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Thursday, April 30
Duffy gets permission to contest 'prison bugging': UTV Internet
McGuinness undeterred by threats: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Cahir O'Doherty
Police to investigate dissident websites: Tyrone Times
Army base where Birmingham Sapper murdered 'was on high alert': Birmingham Post (Apr 29)
Kat Keogh
Sinn Féin choosing words carefully: The Irish Times
Fionnuala O'Connor
Key election for unionism and nationalism: The News Letter
Sam McBride
God, according to Gerry Adams: Guardian.co.uk
Mick Fealty
Believe me Gerry, I really know how you feel about Catholicism: Belfast Telegraph
Sharon Owens
Loyalists 'closer to decommissioning guns': UTV Internet
UPRG meet with church heads for discussions: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Allister hits out after Protestant homes targeted: The News Letter
Estate of fear as INLA 'mark its territory' in Model Farm: Down Democrat
Tesco in GAA row: The News Letter
Legacy body 'would blight lives of ex-police officers': Belfast Telegraph
Sam Lister
Immunity for RUC murder evidence: BBC
Screens for Hamill inquiry police: IrishTimes.com
Northern Ireland minister to seek damages for IRA victims from Gaddafi: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Robinson defends employing family: Belfast Telegraph
Paisley 'should have declared interest': The News Letter
NI parties vote on expense reform: BBC
One MLA for every 16,000 of us? We have let too many in already: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
MLAs seek transfer legal advice: BBC
Taoiseach has to fear the ones who never had it: The Times
David Wighton
Wednesday, April 29
Dissidents will not undermine cross-party administration in North, says Robinson: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Bobbies feel the heat on the beat – Fears of dissident attacks rife: (from the Irish Daily Star, Apr 27)
John Coulter
'Disgust' at bomb hoax that lasted for weeks: Belfast Telegraph
Matthew McCreary
Police condemn county Fermanagh security alert: UTV Internet
North deserves better than new generation of fanatics: Irish News
Fionnuala O'Connor
Despicable death threats: Derry Journal
Victims appointment 'not lawful': BBC
Rasharkin – A village under attack: Belfast Telegraph
Margaret Canning
Orange hall under attack: The News Letter
Adams is upbeat about united Ireland project: Belfast Media (Apr 27)
Adams' Presbyterian view no surprise – Moderator: The News Letter
Unionists at odds as EU hopefuls hand in papers: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
An opportunity for new political blood: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
CCTV footage 'crucial in schoolboy murder case': Belfast Telegraph
McIlveen accused facing sentencing: Irish News
Maeve Connolly
New Bill for family of Disappeared: The News Letter
Hope in IRA victim search: Irish Examiner
Elaine Keogh
Independent inquiry is needed for victims: Belfast Media (Apr 27)
Editorial
Widow loses compo bid: Derry Journal
UUP's McCrea claims minister 'sectarian': Irish News
William Graham
Report queries the £57,000 office rent claimed by Paisleys: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Debate sends out clear'no fuel deal' message: The News Letter
Stormont expenses row – Payment rules don't serve politicians' or public's interest: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Idea of an executive powerless in economic matters is a myth: Irish News
Brendan Mulgrew
The ghost of history: Morning Star (Apr 27)
David Granville
Food scare 'hit trust in cross-border communication': Belfast Telegraph
Shrinking economy: The Irish Times
Editorial
Tuesday, April 28
Dissidents blamed for house attack: The News Letter
"Some of us could lose our lives" – Mc Guinness on dissident threat: Derry Journal
Suffering the legacy of militant rhetoric: Irish News
Tom Kelly
Threats are an attack on politics: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Loyalist taxi boss allowed to challenge cash refusal: UTV Internet
Straight talking likely if loyalists meet SDLP: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Autumn decision for Eames-Bradley proposals: The News Letter
Legislation passed to help Disappeared families: UTV Internet
New site searched for Disappeared: BBC
Community divisions 'a bigger threat than financial slump': Belfast Telegraph
Cross-Border shopping levy could boost economy: The Irish Times
Francess McDonnell
MP expenses probe to scrutinise issue of double-jobbing politicians: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Twilight Zone world avoids real politics: The News Letter
Alex Kane
