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Saturday, December 31
Hain urges big push to restore the Assembly: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Leaders' united plea: Daily Ireland
David Lynch
DUP Shoots Down Talk Of Quick Stormont Return: The News Letter
Calls to put direct rulers out of work: Daily Ireland
David Lynch
Stormont elections - Time to end stalling by unionists: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Political potential must be grasped: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Pressure on Blair to drop OTR Bill: (from the Irish Times, Dec 22) — article repaired Dec 31
Frank Millar
Who really scored in their landmark year 2005?: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
That was another year that was.....: Daily Ireland
Gearóid O Cairealláin
Sinn Fein leader accused of crimes against good manners: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Adams' rejects calls from US over PSNI: Daily Ireland
Connla Young
Rights boss is 'winning over' unionists: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Poison: The Blanket (Dec 23)
Anthony McIntyre
Academic chronicles life of hunger striker: Daily Ireland
Strains of Paisley trouble 30 years on but it's not deja vu: Irish Independent
'Rambo' gets off with fine: Daily Ireland
Connla Young
Leader in North's fight for peace set to receive OBE for work: Irish Independent
Dan McGinn
1975 State papers
State papers reveal tensions over IRA's 1975 ceasefire: Daily Ireland
Ceasefire breakdown seen as propaganda opportunity: The Guardian (Dec 29)
Owen Bowcott
File shows Fitt was 'very hostile' to deputy Hume: Irish Independent (Dec 30)
National Archives - State gets tough on bid to free IRA prisoners: Irish Examiner (Dec 29)
Ryle Dwyer
Friday, December 30
Time presses Hain to find agreement: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Hain issues devolution deadline to Ulster parties: The Guardian
Angelique Chrisafis
Ahern banking on 'clean' IRA in report: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Call for Assembly to be restored: Daily Ireland
Jarlath Kearney
Hain hits back over Wales job: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Nothing worse than a governor going native: (from the Irish News)
Newton Emerson
Tell the truth and shame the devil...: Daily Ireland
Jude Collins
Dated tactics have a negative impact: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney
'Bigger fish' push Ireland off agenda: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Reservists Must Not Be Cast Aside By Government: The News Letter
Editorial
Ahern will 'deal with Sinn Fein to retain power': Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Deep in the war rooms, the generals plot to win allies: Irish Independent
Pay-offs of £60,000 demanded for soldiers: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Dignam killing probe: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
Sweets treat row leaves bad taste: Irish Independent
1975 State papers
How British were keen to counter IRA propaganda in America: Irish Independent
UK bombs as ceasefire gradually breaks down: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Unionists feared UK 'deal' with IRA: Irish Independent
Dawning of 'a faint glimmer of light' at talks: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
British gloat at de Valera funeral: Daily Ireland
Thursday, December 29
Ahern hopes devolution back soon: BBC
'Blair the betrayer': Daily Ireland
2005 – The year in politics: BBC
Mark Devenport
The party's over... now it's cold turkey for Sinn Fein: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Defeating the Enemy Within: The Blanket (Dec 21)
Mick Hall
Ahern urges unionist voices — be heard: (from the Irish News, Dec 14)
Drumcree test for new commission: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Reservists Must Not Be Cast Aside By Government: The News Letter
Editorial
Police still hopeful of finding Lisa's body: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
Dissidents? Call them spoilsports: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
British trying to pervert Nelson probe: Daily Ireland
Edmund Lynch
'Stakeknife' in spotlight over 1992 murders: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Shredding the truth about informers: Daily Ireland
Danny Morrison
City centre barriers may be taken down: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
A lesson in French is a lesson for Ireland: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
It's make or break time for language: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Ulster says 'Yes' to trade trip with Ahern: Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
'Barriers to cross-Border business must come down': Daily Ireland
Ciaran O'Neill
