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Monday, August 15
Ombudsman loses staff trust over withheld intelligence: TheDetail.tv
Barry McCaffrey
Persuasion the best policy, says Adams: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Union is secure, says ex-IRA man: The News Letter
Adams makes call for 'free' Ireland: Belfast Telegraph
'Peace process party' poised for civil war: (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Martin McGuinness condemns 'sectarian' Derry violence: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
McGuinness condemns violence by nationalists: The Irish Times
George Jackson & Gerry Moriarty
Petrol bombs rain down as drunken youths run amok: Belfast Telegraph
Donna Deeney
15,000 on streets to remember Derry siege: Belfast Telegraph
Donna Deeney
Derry – Exploring a city united in peace (Jul 30): Manchester Evening News
Jo Blakemore
Omagh remembers bombing dead: Belfast Telegraph
BNP attacks local politicians over cultural diversity: (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
Lambegs drum up an historic first for Cavan's fleadh: Belfast Telegraph
Claire McNeilly
Gay Byrne will not contest Presidential race: RTE
Gaybo – 'I decided days ago not to run for the presidency': Irish Independent
Ken Sweeney
FF leader wounded, but not fatally, by broadcaster's withdrawal: The Irish Times
Mary Minihan
That 'Eureka' moment showed up Martin's flawed judgment: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
Race for the Áras – Martin's leadership: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Sir Hugh Orde – Commissioner in waiting? (Aug 13): The Independent
Paul Peachey
Sir Hugh is the best man, not a 'Yes' man: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Scots and Welsh quick to distance themselves from England's shame: Irish Independent
Sunday, August 14
Pipe bomb thrown at police in Derry: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Republican parade rioting condemned: Belfast Telegraph
Republican commemorations: Derry Journal
Not Quite There Yet – Northern Ireland: The Marshalltown Chronicle
Jill Luke
Man remanded on terrorism charges: UTV
'We are very proud of Kevin' (Jul 30): Derry Journal
Just one visit to nationalist area (Aug 8): Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
MP Simpson backs death penalty return: Portadown Times
Kenny's words will be remembered for decades: Irish Echo
Editorial
Navy gunboat sails into British waters to arrest illegal trawler: Evening Herald
Michael Lavery
Saturday, August 13
Rasharkin parade allowed through village: UTV
Loyalist band parade barred from return through nationalist village Rasharkin: Belfast Telegraph
Apprentice Boys to march amid protests: UTV
Grassroots point the way to shared future in peaceful Northern Ireland: Guardian.co.uk
Nicholas Watt
'Sinn Fein voters accept partition': The News Letter
Lillis campaign slams trust's care evaluation: Belfast Telegraph
Law or 'masked thugs': Derry Journal
Man faces terrorist-related charges: Belfast Telegraph
Protestant cleric backs joint classes with Catholics: Belfast Telegraph
Lindsay Fergus
Internment remembered: Derry Journal
Last NI death sentence man Holden bids to clear name: BBC
'No child protection issues' over gun photos (Aug 9): The News Letter
TUV slam Gaza twinning plans: Ballymoney Times
Painting of State visit given to Queen: The Irish Times
Michael Parsons
Mitchell defends EU role in Irish affairs: The Irish Times
Éanna Ó Caollaí
Presidential election – No certainty in democratic politics (Aug 11): Irish Examiner
Editorial
Campbell demands tougher line against rioters (Aug 11): BBC
London's deputy mayor says sorry for dig at Irish builders (Jul 23): The Irish Times
NI MP calls for rioters to be evicted: UTV
The police don't need water cannon to deal with rioters: Guardian.co.uk
Norman Bettison
Time for less talk and more action: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
The Beat Of A Different Drum – An Irish band that tried to bring peace to their country plays Al. Ringling Theatre tonight: Portage Daily Register
Craig Spychalla
Gers' fan played sectarian songs (Aug 5): Perthshire Advertiser
Les Stewart
Friday, August 12
Ruane wants Ombudsman to resign: UTV
TUV and DUP clash as Speaker row flares: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Allister criticises youth camp: The Irish Times
Cían Nihill
Gardai fear RIRA behind arson on Quinn chief's car: Evening Herald
Ken Foy
Trio charged over jail protest at Alliance's HQ: Belfast Telegraph
Anne Madden
