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Saturday, August 15
Baggott talks of challenge ahead: The News Letter
Money should be diverted to front line services: Belfast Media
Alex Maskey
Will we be in tune over new beat bobbies?: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Intimidation of Protestants blamed for tensions: The News Letter
'Dissident fears' halt band parade: The News Letter
Ardoyne riot cost NI police £420,000: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
'Demonisation' of Orangemen sparked trouble: Belfast Media
Nelson McCausland
Parades ruling shows dilemma: Irish News
Editorial
Orange and AOH halls attacked in North Antrim: The News Letter
Michael McGlade
The hunger strikes of '81 and what they mean today: Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
'Shoot-to-kill' cases of two men set for European court: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
March will recall events of August '69 and remember those who died: Belfast Media
Roisin McManus
How long a stay for the troops?: The Guardian (Aug 15, 1969)
'I fired first shot from Nationalist side in 1969': Belfast Media
Roisin McManus
City faces the abyss in 1969 as British troops arrive on streets: Irish News
Seamus McKinney
The night the Troubles began: Daily Telegraph
Denis Murray
Painful memories of 1969 pogroms: Belfast Media
Editorial
US to deport IRA Maze escapee: Belfast Telegraph
Irish America clout real and hard won: The Irish Times
Niall O'Dowd
UVF murderer back from Spain to 'clear his name': Belfast Telegraph
Ivan Little
Family could sue over flawed murder probe: Belfast Telegraph
Sport's role in building respect in North stressed: The Irish Times
Tim O'Brien
SF admits Lisbon campaign funding difficulties: Irish Examiner
Colm Kelpie
The time for radical thinking: Belfast Media
Des Wilson
UUP's link with Tories in spotlight over NHS: Belfast Telegraph
Friday, August 14
At last, Belfast dares to imagine life after the 30ft 'peace wall': The Independent
David McKittrick
IRA organised attack on 1969 Apprentice Boys' parade' – claim: Derry Journal
Liam Neeson – 'I will never get over the Troubles': Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Kelly Fincham
Legacy of violence still being felt to this day: Ulster Herald
Alan Rodgers
Historical lobotomy an insult to Troubles dead: Irish News
Newton Emerson
Northern Ireland – After 40 years, the barriers remain: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
Learn from mistakes: Ulster Herald
Editorial
Haughey, Not Donlon Was Correct: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
Sinn Fein fears Tory U-turn on justice cash: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
All must back new PSNI chief: Irish News
Editorial
Parades body urged to reconsider march: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Residents terrified by mob of loyalists: Irish News
Suzanne McGonagle
Dissidents to protest over marine band: Irish News
GAA accused of 'republican agenda' over fixture change: Ulster Herald
Alan Rodgers
Man released over McDaid murder: UTV Internet
Thugs attack church in Ballymena: Belfast Telegraph
'My son's a hood but no dealer': Derry Journal
Laurence McClenaghan
Why U.S.-Ireland Alliance should be de-funded: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Editorial
Maze corporation plans cost £5m: UTV Internet
New painting replaces paramilitary mural: Belfast Telegraph (Aug 13)
Emily Moulton
Féile makes coming of age a great experience: Irish News
Jim Gibney
Sinn Féin opens No campaign: IrishTimes.com
Thursday, August 13
New police chief gets historic SF welcome: The News Letter
Sam McBride
A new chief for a changed force: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Sinn Fein meet police over man's arrest: Impartial Reporter
Tories stand by Unionists in pledge: UTV Internet
Biggest test so far for UUP/Tory pact: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Robinson attacks Calif. Democrats: Irish Echo
Anthony Neeson
Rasharkin parade will go ahead: The News Letter
Controversy over Rasharkin parade decision: RTE
Cut Boys' parade in half – Duddy: Derry Journal
Band leader fined for spitting: BBC
Republicans 'stirring up trouble over flags': The News Letter
Colin O'Carroll
Police hunt 'enforcer' after court no-show: Irish News
