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Wednesday, August 31
Derry republicans told it's ok to be uneasy: Derry Journal
Adams knows his day isn't coming: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Appeal for calm: Ballymoney Times
Backing for DUP mayor in parade row: The News Letter
Reoffending Ardoyne rioter jailed again: UTV
Suspect quizzed over shooting outside Celtic star's dad's pub: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Five arrested in Crossgar operation: UTV
Victim speaks after horror attack: Belfast Media
Kieran Hughes
PSNI 'vindictive' over visa withdrawal: UTV
Anger over arrests in tiger kidnap probe: The Cross Examiner
Brónagh Murphy
Mother asks – 'why was my son shot?': Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
CIRA ceasefire claims planted by web hackers: Evening Herald
Tim McKenzie
Family criticise delay of Derry bomb inquiry report: BBC
Irish republicans honour heroes of the Troubles in a garden-shed museum: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
McGuinness car in five crashes since 2007: The Irish Times
Changes allow SF to pay drivers with public cash: The News Letter
Adams linked to ANC-IRA claims: BBC
Mark Devenport
Doubts over SDLP support for Gaza link: Ballymoney Times
'I heard sectarian insult being hurled at Lennon': The Scotsman
Christine Lavelle
Celtic boss' attacker told police it was 'moment of madness': Edinburgh Evening News
Old Firm in backlash over sectarianism law: The Herald
Gerry Braiden
Catholic QC warns of bigotry after split from UK: The Scotsman
Andrew Whitaker
Tell the truth – Scotland has been indulged for too long: Daily Telegraph
John McTernan
Tuesday, August 30
Corey family slam 'internment': Lurgan Mail
PSNI visit examines Twelfth disturbances: Carrick Times
Adams witch-hunt casts dark cloud over peace process: Belfast Telegraph
Jim Dee
Crash figures place SF drivers in spotlight: The News Letter
Thousands call on Government to support Northern Ireland's injured Troubles victims: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Gaddafi's end marks start of fight for truth: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
A minute that changed everything (Aug 24): The Irish Times
Jay Richardson
Aras race has descended into a farcical soap opera: Irish Independent
Brian Brennan
From Gay to grey, Aras race needs a bit of glitz: Belfast Telegraph
Henry McDonald
Put me in the Aras and I'll fix Ireland: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Not a run-of-the-mill tale for creative industries: The Irish Times
Francess McDonnell
Celtic boss – attack was 'tipping point': The Independent
Attack was 'tipping point' in season of bombs and bullets, says Neil Lennon: The Scotsman
Angus Howarth
Extra security call not heeded before Neil Lennon Tynecastle incident – court hears: The Scotsman
David Gunn
Neil Lennon gives evidence in trial of John Wilson: BBC
Trial begins of Lennon attack accused: UTV
Monday, August 29
Fury after republican women martyrs dumped for landlord ad: (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
Northern Ireland's political foes become bad weather friends as Games delegation shelters from Irene: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Ballyclare leisure centre bomb alert 'was hoax': BBC
MLA condemns bomb hoax at Ballyclare leisure centre: Belfast Telegraph
Sectarian graffiti at GAA club: UTV
DUP condemns attack on GAA club: Belfast Telegraph
Victims in line for Libyan dividend: (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Members of church say 'no' to Irish nameplate: Belfast Telegraph
Nuncio's recall is serious for church-State ties: The Irish Times
Dermot Keogh
Murdered teen's mum condemns request for leniency (Aug 27): Irish Independent
Kevin Keane
Europe's 'weakest presidency' needs a strong candidate (Aug 27): Irish Examiner
Mary Regan
Role of the president is vital to Ireland's success: Irish Independent
Mary Kenny
School hopes lower fees will lure students across Border (Aug 25): The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Republic of Ireland's fee-free universities out to lure Northern Ireland students (Aug 27): Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
IRA aided anti-apartheid bombing, claimed Asmal: The Irish Times
Peter Alexander
Sunday, August 28
Security alert in Antrim following bomb warning: TheJournal.ie
Have you poked a policeman yet?: Coleraine Times
Charity plea to ex-RUC reservists: Belfast Telegraph
Amanda Poole