Jail hospital 'can cater for Lillis': Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Translink rapped over IRA shrine: The News Letter
Translink wristband ban condemned: Mid Ulster Mail
'No decision yet' on minister's Windsor return: The News Letter
Innocent man killed by British army, inquiry finds: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Family welcome that HET says Billy McKavanagh was innocent: BBC
Miami massacre – How Hugh's band avoided the road to hell: Donegal Democrat
Tests show exhumed body is not IRA victim: The Scotsman
Ed Carty
Newly refurbished monument to Camlough Hunger Striker nears completion: The Cross Examiner
Brónagh Murphy
Appeal over RUC payment deadline: The News Letter
PM urged to use PSNI 'riot expertise': UTV
Single-minded Sir Hugh exactly what Met needs: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
When passion and politics clash: Belfast Media
Des Wilson
Uncle Gaybo will be hard to beat if he runs for president: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Presidential race – Integrity of politics under threat: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Sinn Féin TD meets former PM in Sydney: Irish Echo (Australia)
Luke O'Neill
O'Neill loses bid to withdraw guilty plea: Delaware County Daily Times
Alex Rose
Thursday, August 11
SF Minister in row over anthem on first visit to Windsor Park stadium: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Brian Kerr IFA comments 'disgraceful' – McElduff: BBC
GAA 'must clarify views on IRA events at clubs': The News Letter
Sinn Féin urges presidential voting rights for North: The Irish Times
Marie O'Halloran
Protests 'will not harm Relief of Derry parade': The News Letter
Rasharkin Apprentice Boys banned from Sunnyside: Ballymoney Times
Charity 'has no involvement in IRA event': The News Letter
Co Armagh man held after dissident operation: RTE
Armagh 'chaos' over twin hoax alerts: UTV
Man arrested over Bobby Moffett murder: BBC
Derry gun attack close to play area: UTV
Barriers Remain Amid Unresolved Conflict: Spiegel Online
Carsten Volkery
Built in haste now repented at leisure: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Finucanes angry over inquiry stall: Irish Echo
Report released into army killing: UTV
The last horseman: Irish Echo
Editorial
UK riots – BBC presenters told to call riots 'English': Daily Telegraph
Anita Singh
'24 hour notice' for NI water cannons: UTV
Now is not the time for police to use water cannon and baton rounds: Guardian.co.uk
Hugh Orde
How can we police Britain's double standards on rioting?: Belfast Telegraph
Fionola Meredith
McIlroy Stays Mum Over Olympic Team Allegiance: NewYorkTimes.com
Bill Pennington
McIlroy masters art of diplomacy as he moves to cool Olympic debate: Irish Independent
Karl MacGinty
Stormont could act as £4bn loan-arranger for business: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Byrne's Brussels outburst exposes FF rift: Irish Examiner
Paul O'Brien and Juno McEnroe
Gay's election ambitions come too Late Late in the day: Belfast Telegraph
Sam Smyth
Wednesday, August 10
Former detainees bring internment case: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
NI internment remembered 40 years on: BBC
Chris Page
Internment should not only be seen as an historical event: Derry Journal
Attwood accuses Coiste nIarchimi of double standards: BBC
Internment a prisoner of poor political timing: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Gunshots and petrol bombs at bonfire: UTV
Dissidents beginning to doubt their divided fight: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Sinn Fein 'orchestrating campaign to lower Union flag at City Hall': Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Community leaders hope for peaceful march: Derry Journal
Allister slams 'irrational' parades ruling: The News Letter
It will take a lot more than a new leader to save SDLP: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Republican prisoner taken to hospital: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
'Dying' Brendan Lillis is moved to hospital: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
McGuinness presses government over Lillis: Derry Journal
Man in stable condition after Londonderry shooting: BBC
'Don't compare London riots to Ulster': The News Letter
Requests to supply water cannons unlikely, says former PSNI chief constable: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
PSNI offer Land Rover help over London riots: BBC
PSNI 'can't send' London riot officers: UTV
Top police officer warns against use of plastic bullets on rioters: Guardian.co.uk
