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Monday, September 30
Robinson could face action over road blockage: UTV Internet
Withdrawal of funding for discrimination cases: Sunday Business Post
Paul T Colgan
UUP 'turning back the clock' on police reform says SDLP: Irish Independent
Trimble ally deselected: Belfast Telegraph (Sep 26)
Chris Thornton
Bush to Cut Northern Ireland Money?: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Georgina Brennan
Adams linked to IRA killings: Daily Telegraph
Sandra Laville
Adams 'at heart' of IRA's most shameful killing campaign: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Why was Gerry Adams talking to Britain just two years after the Brighton bomb?: The Sunday Times (Sep 29)
John Burns
Battle joined in propaganda war: Sunday Life (Sep 29)
Adair fears 'dark forces' attack: Sunday Life (Sep 29)
Loyalists blamed for pipe bombing: BBC
Mural meets fowl play?: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
The Greatest Irish American of His Era: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
IRA informer launches anti-terrorist consultancy: Sunday Business Post
Paul T Colgan
Dissident republican trio held in armed raids probe: Irish Independent
Elaine Keogh
Orange Order in Catholic link: The Sunday Times (Sep 29)
Liam Clarke
Major prize for Bloody Sunday film: Derry Journal (Sep 24)
Tassles among the Trimbles for Ulster mag: The Observer (Sep 22)
Henry McDonald
Peace Rather Than Pipedreams: The Blanket (Sep 19)
Sean Smyth
Europe's future 'rests in Irish hands': The Guardian
Ian Black
Sunday, September 29
Envoy - Sinn Fein must be part of peace: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Durkan slams unionist tactics: UTV Internet
The North needs Trimble and Ahern to ride out Flood: Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
Slow march to suicide: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Nothing but the same old story...: (from Irelandclick.com, Sep 27)
Limp-wristed response to Trimble will fail: Sunday Business Post
Brian Feeney
An end in sight?: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Former hero Adair top of UDA 'hit list': The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Let's deal with UDA mafia and its band of criminals: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Key IRA position for bomb master: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Hardliners on verge of split: The Sunday Times
Christine and Liam Clarke
FBI Needed for McKevitt Hearing: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Mairead Carey
True tale of IRA 'martyrs' revealed: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Thatcher 'in talks with IRA after Brighton bomb': The Sunday Times
John Burns
McConville killing "inconceivable" without Adams knowledge: (from Sunday Tribune)
Ed Moloney
A bomber's redemption: The Sunday Times
Henry Sinnerton
Haughey met UVF in secret: The Sunday Times
John Burns
Sick of the cry of the offended: Sunday Independent (Sep 22)
Eilis O'Hanlon
Murder suspect not yet questioned: BBC
New twist to base break-in: Belfast Telegraph
Ashleigh Wallace
In Ulster, Reliving Its Day of Infamy: New York Times
Brian Lavery
Scottish independence is a pipedream: The Observer
Will Hutton
Saturday, September 28
A choice of party or country?: BBC
Mark Devenport
Time to get tough, says McGimpsey: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Another deadline looms: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Gang feuds mar anniversary of Unionist triumph: The Times
David Lister
Tensions high as loyalist split deepens: Daily Telegraph
Sandra Laville
From UDA hero to traitor in five months, the violent rise and fall of Johnny Adair: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Security forces bid to curb loyalist gang feud: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Loyalist terror groups have no mandate from mainstream unionism and should disband: The News Letter
Editorial
Taking the gun out of politics: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
O'Hagan murder suspect yet to be questioned: UTV Internet
Terrorist Umbrella Group is headed by ex-cop: (from Sunday People, Sep 22)
Joe Oliver
Boundless talent waiting in the wings: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Unionists 'trying to halt police reform': BBC
'Police helped IRA steal Special Branch secrets': Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Protestant 'other' or a Catholic 'other'?: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Haass Too Close to Reid?: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Equality Commission is plunged into crisis: (from Sunday People, Sep 22)
