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Monday, February 14
Paramilitary watchdog pair split on talking to dissidents: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
McGuinness insists Ferris is a racing certainty to retain seat for Sinn Féin: Irish Examiner
John O'Mahony
Gerry Adams and the fuel smuggler – Sinn Fein leader rents election office from firm owned by convicted criminal: Daily Mail
Cormac Mcquinn
Sinn Féin's royal rhetoric could backfire: (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Malicious attacks on police cars cost £1.6m to repair: BBC
Northern Ireland cold case files 'could form Stasi-like archive': Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Irish Film and Television Academy Award for Iris Robinson Spotlight: BBC
SDLP in last ditch effort to amend Budget: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Cut Northern Ireland's corporation tax now, urges Owen Paterson: Belfast Telegraph
Many companies in North struggling to stay profitable: The Irish Times
Francess McDonnell
FG policy will kill off the Irish language -- Martin: Irish Independent
Ralph Riegel and Brian McDonald
Irish doesn't stop at the school gate: Belfast Media
Ciara Quinn
Silent protest over FG Irish language policy: Irish Examiner
Paul O'Brien and Niall Murray
Catholic Mass 'sexist and elitist', say priests (Feb 4): BBC
Pope to be told church here 'on edge of collapse': Irish Independent
John Cooney
Battle over bigotry 'abandoned by SNP' (Feb 13): Sunday Herald
Russell Leadbetter
Sunday, February 13
Councillor jumps UUP ship with broadside at Tory pact: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Upsurge in graffiti triggers fears of CIRA 'recruit' bid: Evening Herald
Cormac Murphy
'As Others See Us': BBC
Tony Curry
Does Enda Kenny have what it takes to lead Ireland?: BBC
Mark Simpson
Election dishes up a banquet for connoisseurs of irony: Sunday Independent
John-Paul McCarthy
Bloated Stormont 'can show how to make cuts': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
2nd Class Service (Feb 8): BBC
Mark Devenport
High price to pay for lower tax rate (Feb 10): Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
United Ireland: Village
Anton McCabe
Irish – if we really care about it, let's stop the pretence: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
Call for more Scots language in schools (Jan 26): The Herald
Andrew Denholm
Saturday, February 12
Shock in DUP as Weir is dumped before poll: Portadown Times
Presbyterians want end of 50-50 PSNI recruitment: The News Letter
Punishment victim wins compensation challenge: BBC
Naomi Long wins Politician of the Year: UTV Internet
Beggs rejects DRD bilingual sign plans (Jan 25): Carrick Times
Fine Gael's optional Irish plan gets 'no' vote: Irish Independent
John Walshe
The smart way to win the Irish-language debate – talk English: The Irish Times
Shane Hegarty
Why Enda's election drive will remain strictly off-air: Belfast Telegraph
Henry McDonald
Royal rebuff goes down well in Trim: Meath Chronicle
Noelle Finegan
Shame on soccer thugs: Evening Herald
Editorial
Icy days, hockey nights: The Irish Times
Tara Brady
Whiteabbey sculptor working on UDR tribute: Newtownabbey Times
Caution urged in treating southern patients: Impartial Reporter
Julie Kenwell
Friday, February 11
First Minister hails visit of Prince as 'symbolic': Belfast Telegraph
Megan Conroy
Our unique Executive is uniquely tedious (Jan 25): Derry Journal
Norman Hamill
Don't adjust your TV set, Owen's message is clear: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
PM pledges to fight dissidents (Feb 9): UTV Internet
'Evil' men who want to maim or kill: Larne Times
Device is found at Tomb Street sorting office: BBC
More than a welcome on the mat as Gerry canvasses in Drogheda town: Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
Meath West – Economics graduate confident SF figures will add up: Irish Independent
Michael Brennan
SF's beer-mat stunt goes horribly flat: Evening Herald
Kevin Doyle
SF byelection victor to retain seat: The Irish Times
Mary Minihan
Doughnut approach has hole in middle: Irish Examiner
Conor Ryan
SF not going away, you know, as voters warm to bonfire of the bondholders: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Well, fancy that -- Sinn Fein are now trying to convince young men to not use guns: Evening Herald
SF defends 'offensive' party paper: Banbridge Leader
Fraser Agnew makes a return to UUP fold: Newtownabbey Times
Woman forced to go abroad after fury at Michaela jibes: Evening Herald
Alan O'Keeffe
Police treating Orange Hall attack as hate crime (Feb 7): Tyrone Times
Top detectives now hunting McCauley attackers: Londonderry Sentinel
Advertising standards criticised over 'whitewash' decision: Tyrone Times
Scheme aims to reduce sectarianism: Lurgan Mail
Different Fine Gael views on Irish in exam (Feb 10): The Irish Times
Lorna Siggins
Walsh condemns Fine Gael proposals on Irish language: Galway Advertiser
Kernan Andrews
NI fans buoyant before a minority clashed with gardai: Evening Herald
Melanie Finn
McGuinness changed mind about taking ill-fated flight: Irish Independent
Anita Guidera
Irish republicans to hold peace summit with Kurdish and Basque separatists: Guardian.co.uk
Owen Bowcott
Thursday, February 10
Adams remarks on Queen 'ironic': The News Letter
A right royal visit to Ireland: Guardian.co.uk
Michael White
Ireland awaits the Queen: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
PSNI powers to search face an overhaul: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
