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Monday, December 15
Dodds tipped as DUP candidate for Europe: Irish News (Dec 13)
Claire Simpson
Stone's no surrender: Sunday Life
Stephen Breen
Collusion at heart of Eames' Falls talk: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Claim that RIR failed to arrest murder suspects: Irish News (Dec 13)
Barry McCaffrey
Belfast Giants' success is 'crucial for peace': Sunday Business Post (Dec 14)
Suzanne Connolly
Murphy's ex-driver in gun charge row: Sunday Life
Mick Browne
Michael 'kicked as he lay on ground': Irish News (Dec 12)
Maeve Connolly
Hillery proposed cross-Border commandos during Arms Crisis: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
What a pity the 'no' men are with us once again: Irish News (Dec 13)
James Kelly
President recalls troubled times: Irish Independent
Caitriona Palmer
Sunday, December 14
Warning over SDLP executive role: BBC
What a fuss over my IRA past: The Sunday Times
Maria Gatland
'Joyrider' police suspended: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Andytown News letter sparks memories of the night Brits shot West Belfast man: Belfast Media
Joe Diamond
Patriotic duty to go North to shop: Evening Herald
Eoghan Corry
Tony Blair had fears about becoming Catholic: The Times (Dec 13)
Philip Webster
Dublin bids to reverse No vote on EU treaty: The Scotsman (Dec 13)
Paul Ames and Darren Ennis
No still means No: The Times (Dec 12)
Editorial
Army top brass warn – Afghanistan will be our next Northern Ireland: Sunday Herald
Trevor Royle
Saturday, December 13
Parties differ over Cameron 'insults': The News Letter
Cameron's bad old Ireland: Guardian.co.uk
Sholto Byrnes
Proposed bill goes 'far beyond' remit: The News Letter
Pledges of human rights bill must be made real: Belfast Media
Alana Fearon
Rights for all must be paramount: The News Letter
Editorial
Cage to be removed from Orange hall: UTV Internet
DNA of accused 'found on murdered teen's clothing: Belfast Telegraph
Ashleigh McDonald
MEP by-election system changes: BBC
Martina Purdy
Ruane's absence from office criticised by DUP: The News Letter
Adair link to Nelson car bomb murder: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Eames to address justice group meeting: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
IRA victims pursue Gaddafi compensation: The News Letter
Johnston – first Sinn Fein chairman of Down DPP: Down Democrat
Hazel Hammond
Man released over doorman's murder: Irish News
Internee leaps to the defence of singer Dido: Belfast Media
Ciarán Barnes
75% of Ireland's population are Catholic: Irish News
Simon Doyle
Cooperation on all Ireland basis the best approach: Belfast Media
Alex Maskey
Minister rules out VAT cut to reduce shopping in North: The Irish Times (Dec 12)
Michael O'Regan
Southern discomfort: Ulster Herald
Cowen confident of majority yes to Lisbon: Irish Examiner
Ann Cahill
Basque separatist's extradition hinges on analysis of news report: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
The key to peace is a little schooling: Canberra Times (Dec 9)
Mairead Maguire
Friday, December 12
DUP 'has insulted potential PM devoted to Union': The News Letter
Commission presents rights report 10 years after proposal: Irish News
Claire Simpson
Unionists reject 'green' Bill of Rights proposals: The News Letter
Your human right to a fairer society comes a step closer: Belfast Telegraph
Don Leeson
No hope of this nonsense ever making statute book: Irish News
Newton Emerson
Brown boosts IRA victims' hopes of Libya compensation: Belfast Telegraph
Sam Lister
Victim blames loyalists for attack: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Unionists slam SF move over road signs: Mid Ulster Mail
Brothers accused of murder in Historical Enquiries Team's first trial: Belfast Telegraph
The man charged with ensuring policing and justice is good value: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Allegations of police inaction and use of informers disturbs DPP meeting: Ulster Herald
Adrian Mullan
An opportunity has been missed: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Dido slammed for republican riff: BBC
Natalie Lindo
Hillary best equipped for Irish cheerleading role: Irish News (Dec 10)