Catholic Ireland has turned economically Protestant: Sunday Business Post (Dec 25)
David McWilliams
1975 State papers
Bring me sunshine, bring me paramilitary surrender: The Guardian
Angelique Chrisafis
Officials concerned over support in US for IRA: Financial Times
Jimmy Burns
IRA 'carefully infiltrated parts of Army': Irish Independent
Fergus Black
Dismay as unionists wrecked bid for power share deal: Irish Independent
James Downey
National Archives – Clergy talks fail to bridge political gap for ceasefire: Irish Examiner
Ryle Dwyer
1975 – a year dominated by ceasefire worries: BBC
Gareth Gordon
Wednesday, December 28
Sinn Fein still has a private army, says O'Donoghue: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
SDLP keeps up pressure over spying ring claims: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Spy allegations — what they say: (from Irelandclick.com, Dec 22)
SF had stretched our credulity long before the Donaldson spy story: Irish Examiner
Ronan Mullen
The spy's in the public eye, but there's still no answers: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
McAleese urges people to build upon progress: Daily Ireland
Jarlath Kearney
Timetable for Change: The Blanket (Nov 27)
John Coulter
Good riddance to 2005, it was a real stinker: Daily Ireland
Anne Cadwallader
OTR bill – radical changes required: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
O'Donoghue interview – Private army claim an election ploy: Irish Examiner
Editorial
'Schemes must work in support of police': (from the Irish News, Dec 1)
Maeve Connolly
Dissident group may be behind racing bomb scare: Irish Independent
Anti-social Elements Must Be Faced Down: The News Letter
Editorial
No place for bomb hoaxers: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Garda collusion inquiry to open: The Sunday Times (Dec 18)
Liam Clarke
Ludlow family deserve justice: (from the Irish News, Nov 5)
Editorial
Two simple ways to get Irish to flourish: Daily Ireland (Sep 17)
Gearóid O'Caireallain
Poverty meets prosperity as Ireland rebrands itself: The Independent
David McKittrick
Stadium plan for Maze jail stirs anger it is aimed at resolving: Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin
IFA nearing crunch Maze decision: BBC (Dec 18)
The Maze will be needed: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
Football – All-ireland League Takes Step Forward: Derry Journal
Arthur Duffy
Tuesday, December 27
Hain may offer deal to win backing for IRA amnesty: The Guardian
Michael White
Cameron refuses to back amnesty for Irish terror fugitives: Daily Telegraph
George Jones
Street protest over spyring: Daily Ireland (Dec 23)
Connla Young
Desk bound up in a riddle: (from the Irish News, Dec 17)
Sharon O'Neill
Sinn Féin in a spin as the dirty washing tumbles out: Belfast Telegraph
Pól O Muirí
Hard to grasp enormity of events: Daily Ireland (Dec 21)
Bairbre de Brún
Behind the murk of spooks and spies: Irish Examiner (Dec 24)
Harry McGee
Parties fear paramilitary influence: (from the Irish News, Nov 14)
Maeve Connolly
CRJ — New Name for the IRA?: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
By choosing his enemies well, McDowell will remain a powerful political force: Sunday Tribune (Dec 18)
Shane Coleman
Sectarianism of Sinn Fein undermines peace: Irish Independent (Sep 24)
£600k bill to put up old bill: Sunday Life (Sep 11)
Alan Murray
Racegoers forced to flee after bomb alert: Irish Independent
Ian Graham
No admission of Down race hoax: RTE
US white supremacists distance themselves from Northern racists: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
Bid to clear Kelly is making progress: (from the Irish News, Dec 15)
Seamus McKinney
Respect is lacking: Daily Ireland (Dec 7)
Editorial
Monday, December 26
O'Loan tight-lipped on spy: Sunday Business Post (Dec 25)
Paul T Colgan and Colm Heatley
SF Tinker, Tailor Their Spy Story: The Blanket
David Adams
Donaldson was key man for Sinn Fein in US: Sunday Business Post (Dec 25)
Niall O'Dowd
Getting on with it: Daily Ireland (Dec 21)
Emer Brennan
Asinine law can make an ass out of politicians: (from the Irish News, Dec 24)
Patrick Muprhy
Hall of mirrors: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
Hain attacks Tories on N Ireland: BBC
Anglican Primate – North 'desperate for new vision': Ireland OnLine
The North of Ireland has a different outlook than anywhere across Europe: (from Irelandclick.com, Dec 17)
Direct rule weakens Ulster's voice: Belfast Telegraph (Dec 23)
Editorial
U.S. – Ireland still a priority: Irish Echo
Editorial
McDowell asked to address IRA victims rally: (from the Sunday Tribune, Dec 25)
Suzanne Breen
Ethics warden Kiberd stands by watchdog cohort Connolly: Sunday Independent (Dec 18)
Lara Bradley
McDowell goes after his man but FF TDs worry about the consequences: Sunday Tribune (Dec 18)
