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Sunday, April 30
Parties push for more power at Stormont: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Monitoring report turns up heat on unionist leaders: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
Assembly to ease into action: BBC
Mark Devenport
Why stop annoying SF/IRA?: Sunday Independent
The prospect of hanging concentrates the mind wonderfully. – Dr Johnson: Sunday Independent
Look to the future: The Sunday Times
Editorial
Public concern: The News Letter (Apr 28)
Editorial
Call for freeze on NI legislation: BBC
Sinn Fein's marriages of financial convenience: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
SDLP only has itself to blame: Daily Ireland (Apr 28)
Editorial
Military parade gives FF poll surge: Sunday Business Post
Pat Leahy
Fear as CIRA rebels link up: Sunday Life (Apr 23)
Stephen Breen
Dissidents are a real concern: (from the Irish News, Apr 20)
Editorial
Prince Philip fails to crown visit with a gaffe: Sunday Independent
John Chambers
Queen would make a diamond tourist: The Sunday Times
Brenda Power
Thatcher's 'offer to hunger strikers': The Observer
Henry McDonald
Hunger strikers recalled in RTE series: Sunday Business Post
Pat Leahy
Bobby Sands remembered: Irelandclick.com (Apr 27)
Francesca Ryan
Hunger strikers – heroes or villains?: Sunday Independent
Lara Bradley & Daniel McConnell
Body asks – why the fall in funding?: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 26)
Noel McAdam
Disturbances sectarian say police: BBC
Getting the buzz back into Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Border hall targeted in Troubles is reopened: The News Letter (Apr 25)
Judging a society by how it treats its prisoners: Daily Ireland (Apr 26)
Danny Morrison
Uefa explains case to Rangers: The Independent (Apr 26)
Chris Roberts
Exiled smokers fan the flames of sectarianism: The Sunday Times
Marc Horne
Saturday, April 29
Sinn Fein dismiss 'passing the time' Assembly debates: UTV Internet
No change to Assembly deadline: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Delusions of power-sharing: The Guardian (Apr 28)
Henry McDonald
IRA threat – Who are you trying to kid, Dermot?: Irish Independent
Differing standards to apply: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Agreement depends on just that: Irelandclick.com (Apr 27)
Des Wilson
Big decisions ahead for unionists and loyalists: (from the Irish News, Apr 20)
Jim Gibney
AOH president in America expresses cautious optimism: Daily Ireland
Jim Dee
Police 'let loyalist free to kill and kill again': Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
UDA talks at crucial stage: The News Letter
Orange chiefs talk to Dublin: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Talks take us in right direction: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
The shades of Orange identity: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
IRSP woman owned Dondalson hideaway: (from the Irish News, Apr 11)
Seamus McKinney
Grave Secrets: The Blanket (Apr 16)
Anthony McIntyre
SDLP ranks in free fall: Daily Ireland
Anton McCabe
Is this the date that the Queen finally comes to Ireland?: Irish Independent
Justine McCarthy
Court set to rule on Maiden city's name: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Hutton
Community worker fears summer 'trouble': Derry Journal
Eighty charged over Dublin Love Ulster riots: The News Letter
Court to decide on base raid case: BBC
Judge rules Omagh bomb trial to start in September: Irish Examiner
Ian Graham
PSNI pays for the most expensive maildrop in history: Daily Ireland
Robin Livingstone
Tim Collins hits out at 'counterfeit' republicans: Belfast Telegraph
Michael Brennan
Why Blair's exit from No 10 would be welcomed: Irish Independent
Praise be ... how Drogheda's Presbyterians bucked trend: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Ahern will have to say 'sorry' over Arms Trial to lure Blaney: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
'We're extending green belt to cover entire province': Financial Times
John Murray Brown
'Black & Tan' treat gets cold shoulder: Boston Herald (Apr 25)
Donna Goodison
Nationalist politicians denied permission to travel to Ireland: Eitb24
Friday, April 28
Hain urges NI politicians to grasp chance: RTE
Reiss praises report: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
US envoy calls for decommissioning: UTV Internet
Assembly speaker will meet whips: BBC
Assembly delay 'could suit SF and DUP': UTV Internet
SF pours scorn on IMC report: Daily Ireland
Eamonn Houston
Hain told to cut spin and start telling the truth: The News Letter
