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Saturday, February 14
Devolution legislation set for late February: Belfast Telegraph
Forever divided by these policies: Belfast Media
Fred Cobain
Orange Order told to 'walk the talk' at meeting: Derry Journal
20 years on – time for truth: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
Allister seeks 'crimes' inquiry: Irish News
Rebecca Black
Finucane situation 'makes me want to weep': Belfast Media
Collusion allegation by state persists: Irish News (Feb 12)
Puppets behind the killing of lawyer Finucane are known, but who pulled the strings?: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Deal with the past: Belfast Media
Editorial
Hamill suspect's parents deny cover-up: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Laundering accused denies being 'in fear' of bank boss: Irish Independent
Olivia Kelleher
Garland granted bail at High Court: RTE
Saville – the last of the big spenders: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Panorama's response to Omagh intelligence review: BBC
Sandy Smith
Adams and West Belfast families meet with Irish govt minister: Belfast Media (Feb 10)
Ciarán Barnes
Murder was brutal and clinical – police: Derry Journal
No more: Derry Journal
Editorial
Man injured in paramilitary shooting: UTV Internet
Did torture techniques lead to death?: Belfast Media
Bobby Storey
DUP believes in 'sensible' north-south co-operation: Impartial Reporter
Brian Donaldson
Sammy Wilson – UK borders plan will cause ports mayhem: Belfast Telegraph
Church of Ireland's population rises by 46%: The Irish Times
Mary Minihan
Friday, February 13
New law may allow devolved policing: UTV Internet
Devolution of policing legislation 'moving too fast': Belfast Telegraph
Petition rejects victims' plan: The News Letter
Two bullets found at murder scene: BBC
Dissidents will just bring chaos: Irish News
Editorial
There is no excuse for murder: The News Letter
Editorial
Ignore the border and maybe it'll go away: Derry Journal (Feb 10)
Norman Hamill
I still want justice for my son Patrick says solicitor's mother: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
New Line of Inquiry for Donaldson Murder: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Paddy Clancy
Policeman accused in Hamill case was 'stressed': Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Cross Armstrong plea: Newry Democrat
Bloody Sunday Memorial March Held in Bay Ridge: Brooklyn Eagle (Feb 11)
Accused – 'Phil Flynn is behind everything': Irish Examiner
Liam Heylin
Flynn's stake in Cunningham's mortgage firm: Irish Independent
Ralph Riegel
Nationalists accused of 'dictator' tactics: Derry Journal (Feb 10)
Criminals are escaping punishment: Belfast Media (Feb 11)
Garland's bail application case adjourned: RTE
Flynn Wins British Award: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Memorial a 'fitting tribute' to IRA victims: The News Letter
Monument probe 'a priority': Down Democrat
No-confidence motion passed against DUP's Wilson: IrishTimes.com
Local UK languages 'taking off': BBC
North local elections put back for year: IrishTimes.com
North Lesson for Mideast: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
Thursday, February 12
Minister calls for public's help on Quinn murder: IrishTimes.com
£1m cost for extended work of weapons body: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Bookies back de Brun in Euro elections race: The News Letter
Spat between unionists completely meaningless: Irish News
Brian Feeney
Families of Omagh bomb victims vow to continue fight: The Irish Times
Frank Millar
Brown Omagh bomb meeting 'heated': BBC
'Panorama' says questions remain to be answered: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Finucane death marked 20 years on: BBC
Edmund Burke will speak for Pat too: Irish Echo
Jim Cullen
Amnesty calls for independent Finucane probe: RTE
Twenty years on, Geraldine Finucane remembers: Irish Echo
Gemma Burns
A fully independent inquiry into the murder of Pat Finucane needed: Belfast Media
Editorial
For more than memory: Irish Echo
Soldiers lose naming challenge at Nelson inquiry: UTV Internet