Allison Morris
UDA blamed for savage baseball bat assault: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Another arrest in McDaid murder case: RTE
I'm afraid I'll be attacked again, says victim who was left for dead: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Church attack sectarian say PSNI: BBC
O'Loans – paint bomb attack on our home won't intimidate us: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Youth remanded over Ardoyne riots: UTV Internet
Police link two Derry shootings: The Irish Times
New 'Murph Massacre witness speaks out – for the first time: Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
Are we in danger of losing the plot over violent past?: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
The emergency measure that lasted 35 years: The Times
Roy Hattersley
Northern Ireland Troubles – How violence took hold: Belfast Telegraph (Aug 12)
Brian Walker
Tragic period that transformed NI: BBC
Brian Hanley
Unionist wild men played a part in starting Troubles: Irish News
Brian Feeney
Don't leave it to the teens: Belfast Media
Des Wilson
Unemployment rate in South now double that in North: Irish Independent
Anne-Marie Walsh
Wednesday, August 12
UUP proposal for five-year delay to justice devolution criticised by SDLP: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
UUP plan to delay justice powers until 2014 rejected: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Ex-London Met officer lands post as PSNI chief: Irish Independent
David Young
Baggott 'delighted' to be new Chief Constable: The News Letter
Positive innovation needed in police station discussions: Irish News
Breidge Gadd
Calls for Parades Commission to issue conditions on 'most contentious' march: Irish News
Maeve Connolly
Teen in court over Twelfth riot: BBC
Residents' anger at loyalist flag in mixed Claudy estate: Derry Journal
Charges follow 'flags protest': BBC
Breakaway loyalists in decommissioning move: The News Letter
Two paramilitary-style attacks in Derry: RTE
Conversation of soldiers' killers recorded on mobile, court told: The Irish Times
Man accused of soldier murders is not linked to phone recording – lawyer: Belfast Telegraph
SF not renewing London flat lease: BBC
O'Loan's house damaged in attack: BBC
School attacked with petrol bombs: BBC
Robert Hamill murder – Reasons sought over witness's failure to attend: Belfast Telegraph
Appeal for truth about 1975 murder: The News Letter
Northern Ireland Troubles – Battle of the Bogside: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Inky pages might clear heads fogged with denial: Irish News
Fionnuala O'Connor
Is Sammy's rant on racism just a new red herring?: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
Stained glass memorials for victims of bombings: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
New study bursary for ex-prisoners: Irish News
Simon Doyle
Tuesday, August 11
Ferris defends decision to greet McCabe killers: Irish Examiner
Conor Ryan
Sinn Fein 'irrelevant in Republic': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Gerry Adams praises former Methodist president Harold Good: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Husband of Shankill bomb victim tells of letter to Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
SF puts on united front at key meeting: The News Letter
SF rules out beefed up role for TDs in party's leadership structure: Irish Examiner
Conor Ryan
Cox accuses SF of linking Ireland with Eurosceptic Tories: The Irish Times
Stephen Collins & Gerry Moriarty
Adams has little to show for decades of political work: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Gerry must do the Right thing – Shinners need shift from Left: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Sinn Féin's travails: The Irish Times
Editorial
UUP call for policing test period: BBC
Former Met commander blasts PSNI 'cowardice': The News Letter
Republican rejects stop and search figures: Derry Journal
Police defend city trouble tactics: UTV Internet
Four pursuing top PSNI position: RTE
New PSNI chief needs protection from politics: The News Letter
Liam Clarke
Policing Board must pick best man for job: The News Letter
Editorial
Call for tough line over Londonderry violence: The News Letter
Hardline republicans slam parade policing: Derry Journal