Sandra Laville
London riots – Theresa May rejects calls for water cannon: Daily Telegraph
Tom Whitehead
Fury over charity logo on IRA flyer: Belfast Telegraph
Adrian Rutherford
Sinn Fein minister set for Northern Ireland match at Windsor Park: Belfast Telegraph
Adrian Rutherford
Country 'switch' unfair to IFA – Kerr: The Irish Times
Fight on to secure footballers' loyalty to Northern Ireland: Belfast Telegraph
Graham Luney
Cross-party tributes to 'peacemaker' Holkeri: The News Letter
Tuesday, August 9
Dissidents warn of 'drastic' action: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Apprentice Boys' 'anger' at ruling: The News Letter
Drive to free Lillis stepped up a gear: Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
Should Lillis be shown compassion?: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Riot charges for teen girl and woman: UTV
We hate to say it Maggie, but ...: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Three charged over teen murder bid: UTV
Graffiti attack on Rasharkin Hibernian hall: BBC
Tenth anniversary of teenager's murder commemorated: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
Republicans 'to sue government' over NI internment: BBC
'They ruined my life, I will never forgive them': Belfast Media
Kieran Hughes
Britain's human guinea pigs' demand justice on torture anniversary (Aug 7): (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
Internment event cancelled after daughter accuses organisers of 'hijacking' father's memory: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
Waiting for justice: Derry Journal
British soldiers back in the West: Belfast Media
Gráinne McWilliams
Slowly, the North is inching towards normality: Sunday Business Post
Vincent Browne
Harri Holkeri – Finnish statesman who played key role in talks that led to Good Friday peace deal: Belfast Telegraph
North has highest rates of post-traumatic stress: The Irish Times
Ronan McGreevy
Comrie man is fined for playing sectarian songs on his computer (Aug 5): The Courier (Perthshire)
Monday, August 8
PSNI – we're not overstretched: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Ballymena PSNI officers attacked with bricks: BBC
Probe into use of baton rounds: Carrick Times
PSNI 'facing class action by suspects held too long' (Aug 3): Belfast Telegraph
McGuinness in new plea over prisoner: UTV
Provos slam Felons Club for banning fund-raising for dying Long Kesh man: (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
Three in court over GAA teen murder bid: Belfast Telegraph
Adrian Rutherford
"I'm no tout and never would be" – Ex-CIRA boss slams death threat: (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
'Flags of hope' remember Thomas Devlin: BBC
Hundreds attend Ballymurphy march: UTV
Families demand British tell the truth about Belfast's Bloody Sunday: (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
No Sinn Féin invite to Bridge meeting invokes anger: The Cross Examiner
Brónagh Murphy
Wilson seeks representative on Nama board: The Irish Times
Francess McDonnell
God save us if this religious lunacy is allowed to triumph (Aug 3): Belfast Telegraph
Fionola Meredith
Gangsters get security warning in wake of murder: Irish Independent
Ralph Riegel
Gay Byrne considers standing for Irish presidency: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
McClean planning Irish switch: London Evening Standard
Sunday, August 7
Kate Middleton trained to act against possible IRA attacks: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Cathal Dervan
Suspected firearm found during Stranmillis alert: BBC
Santander to re-open after bomb attack: Derry Journal
Teens remanded over south Belfast riots: UTV
Only way back for smaller parties is to flee Executive (Aug 5): Belfast Telegraph
Alex Kane
'Sandcastle' flag row halts council business (Aug 3): Derry Journal
Gaeltacht Quarter begins to take shape (Aug 1): Belfast Media
Gráinne McWilliams
Two charged with Antrim attempted murder: BBC
Man arrested in Moffett murder investigation: RTE
Bobby Moffett murder – Man released: UTV
Celebrating the genius of Féile (Jul 28): Belfast Media
Des Wilson
So will Robinson give Pride of place to gays? (Aug 5): Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
California pols in North visit: Irish Echo
Fading fast, the murals that illustrate story of the Troubles: The Independent
Rob Sharp
A Stern recollection of Troubled times and the I.R.A. informer who got away: Donegal Democrat
Hey Google, where's our new Peace bridge? (Aug 2): Derry Journal