How the horsemen galloped the wrong way: Irish Echo
Sean McManus
The quiet heroism of our busy bomb squad: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Our torrid history with the Colonel: Sunday Independent
John-Paul McCarthy
Iris Robinson near to being cleared: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
DUP desire for closure unlikely to be met as BBC awaits the writs: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Reporters cannot become state evidence-gatherers: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
How this Irish American would reform Irish politics: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Larry Donnelly
The state should keep its nose out of the Catholic Church's confession boxes (Aug 23): Daily Telegraph
Brendan O'Neill
Scotland and England – what future for the Union?: The Observer
Iain Banks
Berwick Rangers fans told not to wave English flags: Scotland on Sunday
Marc Horne
Saturday, August 27
RIRA vows to kill garda informers after bombing: Evening Herald
Ken Foy
There's nothing to gain by keeping ill Lillis behind bars: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Alasdair McDonnell writes to SDLP chairs on leadership: BBC
Martina Purdy
17,000 Royal Black marchers to take to the streets of Northern Ireland: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley Houston
Battle for independence has a long road to travel: Belfast Telegraph
Mick Beyers
Lay magistrate Delia van der Lenden stood down over arrest: BBC
Libya cash could fund projects in Northern Ireland – MP: Belfast Telegraph
Tom Mosley
A tyrant falls: Irish Echo
Editorial
Surgery for teen after sectarian attack: UTV
Man quizzed over MLA 'death threat': Belfast Telegraph
Robinson cleared of wrongdoing over lease: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Iris Robinson lover's lease probe sparks call for code of conduct for all councillors: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
MLA Mike Nesbitt seeks election posters ban: Belfast Telegraph
Celebrity guff a world away from Dev's vision for Áras: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Who's to blame for the demise of the Church and Fianna Fáil?: Irish Independent
Overused gagging orders are thwarting true justice (Aug 24): Belfast Telegraph
Walter Greenwood
Home truths for the new Unionist Party (Aug 21): Scotland on Sunday
Kenny Farquharson
The monarchy has served Canadians well (Aug 25): Guelph Mercury
William Christian
Friday, August 26
Sinn Fein councillor suspended: UTV
Attempted murder accused returned for trial: Impartial Reporter
Chris Donegan
Residents appeal for calm after graffiti attack: Newtownabbey Times
Boston College tapes request 'politically motivated': BBC
Jennifer O'Leary
30 years after Irish Hunger Strike, a call to complete Ireland's healing: Newark Star-Ledger
Sean V. Hughes
Latest leaks 'proved what McGurk's families already knew': Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
Drum Beat – Successful fundraising night held in Rasharkin: The News Letter
Hugh Carey was a rare kind of politician: Irish Echo
Editorial
Report clears Iris of wrongdoing: UTV
North teens inspired by 9/11 group: Irish Echo
Centre offers Scottish Gaelic class (Aug 23): Belfast Telegraph
'Gaza twinning' councillor halted: The News Letter
Few queuing up to replace bridge-building McAleese (Aug 23): Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Ó Muircheartaigh rules out launching presidential bid : Irish Examiner
Fiachra Ó Cionnaith and Mary Regan
Facing reality in Fianna Fáil (Aug 25): The Irish Times
Editorial
Thursday, August 25
Pipebomb attack target was former Garda informant: Irish Examiner
Brian Hutton
Dissidents suspected as informant injured in Navan bomb: BBC
Men released over Newry van bomb: UTV
Concern over use of terror laws in teenagers arrest: Derry Journal
Report has 'far-reaching implications', says RFJ: Belfast Media
Gráinne McWilliams
Focus is on body over IRA march: The News Letter
'A victory for common sense': Ballymoney Times
SDLP rookie 'to run for deputy': Belfast Telegraph
'Bizarre' decision to ban health minister from Lillis meeting: The News Letter
Loyalist protest halts opening of new playing fields: Belfast Telegraph
John Mulgrew
Boy, 12, charged after Ardoyne riots: UTV
Vital interface work scrapped: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
Two held over Paul McCauley attack released on bail: BBC
Talks to end Poppy blast tribute row: The News Letter