Brenda O'Neill
Lennon on death threat: UTV Internet
Paisley heckled in Isle of Man: Irish Post/IrishAbroad.com
UVF parade through Belfast city centre: BBC
Somme era recalled: Belfast Telegraph
Eddie McIlwaine
Friday, September 27
Loyalists gear up for feud: The Scotsman
John Innes
Terror group warns 'military aciton' against rivals: The News Letter (Sep 26)
'UVF still on ceasefire'- Ervine: The News Letter (Sep 26)
Gemma Murray
Adair strikes back at his opponents: The Independent
David McKittrick
Why UDA dumped Adair: BBC
Brian Rowan
Writing on wall as feud looms: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
UVF 'historical march' to go ahead: BBC
Ulster loyalists join with mafia in refugee racket: (from Sunday People, Sep 22)
Sinead King
Saving Private Trimble - what a flop: (from Irelandclick.com)
Unwise in Ulster: Boston Globe (Sep 26)
Editorial
Sinn Fein unrest at Maskey: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
McElduff to attend Columbia court trial: Ulster Herald
Rosetta Donnelly
Sinn Fein slams attacks on PSNI recruits: The News Letter (Sep 26)
Attwood, Kelly clash over weapons for PSNI recruits: (from Irelandclick.com)
Reservists top police talks agenda: BBC
Crime crisis must be tackled head on: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
PSNI must abandon 50/50 recruitment policy: The News Letter (Sep 26)
Editorial
Congress orders Ulster human rights probe: Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll
One year on and Marty O'Hagan's killers roam free. Is there a conspiracy of silence?: (from Sunday People, Sep 22)
Mick Browne
Killers of Sunday World journalist get 'free rein': Sunday Business Post (Sep 22)
Barry O'Kelly
Mansergh 'helped McAleese' get top job: The Sunday Times (Sep 22)
John Burns
--------- Bloody Sunday News ---------
No conspiracy - widgery official: Belfast Telegraph
Larry Deeney
Thursday, September 26
Loyalists splinter in N. Ireland: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Loyalists in hiding after UDA expels 'Mad Dog': The Independent
David McKittrick
Fear of all-out war among loyalist paramilitaries as UDA expels Adair: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Loyalists jailed after police foil cup final plot to ship explosives: The Scotsman
John Staples
Adair pal hits at jail warning: Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald
Loyalists blamed for shooting: Irish Independent
John Devine
The new loyalist lingo: H-e-e-e-r's 'Tiocfaidh: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
Trimble 'now runs scared of his rivals': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Hass 'concerned' at unionist threat: BBC
Re-negotiation of pact inevitable: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Northern Ireland executive under threat: Guardian Unlimited
Mark Oliver
Devolution in Ulster 'made no difference': Belfast Telegraph
Bring Joe back: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
Parade ban urged by father of UVF victim: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
PSNI recruiting bid: UTV Internet
Student police officers get personal protection weapons: The News Letter
At last, someone has said it ...: Belfast Telegraph (Sep 21)
Barry White
Bishop Daly - No collusion over Claudy bombing: Derry Journal
SF concerned over Equality Commission cases: UTV Internet (Sep 19)
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McGuiness 'was with gunmen': The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Aim of Bloody Sunday 'was 300 arrests': Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Ex-army press officer's Bloody Sunday revelations: UTV Internet
Wednesday, September 25
Leaders meet over unionist threat: BBC
SF warn British not to suspend North assembly: Irish Independent
John Devine
UUP threats encourage sectarian killings, says Adams: The Scotsman
Downing St responds to UUP meeting: RTE
Trimble puts power before peace: The Guardian
Niall Stanage
The stark choice facing Sinn Fein: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Claim Adair is in rift with other leaders: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
British linked to Greysteel UFF murders: (from Irelandclick.com, Sep 23)
Crime detection falls in Ulster amid rise in bombings and shootings: The Independent
Matthew Beard
Getting tough plan to tackle sectarianism: The News Letter
'Long way to go' to eradicate sectarianism - PRG chief: Derry Journal (Sep 20)
Anger as UVF threatens estate vandals: Belfast Telegraph (Sep 21)
North's human rights body cannot deliver: Sunday Business Post (Sep 22)