It's time some politicians voted themselves out of a job: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Assembly faces hard decisions: The News Letter
Editorial
EU vote where European issues probably won't be centre stage: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
'Protestants must preserve heritage': The News Letter
Shadow of the gunman fades from stage: BBC
Monday, April 27
McGuinness – dissidents could kill SF members: Irish News (Apr 25)
Seamus McKinney
Lady Sylvia stays quiet on UUP links with the Tories: Belfast Telegraph
Gerry's altar ego: Belfast Telegraph
John McGurk
Greens accuse Assembly parties of discrimination: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Financier 'in effect used by the IRA': Irish Examiner (Apr 25)
Liam Heylin
SF denies IRA bank role as man jailed: Irish News (Apr 25)
Maeve Connolly and Liam Heylin
Downfall of disgraced adviser barely mentioned in hometown: Irish Examiner (Apr 25)
Sarah Stack
Catholic delegation 'hopeful' after historic UPRG meeting: Irish News (Apr 25)
Allison Morris
A milestone in peace process: Irish News (Apr 25)
Editorial
Church to investigate Ballymurphy massacre: Irish News (Apr 25)
Barry McCaffrey
Dig planned in Louth in search for Evans' body: Sunday Tribune (Apr 26)
Suzanne Breen
Father of gun attack victim challenges culprits to explain: Irish News (Apr 25)
Barry McCaffrey
Campbell determined to get Ulster Scots equality: Derry Journal
Grand Slam heroes to get Hillsborough party: Irish News (Apr 22)
Diana Rusk
New bridge but same old negativity: Derry Journal (Apr 21)
Norman Hamill
New school model still tramples on rights of the non-religious – Ireland is still failing in its responsibility to offer parents and children a religiously neutral educational choice: The Irish Times (Apr 14)
Dick Spicer
Budget cuts and Protestant schools: The Irish Times (Apr 25)
Editorial
Sunday, April 26
Dissident republicans preparing to bomb UK: Sunday Telegraph
Sean Rayment
Recruitment of new Northern Ireland police officers 'unaffected' by dissidents: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
The last republican: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Cameron makes NI cabinet pledge: BBC
Sir Reg defends link with Tories: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Murdered RUC man's mother supports march: The News Letter
First Northern Bank heist jailing could also be the last: Belfast Telegraph
Judge orders cash probe after Cunningham caged: Belfast Telegraph
Gerry Adams cuts out middleman with 'Protestant' beliefs: The Sunday Times
Lynne Kelleher
Loyalists promise to meet again with Catholic clergy: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Republicans to blame for Shell plant break-in: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Writer wants an end to 'balaclava drama': The Observer
Henry McDonald
Basque separatist 'desperate to remain in Northern Ireland': Belfast Telegraph
Saturday, April 25
I will not live in fear, says threatened Martin McGuinness: The Times
David Sharrock
Public invited to give their views to SF leadership: Belfast Media
CIRA and Republican SF reject claims: Belfast Media
Ciarán Barnes
Children as young as nine in interface clashes: Irish News
Allison Morris
Cardinal meets group linked to UDA: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Family say they'll leave following 'intimidation': Belfast Media
Inquiry wants £12k from Paisley: BBC
Paisley won't contribute to Wright inquiry legal costs: UTV Internet
Northern Bank cash launderer jailed: UTV Internet
Gardaí were watching Cunningham before bank raid: The Irish Times
Barry Roche
Omagh help group set to open offices: The News Letter
Challenge over dissident emblems: The News Letter
New Finucane enquiry call: Irish Democrat (Mar 21)
David Granville
Ex-prisoner's widow launches new compo bid: Derry Journal
'UVF supergrass was drug addict': BBC
Hospital anger as Union Jack goes up: Belfast Media
Ciarán Barnes
Bid to remove Queen's portrait: The News Letter
'Police asked me to become informer on holiday' – claim: Derry Journal
Patriarch of troubled Philly family pleads guilty: Irish Echo
Susan Garraty
Protestant schools intensify campaign against cutbacks: The Irish Times
Sean Flynn
Friday, April 24
Dissident death threat to Martin McGuinness: Belfast Telegraph
Ex-soldiers warned of death threat from dissidents: Mid Ulster Mail
Dissident republicans send bullet in post to council staff: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese and Victoria O'Hara
Transformed republicanism: Down Democrat
McGlinchey son faces trial: The News Letter
No support for gun law: Derry Journal (Apr 21)
Editorial
17th suspect quizzed in Quinn inquiry: RTE
Sheridan rules out running for PSNI job: Londonderry Sentinel
