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Saturday, December 31
Court blocks release of Dolours Price's Boston College interviews: The Irish Times
Gang hardman who fled RIRA threats returns: Evening Herald
A not-so-modest proposal to cut the dole queues (Dec 29): Derry Journal
Norman Hamill
School reform is too vital to leave just to politicians (Sep 16): Belfast Telegraph
Marie Cowan
Miami massacre report indicates RUC collusion in Tyrone murders, claims Dungannon Councillor: Tyrone Times
There's no merit or honour in glorifying imperial arrogance (Dec 29): Belfast Telegraph
Fionola Meredith
McCreesh family deny British claim: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
1981 State papers
Deal could have ended IRA hunger strike, says former press officer: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald and Owen Bowcott
Margaret Thatcher 'negotiated with IRA': BBC
Mother told Haughey that 'sons will die' (Dec 30): Irish Examiner
Ed Carty
Doctors believed Sands was secretly kept alive: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Top Provo in H-Block sought Hume as broker (Dec 30): Irish Examiner
Ed Carty
FitzGerald warned Thatcher on security ties over Maze (Dec 30): Irish Examiner
Brian Hutton
Documents show how pope tried to end Irish inmates' 1981 hunger strike: Catholic News Service
Michael Kelly
Sands rejected pope's order to come off hunger strike: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
IRA leaders outside Maze 'controlled hunger strike': The News Letter
Sam McBride
Embassy examined relationship between IRA and the media (Dec 30): The Irish Times
John Bew
Unionist leaders privately happy at end of strike: The News Letter
Coalition urged not to get 'too close' to IRA on hunger strikes: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Hume – Tensions after Fitt quit: Belfast Telegraph
Inside the political maze of the H-Block hunger strike (Dec 30): Irish Examiner
Ryle Dwyer
Maze Prison protest set off one of the worst crises in Troubles: Belfast Telegraph
Gavin Cordon
Death fast back to haunt republicans: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Friday, December 30
US college agrees to give interviews with Dolours Price to prosecutors: The Irish Times
Kevin Cullen
Jean McConville files – D-day for Boston College: Belfast Telegraph
Anne Madden
Wife of ex-IRA member fears retaliation: Boston Globe
Travis Andersen
The main policing stories of 2011: BBC
Vincent Kearney
Policing the budget... why Baggott's lot is unenviable: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
'Political balance' needed for new body: Carrick Times
Strabane bomb alert 'elaborate hoax': BBC
Why no Christianity at Christmas time, Enda?: Irish Independent
David Quinn
Hundreds more Church of England defections expected (Dec 28): Daily Telegraph
Martin Beckford
Strathclyde Police praise behaviour of 'Old Firm' fans: BBC
1981 State papers
Files reveal Peter Robinson warned of war in 1981: BBC
Eamon Phoenix
Thatcher cabinet 'wobbled' over IRA hunger strikers: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Margaret Thatcher sought secret deal with IRA hunger strikers: The Scotsman
Angus Howarth
N Irish hunger strikes made withdrawal an option: Financial Times
Sally Gainsbury
Bobby Sands 'offered to suspend hunger strike': RTE
Family got hunger striker to continue, says report: The Irish Times
Eamon Phoenix
Official called for force feeding: Irish Independent
Diarmuid Doyle
Gaddafi urged UN chief to halt hunger strike: Irish Examiner
Ed Carty
FitzGerald asked Reagan to put pressure on British: Irish Independent
Brian Hutton and Diarmuid Doyle
Lessons can be learned from turmoil of 1981 hunger strike: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Margaret Thatcher unmasked – the lady was for turning: The Guardian
Martin Kettle
Thursday, December 29
'2012 a big year for parades' says PC chairman: The News Letter
2012 marks a Titanic test for First Minister: Belfast Telegraph
Robin Wilson
Peer hits out at prison protest arrangements: The News Letter
Findings of 'overall confidence' in PSNI welcomed by chief: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
FBI agents 'may be trained at site': Belfast Telegraph
Osama hunt software to create Northern Ireland Troubles database: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