PSNI in Nelson inquiry legal bid: Irish News
Eames-Bradley protestors should face reality: Derry Journal
Norman Hamill
Man killed in paramilitary-style attack in Derry: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Dissident gunmen blamed for killing: Irish Independent
Steven McCaffery
Bomb devices linked to CIRA: Irish News
Allison Morris
Catholic man is told to leave the country by Dunmurry UDA: Belfast Media
Roisin McManus
Taoiseach has not yet received White House invitation: The Irish Times
Marie O'Halloran
Mr. Ambassador: Pittsburgh Post Gazette (Feb 10)
Ted Smyth
Accused told garda' he sent Christmas card to IRA chief: Irish Examiner
Liam Heylin
'Slab' Murphy in fresh trial appeal: Irish Independent
Diarmaid Mac Dermott
Republicans on extortion charges kept in jail to face retrial: Irish News
High Court to decide today whether to grant bail to man sought in US: The Irish Times
Maze stadium plan bill hits £4m: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Welsh support for Irish language: Belfast Media
Ciarán Barnes
Wednesday, February 11
United bid against DUP north-south motion: The News Letter
Cross-border body 'not going away' – Sinn Fein: Irish News
William Graham
MPs to study Eames/Bradley report: UTV Internet
Exposing the thugs and criminals hiding: Belfast Media (Feb 6)
Editorial
PM to meet Omagh bomb relatives: BBC
DUP seeks protection against naming sources: IrishTimes.com
Bloody Sunday probe's latest bill – £33m for IT: Belfast Telegraph
Robert Hamill Inquiry – Witness withdrew claims about her fiancé: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Man left bags with £2.3m in church yard, court told: Irish Examiner
Liam Heylin
Teenager jailed for sectarian attack: Sunday Journal (Feb 8)
Kids poisoned by hatred still being raised in north: Irish News
Susan McKay
Above the law: Sunday Journal (Feb 8)
Mary Nelis
Downturn slowed by public sector – Robinson: Irish News
Hotel incident 'a storm in a teacup' – says Mayor: Derry Journal (Feb 3)
Shopping in the North is guilt-free: Irish Independent
Tuesday, February 10
DUP chairman says North-South Council should be abolished: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
DUP Speaker orders colleague out of Stormont in Gerry Adams IRA row: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Unity can end destructive divisions: Irish News
Roy Garland
'Root sectarianism out of our society' says DUP man: Irish News
Ashleigh McDonald
Respect needed to fight hatred: Irish News
Editorial
Public humiliation for man with 'punishment placard': Irish News
Marie Louise McCrory
Dissidents deny extortion claims: Irish News
Andrea McKernon
Brown to discuss security claims with Omagh families: Belfast Telegraph
IRA memorial to be erected on peaceline: The News Letter
Gardaí suspected accused was in IRA, court told: Irish Examiner
Liam Heylin
Online forum to discuss ways to deal with Troubles legacy: Irish News
With the South in freefall, would you vote for united Ireland now?: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
'Free meal' figures expose social division in NI schools: Sunday Tribune (Feb 8)
Suzanne Breen
Time for Sinn Fein to put The Cat out: (from the Irish Daily Star, Feb 9)
John Coulter
Minister is making a joke of devolution: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Irish rugby 'shows benefits of cross-border co-operation': Belfast Telegraph
Afghanistan – it will be tougher than we think: The Times
Allan Mallinson
Monday, February 9
SDLP 'to resist' bid to dilute accord: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Omagh families travel to No 10 to protest 'whitewash' review: Sunday Tribune (Feb 8)
Suzanne Breen
Republicans? Don't make us laugh: Belfast Media (Feb 6)
Editorial
Tatchell calls for Maguire repatriation: Irish Democrat (Jan 26)
Amid this fear and ruin, the passing of a man of principle: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
A heart of gold: Sunday Life (Feb 8)
Gail Edgar
Parent 'appalled' by school mural: Sunday Tribune (Feb 8)
Mark Hilliard
Plot to blow up Andersonstown News: Belfast Media (Feb 6)