Marchers urged to talk with residents: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Unfortunate sideshow to parade: Derry Journal
Burning of soldier's effigy 'evil' – MLA: The News Letter
Swine flu 'could kill murder accused': UTV Internet
Murder gang 'taped themselves': BBC
'Dissidents to blame for parade violence': The News Letter
UDA blamed for gang attack: UTV Internet
Progressive loyalism needs funding to advance projects: Irish News
Roy Garland
Sectarian slogans daubed on pitch: BBC
Newbuildings man leaves home after bandsmen attack: Derry Journal (Aug 7)
Mountbatten bomber won't talk to father of teen victim: Belfast Telegraph
Claire Harrison
North's senior civil servants will not get bonus this year: The Irish Times
Francess McDonnell
Minister is right to block pay bonuses: The News Letter
Editorial
Monday, August 10
Éirigí – New kids on the republican block: Sunday Tribune (Aug 9)
Conor McMorrow
Dissidents motivated by vanity, says Adams: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Sinn Féin gather for strategy talks: RTE
Sinn Féin has 'issues' in Republic – Adams: Sunday Tribune (Aug 9)
Conor McMorrow
What does Sinn Féin stand for? It stands for speeding around country roads in the company of ruthless killers trying to avoid the guards: Sunday Tribune (Aug 9)
Diarmuid Doyle
SF denies fundraising party is for garda killers: Irish Independent
Patricia McDonagh and Sarah Stack
Nine charged as trouble breaks out after Apprentice Boys parade: Belfast Telegraph
Apprentice Boys parade passes off with 'sporadic' rioting and 26 arrests: The Irish Times
George Jackson
New Northern Ireland police chief will be revealed tomorrow: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Tyrone village driven mad by British army helicopters: Sunday Tribune (Aug 9)
Suzanne Breen
My tears will never go away: Sunday Life (Aug 9)
Stephanie Bell
Acknowledgement 'shows need for truth in dealing with past': Irish News
Suzanne McGonagle
'Day of Acknowledgement' needed in Northern Ireland: Belfast Telegraph
Never dull with Sammy: UTV Internet (Aug 6)
Ken Reid
Northern Ireland 40 years on – can peace survive renewed bloodshed?: The Times
David Sharrock
The stone that broke the North's dam of violence: Sunday Business Post (Aug 9)
Tom McGurk
Start of the Troubles – how an IRA volunteer and army man experienced it: The Times
Sunday, August 9
Adams in attack on dissident behaviour: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Sinn Fein must speak with one voice on crime: The Sunday Times
Bitter taste left by killers' freedom: Sunday Independent
John-Paul McCarthy
Gerry gets tough: Irish News
Newton Emerson
Nine charged over city violence : BBC
Watson calls for calm after series of sectarian incidents in recent weeks: Antrim Times
Workers 'ordered off' building site: Irish News
Suzanne McGonagle
Ban terrorists from YouTube – Unionist MP: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
Breakaway UDA group claims to have decommissioned guns and explosives: Sunday Independent
Photo fury: Portadown Times
Victor Gordon
TUV and DUP agree as Halliday set for comeback: Ballymoney Times
UUP may plump for costly by-election 'to keep Calvert out': Portadown Times
Victor Gordon
'McGuinness Luger' had been stolen by Provos: The Sunday Times
Deaglan O'Donghailee
Families to retrace steps of victims: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
40 years on from the arrival of first troops in Ulster: Glasgow Sunday Mail
Norman Silvester
Daughter revisits scene of 1973 murder: BBC
Special guide sheds light on world of Irish politics: Irish News
Patrick Murphy
Old IRA gun routes used to smuggle in cigarettes: Sunday Independent
Tom Brady
President Clinton lined up for Dundalk return: Dundalk Democrat
Gary McLaughlin
Labour candidate 'was sent sectarian messages': The Sunday Times
Jason Allardyce
Saturday, August 8
Adams names new Sinn Fein leader in south: Belfast Telegraph
Adams – Development of SF 'frustratingly slow': Irish Examiner
Conor Ryan
Adams sees regaining lost ground in Dublin as crucial to party: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Angry UUP may force by-election over pact: Belfast Telegraph
Victor Gordon
Tensions build ahead of Londonderry parade: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
