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Tuesday, April 15
Peter Robinson becomes leader of Ulster's Democratic Unionist Party: The Times
David Sharrock
Ulster's Chuckle Brothers will now give way to Brothers Grimm: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Devil can take the hindmost victims as battle a day begins: Irish News
Tom Kelly
Cooler style of patient Robinson: BBC
Mark Devenport
Robinson will need a deft hand to succeed at the top: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
DUP have moved onto UUP's turf: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Leaders in waiting: Irish Independent
Editorial
Peace bandwagon should pick up many more deserving passengers: Irish Examiner
Fergus Finlay
Seeing eye-to-eye on agreement: BBC (Apr 12)
Jim Fitzpatrick
Victim's family calls for informer probe: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Policemen 'protected' IRA killer: BBC
£5m spent on unit to probe PSNI officers: The News Letter
Wright inquiry is halted: UTV Internet
Traditions must practise tolerance and respect: Irish News
Roy Garland
Maze adviser in party row: Irish News
Nelson public inquiry set to open: BBC
US invested $2 billion in north over decade: Irish News
Gary McDonald
Belfast targets Dublin funds under initiative: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Thousands of finance jobs could move to the North: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Monday, April 14
Cowen, Robinson to meet in Belfast: Ireland.com
The truth behind the Agreement: Sunday Business Post
Jonathan O'Brien
Paisley forced to bow out: Irish Democrat (Mar 13)
David Granville
Northern Ireland – inquiry opens into lawyer's death: The Times
Fiona Hamilton
Still no arrests made after media attack: Andersonstown News (Apr 10)
Ciarán Barnes
'IRA' quilt removed from council exhibition: Derry Journal (Apr 11)
Michael McMonagle
Claim of EC funds for north 'phoney': Irish News
Suzanne McGonagle
Challenged Clinton draws strength from Irish embrace: Irish News (Apr 9)
Ray O'Hanlon
The ousting of a political leadership: Andersonstown News (Apr 10)
Des Wilson
The Big Question – Will Brian Cowen's succession to Taoiseach change much in Ireland?: The Independent (Apr 10)
David McKittrick
And Now, the Next Taoiseach: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
John Spain
Cowen and Kenny go native for debate: Irish Independent (Apr 11)
Áine Kerr
North fund totals $750m: Sunday Business Post
Cliff Taylor
Salmond 'starting to win the argument for Scots independence': The Herald
Robbie Dinwoodie
Independence vital for a modern Scotland: The Sunday Times (Apr 13)
Alex Salmond
Sunday, April 13
Cowen and Robinson to meet over cooperation: Irish News
William Graham
Agreement brought stability to North – Durkan: Derry Journal (Apr 11)
Orde entitled to speak his mind: Irish News
Editorial
A different Belfast greets returning peacemakers: Irish News
James Kelly
MLA calls for calm in run-up to parades: The News Letter
Shoukri may spend just four months in prison: Irish News
Allison Morris
How gangs still glory in hit parades: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Paisley stunned by major US investment: Belfast Telegraph
Emerald Fund investment pledge welcomed: Andersonstown News (Apr 10)
America primes investment for us: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Mayor Gears Up For Goodwill Mission Northern Ireland: NY 1 (Apr 9)
Bill of rights approach 'tyranny': Irish News (Apr 9)
Campbell – What about Protestant civil rights?: Londonderry Sentinel
Kevin Mullan
Derry to host centre for world peace: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Peaceline replaced by cross-community facility: Irish News (Apr 10)
Barry McCaffrey
Sectarian tensions raised at Moyle council: Ballymoney Times
Learning the Lesson From 1973: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Cathal Dervan
Jacks invade Crossmaglen for Orchard County showdown: Irish News
Suzanne McGonagle
Xenophobic Irish 'lovers' a turn-off in any language: Sunday Independent