Ciarán Barnes
New coach bombing memorial unveiled: UTV Internet (Feb 4)
A tale of three sisters gunning for business from cross-border bandits: The Sunday Times (Feb 8)
Maintaining educational apartheid: Sunday Journal (Feb 1)
Mary Nelis
11-plus fiasco earns Stormont a grade D: (from the Sunday Times (Feb 8))
Liam Clarke
No excuse for Ormeau stadium: Belfast Media (Feb 6)
Scott Jamison
Sunday, February 8
Arms talks 'a u-turn for Donaldson': The News Letter
Tories vow to keep cold-case team: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Allister throws down gauntlet: The News Letter
Gun victim's father challenges Adams: The Sunday Times
John Mooney
Dissidents must withdraw threat: Irish News (Feb 4)
Editorial
Missing IRA files branded 'totally unsatisfactory': Belfast Telegraph
Top officer denies being told to keep evidence from Wright probe: Belfast Telegraph
Lisa Smyth
DUP members top Assembly's voting records: The News Letter
DUP minister recognises Sam at Stormont – but at a distance: Irish News
Bimpe Fatogun
President's visits north cost £500k in security: Irish News
McAleese urged to curb costly 'jaunts' to the North: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
Lest we forget: Irish Echo
Editorial
North 'will recover faster than Republic and Britain': Irish News (Feb 4)
James Stinson
Ireland Fund suggests delay of Government contribution: The Irish Times (Feb 5)
Arthur Beesley
Army top brass warn – Afghanistan will be our next Northern Ireland: Sunday Herald
Trevor Royle
Essay – Resist the Irish model: Jerusalem Post
Sean Gannon
Saturday, February 7
Language takes on its own meaning: BBC
Jim Fitzpatrick
It is time to decide which forum's a waste of our money: Belfast Telegraph
Laurence White
The state of the West Belfast dissidents: Belfast Media
Derry republicans win appeal to challenge: Derry Journal
Omagh civil trial missing evidence: UTV Internet
Dissident group claims car bomb: Irish News
Why loyalists must give up weapons now: The News Letter
Editorial
Why I will never vote for Sinn Féin again: Belfast Media
Gearóid Ó Cairealláin
'New lead' in Donaldson inquiry: BBC
Donaldson inquest adjourned for a year: Irish News
Seamus McKinney and Rebecca Black
Fears that exams could further cement religious divide: Belfast Media
Wilson denies U-turn after job given to Dublin expert: Irish News
Claire Simpson
Agents 'attended INLA death plot': BBC
'Wright files destroyed' – Paisley: UTV Internet
AK47 roadblock loyalists defy order to compensate victims: Irish News
Claire Simpson
Families turn out to remember the New Lodge Six: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
DUP minister praises GAA over rule changes: IrishTimes.com
The new all-inclusive GAA knows how to win young hearts and minds: Irish Examiner (Feb 6)
Matt Cooper
Blackmail accused to face retrail: BBC
Green postbox row MLA told to say sorry: Belfast Telegraph (Feb 4)
Louise Quinn
World Agenda – is Britain letting the Commonwealth die?: The Times (Feb 5)
Michael Binyon
Friday, February 6
£12,000 Troubles payouts ruled out: The Herald
Victims' pain over Eames/Bradley: Down Democrat
Uneasy Reconciliation: Mayo News
Denise Horan
Unionists taking a gamble with Tory political alliance: The News Letter
Liam Clarke
MLAs say no to no Ulster: Irish News
Ulster must be upheld in any pact: The News Letter
Editorial
New Republican group threatens wave of violence: Belfast Telegraph
MoD fears dissident IRA 'honey trap': Irish News
Allison Morris
Down bomb could have caused carnage – Orde: IrishTimes.com
Bomb defused in north Belfast: Belfast Telegraph
Feud victim's family threatened: UTV Internet
DUP meets loyalists over weapons: BBC
So where does SF stand on our shared future?: Irish News
Newton Emerson
Maintaining educational apartheid: Sunday Journal (Feb 1)
Mary Nelis
Compensation challenge to go ahead: UTV Internet (Feb 4)
Pearse Jordan inquest is delayed once again: Belfast Media (Feb 2)
Suspicions well grounded over collusion in report: Irish News
Jim Gibney
M62 bomb blast memorial unveiled: BBC (Feb 4)
North 'will recover faster than Republic and Britain': Irish News
James Stinson
