and Thomas Harding
'We were proud to serve this wee country of ours': The News Letter
An IRA bullet in the spine at 19: The Times
Irish recruits sign up for British Army in cross-border revolution: The Times
David Sharrock
Why the Troubles are gone but never forgotten: BBC
Mark Simpson
We owe the Army a debt of gratitude: The News Letter
Editorial
Dissidents 'wanted officer dead': BBC
Envoy scrap: Irish Echo
Susan Garraty
Troubles survivor says past won't ruin her life: Newry Democrat
Brendan Breen
Republic's officials banned by Wilson: Irish News
Claire Simpson
Green party slams DUP ban on advisor from Republic: Belfast Telegraph
Anger over DUP minister's ban on Dublin officials: Irish Independent
Steven McCaffery
Dual mandate row continues on Fermanagh campaign trail: The News Letter
SDLP leader says Flanagan vote will warn DUP and Sinn Fein: Fermanagh Herald
Five held over journalist's murder: RTE
Real IRA man's phone records should be inadmissible, Omagh case told: Evening Herald
Omagh bomb accused wanted England attacked: Belfast Telegraph
Northern raid – full details of the opening statement by the prosecution: Belfast Telegraph
Sectarian abuse 'preceded murder': BBC
Republicans 'painting post boxes green': The News Letter
'Fifty Dead Men' touched a nerve for its star: Hollywood Reporter
Etan Vlessing
Wednesday, September 10
Brown to focus minds with North visit: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
IRA Army Council must go – Campbell: Derry Journal
SF fury at Durkan call to scrap power-sharing: The News Letter
Talks to focus on Maze Stadium: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
The Stormont Show is our very own soap: Derry Journal
Norman Hamill
Policing and justice keystone: The News Letter
Liam Clarke
North's been airbrushed out of all things British: Irish News
Breidge Gadd
'Signage needed to mark border' – Allister: The News Letter
Parties rally support for Fermanagh election: Belfast Telegraph
Steven McCaffery
Bomb factory swoop halts gang bloodbath: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Man jailed after UDA rehearsal: UTV Internet
Ex-prisoners are not common criminals: Belfast Media
Editorial
Almost 700 loyalist flags removed: Derry Journal
Joint faith schools backed by 67%: Belfast Telegraph
Kathryn Torney
Parishioners plead with Passionists: Belfast Media
Áine McEntee
Northern Bank accused made late change to staff rota, trial hears: Irish Examiner
Ian Graham
McIlveen murder case opens to packed court: Irish News
Maeve Connolly
Commemoration service for Operation Banner: The News Letter
IRA mole lifts legal threat to movie: The Irish Times
Michael Dwyer
In conversation with an international observer: The Island (Sri Lanka)
Kath Noble
Tuesday, September 9
Talks set to continue at Stormont: BBC
Unionists welcome Durkan comments: Irish News
Bill of rights hot topic: Irish News
Margaret Canning
Durkan's plan is 'fantasy politics' – Anderson: Derry Journal
Last opportunity for the paramilitaries to deliver: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
DUP dialogue a positive move: Irish News
Editorial
Garda warn of dissident threat: Belfast Telegraph
Republicans 'living in dangerous age' – dissidents told: Derry Journal
Typical Belfast greeting after a summer of rest: Irish News (Sep 6)
James Kelly
Haddock wants 'media black-out': BBC
Rethink parade policy, Sir Reg urges objectors: The News Letter
Real needs suffer in electoral worries: Irish News
Roy Garland
Protest over soccer match on Sunday: The News Letter
Parents' backing for joint faith schools: Belfast Telegraph
Kathryn Torney
Schools reaping rewards of cultural appreciation: Irish News
Simon Doyle
Trial of Northern Bank raid accused to begin: IrishTimes.com
Six go on trial for Antrim boy's murder: RTE
DUP support for GAA pitch in North: Evening Herald
Steven McCaffery
Monday, September 8
Straw urges devolution of justice: Irish News (Sep 6)
McGimpsey says no to Tory merger: BBC
SDLP calls for end to cross-party coalition: Irish News (Sep 6)
William Graham
Durkan says bill of rights could end need to 'designate': The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Ineptness casts doubt on DUP's political sanity: Irish News (Sep 5)
Denis Bradley
Let army council wither or peace could die on the vine: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
Criminal justice inspector named: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Republicans name alleged drug dealers on Bebo: (from the Sunday Tribune, Sep 7)
Suzanne Breen
Young people joining RIRA and CIRA worry Woodward: Irish News (Sep 5)
William Graham
Gangs arming for war: Derry Journal
Ian Cullen
INLA and UDA guns 'linked to Holland': Irish News (Sep 5)
Liz Trainor
Shootings never the answer: Belfast Media (Sep 4)
Editorial
Clergy call for senior Royal to attend synod: The News Letter (Sep 3)
Grand master 'not hampered' by controversial Catholic rule: Irish News (Sep 5)
Rebecca Black
Northern Ireland's troubled generation: United Church Observer
Kevin Spurgaitis
State may consider EU defence opt-out to pass Lisbon Treaty: The Irish Times
Jamie Smythmark Hennessy
Conservative win would 'fuel support for independence': The Herald
Robbie Dinwoodie
Sunday, September 7
Stormont deadlock 'can be broken': BBC