Emer O'Kelly
Ofcom seeks solution to RTE 'blackout': Irish News (Apr 11)
James Stinson
Kennedy – Obama and Hume very alike: Irish Independent (Apr 11)
Anita Guidera
41% of Scots back the break-up of the union: Sunday Herald
Paul Hutcheon
Saturday, April 12
'Debt of gratitude due' to Ahern and Blair: Ireland.com
Agreement delayed progress – Campbell: Derry Journal
Agreement changed politics for nationalists: Derry Journal
Martina Anderson
We must never go back to Troubled times: Liverpool Echo
Ian Hernon
How Ahern came to accept a new reality on the North: Irish Independent
Agreement Brings Huge Change: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Gerry Adams
Future depends on new generation: The News Letter (Apr 7)
Alex Kane
Does comic old pals' act really mask a tragedy?: The Herald
Ian Bell
A Good day's work: Irish Independent (Apr 11)
Editorial
Agreement was critical blueprint: Irish News
Editorial
Tolerance and patience are key: Gulf News
Editorial
Ten years after: Irish Echo
Editorial
Paradox of peace – private wealth, a weak economy: Irish Independent
Brendan Keenan and Yvonne Hogan
'Scrap PSNI's 50/50 before it's too late': The News Letter
Move on loyalist weapons sought: Ireland.com
Cops end grilling of potential supergrass: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Northern Ireland leader wins praise from Neal: Springfield Republican (Apr 11)
Jo-Ann Moriarty
US invests in Ulster future after old foes change tune: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Ian Paisley accepts £75m from the pension funds of New York City: The Times
David Sharrock
Investing in all our futures: Andersonstown News
Editorial
Ahern speech to Congress still on, but...: Irish Echo
Susan Garraty
Mixed Reaction to Bertie Going: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
April Drew
I won't 'jump into bed' with Cowen – says Mark Durkan: Derry Journal
Next Irish prime minister has ties to Pearl River: Journal News (Apr 10)
Hannah Adely
Hamill case to go ahead in June: Ireland.com
Robinson expected to be leader-elect: Ireland.com
DUP Mayor to make history in Buncrana: Derry Journal
Scientists affirm DNA test criticised in Omagh trial: The News Letter
Search for Disappeared Charlie Armstrong relocated: UTV Internet
Council frenzy over 'Irish' cream: The News Letter (Apr 9)
Friday, April 11
Lightning strikes for second time as deal-makers celebrate in Belfast: Ireland.com
Gerry Moriarty
Conflict 'over, finished and gone' – Sinn Fein president: Irish News
William Graham
Cowen seeks support for Agreement: Ireland.com
Architects of the Agreement gather to mark deal: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Taoiseach proud of agreement 10 years on: RTE
With 10 Years Of Peace, N. Ireland Strives For More: Christian Science Monitor
Michael Seaver
Peace pays Northern Ireland big dividends: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
10 years of giving peace a chance: The Herald
Alison Campsie
A role model that's admired throughout the world: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
The lesson of the peace process – terror works: The Independent
Gary McKeone
In praise of ... the Good Friday agreement: The Guardian
Editorial
Ten years on: Derry Journal
Editorial
Good Friday agreement – Happy anniversary: Irish Examiner
Editorial
How the ground was laid ten years ago for St Andrews' tenents: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Taoiseach 'took us from the very brink of failure': Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
Clinton – Gerry Adams kept the faith: Belfast Telegraph
Orde in stinging attack on Policing Board: Ireland.com
Orde rebuked for 'tribal' remarks: BBC
Loyalist Shankill Road rejects jobs in PSNI: The News Letter
DUP feeling the heat over stories of 'secret talks' with Sinn Fein: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
DUP set to elect leader designate: UTV Internet
Clinton vows to appoint Northern Ireland envoy: Irish Examiner
Wesley Johnson
Paisley thanks US for NI support: Ireland.com