Ray O'Hanlon
Irish to vote again if concessions agreed: The Guardian
David Gow
Undemocratic EU bullies Ireland into another vote: Daily Telegraph (Dec 11)
Editorial
Divided loyalties in new census question: The Scotsman
Hamish MacDonnell
Thursday, December 11
Yes we can: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Make Irish an 'official' language: Derry Journal
DUP on the UUP-Tory relationship: The News Letter
Sammy Wilson
Sir Reg blasts attack on UUP pact with Tories: The News Letter
Sir Reg's talk of a 'new force' is pure fantasy: Irish News
Brian Feeney
Last orders for British army as it ends NI operations: The Irish Times
Fionnuala O'Connor
Unionists react angrily to proposed Bill of Rights: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Human rights proposals infuriate unionists: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Dissenting voices to rights bill: Irish News
William Graham
Sack Human Rights Commissioner – peer: The News Letter
British or Irish – who do you think you are?: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Fianna Fail sets up forum in north: Irish News
William Graham
United Ireland referendum poll 'by 2016': Belfast Telegraph
Accused IRA men seen in BBC tape, court told: The Irish Times
Accused recalls 'loyalist threat': BBC
Newspaper article on murders 'found in suspect's wallet': Belfast Telegraph
Ashleigh McDonald
'PM could assist IRA victims': The News Letter
Vilifying the dead: Sunday Journal (Dec 7)
Mary Nelis
Why no protest over 'hierarchy' of victims?: The News Letter
Robin Greer
'She was full of herself, it was all "me, me, me"': Sunday Tribune (Dec 7)
Suzanne Breen
Is the past a different country?: Sunday Journal (Dec 7)
Lisa Burkitt
Police investigate smuggled fuel link to tainted pork: The Guardian
Henry McDonald and James Meikle
Maze plan 'doomed' as Windsor Park gets an upgrade: Belfast Telegraph
NI's population passes 1.75m mark: BBC
Second poll on Lisbon to be held before end of October: The Irish Times
Jamie Smyth
We welcome bid to end ban on a Catholic monarch, say church leaders: The Scotsman
Hamish MacDonnell
Call for Act of Settlement move in manifesto: The Herald
Michael Settle
Wednesday, December 10
DUP hits out at Empey-Cameron alliance: The News Letter
Why unionists and Cameron are starting out along a rocky road: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Ritchie expresses regret at Orange remarks: The News Letter
Fresh Bill of Rights row brewing: UTV Internet
Stormont assessed by Assembly members: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Last GOC 'sad to be leaving the Province': The News Letter
Stop-gap measure that lasted 4 decades: Irish News
Allison Morris
Local drugs operation is a credit to the police: Belfast Media
Editorial
Inquiry is not about victim's morals. It's about her murder: Irish News
Susan McKay
McKevitt to delay defence: Irish News
New appeal to recover bodies of Disappeared: Irish News
Marie Louise McCrory
McGlynn murder: Strabane IRSP man arrested: Derry Journal
Catholic teenager died from 'blunt blow' to skull trial told: Irish News
NI businessman settles libel case: RTE
Barack, Belfast, And "Torn Down" Walls: CBSNews.com
Peter Bluff
Court case collapses over threats to juror: Sunday Tribune (Dec 7)
Mick McCaffrey
Irish president to visit S.F., Silicon Valley: San Francisco Chronicle
Jim Doyle
Plans to axe Act of Settlement revealed by minister: The Herald
Michael Settle
What our MEPs think about the EU and what it can do for us: Belfast Telegraph
Ronan Henry
Tuesday, December 9
Cameron admits 'selfish interest': Irish News
William Graham
Tory party 'no longer neutral on the Union': The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Tory link-up seeks wider audience says UUP head: Irish News
William Graham
New unionism suits west Belfast student: The News Letter
Senior unionist voices concern over Tory link: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
What lies behind Ulster Unionist smiles over link-up with Tories?: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Cameron-UUP alliance marks a turning point: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Tory leader's UUP lifeline unconvincing: Irish News