Kevin Rafter
Nero is a hero for our fiddling Opposition: Sunday Independent (Dec 18)
McDowell's our hero . . . Orange Order marchers: Sunday Tribune (Dec 25)
Suzanne Breen
Da Stormont Code story is now history: Sunday Tribune (Dec 25)
Nell McCafferty
Nelson inquiry call by US trio: (from the Irish News, Dec 24)
McGonagle extradited to Republic: UTV Internet (Dec 22)
North's Only Para Spotted In Drumahoe: Derry Journal (Dec 23)
T***cher off ! Charlie's praise of Maggie wasn't entirely misplaced: Sunday Tribune (Dec 25)
Shane Coleman
Sunday, December 25
Outrageous sabotage, but no-one wants to know: Sunday Business Post
Vincent Browne
It's that time of year again – tout-naming, agent-identifying, informer-spotting time: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Shinners are now three-faced liars: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
Peace comes dropping slow in Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Man behind McCartney killing possible informer: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Democracy undermined by securocrats' meddling: Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
Stormont inquiry appears unlikely: Sunday Business Post
Paul T Colgan
What was really important beyond 'Punch-and-Judy' politics: Sunday Business Post
Pay Leahy
McDowell Orange date doubted: Sunday Independent
Lara Bradley
Minister McDowell – Sean Doherty with a Dublin 4 accent: Sunday Independent (Dec 18)
Gene Kerrigan
A real political panto that offers little cheer: Sunday Business Post (Dec 18)
Tom McGurk
Houseproud woman stopped 'Mad Dog' from killing gardai: The Sunday Times (Dec 18)
Lynne Kelleher
Call for tattered union jacks to go: Daily Ireland (Dec 14)
Connla Young
Bookies lengthen betting odds on FF/SF coalition: Sunday Independent (Dec 18)
Jerome Reilly
Convicted killer was '£10 tout' for police: Daily Ireland (Dec 15)
An 'all-Ireland economy': Village (Dec 8)
Colm Heatley
End economic veto: Daily Ireland (Dec 14)
Editorial
England will play Paraguay, Trinidad and Sweden in the World Cup first stages – and suddenly these three nations will have a load of Irish fans.: Irish Independent (Dec 17)
Ed Power
Gerry Adams among nomininations for peace prize: Daily Ireland (Dec 15)
Senan Hogan
All great gas as Erse-speakers have their say: Sunday Independent
John Chambers
International crisis deepens over local pub quiz question: Limerick Leader (Dec 17)
Brendan Halligan
McCreevy's astounding tribute to Thatcher: Irish Examiner (Dec 20)
Harry McGee
Saturday, December 24
DUP warns of OTR legislation link to political progress: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Vitriol As Durkan-McGuinness Exchange Insults: Derry Journal
Reiss's peace: Irish Echo
Pope praises NI's peace progress: BBC
Must Be Scrapped: Derry Journal
Editorial
Donaldson cooperating with SF since revelation: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Orde's Dublin visit an 'insult': Daily Ireland
David Lynch
Unionists warn — this will not just go away: (from the Irish News)
Suzanne McGonagle
Bradley Insists – Republicans Badly Damaged By 'Stormontgate': Derry Journal
The Spy Won't Harm Sinn Fein: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Brendan Anderson
Donaldson spy mystery begins to become clearer: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Whatever you believe, believe nothing: Daily Ireland
Gearóid O Cairealláin
No peace without truth: (from the Irish Post)
Paul Donovan
Shadowy alliance haunts Stormontgate: (from the Yorkshire Post, Dec 22)
Paul Bew
Who should deal with lawlessness?: Irish Echo
Mitchell Reiss
How about some answers, Bertie?: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Inside Northern Ireland: ABC (Australia, Dec 22)
Mark Colvin
Republicans emerged victorious in tragic and glorious times: Daily Ireland
Tommy McKearney
Why is RTE so OTT over the OTR story?: Irish Independent
Irish Playwright Speaks From Hideout: New York Times
Alan Cowell
Border Fox is given parole: Belfast Telegraph
Marie Foy
Omagh families angry at release: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
The name is O'Boyle . . . Seamus O'Boyle: Irish Independent
Civil Service To Face 'Pro-Irish' Claims In Court: The News Letter (Dec 22)
Stephen Dempster
DUP councillor pokes fun at Easter Rising: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
TK Maxx Reviews Ban On Poppies: The News Letter
Philip Bradfield
Parade body 'claus' can't stop Santa: Daily Ireland
Debra Douglas
Friday, December 23
More republicans may be outed as British spies: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
British Agent Tells (a Bit) of Years Undercover in Ulster: New York Times
Alan Cowell
SDLP man calls for new spy ring inquiry: Belfast Telegraph
Did O'Loan know about Donaldson?: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
