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Thursday, February 14
Parties clash over IRA 'ASBOS': Newry Democrat
Donal O'Reilly
MLA questions motives of DUP defector Hanna: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Allister movement faces first electoral test: The News Letter
Member of Real IRA found shot dead in churchyard: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Shooting similar to Donaldson killing in 2006: Irish Independent
Anita Guidera
Real IRA denies fatal shooting involvement: The News Letter
Philip Bradfield
PSNI come under fire amid arrests and raids: Newry Democrat
Donal O'Reilly
I will reveal Finucane death truth, vows Di inquest lawyer: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Lawyers' prison trips are bugged: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Ruane's commitment to Province under scrutiny: The News Letter
Enniskillen repalcement tribute sparks fury: UTV Internet
Ballot paper colours 'unfair': Irish News (Feb 12)
Diana Rusk
Catholic civil servants claim unfair treatment: RTE
Warning of €300m NI peace fund cut: Ireland.com
Salmond challenges Ireland to join debate: The Herald
Robbie Dinwoodie
Alex Salmond speech branded 'balderdash': Daily Telegraph
Auslan Cramb
Conversation should be more than a whisper: The Scotsman
Editorial
All eyes on Ireland: The Herald
Editorial
Wednesday, February 13
NI security forces remain on high alert: (from the Sunday Tribune, Feb 10)
Suzanne Breen
Committee to look at Quinn case: The News Letter
Colin O'Carroll
McKevitt appeals 20-year sentence: Irish Independent
Tim Healy
Judge to rule on Omagh claims case: Irish News
We had our suspicions about McShane – SF: Irelandclick.com
Roisin McManus
Orde to face questions over Tohill kidnap case: Irish News
Bimpe Fatogun
Phil Flynn's ordeal by whispering campaign comes to an end: Sunday Tribune (Feb 10)
Editorial
Leading barrister to take up Finucane case: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Cross-religion schools backed by boxing legend: Belfast Telegraph
Kathryn Torney
Light shone on unionist bunker pre-civil rights: Irish News
Susan McKay
Concern about Duncairn: Irelandclick.com (Feb 8)
Áine McEntee
An Irish Legal Eagle: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com (Jan 30)
April Drew
RTE must show equality to all: Irish News (Feb 11)
Editorial
Warning over councils reform: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
SDLP acts in strange way over budget: The News Letter (Jan 30)
Editorial
Ulster Scots v Irish in cash row: Irish News
Claire Simpson
Watch out, the spooks have their eyes on you: Belfast Telegraph (Feb 6)
Jude Collins
Tuesday, February 12
No justice powers if IRA doesn't go away – DUP: Belfast Telegraph
Maskey slams Army Council calls a 'distraction': UTV Internet
Parties in turmoil over controversial policing powers: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Assembly to discuss Quinn murder: BBC
Justice and policing impasse: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Inside politics: Sunday Tribune (Feb 10)
Kevin Rafter
Too early for policing 'devolution': The News Letter
Editorial
Phil Flynn speaks out about IRA laundering probe 'I have been vindicated': Sunday Tribune (Feb 10)
Conor McMorrow
Defector predicts SDLP/Fianna Fail merger: The News Letter
Republican dissidents uncover €1.5m drugs' den: (from the Sunday Tribune, Feb 10)
Suzanne Breen
Anger at 'Greysteel True Republicans': Derry Journal
RFJ seek meeting with new Victims' Commissioners: Irelandclick.com (Feb 5)
IRA collusion tale is a bloody, black comedy: Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
Was it a War?: The Blanket (Jan 25)
Michael Gillespie
Time is right to cut business tax: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Coroner to appeal for media witnesses: The News Letter
Broadcaster defends plan to cease MW transmissions: Irish News
Valerie Robinson and Claire Simpson
Minister weighs in on RTE's switch-off: Irish News
Valerie Robinson
Transparency will dampen concerns: The News Letter
Alex Kane
British law should not be compromised: The News Letter
Editorial
Independence 'would cost billions in defence work': The Scotsman
Lindsay McIntosh
Monday, February 11
Politicians in North told to take the 'final steps': Irish Independent
Áine Kerr
Paisley rejects full devolution call: Ireland.com
Powers transfer 'not yet ready': BBC
DUP clipped SF ambitions – Poots: Ireland.com
Valentine's day is d-day for DUP and its opponents: (from the Sunday Tribune, Feb 10)
Suzanne Breen
