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Saturday, September 30
Assembly to debate return of devolution: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
DUP – 'deal must be right': UTV Internet
Bishop in plea over Assembly: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Challenging times faced by countries' premiers: The News Letter
Editorial
Irony of DUP's democratic view: (from the Irish News) — link repaired 8:15EDT (13:15)
Editorial
A peaceful spot designed to get politicos talking: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
No illegal parade records are kept: The News Letter
Spy can give video link evidence: BBC
Omagh bombing trial is adjourned: BBC
Loyalist's trial told of 'paramilitary' photos: (from the Irish News)
Haddock cleared of murder: UTV Internet
Killer's sentence appeal rejected: BBC
Mother to take Holy Cross case to "highest court": North Belfast News
Áine McEntee
600 incidents in 'families' feud': BBC (Feb 27)
Shining the light of truth on killings: North Belfast News — link repaired 8:15EDT (13:15)
JJ Magee
'Entrepreneurial north will take years': (from the Irish News, Sep 26)
James Stinson
Last orders for bigots at 'world's best' Rangers pub: The Scotsman
Raymond Hainey
Friday, September 29
Paisley warns he will not be bullied over assembly: The Guardian
Patrick Wintour
Paisley warns against 'bullying': BBC
Mark Devenport
Adams confident of NI agreement: RTE
If not now, when, for devolution?: The News Letter
Simon Hunter
We can safeguard the Union: Belfast Telegraph
John Andrews
More police needed on beat not less: The News Letter
Editorial
It was 'normal' for squad to alter enormous bomb: Irish Independent
Paul Higgins
Bomber grinned as he left car: Ulster Herald
Ronan McSherry
Loyalists praised in Orde meeting: The News Letter
Officer in O'Loan's office was under investigation himself: (from the Irish News)
Councillor urges 'common sense' over parade issue: Andersonstown News
Francesca Ryan
Court told Hain trying to 'hide the truth': (from the Irish News)
Plea over O'Hagan killing: UTV Internet
Hope and history don't rhyme: Andersonstown News
Eilish Rooney
IRA petrol bombed our home say family: (from the Irish News)
Marie Louise McCrory
Former UUP man joins Tories: UTV Internet
Hunger Strikers for Sale on Ebay: The Blanket (Sep 24)
Breandán Ó Muirthile
O'Cealleagh Deported from LA: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Georgina Brennan
Rangers in chants plea to fans: The Herald (Sep 28)
Alison Chiesa
Thursday, September 28
IRA has closed down terror operations – IMC: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Hain to underline deal deadline: BBC
Paisley urged to talk by Ahern: UTV Internet
Shadow 'cast over Scotland deal': BBC
Clinton calls for more optimism about peace process: Unison.ie
Blair urged to be hard on SF: The News Letter
Blair speaks of his 'passion' for peace in conference speech: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Dodds – peace will define historic reign: The News Letter
DUP dismisses November deadline: Irish Democrat (Sep 21)
Paul Donovan
'Lame duck' Blair faces inevitable handover: The News Letter
Editorial
Restoring devolution to restore jobs: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
PSNI reforms 'may be undermined': BBC
Risk of 'paying dear' in south Armagh: Newry Democrat
Gun believable: Daily Mirror
Allison Morris
The UDA 'reward': Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Policing of school protest endorsed: (from the Irish News)
Labour agrees to organise in NI: BBC
Politics here remain firmly stuck in allegiance: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
DUP to probe ex-mayor vote fraud: BBC
People are loathe to see their murals go: (from the Irish News)
Claire Simpson
Strange Logic: The Blanket (Aug 11)
Anthony McIntyre
Omagh bomb was 'similar' to other: BBC
British spooks and loyalists 'colluded on bombings': Irish Independent
Allison Bray
Farren backs cross border plan: UTV Internet
Will Brussels say 'no' to North's lower taxes plea?: Irish Independent
Chambers' infrastructure lobbying link: RTE (Sep 26)
Hain praises Manchester as symbol: UTV Internet
The Big Question – In 2006, are Catholics really being discriminated against in Scotland?: The Independent
Paul Kelbie
Wednesday, September 27
MLAs report urges greater priority for victims: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