Inez McCormack
What's Good For The Goose: The Blanket (Sep 15)
Anthony McIntyre
O'Loan plea to Claudy letter writer: Belfast Telegraph
Ciaran O'Neill
Minister assesses city of culture bid: BBC (Sep 18)
'Sunday' film to boycott Israeli film festival: Derry Journal (Sep 20)
Bloody Sunday bill hits £50m: The Sunday Times (Sep 22)
Jonathan Calvert
--------- Bloody Sunday News ---------
Bloody Sunday Paras were a 'jolly good' unit, says general: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Soldiers who shot 13 dead 'not thugs': The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Tuesday, September 24
Sanctions to start in six weeks: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Trimble accused of setting out to destroy Good Friday agreement: The Scotsman
John Innes
Trimble move has sparked political crisis, warns Durkan: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Trimble dismisses 'anti-Agreement' claims: BBC
A wake-up call or a cry for help from the brink?: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Trimble - What now for Ulster Unionism?: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Deadline throws down challenge to the DUP: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Nailing the lie on power-sharing: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Democratic process under threat from extremists: The News Letter
Editorial
Fears grow of loyalist feud: BBC
Brian Rowan
Adair cheers gun charge loyalist: Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald
Belfast's “Poor White Trash” and the Dead Dogmas of the Past: The Blanket (Sep 19)
Brian Kelly
Trimble denies blocking police college: UTV Internet
Explosive new tapes to lift lid on Omagh bomb: (from Irelandclick.com)
Allison Morris
Cowen 'snubs' Omagh families: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
NI Assembly row over Lurgan disturbance: UTV Internet
Ex-IRA men form terror advice body: Belfast Telegraph (Sep 21)
Michael McHugh
Appeal in IRA murder claim: UTV Internet
Appeal to soldiers for Bloody Sunday truth: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Bloody Sunday probe in London: Irish Independent
George Jackson
Ireland may take Britain's tax haven decision to EU court: Sunday Business Post
Ed Micheau
Monday, September 23
Embattled Trimble calls on the IRA to 'surrender': Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Trimble urges IRA men to join Sinn Féin to save peace process: Irish Examiner
Alan Erwin
Tension builds over Trimble deadline: BBC
Voter unrest could signal halt to the peace process: The Herald
Chris Thornton
Agreement cannot be imposed if sides are unwilling, says Reid: Irish Independent
John Devine
Double whammy for sad UUP: Sunday Life (Sep 22)
Lynda Gilby
Trimble's latest turn comes from a leader not up to task: Irish Independent
James Downey
Crisis in Irish nationalism: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
Unionist ultimatum UUC sets democratic clocks back: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Trimble standing on shaky ground: Sunday Life (Sep 22)
Editorial
Killing the Agreement: Irish Independent
Editorial
Ulster struggles to find way out of the Maze: The Times
David Lister
Memorial medals for prison staff: Irish Independent (Sep 20)
Louise McCall
Sinn Fein is 'about to join' North Police Board: Irish Independent
Susan Garraty
Lower Than The Lowest of the Low: The Blanket (Sep 19)
Liam O Ruairc
PSNI 'will combat paramilitary threat': BBC
O'Loan urged to re-open assault probe: Belfast Telegraph (Sep 19)
Chris Thornton
UVF's 'march of shame' is slammed: Sunday Life (Sep 22)
De Brun in hot spot over fire chief: The News Letter (Sep 19)
Jackie McKeown
Derry CS gas probe rejected: Derry Journal (Sep 20)
Brendan McDaid
Plan to kill 'IRA priest': Sunday Life (Sep 22)
Sunday, September 22
Irish Protestants Threaten to Quit Power-Sharing Government: New York Times
Warren Hoge
UUP gives IRA an ultimatum: Put an end to violence or else: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
They can't go on meeting like this: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
Stormont threatened by Trimble's trembling: Sunday Business Post
Paul T Colgan
The UUC - Heart of a party: BBC
Trimble is 'wrecking Agreement': The Observer
Henry McDonald
Trimble compromise averts unionist drama: BBC
Mark Devenport
Top Cat?: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre (Sep 19)
Trimble needs support to maintain peace: The Sunday Times
Henry Patterson
Ruling will mean a sea-change for the Orange Order: (from Irelandclick.com, Sep 20)
Editorial