INLA show of strength 'a relic of the past': Derry Journal (Feb 5)
It's a no-brainer, Republican violence belongs in the past: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
Shocked at police search of his house: Derry Journal (Feb 8)
Haunted by Omagh: Sunday Life (Feb 10)
Gail Edgar
Tensions rise in the world of informers: Sunday Life (Feb 10)
Brian Rowan
My kind of guy when it comes to fighting terrorism: Sunday Independent (Feb 10)
Ruth Dudley Edwards
How Northern Ireland led way to foil paramilitaries: The Times
Sean O'Neill
Call for assembly job competition: BBC
Unionists to reveal MLAs hiring family members: Belfast Telegraph (Feb 8)
David Gordon
This time Junior is the innocent party: Sunday Life (Feb 10)
Lynda Gilby
Politicians in 'reluctant' pay rise: BBC (Feb 9)
Jim Fitzpatrick
Rights body chief not interviewed for job: Irish News (Feb 7)
Diana Rusk
Groups descend on Dáil for collusion debate: Irelandclick.com (Feb 8)
Ciarán Barnes
Villians of the Peace: The Blanket (Jan 31)
Mick Hall
Republican still in jail after charges dropped: Derry Journal (Feb 5)
Burnside backs funding for ex-soldiers: Antrim Times
Three newspapers reach settlement in public notices case: Irish News (Feb 7)
Lá Nua fights back: Irelandclick.com (Feb 8)
Funding row over Lá Nua's move to stop print edition: Irish News
Rebecca Black
Sunday, February 10
IRA spy row deepens: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Adams says driver not under threat: RTE
Agent was Scap's ally in IRA 'nutting squad': Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
British spy was 20 years with Sinn Fein leader: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Focus back on IRA as spy flees Ulster: The News Letter
Lengthening list of high-ranking double-agents within movement: Irish News
Ahern and Brown in talks today: RTE
Is Bertie wooing the Ballymena brethren?: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Dev's mistake was just marching up Cave Hill: Irish News
James Kelly
Meehan son hits out at people behind latest death threats: Irelandclick.com (Feb 8)
Alana Fearon
Martin Meehan: The Blanket (Nov 7)
Anthony McIntyre
Still fighting for truth on collusion: Irish Democrat (Feb 4)
Theo Russell
Shankill Butcher to be grilled over killing of a local republican: Irelandclick.com (Feb 8)
Ciarán Barnes
DUP and SDLP are hit by defections to rival parties: Belfast Telegraph
Linda McKee
SDLP Branch Chair joins Alliance party: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Simpson in moral call to Catholics: Irish News (Feb 5)
Diana Rusk
Walled city: Irelandclick.com (Feb 8)
Editorial
Border peace monument for Louth: Sunday Business Post
Pat Leahy
Paisley Jnr on payroll as 'Westminster assistant': The News Letter (Feb 6)
DUP no comment over Paisley pay: Belfast Telegraph (Feb 5)
David Gordon
Paisley Jnr hits back over salary claim: The News Letter (Feb 7)
Stephen Dempster
Revenue clears company linked to Northern Bank heist probe: Irish Examiner
Enda Leahy
Bugging of prison visits common practice in north: Irish News (Feb 7)
Allison Morris
Police chief Orde backs use of wire-tap evidence: The Observer
Henry McDonald and Gaby Hinsliff
Breaking down barriers in the Middle East: Irelandclick.com (Feb 8)
Áine McEntee
Sinn Féin urges treaty no vote in newsletter blitz: Irish Examiner (Feb 5)
Caroline O'Doherty
Neutrality protected by treaty – Gilmore: Ireland.com (Feb 7)
Saturday, February 9
Call for North-South links: Derry Journal
Forget names and paintings, see the big picture: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
DUP executive member defects to UUP: Ireland.com
Attacks on SDLP 'character assassination' – Durkan: Derry Journal
Orde vows to thwart terror threat as PSNI holds suspects: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Dissidents meet on new coalition – They're no hopers: McGuinness: Derry Journal
Dissident threats have little impact: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Dissident threat: The News Letter
Editorial
Disruption at Craigavon DPP meeting: UTV Internet
'Checkpoints expose policing lies' – 32CSM: Derry Journal
Police breaking own rules on Tasers claims SF: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Former driver of Adams exposed as British spy: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
The leader, his driver and the driver's handler – chauffeur revealed as MI5 agent: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Bid to secure interface peace: Irish News
Allison Morris
Attack on Orange hall in County Fermanagh: UTV Internet