Spill spy beans, urges Ahern: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Cabinet 'consulted over spy move': BBC
Adams puts his concerns to Ahern and PM: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Devolution 'challenges lie ahead': BBC
Ahern 'would be spooked by SF coalition': Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
DUP puts its price on taking talks role: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Wanted man welcomes SF stand on OTRs: Daily Ireland
Zoe Tunney
Security forces must not be included, he says: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett
The Soldier, The Spy, the U.S. Connection: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Niall O'Dowd
Give us the truth about UK spy game: The Herald
Eamonn O'Neill
Informers – an unsavoury fact of life: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney
Hullabaloo over Donaldson and Connolly has nothing to do with national security: Daily Ireland
Jude Collins
To avoid another spy scandal Sinn Féin must reach agreement with DUP: (from the Irish Times)
Ed Moloney
An Appalling Vista in North: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
OTR legislation dead in water: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Blair Insists He Knows Best About On-The-Runs: The News Letter
Editorial
Government must ditch OTR plans: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Clutching at straws: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Parades add €13m to North's policing bill: Irish Independent
Emile Laurac
Unionists 'Refused To Endorse Riot Report': The News Letter
Philip Bradfield
People are disgusted with PSNI, says CRJ: Daily Ireland
Zoe Tunney
Police Focusing On Lisa Suspects, Says Sister: The News Letter
Richard Sherriff
Playwright 'driven out by idiots': BBC
Murder Accused Granted Bail For Amsterdam Trip: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
SDLP now embroiled in mayoral party row: (from the Irish News, Dec 21)
Catherine McGrotty
Nameplate points the way as gaeilge for Big Ian: Irish Independent
Thursday, December 22
Blair stands firm on Ulster fugitives: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Pressure grows over OTR bill: UTV Internet
Bush envoy confident on process: BBC
Adams tells Blair to rein in 'securocrats': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Ahern & Orde to hold talks in Dublin: RTE
Half-truths and spin from Orde: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Ahern meets Orde in crisis talks over 'Stormontgate': Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Police raid cannot be justified insists MLA: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Was O'Loan in dark over spy?: Daily Ireland
Policing body chief backs Orde spy stance: Belfast Telegraph
Linda McKee
Scapegoat: Daily Ireland
Jim Dee
Peer — IRA sleepers in high places: (from the Irish News)
Was there a Stormontgate?: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Moloney
No one's asking 'what really happened?': Daily Ireland
Danny Morrison
Donaldson ... the mole who opened a can of worms: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Proconsul doesn't sound like a man in charge: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
The sting is bound to go out of this sorry conspiracy tale: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
McDowell 'honest' in treatment of Connolly: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
You're not above the law, Michael: Sunday Tribune (Dec 18)
Michael Clifford
When the people's right to know does not have to await due process: Irish Examiner
Noel Whelan
£26m bank heist suspect is bailed: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Accused bank worker 'moved to republican wing for safety': UTV Internet
Suspect was released 'to keep PUP in talks': Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
Lisa website yields clues in one hour: Belfast Telegraph
Debra Douglas
Blair urged to push SF: Daily Ireland
McCartney killer 'plans US move': BBC
Hain Backs Royal Irish: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Ulster to receive extra peace money: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Election turnout down 12%: UTV Internet (Dec 15)
Order Anger Over Calendar's Snub: The News Letter (Dec 17)
Philip Bradfield
Wednesday, December 21
Blair repeats Stormontgate pledge: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Ahern to meet PSNI chief over spy claims: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
Ahern 'whole truth' on spying issue 'will never be known': UTV Internet
Stormont spy ring existed says Murphy: The Scotsman (Dec 20)
'Spy papers collapsed assembly': BBC
Wilson attacks govt on 'Stormontgate': UTV Internet
Stormont: a hall of mirrors: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