DUP under pressure to return to Stormont: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam and Brian Walker
A few bad apples don't make a bad barrel: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney
Calling time on childhood: Daily Ireland
Jude Collins
Having the DUP in Killarney is an historic occasion in itself: Irish Examiner
Pat Brosnan
Good news: Irish Echo
Editorial
Steady as we go on devolution: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Policing will be the next excuse: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Terrorism must end for politics to endure: The News Letter
Editorial
Orders in talks over parade routes: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Orange Order members meet residents: UTV Internet
Order 'diminished' says Trimble: BBC
A tradition betrayed: The Guardian (Apr 27)
Brian Kennaway
PSNI initiative is just a sick joke: Irelandclick.com
Editorial
Provisionals linked to expulsion of family at centre of row after killing: (from the Irish News)
Border areas 'struggle': Daily Ireland
Eamonn Houston
Poppy day victims sue Libya: Impartial Reporter
Gadaffi pay-back time: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Protestant hits out at attacks on homes: The News Letter
Mountbatten meets Ahern: Daily Ireland
David Lynch
O'Hare granted extended temporary release: UTV Internet
Freedom beckons for O'Hare, prime suspect in 27 murders: Irish Independent
'Fox' earned his reputation as a ruthless and violent operator: Irish Independent
Frank Khan
Bid to halt sectarian violence in a generation: The Scotsman
Hamis MacDonell
Thursday, April 27
Arms monitor is optimistic IRA is phasing itself out: The Independent
David McKittrick
IRA 'still a serious crime threat': The Times
David Sharrock
IRA still involved in criminal acts: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Blair deems IMC report 'most positive': RTE
Hain warns NI politicians on devolution deadline: UTV Internet
Loyalists commit most shootings and assaults – IMC: Belfast Telegraph
Marie Foy
Political reaction to IMC report: UTV Internet
Sinn Féin brands IMC 'a securocrat device': Daily Ireland
Eamonn Houston
Ministers pressed to list decommissioned weapons: UTV Internet
DUP guarded but welcomes 'progress': Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Ball now firmly in Paisley's court – Adams: Irish Independent
Summary of IRA unlikely to convince DUP: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
DUP deal depends on seeing IRA 'in tatters': Irish Independent
That was the week that was: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
We all react differently to a little pressure: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Hain needs a health check, not P O'Neill: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Opportunity for progress on devolution: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Politics of the shoplifter: Irish Independent
Editorial
Devlin family home in paint bomb attack: (from the Irish News)
Future of Shoukris to be known soon: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Agreement helps defuse flags tension: Daily Ireland
Connla Young
Mixing is vital for a stable society: Belfast Telegraph
Claire Regan
The day the duke dropped in to Dublin: The Irish Times
Frank McNally
Irish visit poses royal dilemma: BBC
Shane Harrison
Tell Philip we're not in next time: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Coroner 'sorry' for O'Connor case gaffe: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
New leaders needed to restore Order: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Separate Police and Justice Minister 'could benefit Northern Ireland': UTV Internet
Meeting 'a waste of time': Daily Ireland
Connla Young
Jumping the gun: Belfast Telegraph
Steven Alexander
Disputed Mass 'puts onus for unity on churches': Irish Independent
John Cooney
Football passport row over Fifa rule escalates: Daily Ireland
Eamonn Houston
Wednesday, April 26
Peace boost as IRA gets clean bill of health: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
IMC report leads Hain to step up pressure on DUP: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty and Mark Hennessy
DUP breaks the British-Irish ice: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
DUP pledges to consult speedily on an executive with Sinn Fein: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Sinn Féin pushes DUP: Daily Ireland
Eamonn Houston
DUP adopts a welcome new attitude: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Don't be DUP-ed by doublespeak: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Unionists must unite to outflank detractors: The News Letter