Roy Garland
Union must be upheld by this pact: The News Letter
Editorial
Nicholson – the DUP is divided: Belfast Telegraph
Changes at top reduce role of British army in North: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Troops scaled back in Northern Ireland: UTV Internet
Fragile peace process still has a long way to go: The Irish Times
Alf McCreary
Michael Stone jailed for 'performance' attack on Sinn Fein at Stormont: The Times
Loyalist killer Stone could be out in eight years: Belfast Telegraph
Michael Stone profile: Guardian.co.uk
James Sturcke and Haroon Siddique
Stone goes from callous killer to broken man: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Nesbitt in Disappeared appeal: Belfast Telegraph
Victoria O'Hara
'Disappeared' families seek leads: BBC
Sinn Féin calls for all-island VAT harmonisation: Derry Journal
Lenihan's budget more chaotic than patriotic: Irish News
Tom Kelly
Ireland expected to rerun referendum on Lisbon treaty: The Guardian
Ian Traynor
Time to decide on Lisbon Treaty: The Irish Times
Editorial
Funding for anti-sectarian drive: BBC
Monday, December 8
'Integrity of UK' reinforced as delegates dismiss nationalism: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
A star attraction and a dash of harmony lift the party: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Cameron shines at UUP conference: BBC
Mark Devenport
Tory link adds a dash to UUP annual conference: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
David Cameron – He came, he thawed, he conquered: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
New steps back onto the road to normal politics: Tribune Magazine (Nov 30)
John Coulter
'The INLA tortured Séamus. That's why they don't want his body found': Sunday Tribune (Dec 7)
Suzanne Breen
Jibe at unionist rivals over EU candidacy: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
McGurk victim's daughter wants to meet killer: Belfast Media
Áine McEntee
Soldier wins his fight for a medal: Belfast Telegraph
Stephen Gordon
Dublin population set to fall for first time since Famine: The Irish Times (Dec 5)
Olivia Kelly
Sunday, December 7
'I want Ulster Unionists in cabinet': The Observer
Henry McDonald
Pact will 'empower NI electorate': BBC
DUP and Alliance Party critical of new partnership: The News Letter
Opinion – UUP leader Sir Reg Empey: The News Letter
Reg Empey
Why letting terror groups keep arms is so indefensible: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Human trafficker funded CIRA to protect his prostitution ring: The Sunday Times
John Mooney
Dissident 'gangsters' issued death threats: Derry Journal
Boys step out for Lundy parade: The News Letter
McIlveen accused 'admitted kicking victim in the head': Irish News
Mystery man gave mum's rings back to McConvilles: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Peer champions Tory axed for links with IRA: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Can we ever let go of our dark past?: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
How I brought the Provos' girl with a gun in from the cold: The Observer
Colin Smith
Trio won't testify at 'King Rat' inquiry: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Family a step closer to files: Irish News
Murdered law lecturer remembered: BBC (Dec 5)
Johnny Caldwell
A controversial era for justice in the north: Irish News
Rebecca Black
Less is more at tedious half-empty Stormont: Irish News (Dec 4)
Newton Emerson
Did nationalists really believe arms firm wouldn't have war role?: Belfast Telegraph (Dec 4)
Eamonn McCann
Saturday, December 6
Devolution of justice 'in months': The News Letter
Minister – There will be no Irish act: Irish News
William Graham
MP attacks 'weak' loyalist weapons move: The News Letter
Funding for PSNI must not be cut: The News Letter
Editorial
Conservatives and UUP to outline vision for North: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Cameron 'a passionate unionist': BBC
Teaming up in Ulster: Guardian.co.uk
Iain Dale
Birth of a party or a marriage?: BBC
Jim Fitzpatrick
Can Cameron break the mould?: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Playing tit-for-tat with This Here Pravince: Belfast Media