Peer hails tenacity of PMS members: The News Letter
A minor miracle that put PMS savers back in black (Aug 4): Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Prosecution team to deal with football violence (Aug 6): The Scotsman
Cordelia O'Neill
Impose legislation wisely to root out football hooligans (Aug 6): The Herald
Editorial
Saturday, August 6
Online dissidents 'must face courts': The News Letter
Price's pardon 'should mean dropped charges': UTV
Two Londonderry men accused of having rifle: BBC
Ford strategy stokes the fires of dissident discord: Belfast Telegraph
Henry McDonald
Fresh call for parades body to be scrapped: The News Letter
Loyalist residents in second protest at flashpoint: Belfast Telegraph
Louise Small
MLAs call for Lillis release: Derry Journal
MP hits out at 'political pressure' in Lillis case: The News Letter
AOH leader Seamus Boyle calls for Lillis release: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
"PSNI failing people of this community" – claims Councillor: Tyrone Times
Sinn Fein need to take a step back from political policing: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
'Lock up your sons and daughters or we will' – Police: Newtownabbey Times
Woman charged with East Belfast trouble: UTV
Ballyclare riot accused in court: UTV
Margaret Ritchie courts SDLP membership: Belfast Telegraph
John Mulgrew
Sinn Fein holds first ard fheis in Belfast: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Justice for Ballymurphy: Derry Journal
Mother 'sceptical' over son's murder reinvestigation: UTV
Flying flag for brighter future in memory of murdered teen: Belfast Telegraph
Anne Madden
News gathering not for police to exploit: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Adams judgement due in September: Dundalk Democrat
Views sought on UK Bill of Rights: BBC
Clive Coleman
Links to U.S. Tea Party for Irish presidential front runner: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Cathal Dervan
Do we need to elect a largely powerless president at all?: The Irish Times
Donald Clarke
Race for presidency is becoming a farce: Irish Examiner
Editorial
BBC defends decision to call Irish song 'sectarian': The Herald
Gerry Braiden
Scottish Independence – It's Up to the Working Class (Aug 4): Huffington Post
Neil Scott
Friday, August 5
Facebook police photos were 'murder risk': UTV
RAAD should 'go away and stay away': Donegal Democrat
'Explosives' in dissident accused's car: UTV
I'll sue – says McNally: Mid Ulster Mail
Possible Real IRA link in murder of Cork man investigated: The Irish Times
Barry Roche
East Belfast residents stage protest: UTV
Three men due in court over Ballyclare riots: BBC
Fifth arrest over Ballyclare violence: UTV
Teen riot accused banned from parades: UTV
Silence reigns after crunch Drumcree talks: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Doubt over new North economic envoy: Irish Echo
Susan Garraty
More calls to free Brendan Lillis: UTV
McMahon calls for release of Brendan Lillis: Donegal Democrat
Brendan Lillis campaigners in 'sack David Ford' call: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Donaldson wants death penalty restored for terrorists: BBC
Call for restorative justice review: UTV
DUP MP Donaldson wants death penalty restored: Belfast Telegraph
News organisations must hand over riot footage: BBC
Police win media riot footage bid: UTV
Murdered RUC man's grandaughter meets relatives of 9/11: Impartial Reporter
Julie Kenwell
'Rein in DUP homophobes': Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Troubles-related stress illness studied: BBC
Boston College probe a threat to oral history research: Irish Echo
Christopher Bray
Olympic torch to light up both sides of Border: Irish Independent
Thursday, August 4
Facebook shuts down page targeting Northern Ireland police: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Dissidents put PSNI officers on web: The News Letter
Pensioner charged with terrorist offences: RTE
Four dissident suspects arrested and rifle found in Derry: BBC
Derry alert disruption condemned: UTV
McGlone aims to reassert SDLP's 'proud core values': Tyrone Times
SDLP leadership debate 'healthy': Derry Journal
Orange Order dismisses SF's 'loyalist link' claim: The News Letter
RNU to stage Apprentice Boys march protest: Derry Journal
Man remanded over Ardoyne riots: UTV
Four held over Ballyclare riots: Belfast Telegraph
Boy, 16, charged over Twelfth riots: UTV
Patience of the Saints: Belfast Media
Editorial
Spotlight put on divided society: The News Letter
Call for restorative justice review: Belfast Telegraph
