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Wednesday, April 30
IMC to issue report on Quinn death: Ireland.com
IMC – IRA leadership not involved in Quinn killing: IrishNews.com
Victims dispute 'near resolution': BBC
Taoiseach to thank US for NI peace role in address to Congress: The Irish Times
Stephen Collins
Taoiseach makes history with Congress speech: Irish Examiner
Paul O'Brien
Ahern to meet Bush after US speech: RTE
Parades plan gets the go-ahead: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Residents reject parades review: UTV Internet
Parades – how new system will work: BBC
Unionist fury over 'illegal march': The News Letter
FBI 'blocked' Omagh trial testament: UTV Internet
More gardaí to testify at Omagh trial: Ireland.com
IRA man's licence revoked: UTV Internet
UUP plan to strip Ruane of power: The News Letter
Gormley – Irish place names in Gaeltacht still favoured: Irish Examiner
Dan Collins
In the shadow of Dev and JFK – Major and Reynolds to get freedom of Cork: Irish Examiner
Eoin English
Celtic may carry can for Boruc behaviour: Daily Telegraph
Ewing Grahame
Martin McGuinness will lead Iraq peace mission: Daily Telegraph
Damien McElroy
Tuesday, April 29
Gun attack linked to loyalist rivals: The News Letter
UDA facing a 'real problem' on winding up: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
SF graceless in speaking ill of the dead: Sunday Tribune (Apr 27)
Shane Coleman
Stones hurled in interface clash: The News Letter
Rival groups clash in Belfast: RTE
Start talking before the walking: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Parades report must be studied: Irish News
Editorial
War of words between councillors over Stoneyford: Lisburn Star
Mary Magee
Relatives form new victims' group: BBC
Stormont to debate collusion: UTV Internet
Civil rights to Bill of Rights, a 40 year struggle: South Belfast News (Apr 3)
Alex Maskey
Our cracking goal: Belfast Telegraph
Laurence White
Gregory slams 'Holy Goalie': Derry Journal
Celtic's keeper opens up 'holy' row: Irish News
Margaret Canning
Robinson did a good job, admit business chiefs: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Kennedy pushes Ahern for role of world peace envoy: Irish Independent
Senan Molony
Ministers give peace lessons: The News Letter
Colin O'Carroll
Monday, April 28
Robinson hails DUP role in devolution: Ireland.com
Peace was my proudest moment – Taoiseach: Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
A stable Ulster will be my legacy – Dr Paisley: Ballymena Times (Apr 22)
Michael McGlade
Positive proposal must be acted on: North Belfast News (Apr
Editorial
Details of informers handed to murderer: Irish News (Apr 23)
Allison Morris
NI Assembly to debate McCord killing: Ireland.com
In this second article looking back at the Civil Rights era for the Journal, historian Fionnbarra O'Dochartaigh, a co-founder of NICRA in 1967, looks at the transformation of the original civil rights lobby group into a mass movement.: Derry Journal (Apr 25)
Fionnbarra O'Dochartaigh
Several family members employed by DUP Robinsons: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 25)
A nation for the building: The Guardian (Apr 23)
Mark Perryman
Sunday, April 27
Robinson – put McGuinness evidence before court: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
What 'shock claim' about McGuinness?: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Mystery shrouds Paisley's visit to Titanic port of call: Irish News
James Kelly
Nationalists and unionists divided over parades plan: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Parades review claims already causing concern: The News Letter
Parade plans will create tensions: BBC
Cash for loyalists if they don't burn Irish tricolour: Irish News
Allison Morris
Ahern bows out on US's biggest stage: Sunday Business Post
Niall O'Dowd
Newspaper pays Scappaticci £30k: Belfast Telegraph
Paisley welcomes future of 'mutually beneficial' interaction with the south: Irish News
William Graham
Why Churches like to spread their message around Ireland: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Questions over economic view: Irish News
Editorial
Iraqis will learn from Belfast: The Observer
Heather Stewart
Saturday, April 26
Finucanes not told of probe delay due 'admin issue': Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Finucane family slammed by MP: The News Letter
Sort out the problems for victims and survivors: South Belfast News
Anna Lo
Martin McGuinness – what did you do?: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Parades deal hangs on transfer of policing: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Loyalists descend on Dunmurry for huge band parade: Andersonstown News
Ciarán Barnes
Plan for parades panel 'madness': BBC
Issue has topped political agenda: Irish News
Suzanne McGonagle