BC is ordered to turn over IRA materials: Boston Globe
Travis Andersen
Twas Christmas Eve and prisoners were stirring: Irish Echo
Gerry Adams
Teens jailed for sectarian assault: Banbridge Leader
Queen's Ireland trip healed 800 years of enmity: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Rules of engagement for a decade of centenaries (Sep 17): The Irish Times
Fintan O'Toole
Future bank notes 'should be blank': Belfast Telegraph
Alex Salmond's spell could swing it for Scottish independence: Guardian.co.uk
Jonathan Freedland
Lamont's fight for a future in the Union (Dec 19): The Herald
Editorial
Wednesday, December 28
Commemorative events 'could be hijacked': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Cameron calls the Queen's visit a 'game changer': BBC
Mark Simpson
Probe call over garda links to IRA killing of farmer: Irish Independent
Steven McCaffery
Magilligan visits cancelled at short notice: Londonderry Sentinel
SF vote a mark of our delusion (Dec 25): Sunday Independent
Editorial
State visit to Britain on cards for Irish president: Belfast Telegraph
Fiach Kelly
Crime gangs are 'top threat' to State: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Class division is a luxury we can no longer afford (Sep 8): Belfast Telegraph
Robin Wilson
Nine out of ten support 'devo-plus': The Scotsman
Tom Peterkin
Revealed, true cost of going it alone in EU: Daily Express
Kerry Gill
Most Tories want UK to pull out of Europe: Belfast Telegraph
Andrew Grice
Old Firm have never been more belittled than now: The Independent
Richard Wilson
Tuesday, December 27
Nuala O'Loan calls for single body to investigate crimes of the Troubles: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Anger after Christmas raids on 2 local homes: Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
Unionist leaders' festive messages: The News Letter
First Ministers' office ran up £16m staff bill (Dec 22): Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Now the Union is secure, let's get down to business: Belfast Telegraph
Johnny Andrews
A confederacy of total dunces: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Ten wishes for what will be a difficult year ahead (Dec 26): Irish Independent
Bruce Arnold
David Cameron hails Queen's visit to Ireland: RTE
A small bow on a day of huge symbolic resonance (Dec 26): Irish Independent
Lise Hand
Obama was great, but the Queen? Unforgettable: The Irish Times
Kathy Sheridan
A worrying time for Royal family: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
How Kate's seen off the Aussie republicans – Wedding boosts Royals' image Down Under: Daily Mail
Richard Shears
Belfast accord could be model for Kosovo, says Serb president (Dec 22): The Irish Times
Daniel McLaughlin
The right of choice (Dec 18): Scotland on Sunday
Editorial
Monday, December 26
Dissidents won't win, says First Minister in statement (Dec 24): Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Queen seals new era with speech on friendship: Irish Independent
Fiach Kelly
A triumphant year when we were finally cured of Anglophobia (Dec 25): Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Sinn Fein activists demand closer co-operation between Protestant and Catholic schools (Sep 12): Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Police union chief reiterates backing for plastic bullets: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
The Fortnight's reading that lasted 40 years (Dec 19): Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Adair accused of act of tree-orism (Dec 22): Scottish Sun
Irina Nelson
Before defending the Union, Lamont has to build one (Dec 19): Daily Telegraph
Alan Cochrane
Unionists need to fly the flag for stronger parliament (Dec 5): The Scotsman
Editorial
Sunday, December 25
Stand-off over cross-border pursuits resolved: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Northern Ireland First Minister in peace pledge: BBC
Donaldson wants Cooley killing case reopened: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
Smithwick Tribunal – Agent alleges mole an "open secret": The Cross Examiner
Christine Keighery
School reforms will take less talk and more action (Sep 9): Belfast Telegraph
Daithi McKay
Pupils on the border face losing out on school places (Dec 22): Belfast Telegraph