$150m US investment in NI to be announced: RTE
US funding for NI 'unprecedented': BBC
FF may extend talks on NI move: Ireland.com
Judge in warning over Omagh case: Ireland.com
Omagh judge calls for openness: BBC
Victims exposed to 1000C fireball, expert tells court: Irish News
Bar owner tells of the night the Shoukris' reign ended: Irish News
Allison Morris
Blair to be honoured by Ahern at Castle: Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
Man shot in Belfast paramilitary attack: Ireland.com
A glimpse into the world of the President of West Belfast: Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
If you want to contribute, put some money in the kitty: Irish News
Newton Emerson
Thursday, April 10
Good Friday Deal Turns 10: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Barry McCaffrey
Leading figures mark NI Agreement: BBC
DUP snubs agreement anniversary event: Ireland.com
NI peace here to stay, says Blair: RTE
Adams in warning over unionism: UTV Internet
Northern Ireland still troubled: Channel 4.co.uk
Carl Dinnen
Famous Friday we were handed whole new future: Irish Independent
Bertie Ahern
Northern Ireland still faces challenge of implementing peace: Daily Telegraph
David Trimble
N Ireland peace finally secure, 10 years after key accord: The News International
Cyril Belaud
Misplaced praise for a misbegotten peace: International Herald Tribune (Apr 9)
Geoffrey Wheatcroft
Ten years of talking for the new top dogs in Ulster: Yorkshire Post (Apr 9)
Paul Bew
Northern Ireland rebooted: The Times
Editorial
Robinson warned – Don't make Trimble's mistakes: Irish News
William Graham
U.S. Pols Praise Bertie: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Cahir O'Doherty
Outgoing Taoiseach's legacy to north one of 'support and encouragement': South Belfast News
Scott Jamison
The Teflon Taoiseach?: Sunday Journal (Apr 6)
Lisa Burkitt
New leader vows to work towards all-island economy: Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
Ahern's successor will bring a rougher edge to Irish politics: The Independent
David McKittrick
North will be low in Cowen's priorities: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Failing the policing challenge: Sunday Journal (Apr 6)
Mary Nelis
Stepping outside the law no option: Irish News
Editorial
Victims' chief plan derailed by Sinn Fein: The News Letter
NI parties criticised for 'failing victims': Ireland.com
New twist in dispute over commission: The News Letter
Editorial
Inmates lose lily appeal: Irish News
Allison Morris
Omagh trial hears of other bombs from same factory: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
'Grinning' man left bomb in Omagh: BBC
More Irish officers are called to give Omagh evidence: The Scotsman
Ian Graham
Whatever the verdict, the Omagh bombing trial is a triumph for courage: Daily Mail (Apr 7)
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Ihab Shoukri pleads guilty to UDA membership: UTV Internet
SDLP discuss Fianna Fáil merger: Derry Journal
Wednesday, April 9
Adams – No role for IRA in tackling crime: Belfast Telegraph
Victims' commission row halts Assembly legislation: The News Letter
Executive has 'delivered little' one year on – Durkan: Derry Journal
Sinn Fein confirms DUP contacts: BBC
A consensus on crowing: The Guardian
Glenn Patterson
People must get over their need to blame: Irish News
Breidge Gadd
As party leaders drop like flies, Kenny has the edge over Adams: Irish Examiner
Steven King
'UDA made forever boast to Bon Jovi track': The News Letter
Prisoner killed by LVF inmates over 'his police co-operation': Irish News
Suzanne McGonagle and Stephanie Mc Guckin
'There was no offer to end hunger strike'– ex-prisoner: Derry Journal
Brother's appeal calls for help in finding Disappeared man's remains: Irish News
Marie Louise McCrory
Brendan Megraw went missing 30 years ago today: UTV Internet
Police officers tell court of warning calls confusion before Omagh bomb carnage: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Omagh blast memories relived in court: Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin
Republic's terrorism-related arrests rise by 20 in a year: Irish Examiner
Cormac O'Keeffe
Paisley on US investment mission: BBC
Church of Ireland challenges Bill of Rights report: The News Letter
The Franklin Graham challenge: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Brian Cowen raises a glass to leadership of Fianna Fail: The Times
David Sharrock
The life of Brian: Belfast Telegraph
Kim Bielenberg
He can sing, but will we warm to Brian like we did to Bertie?: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Government blocks probe to find if judge can speak Irish: Irish Examiner
Niall Murray and John Fallon
China could learn from the Northern Ireland peace process: Belfast Telegraph
Tuesday, April 8
Power-sharing will last – Robinson: BBC
Divide and Rule: BBC
Declan Lawn
Why we are still waiting for the long Good Friday to end: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
The past and the media strain Orde's patience: (from the Sunday Times, Apr 6)
Liam Clarke
The PSNI are employing more women: UTV Internet
Paisley and Ahern may meet at Boyne site: RTE
Sacrifices in keeping the vision of peace alive: Irish News
Roy Garland
Good night and good luck to the people's politician: Irish News
Tom Kelly
Omagh bombing relatives open civil case: The Independent
Anne Cadwallader
Omagh – a final quest to get justice: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
FBI agent key to Omagh bomb case: The Scotsman
Ian Graham
Omagh bomb victims "confront terrorists" in court: The News Letter
Defendants warned they will be made pay if guilty: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Worthwhile case in Omagh fight: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
New trial of UDA accused begins: BBC
EC urges North to take advantage of grants: Ireland.com
Monday, April 7
Orde to ask for Adams' help: (from the Sunday Times, Apr 6)
Liam Clarke
The odd couple: Sunday Business Post (Apr 6)
Steven King
Bertie's 'lasting legacy': Irish News (Apr 5)
Newton Emerson
DUP want good relations with FF to continue after Ahern: (from the Sunday Times, Apr 6)
Liam Clarke
The man in the middle: Sunday Business Post (Apr 6)
Martin Mansergh
Ahern effect has registered well beyond peace process: Irish News (Apr 5)
James Kelly
Good riddance to "perjurer" Ahern: (from the Sunday Journal, Apr 6)
Eamonn McCann
Taoiseach supports idea of united Ireland: Ireland.com
Luke Cassidy
Omagh families sue Real IRA suspects over massacre: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Minority few who went on to reoffend: Irish News (Apr 5)
Diana Rusk
Apology 'inappropriate': Irish News (Apr 5)
Marie Louise McCrory
Journalists' conference welcomes changing face of news in the north: Irish News (Apr 5)
William Graham
'Internet used' to plan city riot: BBC
The stupendous idiocy of talking to maniacs who just want to destroy us: Daily Mail
Melanie Phillips
Act repeal could make Franz Herzog von Bayern new King of England and Scotland: Daily Telegraph
Richard Alleyne and Harry de Quetteville
Sunday, April 6
SDLP 'exploring all options': UTV Internet
Why we will miss boul Bertie: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
SF undermining police force, claims Sir Hugh: The News Letter
Adams in policing demand: UTV Internet
Former IRA POW to go on the DPP: North Belfast News
Alana Fearon
Policing has to stay clear of politics: The News Letter
Editorial
Tardy cops make things hard: Andersonstown News
Editorial
What is the life of an Omagh bomb victim worth?: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 4)
Eric Waugh
Son of IRA victim seeks fresh justice: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Crushed by Saracen but.. No charges: Derry Journal
Sinn Fein office attacked: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Rights issues must be tested: Irish News
Editorial
Community worker fears sectarian reprisals: Derry Journal (Mar 31)
Spencer Road a 'sectarian flashpoint': Derry Journal