Cardinal and loyalists in meeting: BBC
Payments continue as legal decision delayed: Irish News
Allison Morris
Ex-prisoner's fight for £400,000 payout: Belfast Telegraph
Protestant man 'no longer feels safe' in Rasharkin: Ballymoney Times
MPs to quiz Omagh bomb probe chief: UTV Internet
Trial of four INLA-accused opens in Dublin: Irish News
Sentence for NI raid cash handler: BBC
Long Kesh could be a 'must see' attraction: Irish News
Jim Gibney
Films tell stories of Troubles survivors: Irish News
Marie Louise McCrory
Dodds warned on cutting departments to pre-devolution levels: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Irish PM Cowen cancels trip to U.S.: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
April Drew
Peace efforts to receive £18m EU injection: The News Letter (Apr 21)
Our clueless politicians will just pass the buck: Irish News
Newton Emerson
Gangs pose biggest threat to state security since IRA: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
The cardinal must not become a peer: Guardian.co.uk
Francis Davis
Thursday, April 23
Dissidents 'using social websites to recruit children': Belfast Telegraph
Victoria O'Hara
Violence 'cannot succeed' – Adams: BBC
Derry on brink of 'IPLO style' feud: Derry Journal
British policy a 'recruiting sergeant' for dissidents: Irish Democrat (Apr 13)
David Granville
DUP urges Security Minister over personal weapons: The News Letter
Sinn Fein roadshow to promote party's vision: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Protestant churches being denied education rights, committee told: Belfast Telegraph
Money launderer hit with €880,000 tax bill: Irish Independent
Laura Noonan and Tom Brady
'Peace lover' is jailed over ammo: BBC
Ballymurphy 11 bring justice campaign to England: Irish Democrat (Apr 13)
Mary Pearson
Unionist peace wall makeover shows a gentler side of Shankill: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Flagship Twelfth festivals revealed: The News Letter
Officers' £130m 'Patten pension': BBC (Apr 21)
'Wilson must go' – Sinn Fein: UTV Internet
Brown under fire over SF expenses: The News Letter
Stormont likes pretending that it's 'in government': Irish News
Brian Feeney
Why our politicians are value for money: The News Letter
Irish language at 'highest usage since Famine': Irish Examiner
Fiachra Ó Cionnaith
Experts savage State policy on teaching Irish: Irish Independent (Apr 22)
Katherine Donnelly
Second Basque terrorist suspect faces extradition from Northern Ireland: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Wednesday, April 22
Dissident republican may stand for election: Irish News
Allison Morris
Duffy candidacy 'could be a mandate for terror': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Prisoners at the polls – a long-standing tradition: Belfast Telegraph
Gilmour taking IRA threat 'seriously': Derry Journal
'I'm being set-up' – dissident: Derry Journal
'Supergrass' wing to be built at Maghaberry jail: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Pointless vandalism continues to blight our community: Belfast Media
Editorial
Sinn Fein to veto victims definition bill: UTV Internet
Purvis – Mainstream unionism is condemning Protestant men to failure: Belfast Telegraph
Expenses exemption is 'sop to SF': BBC
Row brews over NI politicians' expense exemption: UTV Internet
UDA must now decommission: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Historic meeting welcome: The News Letter
Editorial
New law to aid Orange halls: The News Letter
Former IRA member wins leave to stay in U.S.: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com (Apr 17)
April Drew
Long Kesh escapee Pól Brennan makes final bid to stay in the States: Belfast Media
Claim over Love Ulster attack 'plan': The News Letter
Cooncil tae translate Citie name: Derry Journal
Survey finds 93% favourable towards Irish language: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Nazis target loyalist estates: Derry Journal
Belfast's peace walls get artistic makeover: Belfast Telegraph
Village residents say racism claims are unfounded: The News Letter (Apr 20)
No welcome for 'bigots' in their own community: Irish News
Fionnuala O'Connor
Unionist attack on Sen. Ted Kennedy: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Conn Corrigan
Joint Border operation against laundering and smuggling: The Irish Times
Conor Lally
Maze can mirror peace centres around world: McGuinness: Belfast Telegraph
Tuesday, April 21
Garda replacement for Orde 'unacceptable': The News Letter
Why did PSNI take 17 days to investigate bomb scare?: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
First Minister highlights Equality Commission 'imbalance': UTV Internet