Editorial
Adams to launch SF 'roadmap': Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
'Surprise' as Shoukri walks free: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Shoukri to face two new charges: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
Hume and the RIRA: Daily Ireland
Connla Young
Hume plays down Real IRA claim: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Durkan applauds strategy on bigots: Daily Ireland
Eamonn Houston
'Sustained missile attacks' at peace line: (from the Irish News, Apr 20)
Bimpe Fatogun
Loyalist residents preparing 'defence lines': The News Letter
Interface patrols can deter trouble: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Poisonous sectarianism: Derry Journal
Editorial
Rival flags issue returns to town: BBC
Flags 'give out negative image': Daily Ireland
Murphy's Omagh retrial date set: RTE
Relatives 'frustrated' as – No date yet for 'Sunday' report publication: Derry Journal
Britain's prince Philip makes flying visit to Dublin: Irish Examiner
Queen visit may be on the cards: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Northern fury as IFA pursue passport plan: Unison.ie
Eoin Dunne
Concelebration ignored the real differences of belief that exist: Irish Examiner
Ronan Mullen
Rock'n'roll'n'Rising, we gave you all the best years of our lives: Sunday Independent (Apr 23)
Declan Lynch
British ID card scheme could affect Irish citizens: Irish Examiner
Paul O'Brien
Tuesday, April 25
Power-sharing in hands of republicans, says Robinson: Irish Examiner
Paul O'Brien
DUP 'not delaying' devolution: UTV Internet
Top unionist party 'must tackle big decisions about our future': Irish Independent
Broadside at DUP for 'political sabotage': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Ferris factor does not spark a frisson as forum makes history: Irish Independent
Deal or no deal?: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Hain own goal on IRA arms: The News Letter
IMC report expected to be positive: BBC
Vincent Kearney
DUP still haunted by ghosts from past: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
DUP in Killarney – Important, positive step for North: Irish Examiner
Editorial
DUP grabs the nettle of pragmatism: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Hain's view is untimely and is less than realistic: The News Letter
Editorial
Exiled Adair talks of Ulster return: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Agent supplied car to UVF killer gang: Sunday Life (Apr 23)
Police fail to act on key Stevens recommendation: (from the Irish News, Apr 20)
Barry McCaffrey
Delay in O'Loan report 'may have cost life': Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
Orange lodges in plea over grant aid: Belfast Telegraph
Marie Foy and Chris Thornton
High price of parades: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
Prince Philip to visit Dublin tomorrow: RTE
Dissidents' bomb plot over visit by Queen: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
UDA mural removal dispute: Belfast Telegraph
Cross-community flags deal hangs in the balance: Daily Ireland
Nevin Farrell
Devolution 'made war on bigotry possible': The Scotsman
Hamish MacDonnell
Ulster's 'shared future' under spotlight at conference talks: Belfast Telegraph
Clare Weir
Same old songs as Old Firm fizzle: The Guardian (Apr 24)
Ewen Murray
Old Firm derby atmosphere 'noticeably better' say police: The Herald
Graham Spiers
Rapist's early release a legacy of Troubles: (from the Irish News, Apr 13)
Bimpe Fatogun
INLA hunted evil murderer Hamilton, but the police got to him first: Belfast Telegraph
Clare Weir
Women of Troubles unite for new future: Belfast Telegraph
Geraldine Mulholland
Irish language act call for the North: Daily Ireland
Monday, April 24
Unionists agree to meet joint parliamentary group: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
SF welcomes DUP decision to attend British-Irish body: Irish Examiner
Dan McGinn and Eoin English
North deal bid boost from terror watchdog: Irish Independent
Power-sharing opportunity must be seized – Ahern: Irish Examiner
Senan Hogan
Sinn Fein to hold talks with Hain: BBC
No excuses left for delaying Assembly recall, says Hain: UTV Internet
DUP criticise Hain for comments: UTV Internet
UDA thug gang blight sparks IMC probe call: Sunday Life (Apr 23)
We may be better off without the assembly: (from the Irish News)
Patrick Murphy
Police force exchanges a sham – Paisley: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Ex-Slab Murphy worker to pay €500,000: (from the Sunday Tribune)
Suzanne Breen
Second man due in court over bomb: BBC
Dissidents braced for an upsurge in attacks: Sunday Life (Apr 23)