Housing inequality: Belfast Media
Seamus Heaney's papers go to Dublin, but we don't mind, insists QUB (Dec 22): Belfast Telegraph
Anne Madden
Misspelt signs 'an insult to people' says Cllr: The Kerryman
Brendan McCarthy
Disunity on case for the Union (Dec 24): The Herald
Editorial
An Iranian 'terrorist' in the White House? (Dec 20): Washington Post
Glenn Kessler
Saturday, December 24
Claims of Provo infiltration of police are supported: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Lock down on sectarian attacks: Belfast Media
Kieran Hughes
Prosecution possible in Daniel Hegarty case: Derry Journal
Why we cannot allow our past to hijack the future: Belfast Telegraph
Alasdair McDonnell
Forgiveness – the end result of difficult lessons (Nov 10): Impartial Reporter
Mary Lynch
Dealing with toxic legacy of our past (Sep 6): Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Totting up the tots provides a glimpse of all our futures: Belfast Media
Jude Collins
Nought but good cheer from Gerry (Dec 17): The Irish Times
Miriam Lord
Riots in England and Northern Ireland – spot the difference: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
'Welfare tourism' slumps after border area crackdown (Sep 19): Irish Independent
Treacy Hogan
Foreigners may not avail of Republic-North visa-free travel: The Irish Times
Ray Managh
Hands off our referendum, says SNP: The Scotsman
Tom Peterkin
Case builds for Scottish independence: The Irish Times
Paul Gillespie
'North Ireland method can be used for Karabakh settlement' (Dec 13): News.az
Hand of friendship can lift people who need our help (Dec 10): Belfast Telegraph
Leon Litvack
Friday, December 23
UUP won't be dissolved: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Tom Elliott rejects Tory plan to disband UUP as 'betrayal': BBC
United Ireland debate is over, says Donaldson: The News Letter
There are battles to be won before police guns fall silent: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Divided park to extend opening: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
26 guilty over Ardoyne illegal protest: UTV
Dominic McGlinchey jnr denies role in murder of soldiers: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Dark world of agents is not black and white: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Are the victims of Enniskillen any nearer the truth? (Dec 8): Impartial Reporter
Denzil McDaniel
Peter Hain confirms investigation by police of high security hacking: The Guardian
McFeely's wonderful life as Priory Hall residents homeless for Christmas: Evening Herald
Niall O'Connor
Only way to defeat crisis is to fix our political system (Dec 14): The Irish Times
Joe Mulholland
Clarke says he has never supported Bill of Rights (Dec 21): The Scotsman
Sinn Fein councillor's son appointed as Labour advisor (Dec 16): Newry Times
Emma Taylor
Team GB – SFA caught on the hop as Celtic trio are given Olympic invitation: The Scotsman
Stuart Bathgate
Neil Lennon – Celtic lads can play for Great Britain: The Sun
Geoff Sweet
What chance 'Pipes of Peace' for Old Firm?: Impartial Reporter
Paul Cassidy
Special clause to give Holyrood right to run referendum: BBC
Why the Scots want independence from the English: Daily Telegraph
Allan Massie
Plastic bullets should never be an option – history has shown this (Dec 21): Guardian.co.uk
Mark Thompson
Thursday, December 22
DUP unveils proposals to cut MLAs at Stormont: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
DUP want to 'normalise' politics: The News Letter
Justice minister may look into the rehiring of RUC officers: BBC
Unionist unity on posts for ex-RUC: The News Letter
Sectarian mindsets 'still blight our society' (Dec 20): Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Half of all top IRA men 'worked for security services': Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
IRA veteran wanted by U.S. for North Korea counterfeiting plot wins fight against extradition from Ireland: Daily Mail
Damien Gayle
IRA veteran Sean Garland escapes extradition to US: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Garland 'delighted' as extradition to US denied: Irish Independent
Brian Kavanagh
Judge rules against BC, appeal possible: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
The Troubling Secret History of the Troubles: Esquire.com