Only way forward is unity between willing people: Irish News
Roy Garland
Gerry's state of confusion – Goal of united Ireland 'in doubt': (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Poole won't be missed by unionists: The News Letter
Editorial
Paisley jnr to stay silent on identity of informant: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
A free press is not free PR for the Government: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Cardinal to talk with UDA-linked group: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Man injured in Londonderry shooting: The News Letter
Help thwart cross-border crime – plea: The News Letter
Organised crime suspects in Republic face non-jury trials: Irish News (Apr 18)
Gardaí urged to implement human rights protections: Irish Examiner
Noel Baker
Israelis, Arabs find peace in Ireland: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Conn Corrigan
Monday, April 20
Top gardai line up for orde PSNI job: Sunday Life (Apr 19)
Alan Murray
Tenure will be remembered for raids, blunt remarks and radical reforms: Irish News (Apr 17)
Barry McCaffrey
Orde's a hard act to follow and net must be cast wide: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
Armagh man claims MI5 offered huge sum to spy: Sunday Tribune (Apr 19)
Suzanne Breen
'I want them to stop offering me money and to stop bugging my car': Sunday Tribune (Apr 19)
Suzanne Breen
Dissidents blamed after attack on house: Belfast Telegraph
Children as young as 13 being recruited in online hate campaign: Sunday Tribune (Apr 19)
Joe Hayden
Terrorism arrests double since 2007: Irish Examiner
Cormac O'Keeffe
Ex-informers accuse security forces of gross negligence: Sunday Tribune (Apr 19)
Suzanne Breen
Loyalist group to meet head of Catholic Church in Ireland: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Sinn Fein to hold U.S. conferences on United Ireland: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Conn Corrigan
Parades 'must not be exploited': BBC
Ready for an Orange blast!: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com (Apr 15)
CormacMacConnell
Paisley's court deadline expires: BBC
MP anger over Churchill snub: The News Letter (Mar 6)
Spin doctor's fantasies that shame politics: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 13)
Laurence White
Former West Bank enemies find route to peace the Ulster way: The Times
David Sharrock
Sunday, April 19
Dissident republicans in bomb trade with gangs: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Ex-soldiers targeted in Real IRA death plot: The News Letter
1916 movie 'could fuel dissidents': Sunday Independent
Ronald Quinlan
Dissident threat to Orange parades played down: The News Letter
Police warn two ex-soldiers about threat to their lives: Irish News
Rebels an inconvenient truth for Adams and co: Sunday Independent — link repaired
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Republican group's fury at Sinn Fein office attacks: Irish News
Allison Morris
Connolly House attack cowardly and disgusting: Belfast Media (Apr 17)
Editorial
Irish American reaction as Hugh Orde steps down: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Conn Corrigan
Ministers' attack on Telegraph slammed by union chief: Belfast Telegraph
Assembly vs the press – battle is on: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Broadcasters are gagging me, says Allister: The News Letter
Desperate bid by ex-IRA man to stay in U.S.: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Conn Corrigan
Inquiries to hear final evidence 'in weeks': Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
After 39 years, truth about death of brave garda must finally be told: Irish Examiner (Apr 18)
Ryle Dwyer
North must act to avoid Republic's financial fate: Irish News
Patrick Murphy
No hiding place from world slump: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 16)
Editorial
Signs of economic progress heartening: The News Letter (Apr 16)
Editorial
€770k for Irish language promotion abroad: RTE
Saturday, April 18
'Armed struggle is pointless'- Senior Provo: Derry Journal
City bomb alert an elaborate hoax: BBC
Weapon may be linked to Gaddafi: Lurgan Mail
Dissidents blamed on plaque attack: Belfast Media
Men warned of RIRA murder bid: UTV Internet
Easter Rising movie 'may fuel dissident campaign': The News Letter (Apr 16)
Dissident denies 'key witness' RIRA link: Irish News
Seamus McKinney
Top female officer in running to take over from Sir Hugh: Belfast Telegraph
Lisa Smyth
O'Loan – He did a great job for north: Irish News
William Graham
Outgoing chief admits Omagh failure regret: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Unionists divided over Sir Hugh replacement: The News Letter