Stoneyford – PSNI must take control: Andersonstown News (Apr 21)
Editorial
Republican and loyalist community leaders discuss closer co-operation: Andersonstown News
Sectarian Charge Against Woodward: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Barry McCaffrey
Province more secure, First Minister tells CBI: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Scappaticci wins newspaper case: BBC
Ulster-Scots gets BBC boost: The News Letter
RTE stands by move to end MW radio service: Irish News (Apr 24)
Claire Simpson
The reason we'll soon pay for England's vision of us: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
The people's priest: The Independent (Apr 23)
Editorial
McCartney in Iraq: Derry Journal (Apr 18)
Bringing Iraqis to the table: Boston Globe (Apr 25)
Charles M. Sennott
Friday, April 25
End of the road for Parades Commission?: UTV Internet
O'Doherty's parades group to present report: Derry Journal
A New Dawn for Loyalism: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Conn Corrigan
Robinson era could be fraught with difficulties: Irish News
Jim Gibney
Finucane inquiry secretly blocked: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Ahern backs call for Finucane inquiry: Ireland.com
Bombers of Omagh funded by smuggling: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Adams and McGuinness fell out over Poppy bomb: Impartial Reporter
McGuinness' lies corrupt politics: (from the News Letter, Apr 24)
Liam Clarke
Will Enniskillen's dark truth ever be revealed?: Impartial Reporter
Republican graffiti a form of intimidation: Londonderry Sentinel (Apr 16)
Eamon Sweeney
Mitchell Gets Personal: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Niall O'Dowd
George Mitchell's return to Liverpool marks peace pact's anniversary: Liverpool Daily Post
Andy Kelly
Paisley praises NI economic success: Ireland.com
Ahern to sign off – with Big Ian at the Boyne: Irish Independent
Mixture of unitary and federal state: Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)
Sandun A Jayasekera
Thursday, April 24
De Chastelain speaks on Belfast pact: Ottawa Citizen
Jennifer Campbell
Orde honoured by US police chiefs: UTV Internet
Peter's 'interesting' efforts are doomed to fail: Irish News
Brian Feeney
Former enemies working to develop a common strategy: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey and Simon Doyle
Brennan learns fate this week: Irish Echo
Jim Dee
Time and again this State let the Provos away with murder: Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
Rector puts question of reconciliation to Sinn Fein leadership: Londonderry Sentinel
Anderson welcomes MacBride pledge: Sunday Journal
Our soldiers should not be forgotten: The News Letter (Apr 22)
Editorial
RIRA intelligence dossier revealed in Omagh case: Irish News
32 CSM to open office in Derry: Derry Journal
Unionists told 'stand firm on crime': Londonderry Sentinel
Ruairi McLaren
Police chief looks to advance peace building in Ireland: Fermanagh Herald
Ray Sanderson
Orange Order names top Twelfth venues: The News Letter
Tourist board to fund Twelfth events: Irish News
Rebecca Black
Rifkind hits back at critics of grand plan to save Union: The Scotsman (Apr 23)
Ross Lydall
Wednesday, April 23
Victims Commission legislation pulled: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Victims bill changes 'are agreed': BBC
Why unionists must unite after Paisley: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
When Iris met Peter: (from the Sunday Tribune, Apr 20)
Suzanne Breen
US bottling firm's 'regret' over $3,000 gift to Sinn Fein: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Interface fears as violence returns after break of days: Irish News
Allison Morris
Why you're safer now: Belfast Telegraph
Hugh Orde
Order welcomes move on compensation law: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Comp scheme for Orange halls under attack: UTV Internet
God will judge McGuinness over Enniskillen: Belfast Telegraph
Martin McGuinness denies bomb link: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Relatives of murdered teens deserve the truth: Irish News
Susan McKay
Help for Troubles soldiers: The News Letter
Colin O'Carroll
McGlinchey son turns down Sinn Fein's invitation to meet: Irish News
Allison Morris
Row over IRA memorials: UTV Internet
Four remanded on Real IRA charges: Ireland.com
Publican's challenge to Irish legal ban: Irish News
Succession and marriage laws will be left unchanged by Bill: The Times
Frances Gibb
England, arise and claim self-determination!: Daily Telegraph
Simon Heffer
Home-grown holy man – Cry God for Harry, Britain and... St Aidan: The Independent
Cahal Milmo
Tuesday, April 22
Unionism 'has a positive future': The News Letter
'Chuckle Brothers make way for Brothers Grimm': The News Letter
Compensation deal for Orange Halls: Ireland.com
Attacks blamed on 'a different breed': Sunday Life