Charles P. Pierce
Massereene murders trial finishes hearing evidence: BBC
Murder accused 'unlikely terrorist': Belfast Telegraph
UVF supergrass trial adjourned for Christmas break: BBC
Will Leitch
'Slab' Murphy appeals ruling: The Irish Times
Woman is charged in van driver killing: Evening Herald
Andrew Phelan
Gerry Adams' brother Liam refused bail due to 'risk of flight': Belfast Telegraph
Man released over 1983 police murders: UTV
Judge refuses Liam Adams bail bid: BBC
Bah humbug to Christmas sign: Irish Echo
Anthony Neeson
Forget about disaster, we're going to party like it's 1912 (Dec 14): Belfast Telegraph
Fionola Meredith
Irish head North to avail of less punitive bankruptcy laws: Irish Independent
Graham Clifford
Time to end the grovelling to EU and be assertive (Dec 21): The Irish Times
Vincent Browne
It's time to ditch EU, Alex (Dec 21): The Scotsman
Jim Sillars
Sir Gus O'Donnell – The UK faces break-up: Daily Telegraph
Christopher Hope and James Kirkup
'Ooh ah up the RA' football chant outlawed by Crown: The Scotsman
Wednesday, December 21
Sir Reg Empey urges Parades commission negotiations: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
'Peace wall' gate at Belfast's Alexandra Park may open for longer: BBC
Crowds gather in Newry to support republican prisoners: Newry Times
Paul Malone
Sentence deal came as surprise to us – UVF brothers: Belfast Telegraph
Eirigi and PSNI in disagreement over 'harassment' claims: Newry Times
Paul Malone
Dominic McGlinchey son 'was Massereene getaway driver': BBC
Man charged over dissident activity: UTV
DPP to get file on bomb find during queen's visit: The Irish Times
Barry Roche
US judge asks college for IRA-linked files (Dec 20): The Irish Times
Kevin Cullen
Jackal warned to lie low after showband murders: Dromore Leader
Casting a little bit of light on the 'dark side': Belfast Telegraph
Alan Simpson
Adams rejected chance of early end to hunger strike: Belfast Telegraph
Carrie Twomey
Sinn Fein and PSNI in war of words over Christmas card: Newry Times
Paul Malone
Our health can't depend on Britain's generosity forever: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Bank would seek Quinn bankruptcy in Republic: The Irish Times
Colm Keena
Treasury – no decision on corporation tax cut until summer: Belfast Telegraph
Adams awaits bail hearing: UTV
Ex-PSNI chief Hugh Orde deployed plastic bullets in Northern Ireland but opposes use in England: Belfast Telegraph
John Mulgrew
Rogue Celtic fans risk ruining club's reputation says Lisbon Lion Billy McNeill: The Scotsman
The Old Firm have a duty to educate their supporters better: The Herald
Richard Wilson
Rangers fan banned after shouting sectarian slogan at match: STV
Jim Sillars in call for Scotland to switch to 'dollar': The Scotsman
Andrew Whitaker
Catholic Church hits out at shared campus schools call (Dec 16): The Herald
Andrew Denholm
Tuesday, December 20
Join us in the Tories, ex-UUP quintet urge party: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Former Ulster Unionists in call for new party: BBC
Stephen Walker
Anger at Assembly reform snub: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Belfast brawl sparks loyalist feud fears: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Less experienced police more likely to receive complaints: BBC
Rights chiefs appeal to Westminster for help: The News Letter
Massereene accused – I am dying from cystic fibrosis: Belfast Telegraph
Vicious feud between CIRA and gang boss led female assassin to shoot dad David: Evening Herald
Ken Foy
RUC men's killer wins court challenge: UTV
Boost for British bid to obtain IRA tapes from US university: Belfast Telegraph
Jim Dee
Boston College Must Release Oral-History Records, but Court Will Review Them First: The Chronicle of Higher Education
Jennifer Howard
Ireland, UK show Common Travel Area commitment: RTE
Quinn accused of 'bankruptcy tourism' for filing in North: Irish Examiner
Steven McCaffery
Bankruptcy tourists cross Irish Sea: Financial Times
Jamie Smyth
'Bad bank' Nama 'may enter' NI mortgage market (Dec 16): BBC
Gilmore – Keep treaty change and debt separate: Irish Examiner
Mary Regan
Time to dump the euro, Enda: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
British megalomania remains a terrible disease: Belfast Media