You won't bully us – DUP warns Hain: The News Letter
Decommissioning – beginning of the end: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Carrots and Sticks: The Blanket (Sep 18)
John Coulter
I'm so teed off with below-par entertainment: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
New PM needed for political progress?: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Red carpet for Apprentice Boys?: The News Letter
'Devlin feud cost PSNI £1m: Daily Mirror (Sep 26)
No magic formula for regeneration success: (from the Irish News)
Breidge Gadd
Politicians pay respects to Sinn Fein councillor: The News Letter
Slur so symptomatic of problems within UUP: (from the Irish News)
Susan McKay
Nationalism goes global: Belfast Telegraph
Lord Laird
The battle for Gaeilge: Village (Aug 31)
Gerry Adams
Time for fresh look at O'Hagan murder – Ed: Sunday Life (Sep 24)
Pauline Reynolds
Omagh bomb witness 'was got at': Irish Independent
Alan Erwin
Second day of Omagh bomb evidence: BBC
Call for inquiry on bombings: (from the Irish News)
Valerie Robinson
Proud memories of husband killed while helping a priest shot dead by British army: Andersonstown News (Sep 21)
Roisin McManus
Political workers to receive their job termination letters as November deadline nears: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Cardinal requests sectarian crime details: The Scotsman
Tuesday, September 26
'Bloodbath' could hit plans for devolution, warns Sir Reg: Belfast Telegraph
Mark Hookham and Noel McAdam
SF support for policing policy: The News Letter
An Open Letter from Dermot Nesbitt of the Ulster Unionist Party to the Secretary of State, Peter Hain: Belfast Telegraph
Dermot Nesbitt
UDA group's plan for standing down: The News Letter
Thug 'could be back in Belfast soon': Sunday Life (Sep 24)
Alan Murray
Calls for action after protesters mock murdered Catholic teen: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
3,000 days – time to break impasse: The News Letter
Editorial
SF claims funding creates problems: UTV Internet
Politician queries loyalist funding: (from the Irish News)
David Wilson
Ulster not a priority for Brown warns Hain: Belfast Telegraph
Mark Hookham
Religion without conflict a dilemma for Paisley: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
O.C. Bartender Linked to N. Ireland Murders Deported: Los Angeles Times
H.G. Reza
Trial of man suspected of Omagh bombing begins: The Independent
David McKittrick
Omagh accused 'knew attack would kill': Irish Examiner
Alan Erwin and Ian Graham
'Shortcomings' in Omagh evidence: BBC
DNA and Diplock – A Recipe for Injustice: The Blanket (Sep 23)
Martin Galvin
General Jackson faces his Waterloo: Village (Sep 14)
Eamonn McCann
President's Praise for Catholic Lawyers Killed in Northern Ireland: The Universe
Carmel McQuaid
Dr. Who boost sought for Northern Ireland TV Drama: Irish Independent (Sep 19)
Put Hain back in the Tardis: Belfast Telegraph
Pól Ó Muirí
Riot 'organised by text messages': BBC
A voice in the desert?: Belfast Telegraph
Fearghal McKinney
Monday, September 25
It's time to heal our wounds with deal, says archbishop: Irish Independent
John Cooney
SF must accept policing: UTV Internet
Farewell to arms ... a year on: Sunday Life (Sep 24)
Harold Good
Can Scottish summit seal deal for north?: (from the Irish News, Sep 23)
William Graham
The devolution debate – Time to bury the past and share the future: Sunday Life (Sep 24)
Frank Bryan
Loyalist feud slapped down Aine's helping hand of peace: Sunday Independent (Sep 24)
Alan Murray
Councillor's home petrol bombed: BBC
Rates rebellion is sadly doomed to fail: (from the Irish News, Sep 14)
Newton Emerson
Judicial Ombudsman appointed: UTV Internet
Cold case = big dosh: Sunday Life (Sep 24)
Joe Oliver
Omagh bombing trial set to resume: BBC
Learning from past mistake: (from the Irish News, Sep 23)
Editorial
Former MSP risks ire with independence 'steps': The Scotsman
Hamish MacDonell
A 'new union' could be way ahead: The Herald
Tom Gordon
Sunday, September 24
Irish and British governments devise 'Plan B' for North: Sunday Business Post
Pat Leahy
Confidence 'IRA arms have gone': BBC
St Andrews talks may prove vital: BBC
Mark Devenport
Yes, Mr Hain, it's a crisis: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Missed deadline need not be end: (from the Irish News, Sep 14)