Thursday, February 5
UUP MLAs concerned about brand: BBC
Kathleen Mullin
Conservative and Unionist link will strengthen the Union – David Burnside: Antrim Times
Lady Hermon reserves judgment on Tory pact: The News Letter
UUP gambles that people are ready to move on from sectarian politics: (from the News Letter, Feb 3)
Liam Clarke
Victims of Troubles lose out in payout row: The Irish Times
Fionnuala O Connor
Typical DUP resolution offers nothing constructive: Irish News
Brian Feeney
An expensive handshake?: Sunday Journal (Feb 1)
Paisley seeks removal of convicted DPP chair: The News Letter
Dissident threat to hit front line policing: UTV Internet
DUP wants Civic Forum dumped: Irish News
William Graham
Time running out for UDA and UVF to decommission: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan & Gerry Moriarty
Lift death threats publicly CIRA told: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Two more charged over feud murder: BBC
Remand prisoner moved from IRA wing: Irish News
Allison Morris
Suspect charged in Nairac kidnap case: Belfast Telegraph
Bloody Sunday inquiry pays 14 lawyers more than £1m: Daily Telegraph
Jon Swaine
The big earners in the Bloody Sunday Inquiry: Belfast Telegraph
Sam Lister
Lawyers' millions from Blair's £190m Northern Ireland inquiry is blood money: Daily Mail
Editorial
'Special Branch knew of Wright murder plot': The News Letter
Old IRA soldier Sean Garland in last stand over 'forgery' extradition: The Times
David Sharrock
Delays in bail application see ex-IRA leader back behind bars: Irish Examiner
Sarah Stack
Rooney tipped, Sweeney in frame too: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Wilson appoints a Dublin adviser despite his liking for Northern Ireland staff: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
His wasn't the central role in the Northern Ireland peace deal: Jerusalem Post
Ed Moloney
Wednesday, February 4
'Dishonest unionists should be named': The News Letter
Parties divided over Eames/Bradley: Irish News
William Graham
All mother's tears are not the same – Lord Morrow: The News Letter
Robin and Denis should be cut a little bit of slack: Irish News
Breidge Gadd
Diane Dodds set to battle Allister in European poll: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Man held over death of loyalist: BBC
Our Man in Dublin, by Way of Pittsburgh?: Washington Post (Feb 3)
Al Kamen
Willie McCrea – I was potential terror target: Belfast Telegraph
Victoria O'Hara
Bloody Sunday 37th anniversary march – Families must get Saville report at same time as British government: Derry Journal
New stadium at Maze never had a sporting chance: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Former president of Workers' Party due in court today: IrishTimes.com
IRA blackmail case jury fails to reach verdict: Belfast Telegraph
Cyclist carrying 'republican gun': BBC
Irish angst: Financial Times
Sue Cameron
Hume hailed as 'best of humankind': Derry Journal
Mitchell the peacemaker will need a miracle to do a Belfast in Jerusalem: Irish Examiner
Steven King
Tuesday, February 3
People urged to 'shop' dissidents: UTV Internet
Republicans insist that 'informer' tag is history: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Three men held in terror probe: Belfast Telegraph
Dissidents blamed for hijack: Irish News
Frightening reminder of the past: The News Letter
Editorial
No alternative to ballot box: Irish News
Editorial
Valkyrie of the North planned – Plot afoot to topple DUP and Shinners from power: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Man granted leave to apply to halt IRA trial: IrishTimes.com
Unionists deny inconsistency on victims' report: The News Letter
People 'outraged' by report, says DUP: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Change necessitates serious choices: Irish News
Roy Garland
How can we ever come to terms with three decades of slaughter?: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Eames/Bradley launch an exercise in naivety: Irish News
Tom Kelly
Eames-Bradley may help us all: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