Jude Collins
How independent would Scots really be if country was member of EU? The answer is – not very: The Scotsman
Trevor Salmon
Alex Salmond under fire for 'stalling' over independence referendum (Dec 14): The Scotsman
Corrupt politicians passed the Act of Settlement to keep a Catholic off the throne – is it right for our time?: Telegraph.co.uk
Allan Massie
New Uefa charge for Celtic as SPL toughens rules on fan behaviour: The Scotsman
Stephen Halliday
Monday, December 19
Jim Allister in call for Stormont shake-up: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Campbell in unionist unity plea after row: The News Letter
Sinn Fein second biggest party in Republic of Ireland – poll: Belfast Telegraph
Fionnán Sheahan
Irish media claims that Sinn Fein live it up in the US are far off the mark: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Patrick Roberts
Limited Right to Confidentiality: InsideHigherEd.com
Scott Jaschik
Why is President Obama trying to damage the Irish peace process? Feds working with British agents win access to Boston College IRA tapes: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
£1m damage to Maghaberry jail in just 18 months: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Newry Mayor hosts Employing Ex Prisoners Event: Newry Times
Paul Malone
The letters which reveals forensic science in turmoil and denial: TheDetail.tv
Barry McCaffrey
Anthem that divides ill at ease with our goal of unity (Dec 13): Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Paisley steps down from pulpit after 60 years of preaching: Irish Independent
Claire McNeilly
Dr Paisley and his mysterious ways: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Challenge to Sean Quinn bankruptcy: BBC
Your church is just lucky to have me at all, Dr Martin: Irish Independent
Alison O'Connor
Crisis in the diocese (Dec 17): The Irish Times
Editorial
A Royal tribute: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Minister – No EU 'yes' vote without debt deal: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
Securing treaty change will be a hard sell: The Irish Times
Gavin Barrett
Better off in than out, whether we like it or not (Dec 18): Sunday Independent
Brendan O'Connor
England's visceral Europhobia may break up the UK: Guardian.co.uk
David Marquand
Life ban for Celtic fan (Dec 17): The Herald
Helen McArdle
Labour must get over the fact it is a 'Unionist' party (Dec 16): Daily Telegraph
Alan Cochrane
This time it's us who have to decide (Dec 7): The Scotsman
Gavin McCrone
Sunday, December 18
From working class to first class –– Sinn Fein gets a taste for luxury: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Republican Marian Price reveals horror of seven months' solitary confinement in prison: (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
The Miami Showband massacre was one of the most depraved atrocities of the Troubles (Dec 16): Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
Judge orders Boston College to hand over IRA secret tapes: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
John O'Brien
Boston College – Final Post: HistoryNewsNetwork.US
Chris Bray
Which anniversaries will be commemorated in Northern Ireland? (Dec 13): BBC
Mark Devenport
Don't use past for petty point scores: Belfast Telegraph (Dec 12)
Editorial
The trials of FSNI: TheDetail.tv
Barry McCaffrey
Bradley – 'Culture Minister evasive about Irish Language Bill': Newry Times
Paul Malone
Nationalist 'disgust' at DUP stance: Mid Ulster Mail
Thousands will tune in to hear Queen recount her visit: Sunday Independent
Nick Bramhill
The Queen is not simply an ornament. She is the linchpin of the realm: Daily Telegraph
Peter Mullan
This time, let us decide on the transfer of sovereignty: Sunday Independent
John Crown
Free speech for all, including the rancid BNP (Dec 17): The Irish Times
Donald Clarke
Riverside café at centre of Kirk and Iris storm closed for business: Belfast Media
Scott Jamison
Gaelic Games attracts more participants than other Trinity sports (Dec 17): The Irish Times
Gavin Cummiskey
Offensive? Our lawmakers' decision to target Scottish football fans certainly is: The Observer
Kevin McKenna
Ignore the excited SNP tweeters – Cameron's veto will actually make life more difficult for the Nationalists (Dec 12): The Scotsman