Editorial
Three Northern parties at Clinton conference: Sunday Business Post
Adam Maguire
British bludgeoning north with rates and other rises: (from the Irish News, Sep 18)
Tom Kelly
We need proper policing: Derry Journal
Editorial
Veteran IRA man resigns from Army Council: (from the Sunday Tribune)
Suzanne Breen
Key members quit Sinn Fein over controls: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Parades Commission limit march to 1,000: UTV Internet
Drumcree parade passes peacefully: BBC
Banned UDA pleads to win legal status: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Hain offers £1m in bid to disband UDA: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
McAleese pays tribute to Nelson and Finucane: (from the Irish News, Sep 22)
Steven McCaffery
Labour 'yes' to setting up branches in Ulster: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Sectarianism – the beginning of the end: Sunday Herald
Liam McDougall
Saturday, September 23
Hain seeks business support for Stormont: Belfast Telegraph
Robin Morton
Hain will dissolve 'both assemblies': The News Letter
Hain under fire again after outlining plans to dissolve assembly: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Adams endorses Paisley in speech delivered in the US: Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll
Sinn Fein up to its old tricks again, as North's policing stalemate drags on: Irish Independent
Bruce Arnold
Assembly is last chance saloon for a generation: North Belfast News
Editorial
Hain tactics of bypassing politicians will not work: The News Letter
Editorial
Orde's offer to speak to republicans is rejected: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Commissioner's 'Orange links' challenged in Drumcree case: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Drumcree ruling will be reviewed: BBC
Drumcree protest 'is no dead duck issue': The News Letter
Simon Hunter
Sir Reg accepts Leslie's reasons for defection: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Sinn Fein to snub talks on victims of troubles: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Peace cash handed to missile company: Belfast Telegraph (Sep 21)
Sam McBride
Gaeilgeoir's legal ordeal continues: Andersonstown News (Sep 21)
Francesca Ryan
Catholic church denies integration move: Belfast Telegraph
Kathryn Torney
New Ambassador’s Role in Iraq: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
How do you say wine lake, butter mountain and gravy train in Irish?: The Times
David Charter
Friday, September 22
Two month warning for politicians: UTV Internet
UUP MEP accuses Northern secretary of political blackmail: Ireland_On-Line
Adams tells US audience DUP should respect SF mandate: Unison.ie
DUP – 'deadline is defining moment': UTV Internet
Blair may now be a liability in search for North deal: (from the Irish Times, Sep 21)
Frank Millar
Sinn Fein prepares for a seismic shift: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Time for SF to 'get active' on policing: The News Letter
Fears raised over new CRJ proposals: (from the Irish News)
Bimpe Fatogun
Anger over Government's grant to 'stop' UDA thuggery: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Unaccountable tyranny: Belfast Telegraph
Robert McCartney
Drumcree ruling won't be changed: The News Letter
Tensions raised over Drumcree march by Old Firm soccer clash: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
CRC article relates more to unionist thinking: (from the Irish News, Sep 20)
Brian Feeney
Shoukri's case 'damaged by leaks': BBC
Fury at diplomat threat: The News Letter
David Young
MI5 represented at Nelson inquiry: BBC
Why I defected to the Tories, by ex-Trimble aide: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Protest supports prisoners: Impartial Reporter
SDLP suggests inviting unionists to Leinster House: (from the Irish News)
Youth teams withdraw from league: BBC
NYC Comptroller to use his clout: UTV Internet
Truth process must be fair: Andersonstown News
Mark Thompson
DUP Councillors to pay legal bill: UTV Internet
United supporters: The Guardian
Roy Hattersley
Thursday, September 21
Paisley – IRA must be completely dismantled: The News Letter
Ignore DUP power sharing demands SDLP: Irish Examiner
McAleese 'optimistic' over Stormont deadline: RTE