The Great Deception: Daily Ireland
IRA 'sleepers in top positions': BBC
The strange collusion between Downing Street and Sinn Féin: The Guardian
Jonathan Freedland
Why spying may be crucial for peace accord: Irish Independent
Having watched his friend Bobby Sands die an agonising death – for a principle, what force could have turned him?: Daily Ireland
Anne Cadwallader
More spies may be lurking in Sinn Féin's cupboard: (from the Irish Times, Dec 20)
Anthony McIntyre
North's political process has veered 'into the dark': (from the Irish News)
Susan McKay
A low grade spy yarn that will run and run: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
Be guided by principle: Daily Ireland
Tommy McKearney
How Dirty Is Dirty?: Derry Journal
Editorial
Blair should come clean: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Truth from British wouldn't go amiss: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Laying The Blame At The Door Of Real Culprits: The News Letter
Editorial
Trust is the real victim of spy scandal: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Sinn Féin forced to backtrack on support for fugitive amnesty bill: The Guardian
Angelique Chrisafis
On-the-run bill 'must not change': BBC
Government stands firm on OTRs: UTV Internet
Dublin will withdraw OTR pardons if UK measure falls: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan and Mark Brennock
Northern Bank heist: one year on: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge and Lisa Smyth
£45m That's Cost Of Security In So-Called Peacetime: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Loyalist paramilitaries drive playwright from his home: The Guardian
Angelique Chrisafis
Murdered man's father to meet Hain: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
McCartney family in Blair meeting: BBC
DUP Launch Attack On Equality Commission: The News Letter
RSF condemns Love Ulster rally as racist: Daily Ireland
Eamonn Houston
Tuesday, December 20
Ahern and Blair plan new bid to revive NI institutions: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Hain rules out public inquiry into Stormont spy ring: The Guardian
Angelique Chrisafis
UK offers high level security briefing in spy row: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
SF challenges government over spy scandal: UTV Internet
Spy Scandal Showdown: Daily Ireland
Republicans 'no objection' as agent's family return to Belfast: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
NI policing board to discuss spy scandal: RTE
Sinn Fein's Donaldson 'outed to protect more senior mole': Daily Telegraph
Ex-IRA Agent – Donaldson Is One Of Many: The News Letter
Half PIRA seem to be British agents, says O'Dea: Irish Examiner
Jimmy Woulfe
'We need to deal with PSNI militarists': Daily Ireland
Connla Young
'Public Should Not Be Misled In Spying Affair': The News Letter
The security forces acted to subvert an elected authority: The Guardian
Niall Stanage
Northern Narnia full of tales of the unexpected: (from the Irish News)
Tom Kelly
Republicans should insist that Blair and Hain unmask informers as a prelude to any future talks: Daily Ireland
Damien Kiberd
Christmas turning into another turkey for 'outraged' Sinn Fein: Irish Independent
Alan Murray
Time to stop blaming others and get real: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Much heat and little light as politicians play 'I spy': Irish Independent
McDowell refuses to release 'Connolly' passport photo: Sunday Tribune (Dec 18)
Kevin Rafter
Harney backs McDowell: Irish Examiner (Dec 19)
Harry McGee
Michael has a terrible tendency to drop the ball at key moments: Sunday Independent (Dec 18)
Brian Hayes
Cicero might have allowed himself a sympathetic grin for McDowell: Sunday Tribune (Dec 18)
Richard Delevan
All still to play for in Minister's game of high-stakes chess: Sunday Independent (Dec 18)
Colum Kenny
Matters the minister did not clear up: Sunday Tribune (Dec 18)
Editorial
McDowell denied Phil Flynn's scalp: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Unionists Criticise Student Officer Over View Of Army: The News Letter
Simon Hunter
'Europe Allows UK To Be Biased On Protestants': The News Letter (Dec 17)
Stephen Dempster
UDA Representatives Resume Hain Talks: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Website aims to find Lisa clues: BBC
Paisley's crusade fails to conquer Northern hearts and minds: Irish Examiner
Paul Kelly
Monday, December 19
Adams and Hain in 'spy row' talks: BBC
Adams should resign over spy scandal, urges SDLP: The Guardian
Angelique Chrisafis
Sinn Fein says security dissidents 'undermining' peace progress: The Scotsman
Dan McGinn
Sinn Fein spy mystery deepens: The Times
David Sharrock
Tale of Espionage Marks a 'Bizarre' Turn in N. Ireland: Washington Post (Dec 18)