Sinn Féin organise series of 'town hall' meetings: Andersonstown News
'Peaceful' Apprentice Boys march: BBC
Saturday, April 5
Campbell praises Ahern: Derry Journal
Another architect of Northern Ireland peace prepares to leave the stage: Irish News (Apr 4)
Honest broker can play key role on world stage: Irish Independent (Apr 3)
Echoes of past took their toll: Irish News (Apr 4)
Editorial
Bringing a new North-South dynamism: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Irish unity is about the economy, stupid: Andersonstown News
Des Wilson
An identity crisis: Sunday Journal (Mar 30)
Mary Nelis
'Unprecedented' murder response: BBC
'Shameful' snub of Sinn Fein minister: Derry Journal
Residents reject 'sectarian' ruling: Newry Democrat
Patrick Ryan
Search continues as men released in murder probe: Irish Independent
Anita Guidera
Bomb items found by gardai: UTV Internet
Omagh families win right to use testimony in civil case: Irish Independent
Dearbhail McDonald and Tim Healy
St. Patrick not a political weapon – Sinn Fein: Derry Journal (Mar 25)
Sash Gordon shunned as Orange Order dubs its hero Diamond Dan: Irish News
Liz Trainor
O Cuiv calls for 250,000 Irish speakers to save language: Irish Independent (Apr 4)
O'Neill and Jennings add their voices to the argument for a united front in soccer: Belfast Telegraph
Fears that Robinson will torpedo Maze stadium plan: Irish News
William Graham
The wrong lessons from Northern Ireland: Daily Telegraph
Charles Moore
Significant anniversaries stir contrasting feelings: Irish News (Apr 4)
Jim Gibney
Loyalist march goes ahead despite wave of protests: The Scotsman
John Ross
Friday, April 4
Under 50% of nationalists say PSNI 'doing good job': Ireland.com
Disagreement between Sinn Fein and Sir Hugh Orde: UTV Internet
Latest DPP board marks 'new phase in policing history': Derry Journal (Apr 2)
Policing Agreement Near?: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Barry McCaffrey
Ahern hails landmark Agreement: Ireland.com
Elaine Edwards
Taoiseach wary of 'scourge of sectarianism': RTE
Historic Deal Recalled: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Niall O'Dowd
The hand of history, revisited: The Economist
'Scourge of sectarianism still exists in North': Belfast Telegraph
Tea melts the ice and friendship snowballs: Irish News
William Graham
Bertie Resignation Shocks Americans: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Niall O'Dowd
A 'huge personal sacrifice' for deal: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
The last days of the Teflon taoiseach: BBC
North peace is big prize in an extraordinary political career: Irish News
William Graham
Final insult – 'civic society' is writing the programme: Irish News
Newton Emerson
Hard swallow, fixed smile: (from the News Letter, Apr 3)
Liam Clarke
Murder victim's son – We count for nothing: Irish News
Liz Trainor
Appeal over Omagh documents begins: RTE
Decade on and still no Saville report: Belfast Telegraph
Civil rights movement faded as guns started going off: Impartial Reporter
Murders reopened: Irelandclick.com (Mar 28)
Aine McEntee
Meet Diamond Dan the Orangeman: RTE
50 companies for US conference: BBC
Johnny Caldwell
Could Ireland be united in football?: The Herald
Doug Gillon
Linfield withdraw controversial CD: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 2)
African head studies NI process: BBC
Thursday, April 3
Ireland's Prime Minister to Resign Amid Corruption Inquiry: New York Times
Eamon Quinn & Alan Cowell
Blair praises Ahern peace role: Ireland.com
Durkan and Hume pay tribute to Ahern: Derry Journal
US politicians pay tribute to Ahern: Ireland.com
Ahern labelled 'historic figure': BBC
A statesman forced out by local issues: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Good Friday agreement was finest hour of the 'Teflon taoiseach': The Herald
Michael Settle
Resigning Irish PM was 'a Northsider who talked like a Prod': Boston Globe
Kevin Cullen
Whatever his financial arrangements, Ahern's real legacy is the peace process: The Independent