US prosecutors subpoena college for IRA interviews: The Irish Times
Kevin Cullen
The big dig: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Boston College played major role in witch hunt against Gerry Adams – Hired anti-Adams researchers to lead oral history project: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
Libya – Compensation hopes rise for victims of Libyan-sponsored IRA terrorism: The Scotsman
Steven McCaffery
The end of Quartermaster Qaddafi: Irish Echo
Former DUP politician gave GAA donation: The News Letter
President vote should be allowed – SF: Derry Journal
FF unlikely to contest presidency because of cost and poor prospects: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Fianna Fáil disarray – Democracy will suffer: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Castlereagh council report due on McCambley contract: BBC
SF minister to miss next Northern Ireland match: The News Letter
Clean up on illegal waste from the Republic gets under way: BBC
Mike McKimm
Wednesday, August 24
IRA victims' joy over demise of Libya tyrant: The News Letter
IRA victims pursue Libya compensation: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Patsy lays out leadership pledge: Mid Ulster Mail
Dissidents blamed for reckless bomb attack: The News Letter
Second Newry alert in two days: Belfast Telegraph
Newy by-pass van bomb – two arrests in Belfast: BBC
Dissident murder bid 'was prank': UTV
Parade ruling 'out of order': The News Letter
Reaction to Rasharkin events: Ballymoney Times
Man charged over Ballyclare rioting: UTV
Police reservists 'livid' over security blunder: The News Letter
Fishing in BC's archives (Aug 23): Boston Globe
Ed Moloney and Anthony McIntyre
DUP's Wells sparks row over club's fundraising: Irish Examiner
John Fogarty
DUP man's jibe at GAA fundraisers 'is churlish': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Parishioners against Irish signs: Ballymoney Times
Northern Ireland rights groups clash over sectarianism: BBC
Mark Devenport
Sectarian politics 'bars racial equality': Belfast Telegraph
Is sectarianism racism?: BBC
Mark Devenport
Uproar at Moyle District Council over Gaza plan: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Fuel-smuggling rises in North: Irish Examiner
Colm Heatley
Republic of Ireland's illegal waste sent back: Belfast Telegraph
John Mulgrew
Devolution too far: Financial Times
Editorial
Fresh action urged to save 'Irish Post': The Irish Times
Ronan McGreevy
Celtic fan Michael Bailey avoids jail over abuse shame: BBC
Tuesday, August 23
McGuinness slams dissident republican 'imposters': Derry Journal
Bomb left in Newry bank was viable: RTE
Murder threat to Travellers who use Real IRA's name: Evening Herald
Ken Foy
Justice Minister David Ford 'sorry' for security blunder: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
UUP wants heads to roll over DOJ breach: UTV
DUP MLA meets Parole Commissioners over Brendan Lillis: BBC
Freed Brendan Lillis 'may be cared for at home eventually': Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Brendan Lillis release welcomed in Derry: Derry Journal
'Riot ringleader' denied bail over parades tension: Belfast Telegraph
Appeal for calm in Rasharkin: Ballymoney Times
Patsy McGlone – SDLP has a muddled message: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Troubling request: Boston Globe
Kevin Cullen
Sinn Fein MLA gets threats on Facebook: Belfast Telegraph
John Mulgrew
Department challenged over reservist gratuity: The News Letter
Unionists cheer chance to win compensation for IRA victims: Irish Examiner
Steven McCaffery
A chance for Libya to build better relations with the outside world: BBC
Mark Devenport
Church set for a Paisley coup: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
It's been a privilege to defend people's rights: Belfast Telegraph
Monica McWilliams
Stormont is still awaiting lift-off: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Monday, August 22
Ten complaints about Union flag in 10 years... and now a £12k bill for ratepayers: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Parades body 'raising tensions in community': The News Letter
Unionists back Order chaplain in parades row: The News Letter
Tragic detour that ended in compromise: (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Security threat to ex-RUC officers: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam and Amanda Poole
Co Down dissident suspect released: UTV