American politicians feel north's state of play is 'silly and surreal': (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Policing power for Executive rejected: The News Letter
Republicans move closer to playing a role in policing: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Ex-prisoners in police row 'facile' – says Campbell: Derry Journal (Sep 19)
O'Loan remarks rejected: (from the Irish News)
Loyalists must show ability to reform: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
No fear over parade restrictions: The News Letter
Parade ruling is perplexing: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Death threats force Irish diplomat to quit Belfast: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Latest on Rosemary Nelson inquiry: UTV Internet
Senior UUP man defects to Tories: BBC
Families view Omagh case by video: BBC
Anti-collusion group stage protests: North Belfast News (Sep 15)
Áine McEntee
Northern firms unaffected by the political stalemate: Irish Independent
Brendan Keenan
Wednesday, September 20
DUP consult on SF power-sharing: BBC
Assembly seeks scrutiny role in wake of Shoukri case and Stormontgate: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
DUP hits out at debate 'boycott': BBC
Paisley urges SF to support police: UTV Internet
DUP reveals letter: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
PUP meeting with IMC 'positive': BBC
Only the democrats can bring about devolution: The News Letter
Ian Paisley
Paisleys twist more than 'biased media' ever could: (from the Irish News)
Susan McKay
Trust in police and politicians 'is lowest in Ulster': Belfast Telegraph
Mark Hookham
Diplomat home after Loyalist threats: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Can UDA be brought in from cold?: BBC
Vincent Kearney
The U-D-gay!: Sunday Life (Sep 17)
Stephen Breen
Call of justice: The News Letter
Editorial
PSNI defends its response to riot: The News Letter
SF and SDLP quarrel over arrest which sparked riot: (from the Irish News)
Bimpe Fatogun
Government initiative needs close monitoring: The News Letter
Editorial
SF demand parade rethink: UTV Internet
Republican family fails to form real united front: Andersonstown News (May 18)
Ciarán ó Pronntaigh
25 years of integrated education: UTV Internet
GAA legend can be bettered with inclusivity: (from the Irish News)
Breidge Gadd
Standun's Station: Connaught Telegraph
Padraig Standun
Tuesday, September 19
Downing Street sees crucial chance for Ulster before PM's departure: The Guardian
Will Woodward and Owen Bowcott
Blair pins his Ulster hopes on last-chance Scots summit: The Scotsman
James Kirkup
Hanson – outcome dire if parties fail: The News Letter
Careful What You Wish For: The Blanket (Sep 11)
John Coulter
'Time to respect the majority, too': The News Letter
Dermot Nesbitt
IMC's legitimising of 'structures' creates problems: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Sinn Fein 'snubs policing debate': BBC
PUP requires more than a makeover: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Murder inquiry warning: Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin
Plea to step up push for Bill of Rights: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAlleese
Nationalists urge Drumcree review: BBC
Police chiefs defend handling of Belfast violence: Irish Examiner
Mural paints a brighter picture: (from the Irish News, Sep 14)
Catherine Morrison
Funding boost for loyalist areas: UTV Internet
Govt money for loyalist-linked group: RTE
Group claim Historical Enquiries Team 'flawed': (from the Irish News, Sep 13)
Barry McCaffrey
Ulster police payout for journalist after raid on home: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Government must not mix politics with sport: The News Letter
Editorial
Britain's new man in Ireland: Sunday Business Post (Sep 17)
Andrew Lynch
Monday, September 18
'Dire' warning over NI deadline: BBC
Ahern & Blair to host NI talks next month: RTE
Hain to face committee questions: BBC
Sinn Fein and PUP in Derry to work together: UTV Internet
The Devolution Debate – Deal will happen time is right: Sunday Life (Sep 17)
Peter Robinson
Is rates issue a carrot or stick?: BBC (Sep 16)
Mark Devenport
Paisley can't stomach Salmond home truths: (from the Irish News, Sep 16)
James Kelly
Police injured in north Belfast riot: UTV Internet
Petrol bomb attack on west Belfast police station: UTV Internet
Guns back on streets: Sunday Life (Sep 17)