Frightening men haven't gone away: Sunday Independent
Emer O'Kelly
SDLP says bill would free parties: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Dissident IRA gangs 'a threat': Sunday Independent
Bernard Purcell
DUP tell loyalists to lay down their guns: The News Letter
'Good policing' helped avert sectarian attacks: The News Letter
IRA intelligence 'passed to MI5': The Sunday Times
June Caldwell
Maze escapee Brennan faces US residency hearing: (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Jim Dee
'I'll quit if UUP merges with Tories': The Observer
Henry McDonald
A union that adds up for Cameron, but not for the people: The Observer
Christopher McGimpsey
Man questioned over Quinn murder released: RTE
Irish website removes 'unsuitable' soldier comments: The News Letter
Leaders of Ulster Project decide time to move on: New Orleans Times-Picayune
Hope Mazzeno
Obama's VP choice names Wolfe Tone as his hero: Belfast Telegraph (Sep 4)
Why do we tolerate this bile?: The Times (Sep 4)
Graham Spiers
Say yes to the union of Scotland and England: Sunday Telegraph
Iain Martin
Saturday, September 6
UUP leader hits out at deadlocked Executive: The News Letter
Sinn Fein acting like children – McCrea: The News Letter
Is there enough goodwill left to get Stormont running again?: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Transfer of justice powers would help stability in the North, says Mansergh: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
If you've finished posturing, can we get on with politics, please?: Belfast Telegraph
Laurence White
DUP delegation has talks with loyalist paramilitaries: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Sinn Fein councillor warned of paramilitary death threat: Antrim Times
Lorna McKay
Guns could have ended up with 'dissident republicans': Irish Examiner
Cormac O'Keeffe
Man killed in crash had claimed he was facing IRA death threat: Irish Examiner
Colm Kelpie and Linda McGrory
Gun victim vows to flee Twinbrook: Belfast Media
Ciarán Barnes
Peaceful marching season frees police to focus on burglars: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Ex-IRA member says bias behind belated deportation: San Antonio Express-News (Sep 3)
Hernán Rozemberg
Kennedy, Neal tapped for Obama Irish panel: Springfield Republican
Jo-Ann Moriarty
Next president must keep North in plain sight: Irish Echo
Robin Wilson
Lure of combat draws Irish men and women to British army: The Irish Times
Conor Lally
Mayor to boycott RIR city centre parade: Belfast Media
IRA t-shirts issue expected to be discussed: Ballymoney Times
Mayor and officials in row over Stoneyford funds form: Belfast Media
Ciarán Barnes
Friday, September 5
Pressure on Unionists to back down on IRA: Financial Times
John Murray Brown and Jimmy Burn
Adams says IRA left the stage some time ago: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
DUP – Talks to end summer of stalemate 'useful': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
'IRA army council irrelevant' – Orde: The News Letter
DUP repeats call for 'end of IRA' statement: Belfast Telegraph
Tense times for Northern Ireland: BBC
Mark Simpson
The IRA is now sleeping and there's no need to wake it up: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
The IRA – nothing to worry about?: Guardian.co.uk
Malachi O'Doherty
Fast talking: UTV Internet
Ken Reid
Time for DUP to observe the foundations of Agreement: Belfast Telegraph
Mitchel McLaughlin
How police power is crucial to Sinn Fein's state of mind: Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann
In praise of ... the Independent Monitoring Commission: The Guardian
Editorial
Is 'council' gone?: The News Letter
Editorial
Devolution deadlock must end: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
It's peace, the IRA's dead: Daily Mirror (Sep 4)
Editorial
Fresh arrest made in Quinn murder probe: Irish Independent
Shane Phelan
Councillors to meet again over Irish language officer: Impartial Reporter
Their bravery is a credit to our island of Ireland: The Irish Times
Paddy Bury
Chief constable denies trying to 'railroad' use of Taser guns in North: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Bands probe urged: Newry Democrat
Extortion threats 'unacceptable': Down Democrat
Joanne Crozier
Loyalist death threat condemned: Fermanagh Herald
Time real lessons were learned from Civil Rights era: Irish News
Eoin O'Broin
Obama makes U-turn on Northern Irish peace envoy: Belfast Telegraph
Jim Dee
Obama's New Irish Counsel: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Editorial
Obama urged to act on arms firm: Irish News (Sep 1)
Brown in defence of Union with strongest attack yet: The Herald
Michael Settle
McConnell attacks Salmond for ending anti-bigotry summits: The Scotsman (Sep 4)
David Maddox
Thursday, September 4
The IRA Is No Longer A Threat, Report Says: Washington Post
Kevin Sullivan
IRA no longer seen as a threat: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
IRA Army Council no longer a threat, says PUP: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
NI parties try to break deadlock: BBC
Sinn Fein 'denying SDLP ministry': The News Letter
The men who rule the IRA: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