Ciaran McGuigan
Loyalist victim's family issue appeal: Ireland.com
McGuinness 'knew of IRA's plan to bomb Enniskillen': Daily Mail
Olinka Koster
Who knew about Enniskillen plans?: BBC
Peter Taylor
Victims group to challenge McEntee findings: Ireland.com
Charlie Taylor
New after-care centre for former soldiers to open: UTV Internet
Keep religion out of politics: The News Letter
Alex Kane
New PSNI campaign to counter racism: RTE
Racist thugs need to be rooted out: (from the Irish Daily Star, Apr 21)
John Coulter
Province has gained from immigration: The News Letter
Editorial
After ten years Paisley signs deal: BBC
John Cunningham
Hunger striker was Bobby Sands' warder: Sunday Life (Apr 13)
Stephen Breen
A peaceful city: Manchester Evening News (Apr 21)
Ciara Leeming
Monday, April 21
British made up abuse stories, says Robinson's wife: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
How petty squabbles still hurt victims: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 12)
Laurence White
Time for threatening loyalist murals to go: Derry Journal (Mar 28)
Writing's on the wall for Gerry in west: Sunday Life (Apr 13)
Stephen Breen
How Fianna Fail fundraiser rewarded SDLP's hypocrites: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
The day a 13-year-old boy's world fell apart: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 17)
Total immersion is critical if Irish is to be rescued: Sunday Independent (Apr 13)
Marc Coleman
Obama ignores Irish at his peril: Irish Echo
Larry Kirwan
Eulogies hide the truth about Hillery and Lynch: Sunday Business Post (Apr 20)
Vincent Browne
Call to reinstate anti-terror laws: Sunday Life (Apr 13)
Stephen Breen
Independence – 'The US allows separate states to be different': Edinburgh Evening News (Apr 7)
Editorial
Sunday, April 20
DUP 'wants unionist cooperation': BBC
Peter ascends the throne: Irish News
Newton Emerson
Paisley gets Titanic welcome at remarkable visit to Cork: Sunday Independent
Ralph Riegel
Guess who's coming to dinner: Irish Examiner (Apr 19)
Sean O'Riordan
SDLP and Fianna Fail in courtship: The News Letter
Ahern may get FF role in North: Sunday Independent
Jody Corcoran
Father attacks trial's supergrass protection: The Observer
Henry McDonald
'Grotesquely inefficient' – says Hamill: Derry Journal (Apr 15)
Crime and policing under spotlight: BBC
Jim Fitzpatrick
Action on attacks: North Belfast News
Editorial
Robinson's 'messenger' tale frankly unbelievable – judge: Irish News
Allison Morris
Man on arms charges refused bail: BBC
Why probing all claims of collusion is simply right: Belfast Telegraph
Laurence White
Omagh suspect a drunk, says ex-wife: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 17)
Lesley-Anne Henry
Tetchy Brady takes on Garret in row on Adams: Sunday Independent
Liam Collins
The border – economic asset for North and South: (from the News Letter, Apr 17)
Liam Clarke
Thompson steps up: Irish Echo
Editorial
Divided communities make bigger carbon footprint: Irish News (Apr 16)
Bimpe Fatogun
Hillery acted as lightning rod in storm over North: Sunday Independent
Ronan Fanning
Independence would leave Scotland stranded: The Sunday Times
Maitland Mackie
Saturday, April 19
Adams talks with Orde 'constructive': Ireland.com
Time not right for devolution of policing: South Belfast News
Jimmy Spratt
Ahern speaks of unionists' central role: Irish News
Ahern hails economic benefits of peace: Ireland.com
Ahern congratulates Robinson on DUP post: RTE
It's frightening to follow Paisley, says Robinson: Belfast Telegraph
Victoria O'Hara
Merger menu as SDLP and FF have breakfast: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Fianna Fail and SDLP share breakfast in bed: Irish Independent
Senan Molony
Limavady councillors row over policing: Derry Journal
DUP calls for victims to get cash regardless of wrangles: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
A tear as Paisley era nears end: The News Letter
Protest greets Paisley in Cobh: RTE
Great to be back, says dinner guest Paisley: Irish Independent
Olivia Kelleher
Paisley's gift of the gab might be pure Blarney: Irish Examiner
Sean O'Riordan
'March to United Ireland unstoppable' – McGuinness: Derry Journal
'Catholics are not being intimidated': Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
Families protest at 'supergrass' deal: UTV Internet
Man convicted of supporting UDA: BBC
Families deserve the truth: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 17)
Editorial
1981 hunger strike – an offer, a deal or what?: Derry Journal
Irish – Ulster Bank says 'No' to teen: North Belfast News
Alana Fearon
Cromwell as 'daddy of democracy'?: BBC
Freya McClements
Airline ad offensive to unionists – claim: The News Letter
So, is it all right to be an English nationalist?: New Statesman
Paul Kingsnorth
Friday, April 18
Taoiseach welcomes 'huge change' in NI: RTE