IRA hardliners take control of army council: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
A shambles on the brink of a disaster: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Voters hit by new electoral rules in North: Sunday Business Post
Paul T Colgan
Gun attacks blamed on loyalists: UTV Internet
Loyalist leader held after gun find: BBC
Loyalist target Maskey asks for permission to carry gun: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
SDLP star deficit as Rodgers bows out: Sunday Business Post
Maol Muire Tynan
IRA informer makes yet another killing from his bad old days: The Times (Sep 19)
Andrew Pierce
SDLP's Irish language demands: UTV Internet (Sep 19)
Inside File - Cowen, Powell on same page: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Police file confirms priest directed Claudy bombing: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Ulster Minister: Euro 2008 bid is 'doomed': The Observer
Stephen Khan and Henry McDonald
Saturday, September 21
Trimble faces sternest test as critics demand radical change: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
We must pull out says Donaldson: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Unionists 'in panic' claim: UTV Internet
Trimble risks crisis over 'do-nothing' SF policy: Irish Independent
Dan McGinn
Unionist jitters ahead of crucial meeting: BBC
Martina Purdy
A Deal with Durkin Can Save the Agreement: Fortnight
Duncan Shipley Dalton
Defining moment for peace process: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Border poll would benefit UUP, SDLP: (from The Irish Times, Sep 19)
Steven King
Colombia 3 lawyer 'gets death threat on mobile': Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Loyalist on witness protection programme: UTV Internet
All capable of monitoring violence: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
SDLP man hits out at Sinn Fein on policing: Belfast Telegraph
Ciaran O'Neill
Orangemen call for pub to give Red Hand its marching orders: The Scotsman
Jim McBeth
Time to ring the changes on the Angelus bell so we are more inclusive of all beliefs: Irish Independent
Bruce Arnold
Does this letter prove a priest was behind IRA bombing?: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Nationalist claims that priest led IRA bombers: The Independent
David McKittrick
Republicans 'confirm priest was IRA bomber': Daily Telegraph
Republicans rubbish 'Provo' priest claims: Derry Journal
'It became obvious Father Chesney was south Derry's answer to Bonnie and Clyde': The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Was a priest behind the Claudy bombing?: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Heath denies giving order to send in regiment: Daily Telegraph
Friday, September 20
Trimble faces new challenge from Unionist hardliners: The Independent
David McKittrick
Trimble in tough warning to UUP rebels: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Trimble protege turns on her leader: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Unionists 'must get tough': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Trimble finds fewer friends to go once more unto the breach: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
Trimble's Follies and the Death of the Agreement: Fortnight
Adrian Guelke
Critical time for Trimble: The Guardian
Editorial
Ahern 'positive' over SF policing stance: UTV Internet
Trimble expecting SF policing u-turn: RTE
Hardliners slam SF policing move: UTV Internet
Golden opportunity for Mr Orde: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
'I've never had any trouble with people from here': (from The Irish Times, Sep 19)
Suzanne Breen
Gun victim Jim Gray is "comfortable": Belfast Telegraph
McGuinness's IRA questions: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
IRA not only kill but lie as well - Gregory Campbell: Derry Journal (Sep 17)
Church in angry reaction to Claudy letter: Belfast Telegraph
Roisin Cox
Priest's remarkable confession raises serious questions about Claudy bombing: The News Letter (Sep 17)
Editorial
Praise for Celtic's move on bigotry: Belfast Telegraph
Ashleigh Wallace
Orange arch decision 'unlawful': BBC
Heath to give probe evidence in London: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett
More IRA members to testify: UTV Internet
Ireland fixes date for re-run of referendum: Financial Times
John Murray Brown and George Parker
Thursday, September 19
Reid announces independent monitor: UTV Internet
SF dismisses appointment of monitor as a sop to Trimble: Irish Independent
Bernard Purcell