Orange County, Irish-style...: Irish Independent
John Meagher
UDA apologises for drug dealers within their ranks: Irish News
Allison Morris
UVF talks with Eames-Bradley: Belfast Telegraph
Language that cannot be equivocal: The News Letter
Editorial
Omagh bomb police probe to be reviewed: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Dad raps Omagh probe: Belfast Telegraph
Massacre families take campaign to England: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
Bloody Sunday still costs £500k a month: Belfast Telegraph
Pobal backs Taoiseach on Aer Lingus attack: Irelandclick.com
Jonathan Martin
'Nothing new in security services bugging MPs' – SF Councillor: Derry Journal
Those old Maundy morning blues: Irelandclick.com
Des Wilson
Friday, February 8
Lenihan says no proof of IRA link to Quinn murder: Irish Independent
Áine Kerr and Fionnan Sheahan
IRA murdered man, says opposition: Irish Examiner
Paul O'Brien
The truth and Paul Quinn: Irish Independent
Editorial
DUP warned over 'unresolved' republican issues: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Poll will capture first snapshot of state of unionism: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Violence is in the past and the past is a different country: Irish Independent
Ahern – Dissident threats must be taken seriously: Irish Examiner
Caroline O'Doherty
Arrests made in dissident probe: BBC
Mackey slams Provos as RIRA vows resumption of violence: Ulster Herald
Adrian Mullen
Dissident 'no hopers' condemned: BBC
Karen – the truth about my Dad: Impartial Reporter
Orangeman's fears over removal of British symbols: The News Letter
Ruth Rodgers
Fundamental Primer: The Blanket (Jan 30)
John Coulter
Omagh bomb investigation review: BBC
Hunger strikers' sacrifice still evokes interest: Irish News
Jim Gibney
Q&A – Bloody Sunday inquiry: BBC
Denis Murray
Truth must prevail: Derry Journal (Feb 5)
Editorial
DUP man keeps cool under grilling: Belfast Telegraph (Feb 6)
Matthew McCreary
'Long way to go to shared future' – Bishop: Derry Journal
No more Troubles: The Spectator
Leo McKinstry
Derry could be Maiden City's name by year end: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Man found guilty over Love Ulster riots: Ireland.com
Paisley's plea to businesses in South: Irish Independent
Áine Kerr
Bid for 'Bank of United Kingdom': The Herald (Feb 6)
Michael Settle
Thursday, February 7
Checkpoints return to Ulster amid bomb attack fears: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Police checkpoints return to Derry: Derry Journal
PSNI chief says dissidents are inept but dangerous: Belfast Telegraph
Orde to outline dissident threat: BBC
Ahern to meet Paisley in Dundalk: RTE
'New level' in cross-border co-operation: Ireland.com
Paul Anderson
'We just don't want any more victims': Derry Journal
Police call for help to protect 'at risk' halls: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Contrasts for attitudes in Orangeism: The News Letter
Editorial
Orange protest intimidatory: Irish News
Editorial
The Pope and The Anti-Christ: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Editorial
Leafair residents 'terrified' by gunmen – MLA claims: Derry Journal
Taken in Texas: Irish Echo
Jim Dee
Robinson in 'dealt with' Wright claim: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
'Churches should have spoken out on injustices': The News Letter
Impossible Task for Truth Body: The Blanket
David Adams
Protestant Dad to Meet Sinn Fein: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Barry McCaffrey
Work to begin on Omagh memorial: Irish News
Diana Rusk
Fury as bomb tribute removed from garden: The News Letter
Loyalists and nationalists unite to lobby for US investment: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Time for tax rate in North to join the Republic's 12.5pc: Irish Independent
Ailish O'Hora
Just who drafts MI5's agenda for Norn Irn?: Irish News
Brian Feeney
Peace leads to tower demolition: BBC
Wednesday, February 6
Ahern-Brown talks to focus on NI progress: RTE
Stormont to debate Quinn murder: UTV Internet
Assembly calls for disbandment of illegal groups: Irish News (Feb 5)
William Graham
Majority want end to barriers: Belfast Telegraph
Trina Vargo
Majority want peace walls torn down: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Northern Ireland on terror alert: The Independent
Ian Graham
PSNI checkpoints to disrupt dissidents: RTE
Public surveyed on policing views: BBC
Order takes stand for British symbols: The News Letter
Philip Bradfield
Ministers grant £180,000 to the Orange Order: Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin
Orange Order gets landmark funds from Republic: The News Letter
Aaron Tinney
SF – We welcome Orange grants: Irish Examiner
Caroline O'Doherty
H-Block escapee may languish in US jail: Irelandclick.com
Jim Dee
Paisley cautious in heated Assembly exchange on past: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
North must address 'terrible legacy': Sunday Journal (Feb 3)
West Belfast man has IRA bomb rifle: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
Troubles or war?: Sunday Journal (Feb 3)
Huge turnout for Bloody Sunday march: Derry Journal
Trouble after Sunday march: Irish News (Feb 5)
Seamus McKinney
Ruane 'blinded by prejudice': The News Letter
Lesley Walsh
Plans for fairer school system to be applauded: Irish News (Feb 4)
Roy Garland
Ahern criticises Aer Lingus over Irish: Ireland.com
Listen, is that the sound of spooks in Ulster?: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
When the minister bugged my phone conversation: The Guardian
Anne McHardy
The perils of promoting peace: (from Fortnight)
Quintin Oliver
Tuesday, February 5
DUP covering up divisions – SDLP: Irish News (Feb 4)
Suzanne McGonagle
Time for change – Storey: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
IRA issuing 'Asbos' in North – SDLP: Ireland.com
Unionists in protest 'to save British symbols': The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Warning after Real IRA issue new threat: Belfast Telegraph
Emily Moulton
Terrorism hasn't gone away, nor will it for many years to come: Sunday Tribune (Feb 3)
Editorial
Real IRA deserve our contempt: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Omagh in the frame: Belfast Telegraph
Opinion is divided on peace wall removal plan: The News Letter
McCabe killer walks free after nine years: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
'Ann should have been told of Sheehy release': Limerick Leader
Petula Martyn
'We are stuck in limbo' – Bloody Sunday widow: Derry Journal (Feb 1)
Justice can stand the test of time: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Ó Cuív grants €250,000 to promote Orange Order: The Irish Times
Harry McGee
Blair and Ahern to get doctorates: BBC
BNP to target NI in recruitment drive: The News Letter
Irish kids fight their way out: Washington Times (Jan 26)
Thom Loverro
Money given to IRFU could be recouped: The News Letter
Shergar and a 25-year-old mystery: The Independent
Mark Hughes
Monday, February 4
War back on – Real IRA: (from the Sunday Tribune, Feb 3)
Suzanne Breen
Kenny – Real IRA threats must be taken seriously: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
'Brits out or nothing' for Real IRA: (from the Sunday Tribune)
Suzanne Breen
What becomes of the broken hearted?: Ballymena Times (Feb 2)
Sinn Fein calls for Irish commissioner: Irish News (Feb 1)
'I smelt the fear and tasted the ache that still hurts today' 'I smelt the fear and tasted the ache that still hurts today': Derry Journal (Feb 1)
Families want Saville report: Irish Independent
George Jackson
Scrap Sunday inquiry now, says Tory MP: Derry Journal (Feb 1)
'Legacy of the Troubles' theme for O'Loan lecture: Irish News (Feb 2)
Seamus McKinney
Truth for New Lodge families: Irelandclick.com (Feb 1)
Editorial
Paisley Jr reports 'not evidence': BBC
Foster made right decision: Irish News (Jan 30)
Editorial
DNA bomb charge teenager cleared: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
GAA must cross divide to unionists: Sunday Tribune (Jan 27)
Edwin Poots
Hurler deserves warm reception: Irish News (Feb 1)
Editorial
Denis the menace in new peace role: Sunday Life (Feb 3)
Stephen Gordon
From Bloody Sunday to Sakhnin: Haaretz (Feb 3)
Yoav Stern
Move to have Union flag flown from all official buildings: The Herald
Michael Settle
Sunday, February 3
Paisleyland warms to burying past attacks: Irish Examiner (Feb 2)
Shaun Connolly
Changed times in Ballymena: Belfast Telegraph
Emily Moulton
Staying together for the sake of Northern Ireland: The Guardian (Feb 1)
Henry McDonald
Dail to debate Quinn murder: Irish News (Feb 2)
There's little sympathy down Portadown way: Belfast Telegraph
Victor Gordon
Commission floundering: Irelandclick.com (Feb 1)
Editorial
Victims commissioner will draw on Bloody Sunday role: Derry Journal
Criticism of victims' body: Irelandclick.com (Feb 1)
Laura Canning
Protestant victim to address Sinn Féin: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Commissioners key to the work: Irelandclick.com (Feb 1)
Gerry Kelly
March organisers appeal for no sectarian clashes: Derry Journal