Alan Murray
'Old' guard planning a new terror wave...: Sunday Life (Apr 23)
Jim Cusack
Who can I sue?: (from the Sunday Journal, Apr 23)
Eamonn McCann
Jim Cusack, the new Freddie Starr, ate my hamster: Sunday Independent (Apr 23)
Ciaran Byrne
How kidnap Guardsman defied his IRA killers: The Times
Michael Evans
IRA victims denounce hunger-strikers: (from the Sunday Tribune, Apr 23)
Suzanne Breen
Collusion legislation – jurists criticise lack of transparency: (from the Irish News)
Marie Louise McCrory
Collusion tribunal set to call on journalists: Sunday Life (Apr 23)
Sinn Fein in row over British Legion: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 22)
The values of the Rising need to be renewed: (from the Irish Post)
Paul Donovan
Shameful descent into militarism: Irelandclick.com (Apr 20)
Des Wilson
Getting the Rising off our backs: Sunday Tribune (Apr 23)
1916 provides a rich inheritance for Sinn Féin: Daily Ireland (Apr 21)
Primate rebukes monks over Mass: Irish Independent
Founder of Shankill-Shankhill Project honoured for his work in cross-border co-operation: Bray People (Apr 13)
Week of events to tackle bigotry: BBC
Ulster politicians unite to tackle bigotry: UTV Internet
The sectarianism debate is not in vain: The Herald
Graham Spiers
Sunday, April 23
IMC set to praise IRA 'progress': The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
SF's love-bombing of unionists rings hollow: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Hain turns up heat on DUP: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
Chilling reminder for Mr Hain: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Troubles inquiry team is unable to probe police: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Sinn Fein fury over Orange Order funding: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McDowell predicts Sinn Fein could be 'king maker': UTV Internet
Shourkris are police agents – Adair: Belfast Telegraph
Police attacked in Lurgan: UTV Internet
Second man charged over bomb find: BBC
Let Bygones be Bygones: The Blanket (Apr 15)
Mick Hall
Sinn Féiner gets army cash plea: Daily Ireland (Apr 20)
Róisín McManus
'I want justice for my boy': Belfast Telegraph
No inquest into O'Connor death: Newry Democrat
Gadaffi sued by 160 victims of IRA: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Libya gets warning over IRA court case: Belfast Telegraph
Claire Regan
Priests defy bishops to back Fr Iggy's ecumenical mass: Sunday Independent
Daniel McConnell & Maeve Sheehan
What in the name of God are the clergy thinking?: Sunday Independent
Queen hopes for first visit to Ireland next year: The Sunday Times
Christopher Morgan
Playing the national card: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Queen's 80th, just a week after the Rising celebrations, is largely ignored: Sunday Independent
The values of the Rising need to be renewed: (from the Irish Post)
Paul Donovan
Proud heritage: Limerick Leader
Editorial
Queen still has a vital role to play: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Northern Ireland man visits host family from foreign exchange: The Villages Daily Sun (Apr 22)
Theresa Campbell
FIFA to rule on protest over Irish passports: The Sunday Times
Carissa Casey
Bad blood and bigotry: Sunday Herald
Harry Reid
Saturday, April 22
Peace process 'like a never-ending hurling final': Irish Examiner
Louise Hogan
Berry loss may mean fewer DUP ministers: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Hain receives latest IMC report: UTV Internet
Ex-convicts may be Ulster's justice minister: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
DUP ready to play for high stakes: BBC
Gareth Gordon
Justice reforms in Ulster pledged: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
MI5's expanded role is dangerous — SDLP: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
PSNI chief to be quizzed on shooting of car driver: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
South Africa judge criticises NI Inquiries Act: UTV Internet
Gardaí sorry for Border oversight: Irish Examiner
Louise Hogan and Alan Erwin
Labour's northern ambition: Daily Ireland (Apr 20)
David Lynch
Feud murder accused granted compassionate bail: UTV Internet
Shoukri brothers' expulsion 'imminent': (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Feud fears as UDA tries to oust Shoukri: Village
Colm Heatley
Spoiled Rotten: The Blanket
David Adams
Army fund say sorry over cash request: Irelandclick.com
Roisin McManus
Likely role of ex-Special Branch in bomb find: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
Derry family flee following attacks: Belfast Telegraph
Geraldine Mulholland