Ex-British Army chaplain holds talks with dissident boss: (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
Lillis release to be 'explained': UTV
Sinn Féin told to 'cop on' over police games: (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
Belfast battles closest neighbour: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Tax reform 'would boost N Ireland growth': Financial Times
Vanessa Houlder
Lack of male authority figures to blame for broken presidency (Aug 18): The Irish Times
Newton Emerson
Survey reveals degree of apathy among Scots towards Gaelic (Aug 19): The Herald
Alan Robertson and Andrew Denholm
Cosy deal leaves Scotland in the cold: The Scotsman
Brian Monteith
Sunday, August 21
Irish Minister of State's brother-in-law suspected of being brains behind elaborate counterfeiting operation: Mail on Sunday
Niamh Walsh & Mick Browne
Derry nightmare for Belgian tourists: Derry Journal
Man arrested over dissident activity: UTV
Police trawls for riot pictures are doing damage to media: Belfast Telegraph
Paul Connolly
Here's a rough idea of what Council change might really look like (Aug 11): Belfast Media
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir
Province taking backward steps: The News Letter
N R Greer
Over 8,000 legal guns in Dungannon borough (Aug 3): Tyrone Times
Call for more students to cross Border for courses (Aug 19): The Irish Times
Freemasons in the police leading the attack on David Cameron's riot response: Sunday Telegraph
Jason Lewis
Big business targeted in anti-sectarianism drive (Aug 20): The Herald
Gerry Braiden
Is this how a separate Scotland would behave? (Aug 18): The Scotsman
Michael Kelly
Saturday, August 20
Northern Ireland row over release of republican prisoner: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Ex-RCMP officer faces pressure to resign Northern Ireland post: Toronto Star
Morgan Lowrie
McGuinness sets out vision for 'new republic': Derry Journal
Hike in pay for special advisers 'absurd' (Aug 17): The News Letter
New evidence 'links' Duffy to murders: UTV
Teens arrested in Derry dissident probe released: BBC
Committee 'powerless' over RUC gratuity cash: The News Letter
Former IRA prison OCs in Derry tomorrow: Derry Journal
School proposals could be the way forward (Aug 13): Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
The UDA kingpin who gained a President's trust: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
Send her victorious – long let us live under the reign of McAleese (Aug 19): Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
We must move from regarding State as enemy and oppressor: The Irish Times
Peter Mair
Punk Rock, and Stiff Little Fingers, Introduced "The Troubles" to Kids in the States (Aug 18): SeattleWeekly.com
Duff McKagan
Call to host Fleadh north of border (Aug 18): Belfast Telegraph
'Irish Post' emigrant newspaper shuts down: The Irish Times
Stephen Mangan
Starving bigotry out of existence: The Herald
Editorial
Friday, August 19
Margaret Ritchie 'is ready to quit as leader': Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Mark Durkan steers clear of SDLP leadership row: BBC
Family's delight as republican prisoner Brendan Lillis is freed: Belfast Telegraph
John Mulgrew
Interned in Northern Ireland: SocialistWorker.org
Sandy Boyer
Supporting the imprisoned (Aug 11): Belfast Media
Editorial
Band appeals for parade calm: The News Letter
Prosecution rates 'show republican marches bias': The News Letter
Derry teenagers arrested in crackdown on dissident republicanism: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Raids 'putting safety of local Republicans at risk' – Monteith: Tyrone Times
Ballyclare police attack suspect bailed: UTV
A double loss?: Irish Echo
Editorial
McArdle in £90k Spad pay bracket: The News Letter
Revealed – The timeline of events that led to the Ballymurphy Massacre (Aug 11): Belfast Media
Gráinne McWilliams
No More Human Rights Commissions?: (from the Ulster News Letter)
Jeffrey Dudgeon
Mary Ryan loses appeal over Manny O'Donnell murder: BBC
The plaques may not be changing in City Hall but some other things are: Belfast Media
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir
MLAs endorse diversity of faiths: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
This is a country for old men, but the Presidency may require youth: Irish Examiner
Matt Cooper
O'Kane is latest to switch from Northern Ireland to Republic: Belfast Telegraph
Graham Luney
Thursday, August 18