Republicans agree to differ at Bloody Sunday event: Derry Journal
No consensus on the Troubles: Irelandclick.com (Feb 1)
Escapee has right to live in US says SF: Irish News (Feb 2)
Suzanne McGonagle
Denomination has health 'factor': BBC
Dot Kirby
Looking over the barriers of hatred: Sunday Business Post
Lucille Redmond
New film homes in on '81 hunger strike: Irelandclick.com (Feb 1)
Alana Fearon
Shergar – 25 years on, the mystery that won't go away: Yorkshire Post (Jan 29)
Tom Richmond
In or out: Derry Journal
Editorial
North set to target US firms: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
Lisburn united in campaign to bring Maze stadium: Ulster Star (Feb 1)
Jenny Monroe
Saturday, February 2
Ahern visit is new dawn – Paisley: BBC
Jeers at Paisley – Ahern visit: Ballymena Times
Mrs Paisley heckled by unionists: The News Letter
'It was a terrorist campaign not a war' says Lisburn Council: Ulster Star (Jan 29)
Jenny Monroe
Victims commissioners face first challenge: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
DNA fears see terror charges fall: BBC
Vincent Kearney
Doubts cast on Taser gun safety: BBC
Bryce McGarel
Sinn Fein and SDLP in DPP row over use of TASERs: Derry Journal (Jan 29)
Sinn Fein hit back at attack by SDLP's Kelly: Lurgan Mail (Jan 24)
Decision delayed on UDA-linked funding: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Paramilitary involvement in 'walk of shame' confirmed: Irish News (Feb 1)
Allison Morris
It's another sectarian attack on Chapel: Ballymoney Times
Catching Irish fugitive was not a priority: The Monitor
Sean Gaffney
Dodds' aide in firing line over 'anti-Christ' statement: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Families seek truth about army killings 35 years ago: Irish News (Feb 1)
Barry McCaffrey
Same snipers cut down Derry and 'Murph victims: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
SDLP defends voting against Budget plans: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Derry needs big idea to get over depression: Irish News (Feb 1)
Denis Bradley
Standards body lets Ian Jnr off lobby rap: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Will row over 'nepotism' in London affect Ulster MLAs?: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Protestant GAA player on county panel: Irish News (Feb 1)
Diana Rusk
'Baseless' IRA slur was not the reason developer lost job: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 29)
David Gordon
'Children should attend nearest school'- Education Minister: Derry Journal
Hillary Our Choice: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Editorial
'Guns in school were from Loyalist band': The Herald (Feb 1)
Gerry Braiden
Friday, February 1
Paisley and Ahern in Antrim visit: BBC
Victims Commission member is sister of IRA man shot at Kesh: Impartial Reporter
Unionists hit out as 'IRA volunteer' dispute engulfs new victims group: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Commission plays down 'volunteer' row: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Victims to take legal action: UTV Internet
Grieving and politics: The Economist
Victims quartet better than one: Ulster Herald
Editorial
Minister's anti-Pope aide 'must be sacked': Irish News (Jan 31)
Diana Rusk
Next item to be discussed is your dismissal, Mr Burrows: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Burrows genuine says O'Loan: Irish News
Future of parades body 'on the line': The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Burrows gone but questions remain over appointments: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Damning verdict for Hain and NIO: Irish News (Jan 31)
Editorial
Police warn of firebomb campaign: Derry Journal
Talks on UDA funding: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Equality tool can help those in most need of it: Irish News (Jan 31)
Jim Gibney
PM 'didn't have time' for Omagh relative: The News Letter
Policing Board's appointment of expert is waste of time – Gallagher: Ulster Herald
Adrian Mullen
Maze escaper is arrested in Texas: BBC
Closure for the Disappeared?: Newry Democrat
SDLP move 'devoid of principle': BBC
SDLP outmanoeuvres coalition partners: (from the News Letter)
Liam Clarke
SDLP owe voters more than this crass decision: The News Letter
Iris Robinson
Organisers of march issue appeal to schools: Irish News (Jan 31)
Seamus McKinney
Why you must tackle anthem row, Mr Healy: Belfast Telegraph
Lord Laird
Sending out the wrong signals: Ulster Herald
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