Stabbed in vicious sectarian attack: Daily Ireland
Connla Young
Councillor blasts sectarian graffiti: Newry Democrat
Flags add to town tension: Daily Ireland (Apr 20)
Connla Young
Let us give praise and thanks to Fr Iggy: Irish Independent
When the foot-soldiers rise up against apartheid at the altar: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
1981 – Lest we forget: Irelandclick.com
Francesca Ryan
Black & Tan ice-cream leaves the Irish cold: The Guardian (Apr20)
Tim Dowling
Ice cream, anyone?: Irish Echo
Editorial
Cusack's Sunday Independent 'exclusives': Village
Scott Millar and Vincent Browne
Ignorance at BBC: Daily Ireland
Editorial
A nation blessed by a golden sovereign: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
Old Firm policeman slams Uefa over chanting claim: The Guardian
Ewan Murray
Friday, April 21
Assembly poll could be put off to 2008: Irish Examiner
Dan McGinn
Plan B is looking more like a final settlement: (from the Irish News)
Newton Emerson
Partition – the elephant in the sitting room: Daily Ireland
Jude Collins
Hain's world of hope and expectation: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Hain must spell out price of failure: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Dissidents 'trying to kill peace': Irish Independent
Riot erupts after bomb factory find in Lurgan: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
Four arrested after PSNI finds bomb: Daily Ireland
Mick Hall
Businessman quizzed over failed bomb plot: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill and Marie Louise McCrory
Will of the people 'will thwart dissident republicans': UTV Internet
More petrol bombs in second night of trouble in Lurgan: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
Man due in Belfast court on arms charges: RTE
Judicial review of Lurgan arrests: UTV Internet
Continuity IRA call to 'comrades in arms': Impartial Reporter
King Speaks For McAllister: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Police search linked to bank raid: UTV Internet
Brothers of man killed at police checkpoint speak out: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Checkpoint death family wants facts: Daily Ireland
No escape for shot man — eyewitness: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Saville Inquiry delay angers families: Daily Ireland
Eamonn Houston
Protests catalyst for a show of strength: Impartial Reporter
Signs won't come down: Ballymoney Times
Mayor supports priests in row over ecumenical Mass: Irish Independent
Primates concerned by Mass controversy: Belfast Telegraph
Senan Hogan
Birth of the new reformation?: Belfast Telegraph
John Cooney
Prison ban on Easter lilies faces challenge: Irish Independent
Finishing revolution: Daily Ireland
Mary Lou McDonald
A speech that one day could be made ...: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 19)
Brian Walker
Thursday, April 20
Government sets out assembly plan: BBC
Politicians warned of heavy price for north if left behind: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Parties warn 'GFA cannot be revised': Daily Ireland
Eamonn Houston
London 'is preparing for Assembly failure': Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Hain spent 8 weeks in north over six months: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
Bomb was for major attack, say police: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Four held as Ulster 'bomb plot' is foiled: Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin
Decomissioned Provos thrown on scrap heap: (from the Sunday Tribune, Apr 16)
Suzanne Breen
Shooting victim's family in plea: BBC
Shootings 'cult of silence' must end: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Swift reply needed over car shooting: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Desperate fight to stay in US awaits decision: Daily Ireland
Connla Young
Marching time is child's play: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Row between rival loyalists motive for pipe-bomb attack: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
Cluedo in Donegal: The Blanket (Apr 18)
Anthony McIntyre
Bertie rolls out show of strength: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
So what will they do for an encore to 1916 Rising event?: Irish Independent (Apr 18)
Diarmaid Ferriter
An unqualified success: Irish Echo
Editorial
Threats of death force two soccer players to quit the North: Irish Independent
Race-hate British National Party planning to reorganise in North: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
Northern Ireland's divided classrooms are changing: The Guardian
Bob Osborne
Siobhan O'Hanlon – a tribute: Daily Ireland
