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Friday, December 31
Elliot 'backed' over gay comments: Belfast Telegraph
Finucane protest at MI5 headquarters: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
Bloody Sunday march a 'thank you' to Derry: BBC
North victims remembered in mural: Belfast Media
Grainne McWilliams
Former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern announces retirement from politics: Daily Telegraph
Bertie Ahern quits and leaves a divided legacy---Celtic Tiger collapse and North peace: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
Peace and pain, Ahern's is a legacy of ambivalence: Irish Independent
Áine Kerr
A final farewell to political stage: Irish Independent
Editorial
Murphy must go now, says Allister: The News Letter
North's long struggle for peace spurs on Suu Kyi: Irish Independent
Áine Kerr
Haughey vowed 'crusade to end violence': The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
State papers – 1980: Taoiseach praised for action on IRA threat: Irish Independent
Ed Carty
Cabinet Papers – DUP trio in devolution talks: The News Letter
'We might say to the UK it should withdraw': The Irish Times
John Bowman
Haughey warned Thatcher H-Block deaths would have 'emotional impact': The Irish Times
Eamon Phoenix
Officials predicted hunger strike by republicans would be a non-event: Belfast Telegraph
Adams starved hunger strikers of the truth: Belfast Telegraph
Richard O'Rawe
IRA leaders 'deeply disliked' 1980 hunger strike: The Irish Times
John Bew
UDA prisoners 'did not intend to starve to death': The Irish Times
Eamon Phoenix
Priest and ambassador in row over Birmingham Six: Irish Independent
Ed Carty
Resistance on Capitol Hill to sale of arms to RUC: The Irish Times
Eamon Phoenix
Ireland's pull on America's politicians: Irish Examiner
Ryle Dwyer
File on Adams 1974 escape bid: BBC
Thursday, December 30
Investigation fails to resolve mystery about death of notorious UDA man: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Government looks for ways to deal with the past: BBC
Mark Devenport
New Orange leader set to be elected: The News Letter
NIO files – Dirty protests, violence and the 'teapot summit': BBC
Eamon Phoenix
Papers show mutual Dublin-London suspicion: RTE
Attempts by British government to restore devolution end in failure: The Irish Times
Jonathan Bardon
State papers – 1980 – Thatcher 'would not stand in the way of Irish unification': Irish Independent
Brian Hutton
Release shows scope of Haughey efforts to gain progress on North: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Reagan's victory sparked fears of North policy shift: Irish Independent
Chris Parkin
Pope told bishops to seek end to hunger strike: The Irish Times
John Bew & Deaglán de Bréadún
National Archives – Britain lobbied pope to intervene in IRA hunger strike: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Haughey backed British stance on hunger strikers, Thatcher claimed: The Irish Times
John Bew
A united stand: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Wednesday, December 29
Government stands by IRA heist claim: Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
Ritchie warns voters over Sinn Fein: Belfast Telegraph
McGuinness – Robinson bond 'stronger': Irish Examiner
Mary Regan
2010 – when Northern Ireland's politics became personal: BBC
Mark Devenport
Wintry backdrop for Drumcree protest: The News Letter
Laying the foundations for a more peaceful way of life: Belfast Telegraph
Denis Rooney
Victims oppose Euro funding for Maze site: The News Letter
Former DUP councillor Charlie Tosh switches to the UUP: Belfast Telegraph
Just a lot of silly bloggers?: BBC
Gareth Gordon
Tributes paid to civil rights hero: Belfast Telegraph
Tributes to human rights lawyer Kevin Boyle: The Irish Times
Carol Coulter
Visit by queen is on the cards for next year: Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
Orange Order tests council's parades policy: The Herald
Gerry Braiden
Tuesday, December 28
Ireland – UDA questions police effectiveness as loyalists get restless: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
UVF plans to end paramilitary activity, says loyalist secret intermediary: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
NI 2010 review – dissidents republicans pile on pressure: BBC
Family's gun attack horror: Belfast Telegraph