Unionist praises Sinn Fein: The News Letter
Adams for talks with Orde on crime: Ireland.com
Hay – lack of faith in police: Irish News
Seamus McKinney and Allison Morris
Call for Ulster-Scots funding: The News Letter
Ahern, Durkan meeting fuels merger speculation: Ireland.com
Ahern, Durkan to attend joint business talks: RTE
Loyalist arms and the total hypocrisy: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Plaques made for 'show of strength' in Belfast bar: Irish News
Allison Morris
Parades decisions are not valid – Copeland: The News Letter
Colin O'Carroll
Call for greater spend on young Protestants: The News Letter
Return to attacks is unacceptable: Irish News (Apr 16)
Editorial
Inquiry told of Nelson's high profile: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Unsolved IRA murder to be investigated: Ireland.com
Focus on how IRA bombed Enniskillen: Impartial Reporter
Omagh case told of lies about phone call: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Conference to chart course for sustainable future: Irish Echo
Gerry Adams
NYC wants a return come hell or high-priced water: Irish News
Newton Emerson
Sorry Clinton makes promise to Enniskillen: Impartial Reporter
Hillary Makes Promises: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Niall O'Dowd
Thursday, April 17
Alliance warns of creating victims shambles: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Bloodless transition: The News Letter (Apr 15)
Future depends on the economy – Paisley: The News Letter
Changing of the guard: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Niall O'Dowd
Summer of trouble predicted after city flashpoint attack: Irish News
Allison Morris
Watchdog struggles to 'police the past': Irish News
Allison Morris
Why Sir Hugh has run out of excuses: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
PSNI's work must not be hampered: The News Letter (Apr 14)
Editorial
'Troubling questions' at heart of the Nelson inquiry: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
British intelligence chief quizzed: Irish News
FBI 'bans' mole from Omagh witness box: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Omagh case told of phone firm's aid: Irish News
I won't rest until I get the truth about my dad's murder: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Murder probe must be reopened – Paisley: The News Letter
Victims' families deserve the truth: Irish News
Editorial
McGuinness welcomes US funding boost: Sunday Journal (Apr 13)
Emerald windfall: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Clinton Floats Irish Bonds Idea: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
April Drew
'Of course I will': Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Museum 'is best site for Troubles history: The News Letter
O'Dea – Irish and British may unite in face of disaster: Irish Examiner (Apr 15)
Shaun Connolly
'Ireland should show some initiative by helping to secure the release of Farc hostage Ingrid Betancourt': Sunday Tribune (Apr 13)
Ivana Bacik
Achieving peace on the back stage of history: The Herald
Ruth Wishart
Wednesday, April 16
Paisley to stay until June, say insiders: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
First-name terms as Peter and Brian meet: Irish News
William Graham
Cold comfort in the Biffo Bunker – DUP needs a big freeze: (from the Irish Daily Star, Apr 15)
John Coulter
Peter's ten steps to top of DUP ladder: Irish News
William Scholes
Here's to you Mr Robinson: Irish News
Editorial
Ending segregation 'could lead to economic boost': The News Letter
Why we need to get down to business: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Time to get economic house in order as peace process goodwill runs out: (from the Sunday Times, Apr 13)
Liam Clarke
Springboard to a stable future: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Where the Big Apple goes, will Invest NI follow?: Andersonstown News
Editorial
Orde and Adams to meet: UTV Internet
UDA gang 'planned Blaze of Glory': BBC
Was my RUC father killed by informer?: The News Letter
Rosemary Nelson murder inquiry begins: Daily Telegraph
Inquiry into solicitor murder investigates state's role: The Guardian
Esther Addley
Nelson murder inquiry opens in Belfast: Ireland.com
Gerry Moriarty
Families need a system that offers closure: The News Letter
Six held in 'dissident inquiry': BBC
Omagh case lawyers fail in their bid to get PSNI evidence barred: Irish News
Police condemn petrol bombing attack as sectarian: UTV Internet
Welcome move: The News Letter (Apr 14)
Editorial
Security drive as Cobh prepares for Paisley visit: Irish Examiner
Sean O'Riordan
Little reason for Republic remaining outside Commonwealth: The News Letter
Iris Robinson
Patrick J. Hillery, Who Helped Point Ireland to Peace, Dies at 84: New York Times
John F. Burns
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