Danny Morrison
Priest defends joint Mass decision: Irish Examiner
Sean Mac Carthaigh
I gave a joint Mass 20 years ago, says clergyman: Irish Independent
Religious reconciliation – Mass must not lead to division: Irish Examiner
Editorial
International jurists in Belfast: UTV Internet
UEFA confusion over Rangers case: The Herald
Mark Wilson
Wednesday, April 19
Fresh devolution bid for Northern Ireland: The Scotsman
Rhiannon Edward
Hain rules out Irish-British rule in North: Irish Examiner
Dan McGinn
Bizarre events make this a strange Easter: (from the Irish News, Apr 15)
James Kelly
Bid to reverse law banning Irish nationals from top civil service jobs: Daily Ireland
Official doubts about parades body to feature in court case: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Peaceful marches result in talks prediction: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
Senior Apprentice Boy signals talks with nationalists possible: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Orangemen warn of need for movement on Drumcree: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Investigation launched into the killing of man at police checkpoint: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Is shoot-to-kill policing back?: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
Police gun victim had previous conviction: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese and Debra Douglas
Adair link to fatal shooting by police: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Slain cabbie's family make cover-up claims: Sunday Life (Apr 2)
Ciaran McGuigan
Report that handlers won't face charges angers McCord: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
Ireland's risk society: Village (Feb 16)
Sara Burke
Blair gives his backing to Community Relations Week: The News Letter (Apr 11)
Primates Brady and Eames express concern at joint Mass: The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Fr Iggy sets off on rocky road to new Reformation: Irish Independent
Deprived loyalist areas 'need more cash': UTV Internet (Feb 27)
Subjective funding: Daily Ireland (Apr 5)
Mary Lou McDonald
Funding must go where it's needed: The News Letter
Editorial
Ireland has become a country fit for heathens, warns archbishop: Irish Independent (Apr 17)
Are tanks more important than hospital beds?: Daily Ireland
Patricia McKenna
Uefa focus on Ibrox game in sectarianism verdict appeal: The Herald
Graham Spiers
Tuesday, April 18
Hain to report on devolution plan: BBC
New assembly must have powers – SDLP: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Uniting Orange and Green my priority – Adams: Irelandclick.com
We must push for true reconciliation, urges Archbishop: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Ulster's peaceful parades: The Guardian
Paul Lewis
Security low key as parades pass: BBC
Facelift for Drumcree mural: Sunday Life (Apr 16)
Chris Anderson
CIRA still active and dedicated warns RSF: (from the Irish News, Apr 15)
Maeve Connolly
Sabotage concealed: Village (Apr 6)
Vincent Browne
A common humanity: Daily Ireland (Apr 7)
Laurence McKeown
O'Loan may force BBC to hand over tape: Sunday Life (Apr 16)
Alan Murray
Suspected joyrider shot dead by police named by investigator: The Guardian
Audrey Gillan
Probe into shooting at checkpoint: BBC
Police shooting – how could it happen?: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Anger at prison's Easter lilies ban: (from the Irish News)
Claire Simpson
UVF gang force prison warder's widow out of her home: Sunday Life (Apr 16)
Alan Murray
Flag of dignity: The News Letter (Apr 13)
Editorial
Nationalists barred from debate in hall: Daily Ireland (Apr 5)
Ciarán Barnes
Experts are brought in to revive ailing language: Irish Independent
A small step to beating bigotry: The Observer (Apr 16)
Patrick Glenn
Queen Elizabeth visit more likely after 'taboo' broken: Irish Independent (Apr 17)
--- 1916 ---
Taoiseach urged to visit graves of British soldiers: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
C of I minister concelebrates Mass for 1916 anniversary: The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry and Paul Murphy
I was out of step with the great military parade for two reasons: Irish Examiner
Fergus Finlay
Remember, ghosts of the GPO carried guns: Sunday Independent (Apr 16)
Eoghan Harris
The march to maturity: Sunday Business Post (Apr 16)
Declan Power
All changed, changed utterly: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Embracing Ireland's past with dignity: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Monday, April 17
Ahern pledges to work for peace and reconciliation: Irish Examiner
Ed Carty