Ciaran McGuigan and Pauline Reynolds
Farewell to an Empey pact: (from the Irish News, Sep 16)
Newton Emerson
Hutchinson settles libel action: UTV Internet (Sep 14)
Britain remains object of suspicion and mistrust: (from the Irish News, Sep 13)
Ray O'Hanlon
100 suspects identified in march rioting: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Protestors slam army 'PR stunt': Andersonstown News (Sep 11)
Roisin McManus
Para who saved kids deserves tribute too: Sunday Life (Sep 17)
Alan McBride
Website planned for Lost Lives: Daily Mirror
Allison Morris
Goulding, the Provisionals and the Current Political Process: The Blanket (Sep 9)
Roy Johnston
A vote for FF a vote for SF, warns Kenny: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
McDowell Is a True Leader: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
John Spain
Sunday, September 17
A date SF and DUP must meet: Sunday Independent
Stormont to stay in limbo: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Masterly inactivity is the key to movement: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Sinn Fein must call off the democracy charade: Sunday Independent
Andrea Byrne
Drumcree church fire 'malicious': BBC
Ervine pursued over UVF membership claim: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
Rugby international anthem proposal hits a sour note with PSNI pipe band: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
RUC whistle-blower plans life abroad after arrest: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Reporters 'covered up truth' about IRA to help peace: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Daily Ireland has gone away: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Renaissance Republicanism: The Blanket (Sep 8)
Mick Hall
DUP heading south again for cross-border councillors' forum: Belfast Telegraph (Sep 14)
Noel McAdam
MLA's expenses claim tops £18,000: BBC
Workers are casualties of impasse: BBC
Gareth Gordon
Bob's your uncle on rates: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Union fights church 'edict' for teacher training: The Sunday Times
Siobhan Maguire
Attack linked to feud: Andersonstown News (Sep 14)
Francesca Ryan
From troublespot to nightspot: Belfast Telegraph (Sep 14)
Emily Moulton
Ring residents sue builders over Gaeltacht housing plan: The Sunday Times
Enda Leahy
Uefa urges action on bigots ahead of Old Firm clash: Sunday Herald
Liam McDougall
Saturday, September 16
Blair sticks to Ulster deadline: Daily Telegraph
David Lee
North parties warned of 10 years in dark if no deal now: Irish Independent
Ralph Riegel, Bernard Purcell and Brian Dowling
Ahern expects power-sharing push in North to go to the wire: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
Hain 'always sucking' up to DUP: Derry Journal
Ulster endgame: The Times
Editorial
Hain urged to allow full debate over plans to reduce councils: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Our future together: Derry Journal
Editorial
Public confidence in police is 'falling in east Belfast': Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
PSNI needs update on human rights obligations: North Belfast News
Turning poachers into gamekeepers: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Sectarian incidents 'disrupt crime fight': The News Letter
Paisley anger after remarks on attacks: The News Letter
Sectarian abuse hurled at baby's burial mourners: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett
Attack on Protestant primary condemned: North Belfast News
Ciarán Barnes
School children given police protection: (from the Irish News)
Maeve Connolly
Parade progress: Down Democrat
DUP non-committal on march with BUA: North Belfast News
Ervine – my secret past in the UVF: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Harsh Attack on Dodd: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Bobby Sands biography for bunscoil — abridged too far?: (from the Irish News)
Maeve Connolly
Battered warder was 'trapped by key chain': Sunday Life (Sep 10)
Alan Murray
Pausing for a row over the Angelus: Irish Independent
Vision needed for Ireland's mother tongue: (from the Irish News, Sep 14)
Jim Gibney
Pack up the troubles and move on: Daily Telegraph
Sophie Campbell
Brown and Thatcher 'one on Union': The Scotsman (Sep 15)
James Kirkup
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