'Ulster' could go from UUP material: Irish News
Andrea McKernon
Unionist party name-change denied: The News Letter
Unionist unity can't work: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Here's the reason Pat was so cosy with Ian Paisley: Evening Herald
Eoghan Corry
New schools' reconciliation fund: BBC
Irish government to raise demands of Ballymurphy group with Woodward: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
MP gives evidence at Wright inquiry: UTV Internet
Families in plea over Sunday report: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Death of Rev Roy Magee at 79: RTE
Monday, February 2
Republicans 'lift the lid' on dissident criminals: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Unionists 'dishonest' on report: BBC
Justice and reconciliation take another step back: Sunday Tribune (Feb 1)
Suzanne Breen
The folly of partial truth recovery: Guardian.co.uk
Mick Fealty
Collins widow no closer to finding out who killer was: Irish News (Jan 28)
Liz Trainor
'Late Late Show' slot with Paisleys an orgy of cosiness: The Irish Times
Ann Marie Hourihane
Brennan's year: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Mayor may face police action after hotel melee: Irish News (Jan 31)
Liz Trainor
Families burnt out of homes receive out of court settlements following three year battle with NIO: Belfast Media (Jan 30)
Has the dream of Irish unity died?: Derry Journal (Jan 27)
Norman Hamill
Northern retailers clean up as Southern customers are all over the shop: The Irish Times
Could Dan Rooney Be Ambassador to Ireland?: KDKA.com (Jan 29)
Early Obama Supporter: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
The Pedigree of a Porky: Irish Democrat (Jan 23)
Domhnall O'Cinneide
Can compensation bring permanent peace...: Sunday Monitor (Uganda, Feb 1)
Joseph Ochieno
Sunday, February 1
DUP motion condemns Eames-Bradley report: The News Letter
'It's blood money – truly the wages of sin': Sunday Telegraph
Olga Craig
What happens next in families' quest for truth?: Belfast Media
'UUP to blame for victim definition': The News Letter
Call to make report on the legacy of Troubles available to every household: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Dredging up the past in Northern Ireland is nothing but Trouble: Daily Mirror (Jan 31)
Tony Parsons
A very different view of the Ulster divide: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Let's save our tears for victims, not terrorists: Sunday Telegraph
Jenny McCartney
Why truth in the North is still an impossible target: Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
The price of peace: Scotland on Sunday
Dani Garavelli
Stormy days for reconciliation: Irish News
Newton Emerson
I hope Allister defeats DUP – Burnside: The News Letter
Car bomb found near primary school prompts fears for Northern Ireland peace process: Sunday Telegraph
Andrew Alderson
New summer deadline for Loyalist decommissioning and some optimistic noises: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Hand over your guns – and this time we might mean it: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
US pursues 'sick old republican' in counterfeit scam: Sunday Independent
Jerome Reilly
Caroline in the Picture?: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Memorials to paramilitaries still a source of division: Irish News
Claire Simpson
Robert Hamill inquiry – Murder suspect denies prison talk with warder: Belfast Telegraph
Thousands set to join Bloody Sunday march: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Bloody Sunday banner goes on show: Irish News
Seamus McKinney
Chickens come home to roost at Stormont: The News Letter (Jan 29)
NR Greer
Cross-border 'dole tourists' fleecing welfare system: Sunday Independent
John Drennan
O'Brien pulled no punches in his battles: The Sunday Times
Roy Foster
GAA is losing its way in terms of national identity: Irish News
Patrick Murphy
Time for the exciting diversion of a royal visit by Charlie's ma: Sunday Business Post
Pat Leahy
A Second Republic could cure our ills: Sunday Independent
John Crown
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