Boys get ready for Lundy parade: The News Letter
Parade gets rerouted: Irish News
Family make last-minute appeal to US government: Belfast Media
Ciarán Barnes
Challenge to Victims Commissioners fails: UTV Internet
Workers stand shoulder to shoulder against threats: Belfast Media
Áine McEntee
What if he'd said it about Bogside? – DUP: Derry Journal
Loyalist nominated high sheriff: The News Letter
UVF carried out internal inquiry into murders of teenagers: UTV Internet
Witness 'not under UVF pressure': BBC
Familes weep as court hears graphic account of Tandragee murders: Portadown Times
Saville must talk to us first says Bloody Sunday family: Derry Journal
McIlveen trial hears murder MSN messages: Irish News
Families of 1974 bombing victims seek McEntee files: Irish Examiner
Vivion Kilfeather
Maria Gatland – Terrorist to Tory: The Independent
David McKittrick
'The Irish cannot stand a traitor': The Times
David Sharrock
The FBI hero who joined the Mafia: The Independent
Leonard Doyle
Friday, December 5
Task force for unionist link-up with Tories still not selected: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
McCausland under fire for UUP remarks: The News Letter
Cameron's alliance proposal for UUP raises many questions: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Tory link a milestone or millstone for Sir Reg and UUP?: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Tories linking with unionists – big mistake: Derry Journal (Dec 2)
Norman Hamill
New year plan for language paper: BBC
Unionist anger as Sinn Fein blocks TA reception: The News Letter
Dissidents issue leaflet threat to bogus callers: Irish News
Lift death threats now – MP demands: Derry Journal
FAIR chief claims gang tried to abduct him on film shoot: Newry Democrat
Show of strength tip-off led to RIRA suspects' arrest: Belfast Telegraph
Allegations of IRA killer will be heard in Omagh trial: Belfast Telegraph
Convicted IRA killer was paid £80k from Omagh victims fund: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
McKevitt defence to begin next week: UTV Internet
£5m a year on killings inquiries: UTV Internet
HET will continue 'crucial work': BBC
Brennan loses: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Maze escapee is yet to appeal his deportation order: (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Jim Dee
Positive economic vibe from US trip: UTV Internet
Revealed – Maria Gatland's life with the IRA in her own words: Croydon Advertiser
Dave Burke
Watershed events deserve RTE's star treatment: Irish News
Jim Gibney
DUP slams radio presenter's comment on launch: The News Letter (Dec 3)
BBC defends cutting off caller's allegation: Irish News
Claire Simpson
Ireland to lay out terms for ratifying treaty: Financial Times
Tony Barber
Thursday, December 4
Loyalists left bombs by bike track, say police: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Weapons warning for loyalist paramilitaries: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
'Chasm growing' between loyalists and PSNI: Irish News
Allison Morris
Police confidence at record level: BBC
Brand new era for Shankill: The News Letter
Community calendar depicts life in sectarian flashpoint: Irish News
Allison Morris
Remarks that were unhelpful: The News Letter
Editorial
DUP attacks Empey on Tory education stance: The News Letter (Dec 2)
Cameron, the UUP and that on-off relationship: Belfast Telegraph
David Shiels
Unionists' concerns over Tory IRA link: The News Letter
IRA whistleblower – "I would have kept quiet if Gatland had agreed to schools vote": Croydon Advertiser (Dec 3)
Another victim of England's ignorance toward the Irish: Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
Bloody Sunday head won't meet MPs: BBC
Northern Ireland Affairs Committee disappointed at refusal: UTV Internet
A singular contribution to a pluralist identity: The Irish Times
David Adams
USA urged to continue investment: UTV Internet
Political leaks are so vital to our democracy: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Will Hillary chose the North envoy?: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Wednesday, December 3
NI leaders meet US President: RTE