No surprise in DUP's guarded response: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
The IRA war is over and old soldiers really do fade away: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
The North or Northern Ireland? Textual politics matter: The Irish Times
Fionnuala O'Connor
Political pipsqueak has DUP running scared: Irish News
Brian Feeney
Saving lives has to be the priority: The News Letter
Editorial
Suspects say they are not involved in city shootings: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey and Alan Erwin
Controversial parade deemed a success: Newry Democrat
Loyalist flags scheme stemmed from threats: Derry Journal
Ian Cullen
Travelling down a one way street: The News Letter
N R Greer
Attack on Mayor over Hunger Strike event: Derry Journal
Obama Creates Irish 'Dream Team': Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Cahir O'Doherty
Mac attack: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Banter 'can cross religious divide': BBC
'Bandit country' still no-go for tourists: Irish News
Diana Rusk
Time for truth on CR gas at Kesh: Belfast Media (Sep 1)
Editorial
Delight at Belfast parade move: The News Letter
More people from Republic opting to join British army: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Scots Secretary role consigned to history books after 305 years: The Scotsman
Ross Lydall
Wednesday, September 3
IRA ruling Army Council may be disbanded: The Independent
David McKittrick
Report due out on status of IRA: BBC
Commanders of IRA 'must disband to end impasse': Irish Independent
Tom Brady and Aine Kerr
McGuinness 'optimistic' of success with Robinson: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
The IRA – time for a decisive winding down?: Belfast Telegraph
Time for progress is now: The News Letter
Liam Clarke
Parishioners start petition urging order to rescind Fr Troy's transfer: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Police ombudsman defends spending at his former office: Belfast Telegraph
Nazi blunders bred by history of mutual distrust: Irish News (Sep 1)
Roy Garland
Paramilitary shooting investigated in Dunmurry: UTV Internet
Prison officer voices CR gas fears: Belfast Media
Ciarán Barnes
Belfast council disagrees over reception for returning troops: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Army families get deserved tribute parade: The News Letter
Editorial
Re-imaging the Shankill Road – painting out the paramilitaries: Irish News (Sep 1)
Boots pull union jack t-shirts after complaint: Belfast Media
Joe Diamond
Obama seeks help from top Irish-Americans: The Irish Times
Denis Staunton
Tuesday, September 2
IRA army council still exists but no longer a threat, watchdog to report: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan & Mark Hennessy
IMC to declare IRA have 'disappeared': Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Political stalemate – here we go again: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Assembly rows can be resolved: Irish News
Editorial
Leadership would not be out of place: The Irish Times
Editorial
A farewell to arms: Irish Independent
Editorial
Unionism must be defined for impasse to be resolved: Irish News (Aug 30)
Patrick Murphy
Sinn Fein calls on Eirigi group to explain policy on policing: Irish News (Aug 29)
Orangemen hail new order in South: The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Loyalist march banned from mixed estates: Irish News (Aug 29)
Barry McCaffrey
A successful year for the Loyal Orders: The News Letter
Editorial
SF condemns 'sick' loyalist death threats: IrishTimes.com
Man blames INLA for gun attack at his home: Irish News
Andrea McKernon
Civic honour for troops approved: Belfast Telegraph
Matthew McCreary
'I'm thankful that these men and women are home': The News Letter
Naomi Long
Police reform body expenses attacked: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
'I pray every day that no child will have to suffer that again': Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Police told Fr Troy to flee across the border: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Ex-Celtic captain Lennon beaten unconscious in sectarian attack: The Independent
Lucy Christie
Talking to terrorists not always successful for peace: (from the Sunday Tribune, Aug 31)
Suzanne Breen
Monday, September 1
Provisional IRA defectors behind new Ulster violence: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Report on IRA bosses expected to find no threat: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
Northern Ireland – Peace process still in the balance: The Scotsman
Stephen McGinty
Compromise is the only way out of this: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Question of trust for Ulster: The News Letter (Aug 24)
James Dingley
PUP hits out at Sinn Fein in parade row: The News Letter (Aug 26)
Art of compromise on display: Irish Independent
David McKittrick
New book claims British Army colluded with loyalists: Belfast Telegraph (Aug 25)
IFA open to debate over new anthem: The News Letter (Aug 26)
Tour of plaques for IRA dead: Derry Journal (Aug 25)
Obama running mate has links with Province: The News Letter (Aug 25)
The road less travelled is not the one for us: The Irish Times (Aug 30)
Paul Gillespie
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