Steve Richards
Commitment to peace wins plaudits from all sides: Irish Independent
Dan McGinn
Editorials
Taoiseach to address Good Friday conference: RTE
Flying the flag for Peter's alternative universe: Irish News
Brian Feeney
Hunger Strike account 'vindicated': Irish News
Suzanne McGonagle and Stephanie Mc Guckin
Adams may be the next to go: (from the Sunday Times, Mar 31)
Liam Clarke
Attacks on Orange halls 'not planned': Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Government must deliver on promises: The News Letter
Editorial
SF woman joins police board: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 1)
Derry republicans go on new DPP board: Derry Journal (Apr 1)
Anderson welcomes Bill of Rights report: Derry Journal
SDLP stance on victims 'contradictory' – claims McCartney: Derry Journal
Parties accused of playing politics with victims issue: Irish News
William Graham
What kind of society do we want?: Derry Journal
Editorial
Massacre families meet with Donaldson: Irelandclick.com (Mar 31)
Ciarán Barnes
Wednesday, April 2
Anti-sectarianism cash allocated: BBC
Allister slates Republic funds: The News Letter
Ahern to mark agreement anniversary: Ireland.com (Mar 31)
Leave decision to London say nationalists: Irish News
Suzanne McGonagle and Stephanie Mc Guckin
Debate over bill's rights – and wrongs: Irish News
Allison Morris
Police check neo-Nazi link to Belfast attack: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Cops warned about loyalist gang before Belfast bar attack: Irelandclick.com
Aine McEntee
Sectarian thugs: Irish News
Editorial
Sectarian savagery: Irelandclick.com
Editorial
Paisley hits out over commission: UTV Internet
We need a more sophisticated electorate now: Derry Journal
Dogs in the street know that Shinners can't muzzle media: Irish News
Susan McKay
What happened to the Famous Five?: New Statesman (Mar 31)
Jonathan Calder
Call for MLAs to back Omagh probe: BBC
Ex-police chief to head Omagh probe: UTV Internet
Judge rejects bid to adjourn Omagh civil action: Irish News
Top Catholic officer to step down: BBC
Loyalist parties join forces in Derry: Derry Journal (Mar 28)
Shoukri trial aborted: UTV Internet
Released IRA killer back in jail for life after murder bid: Irish Independent
Nicola Boyes
3 held over dissident republican activities: RTE
'We won't be deterred by arrests' – IRSP: Derry Journal (Mar 25)
GAA must 'reach out' to unionism: BBC
Talk, but don't be stupid: TheIsland.lk (Sri Lanka)
Kath Noble
Tuesday, April 1
Research shows Catholics gained more from NI peace process than Protestants: Belfast Telegraph
No need for IRA army council: Irish News
Editorial
Questions DUP must answer: The News Letter
Why Bertie Ahern almost hit 'rude' Trimble: Belfast Telegraph
Trimble dismisses Ahern clash claim as 'tittle-tattle': The News Letter
Irish unity as traditionally seen not on cards: Irish News
Roy Garland
Harsh realities behind acceptance of largesse: Irish News
Tom Kelly
Bill of rights blueprint launched: BBC
The DUP has branded a proposal for a Bill of Rights 'a failure.': UTV Internet
Bill would ban discrimination against ex-paramilitaries: Ireland.com
Riot police attend Shoukri court: BBC
Details of a three-page UDA speech are revealed: UTV Internet
Victims' Commission will cost £750,000: The News Letter
Military killings reopened: Irelandclick.com (Feb 29)
Áine McEntee
'Harassment' by civilians led border troops to suffer stress: Irish Independent (Mar 7)
Tom Brady
IFA chief blasts 'sick' society: Belfast Telegraph
Match victim 'was in wrong place': BBC
Give football hooliganism the red card: The News Letter
Editorial
McQuillan's fears for Ulster's future: Belfast Telegraph
ARA set to merge with SOCA: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Adams in the clear: Sunday Life (Mar 30)
Ciaran McGuigan
O'Neill gives his backing for united Ireland team: Irish Examiner
Liam Mackey
College to launch centre for anti-sectarianism: The Herald (Mar 6)
Stewart Patterson
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