Orde's success was remarkable: Irish News
Editorial
History will judge Orde a success with PSNI: The News Letter
Editorial
Robinson pulled over allegations: The News Letter
Victims need justice too, don't forget: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Northern Ireland's full-court press for peace: Christian Science Monitor (Apr 16)
Michael Seaver
'Sectarian attackers' target cars: BBC
Catholic woman 'living in fear' of home being attacked: Derry Journal
Prison levels highest since GFA: Irish News (Apr 15)
Allison Morris
Are we creating an elite of 'super' politicians?: Derry Journal (Apr 14)
Norman Hamill
Party who declared this republic is the one to lead it: The Irish Times
Enda Kenny
Former enemies lock horns at Tower Hotel peace event: Derry Journal
Why Israel will never give in to terror tactics: Belfast Telegraph
Steven Jaffe and Terry McCorran
Friday, April 17
Sir Hugh Orde named as new Acpo president: The Times
Sean O'Neill
Orde – 'NI in most challenging time': BBC
Fears of a leadership vacuum after Orde's departure: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
'Rough and challenging ride' ends for Orde: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Straight talker who ushered in new era of policing: Irish Independent
David Young
PSNI to look outside North for new chief as Orde quits: Irish Independent
David Young
The hunt begins for Orde's successor: Belfast Telegraph
Lisa Smyth
Boston Irish American may get toughest tour of duty on the planet: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
Verdict from all sides of 'job well done' a fair testimony to Sir Hugh's record: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Orde will be hard act to follow: BBC
Mark Simpson
Burns says recruitment vindicates 50:50 process: Antrim Times
Parades Commission demands explanation for illegal Omagh march: Ulster Herald
Rosetta Donnelly
Orange Order must step up to thwart dissidents: Irish News
Newton Emerson
Sinn Féin split evident at Roslea Easter commemorations: Fermanagh Herald
Michael Breslin
'Keep focused' on journey to united Ireland, says Brolly: Derry Journal (Apr 14)
Euro poll focus is on battle between Allister and DUP: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Railway museum new flashpoint: Derry Journal (Apr 14)
Maze escaper makes final appeal: BBC
Cold cases solved – but at what cost to justice?: Irish News
Allison Morris
Reliance on informers is not new: Irish News
Allison Morris
Denis Donaldson informant kept hidden: Belfast Telegraph
IRA man's life exposed after 25 years: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
April Drew
Tyrone man may serve US jail term: Irish Examiner
Sean Mac Carthaigh
Fermanagh priest meets victims' campaigner: Fermanagh Herald
Sammy fumes at 'lack of respect' from Westminster: Belfast Telegraph
Linda McKee
Thursday, April 16
Campbell demands answers over handling of RIRA event: Derry Journal
Dissidents say spokesman erred in omitting Donaldson murder claim: Irish News
Seamus McKinney
Police consider response over Real IRA speech: The News Letter
Ex-RIRA man gives Donaldson evidence: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Sinn Fein office attacked again: BBC
Police make soldiers' appeal: The News Letter
Funeral request of murdered PSNI man: The News Letter
No-one can wreck the peace says Sinn Fein: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Republicans have destroyed Orange state, rally told: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Allister reports de Brun over IRA Easter tribute: The News Letter
Easter, 2009, and IRA's silence speaks for the future: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
RSF condemn SF: Newry Democrat
'Police recruitment policy must change'- Campbell: Londonderry Sentinel
Orde awaiting senior police vote: BBC
Sir Hugh Orde to lead Association of Chief Police Officers: The Times
Sean O'Neill
Brennan loses again: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
MEP raises concerns over Press freedom: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Stand firm against bigots: Irish News
Editorial
Councillor's 'offence to Lord Eames': The News Letter
Fountain interface 'shows failure of British rule': Derry Journal
Anger at language proposals: Londonderry Sentinel
Buccaneer from civil rights era who jolted the system: The Irish Times
Fionnuala O'Connor
Sectarian frenzy became the nail in the NILP coffin: Irish News (Apr 13)
Roy Garland
Maximising the tribal vote the key to Europe: Irish News
Brian Feeney
MEP criticises Sinn Féin attitude to EU: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
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