Lillis not sick enough for compassionate release – Ford: BBC
Moyle council call for release of former IRA man: Ballymoney Times
David Ford meets partner of prisoner Brendan Lillis: BBC
A vengeful society is not the answer: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Bus and rail firm Translink bans pro-Army wristbands: Belfast Telegraph
Brehons back BC: Irish Echo
Paul Ainsworth
Legal writ expected over internment: UTV
Cross-border bridge may still be built: The Cross Examiner
Brónagh Murphy
Media challenge PSNI's 12 July legal bid: RTE
MLA Jim Allister calls for apology over Belfast Gay Pride posters: Belfast Telegraph
Amanda Poole
Man charged over Neil Lennon 'hate' websites: BBC
Wednesday, August 3
Margaret Ritchie may face three-way fight to lead SDLP: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
SDLP needs more than just a change at the top: The News Letter
Sam McBride
SDLP feeling the strain: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Dissident republican suspects held: Belfast Telegraph
Suspicious object found after dissident probe arrests: Derry Journal
Derry alert disruption condemned: UTV
Revealed – Dissident bomb plot to kill police: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Teen charged over Ardoyne riots: UTV
Is this how we want world to view Northern Ireland?: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Flags in Aghanloo 'contentious': Derry Journal
Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness in Lillis plea: BBC
Commemoration hears call for Lillis release: Derry Journal
Loose talk set the police on the trail of the Provos: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Elliott presses for 'Londonderry' title: Derry Journal
Dublin pub that barred the Queen burnt to the ground in suspicious circumstances: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Cathal Dervan
Lounge and owner attracted wrong kind of publicity over past year: The Irish Times
Conor Lally
MP Campbell in web messages warning: Derry Journal
Police arrest 'creator' of website used to post Neil Lennon hate messages: The Scotsman
Gareth Rose
David Norris campaign was a political phenomenon: Guardian.co.uk
Patrick Barkham
Cameron 'kept word by rescuing PMS': The News Letter
Tuesday, August 2
PSNI 'emergency' plan under fire: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
PSNI deny 'hands off' approach: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
McDonnell may also take on Ritchie: Belfast Telegraph
A challenging time for SDLP leader Margaret Ritchie : Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Seriously-ill Lillis a threat to no-one, says McCartney: Derry Journal
New hunger strike mural underway in the Bogside: Derry Journal
Ex-Army agent could be key to catching hackers: Belfast Telegraph
British army 'covered up' UDR units links to UVF: TheDetail.tv
Barry McCaffrey
Why is it ok to have such contempt for Protestants? (Jul 28): Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Murder spree spells bad news for Church: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Norris's presidential bid all but over as backers pull the plug: Irish Independent
Michael Brennan, Fiach Kelly and Greg Harkin
Monday, August 1
Margaret Ritchie faces leadership challenge: RTE
Patsy McGlone to stand for SDLP leadership: UTV
I'd put a bullet in his head – CIRA death threat to ex-boss: (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
Two due in court over Belfast riots: UTV
More arrests to come say police: Portadown Times
'Old RUC' fear: Belfast Media
Paul Ainsworth
Let Brendan Lillis go home: SocialistWorker.org
Sandy Boyer
Orangemen face prosecution for Drumcree 'march': Portadown Times
Orangemen deny any Drumcree breach: The News Letter
CARA action against parades body: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
McShane Twelfth comments 'outrageous': Ballymoney Times
Pipe bomb found in Crossgar: UTV
Police release loyalist murder quiz man: Belfast Telegraph
Laws to tackle sport sectarianism: UTV
BC should abide by subpoena, provide info in murder case: Boston Globe
Editorial
Met 'failed to act over hacking of ex-Army spy's IRA emails': London Evening Standard
Tom Harper
Paras are back on the streets of Ballymurphy: Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
When Church and state collide: Sunday Business Post
Time to remember place of the RIC in the history of Ireland: The Irish Times
Chris Ryder
Why I won't be back at Gay Pride: The News Letter
Alex Kane
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