Pope's letter disappointed faithful, says bishop: The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Scotland says Yes – how devolution battle was won: The Scotsman
Andrew Whitaker
Monday, December 27
Quiet achievement of 'normal politics': The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
The odd couple may still surprise us all (Dec 26): (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Warning over risk to bill of rights: Belfast Telegraph
Unlike Britain, we don't have an official honours system here – just a cute hoor/jobs for the boys kind (Dec 26): Sunday Tribune
Conor McMorrow
Slaves of debt, will you vote to endure your pain? (Dec 26): Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
Fresh calls for anti-Catholic Act to be axed: The Herald
Michael Settle
Sunday, December 26
Family in search of justice 37 years after bombing: Scotland on Sunday
Shane de Barra
'Historic' vote on education (Nov 25): The News Letter
Goodwill and hard work can truly transform our schools: Belfast Telegraph
Errol Lemon
Londonderry Orangemen murdered during the Troubles: Londonderry Sentinel
Eamon Sweeney
The Voice of Many Men: (from Fortnight Magazine)
Anne Devlin
A little off colour (Dec 21): Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Religion still has role to play in politics, says Bruton (Nov 24): The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
Storm over Pope's Thought for the Day as scores of listeners complain to the BBC: Daily Mail
Saturday, December 25
Attack fuels fears of dissident upsurge: The News Letter
Michael McGlade
Robinson delivers Christmas message: BBC
Just 38% of BBC recruits are Protestant: Londonderry Sentinel
How to make Derry a better City of Culture: (from Fortnight Magazine)
Robbie McVeigh
Olympic no-go for Northern Ireland footballers: Belfast Telegraph
Steven Beacom
Welsh policy to be tested after IFA soften Olympic stance: Western Mail
Phil Blanche
Friday, December 24
Campbell presses PM on dissidents: Londonderry Sentinel
Northern Ireland policeman and family forced out of home after grenade found: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
'Crude but viable' device found as north Belfast security alert ends: BBC
No confirmation or denial from police that stations are used for covert operations: Londonderry Sentinel
Eamon Sweeney
NI policing budget to be cut by £260m over four years: BBC
'I'm going nowhere': Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Phone 'links accused to bomb': Belfast Telegraph
Recovering the Truth by Libelling the Dead?: (from Fortnight Magazine)
Adrian Guelke
Neal is our choice: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Sadness at death of BBC man who advocated mixed schools in Northern Ireland: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Major coup for BBC as Pope gives Christmas address: The Herald
Martin Williams
Using Montenegro as independence model says it all, Iain Gray tells Alex Salmond: The Scotsman
Andrew Whitaker
Friday, December 23
Matt Baggott – I'm not quitting job of Chief Constable: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
UVF behind poster campaign – McCord: The News Letter
Alan Preston
Platform – NI Conservatives are "here to stay": The News Letter
Tim Lewis
Blunt new leaders for Labour and the UUP: (from Fortnight Magazine)
Malachi O'Doherty
'Grenade' outside policeman's home: Belfast Telegraph
Bollards to protect Londonderry police station: BBC
Terrorism charge dropped: The Irish Times
George Jackson
The hidden cost of giveaways is too high: The News Letter
Liam Clarke
Minister reveals progress in PMS resolution: The News Letter
Arlene Foster
UEFA not informed of Head Ref's blatant sectarianism: Irish Post
Irish nationalism about as radical as Islam (Nov 27): Belfast Telegraph
Julie Burchill
Talking to terrorists (Dec 21): Baltimore Sun
Mitchell B. Reiss
Wednesday, December 22
Fresh demand for Pat Finucane files at MI5 base protest: Belfast Telegraph
Anne Madden
Wikileaks revelations 'significant': Belfast Media
Kieran Hughes
Snow prevents 'Slab' Murphy from attending court: IrishExaminer.com
Former RUC officer to be charged in Hamill case: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Palm print links man to 1973 murder: UTV Internet
Derry man on new Parades Commission: Derry Journal
Awards for politicians in 'tricky year': UTV Internet
Slasher budget is just a stunt (Dec 20): (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