'Elaborate hoax' ahead of parade: BBC
PSNI officers prepare for Derry parade: The Irish Times
George Jackson
Dickinson defies Orange leadership: The News Letter
Apprentice Boys are working towards a better future: The News Letter
Jim Brownlee
Police accused of facilitating loyalist protest: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Loyalist accused of 'total denial' over McDaid claims: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Clinton saga highlights ludicrous notions about importance of Ireland to America: The Irish Times
Niall Stanage
Attorney General didn't take long over wrong call: Belfast Media (Aug 7)
Editorial
Holland family deserve answers: Irish News (Aug 7)
Editorial
Murdered teen's family welcome admission he was not an informer: Irish News
Suzanne McGonagle
Latest apology to the victims of republicans: Irish News
Suzanne McGonagle
Union Jack tacked on pensioner's door: Derry Journal
Consultation on service for Troubles' victims opens: The Irish Times
Two defections underline Irish MPs' unease: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Holiday trips to the North have doubled: Irish Independent
Aideen Sheehan
Ban attempt fails to stop march: BBC
Friday, August 7
Bullish Gerry Adams insists – I'm not stepping down: Belfast Telegraph
Unionist figure urges investigation into 1972 image of McGuinness with pistol: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
26 police bases to close as unionists lose vote: Belfast Telegraph
Lisa Smyth
Confidence will be dented by this vote: The News Letter
Editorial
SF Policing Board representative calls for an end to PSNI stop and search powers: Belfast Media
Alana Fearon
Robinson blasts Pelosi group's 'foolish motion' on united Ireland: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Kenneth Haynes
Politicians call for calm parade: BBC
Tension as Ardoyne parade day nears: Belfast Media
Ardoyne has suffered enough without this added misery: Belfast Media
Alban Maginness
Loyalist regrets McDaid death but says it was 'not deliberate': Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
UVF killer has licence revoked: BBC
Former internees say no to bonfires: Belfast Media
Roisin McManus
'Reckless, dishonest coat-trailing exercise': Derry Journal
Ian Cullen
Protestants don't apply for College senior posts: Impartial Reporter
New 'Murph Massacre witness speaks out – for the first time: Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
Romanians who fled Belfast as victims of racism make quick return: The Times
David Sharrock
Northern Ireland's finance minister in 'anti-racism industry' row: Guardian.co.uk
David Batty
IRA victim 'was not an informant': The News Letter
Secret go-between shines a light on history makers: Irish News
Jim Gibney
Finance Minister backs Veterans Bill proposal: The News Letter
Police bill for three Orange marches nears £1m: The Herald
Gerry Braiden
Police ban loyal order parade due to risk of violence amid concerns over flute band: Irish News
Thursday, August 6
Extradition threat lifted from IRA killers: The Times
David Sharrock
Adams 'regret' for McCabe killing as two are freed: The Irish Times
Conor Lally & Gerry Moriarty
Unionist fury over decision not to extradite released Provo duo: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Ferris defends freedom run: Irish Examiner
Conor Ryan and John Fallon
Guerin reported on attack weeks before death: Irish Examiner
Jimmy Woulfe
Sinn Fein can't have it both ways in a democracy: Irish Independent
Aidan O'Connor
Were overtures made to deter the extradition of two IRA men Pearse McAuley and Nessan Quinlivan?: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
Prosecution move under suspicion: The News Letter
Editorial
Closure for family of slain garda: Evening Herald
Editorial
UDA chief and SF leader share platform: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Once sworn enemies, together to talk in west Belfast: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Less fizz but politics lingers at Belfast Féile: The Irish Times
Fionnuala O'Connor
Too long a wait says California's Burton: Irish Echo
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir
Hillary confirms NI role: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Kelly Fincham
US thinking of consigning envoy role to rear echelon: Irish News