David Torrance
Saturday, December 17
Matt Baggott urged to heed Sinn Fein over 'dark side': Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Order planning way forward on parades: The News Letter
Let's merge with Tories, says top UUP official: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Concern at prison protests: Derry Journal
Irish language project beats target: Belfast Telegraph
DUP member among Irish learners: UTV
Alliance HQ targeted in 'dirty protest': UTV
We're all in this together so let's build a united society: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Lyttle
Bail refused for Derry car bomb accused: BBC
Explosives charge suspect claims he found device lying on the road: Belfast Telegraph
Defence team changed in Stephen Carroll murder case: Belfast Telegraph
NUJ warns that press freedom is at risk as Northern Irish police take legal action to intercept riot footage: TheDrum
Judge rejects BC on IRA recording: Boston Globe
Travis Andersen
Ex-agent denies lying over garda mole claims: The News Letter
'Stakeknife' accused may appear at Dublin tribunal: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Smithwick Tribunal may hear evidence from Scappaticci: The Irish Times
Tim O'Brien
Ian Paisley to deliver final sermon: UTV
Hark what discord follows when you meddle with the monarchy: Daily Telegraph
Charles Moore
Nama chief says no 'fire sales' planned for NI: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Leaders must address deepest flaws in society: Irish Independent
James Downey
Noonan spells out stark reality if referendum is needed: The Irish Times
Stephen Collins
Cameron on right side of public opinion: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
How Britain got its patriotism back: The Guardian
Jonathan Jones
Cameron and the EU – Britain's phoney war (Dec 12): Guardian.co.uk
Editorial
So, who are the separatists now? (Dec 13): The Herald
Editorial
Neil Lennon sees red over Celtic's Green Brigade following offensive banner in Udinese match: Daily Telegraph
Roddy Forsyth
Chief executive condemns 'rogue' fans as Celtic await UEFA ruling on flares: The Herald
Michael Grant
Friday, December 16
Catholic workforce up 0.5% according to Fair Employment figures: BBC
Alex Attwood speaks out on council reforms: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Judge refuses bid to stop Duffy trial: UTV
Old prejudices have no place in new society (Dec 14): Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
The dark side of the PSNI must finally see the light: Belfast Telegraph
Declan Kearney
Taking peace for granted: The Irish Times
Editorial
Ardoyne carol service crosses divide: UTV
Irish language Christmas sign goes up at Belfast City Hall: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne McKeown
Former British spy denies taking part in IRA murders: The Irish Times
Tim O'Brien
Narrow Water cover-up claims are not lies, insists agent: Belfast Telegraph
Kevin Fulton 'knew RUC officers who passed information to IRA': BBC
Checkpoint death family wants legal action: UTV
Colwell shooting officer previously charged with assault: BBC
'Sunday' group defend decision to stage march: Derry Journal
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
Frank McNally
Auditor General tells Executive to implement Maze plans: Ulster Star
Gary Lightbody should write something for Northern Ireland football (Dec 13): Belfast Telegraph
Trevor Ringland
Christopher Hitchens was a committed supporter of a united Ireland: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Patrick Roberts
Stormont tax talks 'constructive': UTV
UK set to join eurozone discussions: Belfast Telegraph
Irish voters face Hobson's choice over euro: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Cameron won't be left out in the cold for long: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Is our membership of the euro simply a rather fraught way of declaring our non-Britishness? (Dec 15): Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
No need for rancour over EU decision: The News Letter
N R Greer
Constitutional reform may be best achieved over time (Dec 15): The Irish Times
Donncha O'Connell
This dumb, unjust law is Salmond's first own goal (Dec 15): The Herald
Iain MacWhirter
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