The devil we know: (from Fortnight Magazine)
Peter Osborne
Controversial £1bn NIE sale is almost completed: Belfast Telegraph
Heather McGarrigle
ESB deal for North's networks completed: The Irish Times
Barry O'Halloran
Electricity deal creates a warm feeling all over: Belfast Telegraph
Townland names do matter (Dec 15): The News Letter
Editorial
Plan could treble number speaking Irish, says Cowen: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Speaking Irish – A language in jeopardy: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Tuesday, December 21
Northern Secretary appoints new Parades Commission: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
DUP's Dodds rated one of top MEPs: The News Letter
Sammy's forgotten where priorities lie in his Budget: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Judgement reserved in Fusco case: BBC
Accused in 1973 Alfredo Fusco murder trial to hear fate in new year: Belfast Telegraph
North's draft budget raises fears over growth (Dec 19): Sunday Business Post
Peter Geoghegan
North-South cuts: (from Fortnight Magazine)
Editorial
Belfast bonfire hit-and-run accused feared for his life: BBC
IRA not only benefited from the Republic's property boom, they helped to create it: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Moloney
TG4 to be broadcast on freeview: BBC
Corporation tax 'could transfer': Belfast Telegraph
WikiLeaks reveals the diplomatic steel at the core of Bertie (Dec 19): Sunday Independent
John-Paul McCarthy
Monday, December 20
Growing calls for a Stormont opposition: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Hoping something turns up is not enough (Dec 19): (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Balanced budget has silenced the cynics: The News Letter
Sammy Wilson
Sinn Fein has set its face against austerity in South but backed a tough budget across Border: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
We need detail on budget cuts (Dec 17): Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Political Review 2010 – End of another wasted year: The News Letter
Graham Gudgin
Brian Kennaway appointed to Parades Commission: BBC
Unionist Colin McCusker takes his drum to the streets: Belfast Telegraph
David Young
Arrest over Rasharkin sectarian assault: UTV Internet
Tell us the truth about Pat Finucane: Guardian.co.uk
Beatrix Campbell
It's a Sinn Féin surge as Gilmore Gale blows out (Dec 19): Sunday Tribune
Conor McMorrow
IRA's robbery charade is insult to our intellect (Dec 19): Sunday Independent
Celia Larkin
Gerry Adams is an incorrigible, can't-help-himself liar. Ask yourself, is this what you want? (Dec 19): Sunday Tribune
Diarmuid Doyle
Shinnernomics is nothing but empty rhetoric (Dec 19): Sunday Independent
Willie O'Dea
SFA bosses are linked to 'even worse' e-mail than Pope slur: The Scotsman
Tristan Stewart-Robertson
To have a sporting chance, we need a whole new ball game (Dec 1): The Herald
Harry Reid
Sunday, December 19
UUP man defects to DUP: The News Letter
I'd like to believe in you, but the voices of the dead speak too loudly: Sunday Independent
Eamon Keane
Vintage year for Peter and Gerry, the comeback kids: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Donnelly
Ritchie reaches out to Unionists (Dec 16): (from the News Letter)
Liam Clarke
Bomb alert causes Newry disruption: UTV Internet
The rights of victims a priority: The News Letter
Editorial
Priest slams 'senseless and cruel' IRA murder: The News Letter
Search on for memories of life in Rossville Flats (Dec 11): BBC
Europe may fast track PMS bailout approval: The News Letter
Fianna Fail should form a pact with Fine Gael to shoot down SF rocket: Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
Northern Ireland business leaders praise for budget (Dec 16): Belfast Telegraph
Con job that is the 'bailout' has opened the door to Sinn Fein: Sunday Independent
Aengus Fanning
Ian Paisley's Spitting Image puppet sells for £1,080 (Dec 16): Belfast Telegraph
Amanda Poole
Saturday, December 18
Things get Wikid – Ahern and Adams in war of words over Northern Bank raid: Dundalk Democrat
James Rogers
Sinn Fein's bid for power – with ballot box in one hand, RTE microphone in the other: Evening Herald
Andrew Lynch
British seek once again to blacken Rep. Peter King -- his role in Irish peace process never forgiven: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