Ray O'Hanlon
PPS takes issue with Gerry Adams: BBC
Sentencing and public perception: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Full statement a revealing glimpse into Dodds's world: Irish News
Brian Feeney
Unionist anger over McGuinness gun photo: The News Letter
Torrens Knight court case adjourned: Londonderry Sentinel
Ex-INLA leader's brother held over soldier murders: Irish News
Loaded handgun found by children: BBC
Protestant home attack 'sectarian': Irish News
Maeve Connolly
Fountain residents being targeted on website of hate: Londonderry Sentinel
Eamon Sweeney
Bishop at PSNI parade: Irish News
Claire Simpson
Wednesday, August 5
DUP-TUV councils deal 'worthless': BBC
SF threaten to scupper council deal: The News Letter
Allister – deal with DUP is 'a one-off': Belfast Telegraph
Republican splinter group targets council elections: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Public debate on justice post: Irish News
Editorial
Card row shows north is a different country now: Irish News
Fionnuala O'Connor
North making progress despite 'heartache', says President: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Eames and Bradley split – claim: The News Letter
Why Gerry Adams's trips look a bit rich now: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Police refuse to confirm arms find: Irish News
John Manley
McGuinness among republicans named in Frazer's legal action: Irish News
Diana Rusk
Police meet amid Derry parade fears: Derry Journal
Stay away from Apprentice Boys parade, thugs told: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid and Will Ellison
Lottery 'takes heat out of bonfires': UTV Internet
Sinn Fein and SDLP clash over march trade-off claim: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Top cop rejects 'Twelfth' criticism: Derry Journal
Front-runner out of police chief race: UTV Internet
Four candidates remain in PSNI race: The News Letter
Unionist anger over station closure plans: The News Letter
Will PSNI station closures improve efficiency?: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Attack on church 'sectarian': Irish News
Maeve Connolly
Town attacks treated as sectarian: BBC
Man released over Massereene killings: UTV Internet
Nine men remanded for McDaid murder: Irish News
Teens' killer Brown moved amid prison murder threat: Irish News
Allison Morris
McCabe killers released from prison: RTE
'IRA men won't face extradition': The News Letter
Case sparked unprecedented public outcry: Irish Independent
Stephen O'Farrell
Major Belfast conference on intolerance: UTV Internet
Loyal Order parade banned over safety fears: The Herald
Gerry Braiden
Tuesday, August 4
SDLP warns Government not to give into DUP 'shopping list': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
All Assembly parties 'must back justice devolution': The News Letter
Parades commission must survive justice devolution, says SDLP: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Denis Bradley still backs cash for Troubles victims' relatives: Belfast Telegraph
Unionist anger as Bradley resurrects payout call: The News Letter
NI Secretary urged to acknowledge role of UDA in McDaid murder: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Republican splinter group targets council elections: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
DUP and TUV in by-election deal: UTV Internet
'We're fighting to win two Westminster seats': The News Letter (Aug 3)
Stunts won't end support for PSNI: Irish News
Editorial
Man arrested over soldier murders: BBC
Catholic church attacked in sectarian flare-up: Belfast Telegraph
Lisa Smyth
Educating about past key to promoting respect in future: Irish News
Roy Garland
Maiden city sustained by tradition: The News Letter
Editorial
Dermot Murnaghan remembers the political and religious unrest growing up in Northern Ireland: Daily Mail (Jul 31)
Yvonne Swann
Bombay Street burnings remembered: Irish News
Marie Louise McCrory
Monday, August 3
First Minister urges White House to be 'even-handed': The News Letter
Hillary Clinton's vow to keep Northern Ireland on her radar is no bad thing: Belfast Telegraph
Jim Dee
Ford – There will be no puppet Alliance Justice Minister: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Adams intervenes over Holland murder sentence: UTV Internet