Meeting confirms access to highest level in the US, says McGuinness: The Irish Times
Denis Staunton
Northern Ireland leaders meet with O'Malley: The Capital (Anapolis, MD)
Liam Farrell
Post ensures Ireland's place on agenda: Irish News
Rebecca Black
What President Mary McAleese visit to Orange Order says about future: Belfast Telegraph
Maurice Hayes
Ritchie receives Orange protest letter: The News Letter
Policing bill for city armed services parade hits £480k: Irish News
Allison Morris
Minister told of loyalist threat: BBC
Frazer challenges SDLP commitment: The News Letter
Murder witness 'is framing man': BBC
Nelson affair allegations 'outrageous': Irish News
Claire Simpson
Allister blasts spend pledge: The News Letter
Cross-border shoppers a major boon, says bank: Belfast Telegraph
North Belfast could be in the premier league of togetherness: Belfast Media
Alban Maginness
Study shows rise in 'Northern Irish': The News Letter
Shankill – Been there, done that, bought the T-shirt: Belfast Telegraph
Cuts in education will have sectarian outcome: Irish News
Susan McKay
McGurk's bomb relative gives damning verdict of police unit: Irish News
Allison Morris
Balmoral Show to move to Maze site: Belfast Telegraph
Council schools chief resigns after being exposed as IRA 'traitor' living on the run: The Times
David Sharrock
Gatland – IRA revelations have left my life in tatters: Croydon Advertiser (Dec 2)
Ian Austen
Will Sir Hugh Orde crown his career by taking the top job at the Met?: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Orde's appointment would restore Met's credibility: The News Letter
Liam Clarke
Republicans' original mandate can be consigned to dustbin of history: Irish Examiner
Steven King
Police probe over Iris Robinson's gay remarks: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Tuesday, December 2
Executive ministers meet again in changed times: Irish News
Tom Kelly
Parade progress can continue – CCI: Derry Journal
Orde applies to be head of London force: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Orde set to be the favourite for Met chief: Belfast Telegraph
Murder inquiry told Nelson was IRA 'terrorist': The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Castleblayney dig for Disappeared: Irish News
Andrea McKernon
Maze escaper plans to appeal US deportation back to north: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
It's time for a new Irish Patriotism – bring back the Empire: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
More of us are describing ourselves as Northern Irish: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Why we must fly the flag for shopping in the north: Belfast Telegraph
Pól Ó Muirí
NI 'open' for American business: BBC
Liberating memory from tribal loyalties: Irish News
Roy Garland
Human Rights Commission gets extra €250,000: The Irish Times (Nov 29)
Deaglán de Bréadún
Monday, December 1
Dissident threat hindering PSNI: UTV Internet
Now Shoukri will never be brought to justice for what he did to my boy: Sunday Life (Nov 30)
Ciaran McGuigan
Young voter numbers on North register jump 3,000%: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Maze escaper to be deported from US: Sunday Tribune (Nov 30)
Northern leaders pursue investment in US: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
£250m: cost of raking over the Troubles: The Independent
David McKittrick
Historical amnesia is not a sign of maturity: The Irish Times (Nov 28)
John Waters
Rip-off refugees choke all roads to Northern El Dorado: Sunday Independent (Nov 30)
Niamh Horan
"Now that we are in an economic pit, to admit that you go to shop north of the border is akin to high treason": Sunday Tribune (Nov 30)
Claire Byrne
Patriotism is embarrassing fig leaf for Irish leaders: The Irish Times
Anne Marie Hourihane
Irish involvement in Afghan war 'foolish': The Irish Times
Mary Minihan
Newman's beatification may bring Anglicans and Catholics closer: The Times (Nov 28)
Richard Owen
Lisbon treaty could be back from the dead: Financial Times
Quentin Peel
Only the freedom of independence will allow our nation to succeed: Scotland on Sunday
Alex Salmond
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