Molyneaux warns of 'damage' to unionism: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Trimble faces party crisis: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding and George Jones
Scumbaggery feeling squeeze: Belfast Telegraph
Steven King
No straight-talking in Northern politics: (from the News Letter)
Suzanne Breen
Fears of LVF/UDA feud grow: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
UDA meets over loyalist attacks: BBC
Kentucky Fried terror: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
Pipe bomb terror of pregnant woman: Belfast Telegraph (Sep 17)
Claire Regan
Gardai policing call: UTV Internet
Sinn Fein council to vote on policing: BBC
Govt. turns up pressure on Adams over policing: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
Police seizure of bombs foils dissident republicans: The Independent
David McKittrick
Priest 'confessed to being IRA bomber': Daily Telegraph
Ted Oliver and Jonathan Petre
Alleged cover-up over Claudy bombing: The News Letter (Sep 18)
Ian Starrett
Locals maintain stony silence on priest's 'IRA link': The Times
David Lister
Princess to present prison medal: BBC
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Saville Inquiry - Army performed badly: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett
Bloody Sunday testimony: UTV Internet
Army 'planted nail bombs on victim': BBC
Wednesday, September 18
Adams to meet Blair in London: RTE
Unionists 'should state their alternative to unity': Irish Independent
Dan McGinn
Unionists must get back on track: Belfast Telegraph
Jeffrey Donaldson
'All out war' looms after loyalist shooting: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Adair accused over loyalist shooting: The Times
David Lister
Bomb attack family vow to quit home: Belfast Telegraph
Claire Regan
Majority of Catholics 'back police reform': BBC
Chief Constable Orde: The Blanket (Sep 15)
Terry O'Neill
Shankill welcomes Durkan: UTV Internet
How a priest told of carrying out the Claudy slaughter: The News Letter (Sep 17)
Ian Starrett
Men who gave terrorists their blessing: The Times
David Lister
Survivor to press for new police probe into Claudy bombing: The News Letter (Sep 17)
Protestant clerics get Maynooth honour: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Celtic acts to stamp out fans’ IRA chants: The Scotsman
Angus Wright
City peace body marks 25 years: Belfast Telegraph
Roisin Cox
--------- Bloody Sunday News ---------
Key witness appears at Bloody Sunday inquiry: RTE
Military 'wanted IRA in gunfight': Irish Independent
George Jackson
Troops were 'hyped up' on Bloody Sunday: Belfast Telegraph
Roisin Cox
Tuesday, September 17
Ceasefire monitor not a lifeline for Trimble, says Reid: Irish Independent
Donaldson slams Reid's 'gutter' tactics: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Fighting for Good Friday: Financial Times
Paul Bew
UUP must think long and hard about putting democratically-elected administration at risk: The News Letter (Sep 16)
Editorial
Sinn Fein on policing: UTV Internet
Yes Yes RUC - It’s The Force To Set Us Free: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
Adams accused of Policing u-turn: (from Irelandclick.com)
Orde pledges to catch drive-by gun gang: The News Letter (Sep 16)
Karen Quinn
Rein them in: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
Reid investigates riot prison terms: BBC
And what David?: (from Irelandclick.com)
Danny Morrison
Colombia Three back together after move: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Unionist withdraws remarks on Kelly: Belfast Telegraph
Leading loyalist shot in face: BBC
Grand finale falls flat: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Paying respects to the war dead: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Monday, September 16
Trimble defends 'violence monitor': Irish Independent
Violence monitor's 'thankless' task: BBC
Mark Devenport
Crisis over cop cadets: Sunday Life (Sep 15)
SF accuses police of giving dissidents a free hand: Sunday Business Post (Sep 15)
Paul T Colgan
Gardai set to test PSNI's Gaelic skills: Irish Independent
Knives out for Adair: Sunday Life (Sep 15)
Leading loyalist keeps the peace with Irish passport: Irish Independent
John Walsh
Struggle for power within UDA: Sunday Life (Sep 15)
Connolly moved from prison, then sent back: Sunday Business Post (Sep 15)
Kieron Wood
Republican lord mayor seeks unionist gesture after Somme memorial: Irish Independent
John Walshe
Victims' groups in row over racism: Sunday Life (Sep 15)
North's Human Rights Commission called 'inept': Sunday Business Post (Sep 15)
Paul T Colgan
Fresh twist to O'Loan probe: Sunday Life (Sep 15)
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