Political review 2010 – Energetic Paterson is making the running: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Time for loyalists to take a stand: Belfast Media
Editorial
No evidence from Fusco accused: UTV Internet
Loyalist councillor reluctantly testifies at 1973 sectarian murder trial: Belfast Telegraph
Funeral of young 'disappeared' man takes place, 37 years after killing: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
PMS rescue plans pass another hurdle (Dec 16): The News Letter
How real government made its belated bow: Belfast Telegraph
Mike Smyth
The budget is not all depression (Dec 16): The News Letter
Editorial
NI jails failing despite having more staff than inmates (Dec 14): BBC
Jails need reform from top to bottom (Dec 14): Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Ulster Tries to Recapture the Glory of 1999 in Heineken Cup Rugby: New York Times
Huw Richards
O'Loan appointed NUI Maynooth chairman: RTE
Why Prince Charles is too dangerous to be king – Max Hastings tells why this increasingly eccentric royal could imperil the monarchy: Daily Mail
Max Hastings
Britain is changing and the monarchy must change with it: Daily Telegraph
Mary Riddell
Friday, December 17
Adams claims now is time for 'genuine republican politics': Irish Examiner
Claire O'Sullivan
SF's Adams recalls fond DUP memories: UTV Internet
Sinn Fein unprepared for sudden Irish Republic poll success: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
Adams expects Northern Bank raid debate to be held against him in election: Dundalk Democrat
IRA is old news in US but Finucane is a current affair: Belfast Telegraph
Jim Dee
'Many' acts of terrorism stopped: Impartial Reporter
Chris Donegan
Man charged over police bomb attack: Belfast Telegraph
SDLP finalises Foyle candidates for Assembly election: BBC
Political Review 2010 – Are there grounds for a new united unionism?: The News Letter
Ben Lowry
Since when did Santa wave a tricolour? (Dec 15): Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
Oregon Professor offers all sides course (Nov 22): (from the Irish Echo)
Peter Kelly
Hopes are high of US lifeline for IFI: Irish Echo
Tommy Kirkham to appear at Alfredo Fusco murder trial: BBC
Rosemary Nelson and Robert Hamill probe files will be held up for months: Belfast Telegraph
David Young
Funeral of Peter Wilson to take place: RTE
New face of hope on peace wall: The News Letter
Finance department security contractor 'lapse' probe: BBC
Conor Spackman
Inquiry to be held into child abuse in Northern Ireland institutions: Guardian.co.uk
Taoiseach says election only poll that counts as FG and SF welcome gains: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún, Harry McGee and Éanna Ó Caollaí
Callinan is first ever Dub to take Garda chief post (Dec 15): Evening Herald
Cormac Byrne
Thursday, December 16
DUP denies WikiLeaks talks claim: The News Letter
Reiss casts light on cable leaks: Irish Echo
Susan Garraty
Political Review 2010 – Year of the great survivor: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Three NI men jailed for IRA membership: BBC
BBC defends record after recruitment call: The News Letter
Victims' memorial is attacked two weeks after being erected (Dec 9): Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
N Ireland budget set for approval: Financial Times
David Gordon
Wilson proposals welcomed as proof of five-party Executive co-operation: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Sinn Fein's Martin McGuinness defends spending cuts: Belfast Telegraph
Paterson welcomes draft budget: Belfast Telegraph
Budget blues: UTV Internet
Ken Reid
Does the Northern Ireland draft budget stand up?: BBC
Kevin Magee
New Budget seems tough but balanced: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Why politicians need to be honest: The News Letter
Nick Garbutt
Fianna Fáil plunges to record low level of support in latest poll: The Irish Times
Stephen Collins
Fine Gael and Sinn Fein support up: Belfast Telegraph
Fianna Fáil facing meltdown: The Irish Times
Stephen Collins
Ireland needs an honest man at the helm -- they may have found it in Enda Kenny: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
Why we need to apply the brakes to £400m road plan: Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann
Ireland loan won't add to UK deficit, says Osborne: Daily Telegraph
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