PSNI demand for riot footage 'could put journalists at risk': Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Church condemns 'despicable' rioting (Aug 16): Derry Journal
Parade row minister hits out at church letter: The News Letter
'One of the most contentious and challenging parades': Ballymoney Times
Orange Order's inflexibility doing more harm than good (Jul 25): (from the Ulster News Letter)
Liam Kennedy
Campbell hails SF chief's riot comments (Aug 16): The News Letter
Clean-up begins after bonfires: Belfast Media
Ciara Quinn
Brehons, Globe, take different tack on BC archive: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
McDevitt family hope for justice 40 years on: Derry Journal
Burning of Ardoyne streets leaves scars 40 years later: Belfast Media
Kieran Hughes
Translink criticised for permitting 'IRA shrine': The Cross Examiner
Uncertainty still hangs over U.S. IFI funding: Irish Echo
Susan Garraty
Adams in Harte denial: Dundalk Democrat
Presidential problems ignored by our leaders: The Irish Times
Vincent Browne
National holiday status called for Feast of the Assumption: Derry Journal
There is still a turn-off on motorway to independence: The Scotsman
Allan Massie
Wednesday, August 17
'Unrepresented groups holding area to ransom': Belfast Media
Kieran Hughes
ONH group from Belfast 'ran the riot': Derry Journal
Boys' governor criticises police: Derry Journal
Controversy in Rasharkin: Ballymoney Times
Orange Order press release about parade 'unacceptable': The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Residents to take Council to court over flag: Belfast Media
Ciara Quinn
Man charged over Ballyclare flag riots: UTV
Ardoyne rioter 'danced' in front of cannon: UTV
'He's living on ice cubes': Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
Transport minister hits out at SF 'traffic police': The News Letter
Watchdog never capable of telling the whole story: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
Murdered Gavin's mum vows to keep fighting after meeting with PSNI: Belfast Media
Scott Jamison
Secret documents reveal 'rotten apples' in UDR: Derry Journal
British called to enter the dock over internment: Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
Commemorations in Creggan: Derry Journal
Campaign for justice gathering pace: Belfast Media
Gráinne McWilliams
City war memorial vandalism 'sectarian': UTV
Cemetery war memorial vandalism 'mindless': The News Letter
Calls for voting rights in North: Derry Journal
FF and SF deny asking broadcaster to stand: The Irish Times
Mary Minihan
Scott Twp. student meets Mayor of Derry/Londonderry: Abington Journal
Hugh Orde to apply for policing's top job: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Neil Lennon assault accused in Edinburgh court: BBC
Corporation tax paper is only the starting point: The Scotsman
Editorial
Tuesday, August 16
Sinn Fein MLA Gerry Kelly tells Al Hutchinson to resign: BBC
Police Ombudsman won't step down despite severe criticism in leaked report: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Apprentice Boys' criticise policing aspects of parade: BBC
McCrea welcomes SF riot criticism: The News Letter
Men in court after Apprentice Boys' parade trouble in Derry: BBC
Apprentice Boys 'willing to talk': UTV
Unionist anger over restrictions on band parade: The News Letter
Presbyterian Church criticises Order over 'jihad' comment: BBC
Gareth Gordon
Diluted Orange still a force in Ulster society: Belfast Telegraph
Jon Tonge and James McAuley
Minor scuffles at dissident white line protest: Derry Journal
Bomb found at Ballynahinch supermarket: UTV
DNA 'links accused Raymond Wooton to Semtex find': BBC
Ghosts from a prison past haunt today's republicans: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Republican Sinn Féin says ceasefire statement was 'bogus': The Irish Times
'Shameful' for Translink to 'ban' wristbands says MLA: Ulster Star
The courage and faith (Aug 4): Belfast Media
Editorial
Tim Pat Coogan hails Derry community (Aug 12): Derry Journal
Martin McAleese gets top loyalist's vote for president: Belfast Telegraph
Michael Brennan
Brits need Gardaí to sort out riots: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Two different cities united against terror in any guise: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Independence now inevitable, says Tam Dalyell: The Scotsman
Tom Peterkin
Conservatives to restore 'royal' moniker to Canada's navy, air force: Toronto Globe and Mail
Gloria Galloway
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