Kevin Sullivan
Noraid chief warned SF about Donaldson: (from the Sunday Tribune, Dec 18)
Suzanne Breen
Hain defends Stormont 'spy ring' police: UTV Internet
British government to be pressed on spy claims: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
Government will not seek inquiry into spy allegations: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty, Liam Reid Mark Brennock
Questions arise from 'Stormontgate': BBC
Mark Devenport
Spy who left his handlers out in the cold: Sunday Life (Dec 18)
Alan Murray
From hunger strikes to Stormont spy ring – Adams and the spy who duped him: Irish Examiner (Dec 17)
Michael O'Farrell
'If Denis is a tout, anybody could be one': (from the Sunday Tribune, Dec 18)
Suzanne Breen
Paperknife cuts Sinn Fein: Irish Independent
Agent's outing is too neat – ex-cop: Sunday Life (Dec 18)
Johnston Brown
Questions left unanswered after 'outing' of British spy: Sunday Business Post (Dec 18)
Colm Heatley and Paul T Colgan
Stormontgate's hall of mirrors: The Guardian
Editorial
Public is casualty of 'dirty tricks': Sunday Life (Dec 18)
Editorial
IRA was set to get over €8m from Colombian guerillas: Irish Independent (Dec 17)
Tom Brady
Feeney to scale back Irish interests: Sunday Business Post (Dec 18)
U.S. Funded Centre Shuts: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
US billionaire given details of 20-year Garda file on Connolly: The Irish Times
Liam Reid
Connolly probe into docks deal: The Sunday Times (Dec 18)
Frank Fitzgibbon
Port firm is 'unaware of probe' by Connolly inquiry body: Irish Independent
Ben Quinn
Feeney group froze funds after Irish risk agency probe: Sunday Independent (Dec 18)
Jim Cusack
McDowell action sets dangerous precedent: Sunday Business Post (Dec 18)
Editorial
'Remarkable' no one was killed in riots after Orange parades: Daily Ireland (Dec 16)
Policing partnership members get a large hike in expenses: Belfast Telegraph (Dec 16)
Jonathan McCambridge
Parades chief says decisions will get easier within 10 years: (from the Irish News, Dec 16)
Sharon O'Neill
'Jail spy Scap for perjury': Sunday Life (Dec 18)
Cleaning up their act: writing on wall for loyalist murals: Irish Independent
Chris Anderson
Remember Lisa this Xmas: Sunday Life (Dec 18)
Stephen Breen
Sunday, December 18
Call for probe into Sinn Fein 'spy': The Sunday Times
Neil Mackay and Rachelle Money
Sinn Fein official unmasked as spy flees to Continent: Scotland on Sunday
Murdo MacLeod
Unionist fury at Stormont spy row: BBC
British spy ring operated at Stormont - Sinn Fein: UTV Internet
Strange twist - Bertie Ahern remains sceptical: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Carty
MI5 mole in Sinn Fein 'faces life in fear of assassination': Sunday Telegraph
Sean Rayment
Sinn Fein spy refused police protection: Sunday Business Post
Paul T Colgan and Colm Heatley
Second mole in SF on brink of exposure: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Donaldson 'was not the only spy in Sinn Fein': The Observer
Henry McDonald
MI5 feared Donaldson was a double agent: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
High-profile Sinn Fein man is Garda spy: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack & Conor Sweeney
The spy at the heart of the IRA: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
How a friend of republican icon Bobby Sands became informer: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Committed republican, serious thinker, British spy: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
20 years of treachery: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Serving the agenda of two masters: (from the Irish News)
Anthony McIntyre
Lines in sand and well-spun webs don't work: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Wanted - real leaders: The Sunday Times
Editorial
Need for inquiry in spying claims: Sunday Independent
Editorial
It is now in the public interest for us to hear the truth about Stormontgate: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
It all leads somewhere... but not to an assembly: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Orde On the Spot: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Niall O'Dowd
Sinn Fein Not Surprised Confidence In PSNI Is Dipping: Derry Journal (Dec 16)
McDowell accused of playing dangerous game: Sunday Business Post
Niamh Connolly
Connolly was arrested over 1981 shooting: Sunday Independent
Maeve Sheehan
Minister was within the law, but was he prudent?: Sunday Business Post
Paul Anthony McDermott
The big rattling skeleton in Frank Connolly's closet: Sunday Independent
Brendan O'Connor
Minister 'defending against IRA sleepers': Sunday Business Post
Paul T Colgan
McDowell's unorthodox tactic on the CPI worked: Sunday Independent
Joseph O'Malley
McDowell vendetta disguises hidden agenda: Sunday Business Post