Victims' group to take legal action against republicans: The News Letter
Future of parades body 'in doubt': BBC
Call for Parades Commission protection: UTV Internet
Getting the timing right for parade talks: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Integrated education 'can help defuse sectarianism': Belfast Telegraph
Child attack blamed on UDA: The News Letter
Migrant family is driven out of loyalist estate: Belfast Telegraph
Northern lessons for a Dublin minister: Belfast Telegraph
Salute to dogs and their handlers killed in Troubles: Belfast Telegraph
Barrister was a great support – McGuinness: The News Letter (Jul 30)
Figures show twice as many southerners holidaying north: Irish News (Jul 28)
A strategy to end segregated housing: Irish Echo
Margaret Ritchie
Unionist fears over Brandywell borrowing: Londonderry Sentinel
Olga Bradshaw
Government is not just about being popular: The News Letter
Alex Kane
John McMullan – Dedicated republican was compassionate man and caring friend: Irish News (Aug 1)
Sean Murray
Harry Patch put no gloss on bloody conflict: The News Letter (Jul 28)
Liam Clarke
Sunday, August 2
Eirigi recruits its first elected Sinn Fein politician in north: Irish News
Allison Morris
No response from Orange Order on Sinn Fein's call for dialogue: Irish News
Allison Morris
Graham takes parades body post: BBC
Rational requests never get a reasoned response: Irish News
Patrick Murphy
Spies, lies and ways to quell terrorism: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Troubles bereaved invited to debate with Bradley: Irish News
Adams 'will not hand over leadership': Sunday Independent (scroll down)
SF's identity crisis must be tackled to win seats in the south: Irish News
Valerie Robinson
Mixing children reduces division: The Sunday Times
Gabrielle Monaghan
MP calls on YouTube to remove Real IRA propaganda videos: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Peace concert organisers say 'no regrets' after forty years: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
There's no place for old politics in today's Ireland: Irish News (Jul 30)
Jim Gibney
Loss of Irishness may lead to health issues: The Sunday Times
Sarah McInerney
Images of carnage all too vivid for councillor: The News Letter (Jul 30)
Terror drama staged in back of a Belfast taxi: The Observer
Henry McDonald
The end of the Twelfth fortnight – for good?: The News Letter (Jul 28)
Miriam tells of death threats: Irish News (Jul 30)
Maeve Connolly
On the media – Derry or Londonderry?: San Francisco Chronicle
Yumi Wilson
Life-saving work is hampered by thugs: Belfast Media (Jul 28)
Editorial
IRA millionaire faces 146 years in prison over fraud: Sunday Independent
Don Lavery
Saturday, August 1
Sinn Fein chief Gerry Adams in new appeal for talks with Orange Order: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Marchers demand full-scale police op: Irish News
Parades Commission comes to Ardoyne: Belfast Media
Cops release 'Twelfth' CCTV images: Derry Journal
Unionists in new ID card uproar over removal of Union flag: Belfast Telegraph
Dissidents disrupt police meeting: UTV Internet
Anger over dissidents' DPP protest: Belfast Telegraph
Hillary visit in doubt, but she still 'cares deeply' about peace: Belfast Telegraph
Jim Dee
Bring Hillary back to NW says Dallat: Derry Journal
Anderson challenged to condemn all terror: Londonderry Sentinel
William Allen
Loyalist faction deny weapons handover: The News Letter
Scappaticci stays away from brother's funeral: Irish News
Allison Morris
Stop burning our schools: Belfast Media
Campbell loses High Court bid for release from jail: The Irish Times
Real IRA says it sent bullets: Derry Journal
Claudy bomb victims remembered: The News Letter
Mural to Buck Alec comes under fire: Belfast Media
GAA event 'sickening': The News Letter
Retrial ordered for Carlow man: The Irish Times
Website threats will not deter activists: Belfast Media
Londonderry's heritage is valued: Londonderry Sentinel
Olga Bradshaw
'Government cuts will destroy our language': Donegal Democrat
Moment of madness – A gift from God for Ireland's wits: Financial Times
Andrew Mueller
Chief's ambition for tower plant sky high: The Herald (Jul 29)
Mark Williamson
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