Adams warns it is 'decision time': UTV Internet
Re-double our resolve to win peace: Sunday Life (Apr 16)
Alan McBride
SF and DUP's dealing is about the power and not the people: (from the Irish News, Apr 15)
Eddie McGrady
A time for rebirth of hope in Ulster: Sunday Life (Apr 16)
Editorial
Driver shot dead by police: Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin
SDLP call for suspensions over death: RTE
Confusion reigns over UDA's intentions following summit: Sunday Life (Apr 16)
Stephen Breen
Loyalist hitman is asked to murder Notarantonios: (from the Irish News, Apr 15)
Catherine Morrison
Cops vow to halt riots at flashpoint parades: Sunday Life (Apr 16)
Stephen Breen
Riot charges against loyalists dropped due to police 'blunder': (from the Irish News, Apr 15)
Barry McCaffrey
Cops took gun from Donaldson in 2002: Sunday Life (Apr 16)
Alan Murray
Denis Donaldson – 'He had charm, buckets of it': Village (Apr 6)
Marie Mulholland
Buried in Secret: The Blanket (Apr 9)
Anthony McIntyre
Card ploy defence: Daily Ireland (Apr 11)
Connla Young
Dissidents 'threatened to murder Hamilton': Belfast Telegraph (Apr 15)
Emily Moulton and Michael McHugh
Shame game hard to erase: The Sunday Times (Apr 16)
Rodger Baillie
Let's face it, Scottish sectarianism is all over bar the shouting: Scotland on Sunday (Apr 16)
Dani Garavelli
Clarity begins at home: Sunday Herald (Apr 16)
Ian Bell
--- 1916 ---
Ireland looks back at revolutionary roots: Boston Globe (Apr 16)
Kevin Cullen
Irish Revive Rites for Easter Revolt, and Debate Its Merits: New York Times
Brian Lavery
Easter Rising still stirring Irish blood Fight for independence not without its critics: San Francisco Chronicle (Apr 16)
Anthony Healy
Dublin reclaims spirit of uprising with arms parade: The Times
David Lister and David Charter
Easter Rising parade attracts 100,000 and wins political approval: The Irish Times
Stephen Collins
Epic struggle to sever link between faith and fatherland: Irish Independent
John Cooney
Celebrating Ireland's past is first step to peaceful future: The Herald
Ruth Wishart
How sharing of the green may be key to winning patriot game: Irish Independent
Most authentic claimants to Rising legacy are RSF: (from the Sunday Journal, Apr 16)
Eamonn McCann
One State, one Army and one Oglaigh na hEireann . . .: Irish Independent
1916 commemoration – Rising can inspire the new Ireland: Irish Examiner
Editorial
National day of pride: Irish Independent
Editorial
Sunday, April 16
Dirty deal on cards, says SDLP: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Assembly must have powers – SDLP: BBC
Unionists in broadside at 'plan B' bid: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Real losers where both sides can only agree to disagree: Limerick Leader
John Downing
Hard tasks for recalled assembly: BBC
Mark Devenport
'Negative' Paisley slammed: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Most senior UVF leaders were 'British agents': The Sunday Times
Murderer faces 20 years in jail: The Observer
Mike Browne
Stone 'innocence' leads to call for reopening of case: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Limerick atrocity – another warrant: Limerick Leader
Barry Duggan
Family is satisfied at Provos' apology: Belfast Telegraph
Debra Douglas
Airport victim's wife blasts gardaí over failure to contact her: Daily Ireland (Apr 14)
Ciarán Barnes
Church leader defends 'snub' to Catholics: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Catching The Monkey: The Blanket (Apr 4)
Anthony McIntyre
MI5 recruiting ordeal: Daily Ireland (Apr 6)
Nightmare for McGuinness?: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 12)
Lindy McDowell
The PSNI version of what happened on 4 October 2002: Village (Apr 6)
U.S. should follow the Celtic tiger: Albany Times Union (Apr 15)
Denis Foley
Rangers face new Uefa probe: The Sunday Times
Rodger Baillie
Archbishop rebukes Uefa for soft line on bigoted chants: Sunday Herald
Liam McDougall
Sale protest leaves Sinn Fein divided: The Sunday Times
Kate Butler
A sense of pride: Irish Post
Jon Myles
Easter Rising parades take place: BBC
Rising revolt: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
--- 1916 ---
Full-scale military pageant in Dublin: The Sunday Times
Jan Battles
It didn't have to be like this: The Sunday Times
Alan Ruddock
The Invisible Republic gets its day out: Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
Free from the shackles of nationalist rhetoric: Sunday Independent
Michael McDowell
All changed, changed utterly: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Commemoration pays homage to 1916 vision: Sunday Business Post
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