Vincent Browne
Connolly facts lost in din of grinding axes: The Sunday Times
Liam Fay
FG sacrifices government to score points on McDowell: Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
Orange Order bids for peace with Catholics: The Sunday Times
Kathleen Nutt
DUP man's anger at multi-faith calendar: Belfast Telegraph
Linda McKee
Saturday, December 17
British spy operated at heart of Sinn Fein for more than 20 years: The Times
David Sharrock
Top republican expelled from Sinn Fein admits he was a spy: The Independent
David McKittrick and James Burleigh
SF official confirms 20 years spying for Britain: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty, Mark Brennock and Mark Hennessy
Adams – 'securocrats' behind crisis: Irish Examiner
Michael O'Farrell
Unionist shock at latest 'twist to entire scandal': Irish Independent
Spy faces life on the run after being unmasked: Irish Examiner
Ian Graham
The IRA itself knows all about spies . . .: Irish Independent
Alan Murray
Calls made for public inquiry into Stormont revelations: Irish Examiner
Michael O'Farrell
Grasping extent of damage to party may well be beyond Sinn Fein's reach: Irish Independent
Cloak and dagger drama: Irish Independent
Editorial
OTR's law 'raises serious issues': BBC
'OTR' law blasted by brother of Para victim: Daily Ireland
Eamonn Houston
OTRs Law Will Result In 'New Diplock Courts': Derry Journal
Not One Day In Prison: The News Letter
IMC assesment is vindicated: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Time now to redraft the fugitives bill: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
White House role in making Sinn Fein/IRA end their war: Irish Independent — Part II
Unifying force: The Guardian
James Harkin
Phil Flynn's pen-gun triggers a €5,000 pay-out for boys' charity: Irish Independent
Tim Healy
McDowell undermined DPP authority, says Flood: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
At last, truth-crusader Frank is free to tell us all: Irish Independent
Laughing up his sleeve: Daily Ireland
Connla Young
Why this top American reporter refused to back Frank Connolly: Irish Independent — Part II
Looking beyond the double-speak: Daily Ireland
Editorial
DUP raises 50-50 issue in Europe: BBC
Democracy threatened by political policing — SF: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
PSNI crime stats lack credibility: (from Irelandclick.com)
Áine McEntee
Order 'disingenuous' over meetings: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Unionists Must Gain Allies From All Sides: The News Letter
Editorial
Family want the truth over 1971 British army Ardoyne murders: (from Irelandclick.com)
Áine McEntee
Friday, December 16
Suspects must appear in court, says Cameron: UTV Internet
Hanson To Look At Naming And Shaming OTRs: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Legislation 'remains a perversion', says Ford: UTV Internet
Cameron in peace process pledge: BBC
Accused's solicitor hits out at 'offensive' statement: (from the Irish News, Dec 13)
Fresh demands over 'spy ring' case collapse: UTV Internet
DPP intent on continuing with old practice: (from the Irish News, Dec 14)
Brian Feeney
Spy-ring scandal is a failure twice over: (from the Irish News)
Newton Emerson
Blair And Hain Need To Tell More On Spy Case: The News Letter
Editorial
Gardai told McDowell of decision not to prosecute: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
Yes, we've seen it all before: (from Irelandclick.com)
Frank Connolly has questions to answer: Village (Dec 8)
Editorial
Paisley and McDowell have arrogantly placed themselves on a moral height above the law: Daily Ireland
Jude Collins
Orde – It's time for Sinn Fein to wise up: Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll
Cameron urges Republican support for policing: UTV Internet
PSNI plans for troop support is condemned: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
Police 'disciplined during riots': BBC
Vote Blow For City's Top Orangeman: The News Letter
Johnny Caldwell
Dissident republicans planning to disrupt loyalist parade in Dublin: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
Irishman sought in fake-notes case: Washington Times
Jerry Seper
Bank arrest man's PSNI son: Daily Ireland
Man faces charge over loyalist feud: UTV Internet
Two hurt in North shooting incidents: RTE
Chilling warning to gangs: Irish Independent
New plea over incendiary bomb attacks: UTV Internet
Huge volume of evidence forces public inquiry delay: (from the Irish News)
Steven McCaffery
Reflection day 'evaluated' after only 15 turn up: Impartial Reporter
NI brain drain 'must be reversed': BBC
Former IRA inmates in job discrimination row: Belfast Telegraph
Marie Foy
US treasurer urges ad ban to be lifted: Daily Ireland
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