Anger at curbs on police search powers: Belfast Telegraph
Search on for independent policing board members: BBC
Police in Northern Ireland find gun while investigating dissident activity: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Arrests after firearm found in van in north Belfast: BBC
Arson spree follows punishment shooting: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
SF talks tough in South while making tough calls up North: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Sinn Féin 'would scrap Garda Reserve': Irish Examiner
Scott Millar
Burning Investors Pays Political Dividend in Sinn Fein Campaign: Bloomberg.com
Colm Heatley and Dara Doyle
Fianna Fáil becomes party that dare not speak its name: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
When Robinson didn't get what we expected: Belfast Telegraph
Don Anderson
Reaching out to Protestants in North West (Feb 8): The News Letter
William Lamrock
Sammy Wilson – I won't gamble on corporation tax change: Belfast Telegraph
Wednesday, February 9
Fine Gael leader says Queen's trip to Ireland 'overdue': BBC
Mark Simpson
Adams doesn't want Queen to visit here: Evening Herald
Kevin Doyle
Unionist pact a reaction to 'the rising tide of SF': Belfast Media
Kieran Hughes
'Open minds' vow on hate crime plan: Mid Ulster Mail
Alastair Campbell – Stormont system needs to deliver change: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Portuguese man to make poll history: Belfast Telegraph
éirígí enter the council election fray: Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
The UUP must grow up or forever be the little brother: Belfast Telegraph
Owen Polley
City bomb 'attached to child's bike': UTV Internet
Gardai saving our lives -- NI Justice chief: Evening Herald
George McManus
Security to dictate if PSNI gets extra £200m – Chancellor: Belfast Telegraph
Cops storm Bloody Sunday train: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
The vital role of those who police the police: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
'Coughing fit' during Irish language speech: Belfast Media
Ciara Quinn
UDR statue shows our old habits die hard: Belfast Telegraph
Nuala McKeever
STOP!: Belfast Media
A FG/FF coalition? Stranger things have happened in Irish politics ...: Irish Examiner
Steven King
Caitriona Ruane backs cross-border schooling for kids on frontier: Belfast Telegraph
Adverts to push cross-border tourism: UTV Internet
Nations Cup – Trouble in Dublin? No way, insist Northern Ireland fans: Belfast Telegraph
Steven Beacom
Neil Lennon – Death threats are price worth paying to be manager of Celtic: Scottish Daily Record
Hugh Keevins
Tuesday, February 8
Adams calls on queen to refrain from 'premature' state visit: Irish Independent
Elaine Keogh
Terrorists 'fill policing vacuum in poor areas': Belfast Telegraph
"Who Wants To Be A Chief Constable?": BBC
Mark Devenport
Peace process 'unfair' on Trimble: UTV Internet
I believe truth and spin can coexist – Campbell: The News Letter
Gregarious Gerry sweeps all before him in Drogheda (Feb 6): Sunday Business Post
Nicola Cooke
Sinn Fein on the cusp of new era in Irish politics: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Is Adams having a laugh by saying his rivals are corrupt?: Evening Herald
Andrew Lynch
Writing's on the wall for leaders: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Comedian Frank Carson backing UK Independence Party: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
NI Conservatives killed off by Cameron: The News Letter
Alex Kane
NI prisoner Donaldson loses Easter lily court case: BBC
Hijacking 'was a sectarian hate crime': The News Letter
Victim group's use of grant probed: Belfast Telegraph
Frazer rubbishes FAIR investigation: UTV Internet
Nairac court hears interview with murder accused: BBC
Ulster-Scots TV plugs into funding: Belfast Telegraph
DRD staff 'taking phone calls in Irish': BBC
Kenny vows to make Irish optional: Belfast Telegraph
'Nama factor' coming more into play in North: The Irish Times
Francess McDonnell
Consumers stay south but slow to spend (Feb 1): Irish Examiner
Niamh Hennessy
Monday, February 7
Freed republicans 'may be sent back to prison': The News Letter
Northern Ireland terror threat at 'severe' level: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
PPS still considering Robinson file: The News Letter
Programme to document Robinson's 'comeback': The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
'We thought Robinson would join the UUP': The News Letter
Alastair Campbell – Northern Ireland peace process 'most compelling': Belfast Telegraph
Sinn Féin set to capitalise on Irish discontent: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Gormley turns tail and refuses to link SF with Northern Bank raid: Irish Examiner
Paul O'Brien
Gerry's corruption charge turns out to be just rhetoric: Irish Independent
Fiach Kelly
Sinn Féin unveil whiter than white new look but there's no smoke without fire: The Irish Times
Kathy Sheridan
Adams gambles on big pay-off for SF (Feb 1): (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Ed Moloney
Moby Dick prefers those Celtic Tories to Celtic Trots: Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
A fair man scorned, kicked and ridiculed (Feb 6): (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Massive armed police raid on Johnny 'Mad Dog' Adair's home in guns and drugs hunt (Feb 5): Scottish Daily Record
Chris Musson
Monarch urged to reconsider itinerary: Irish Independent
Ralph Riegel, Majella O'Sullivan and Anne-Marie Walsh
A good week for Ulster's economy (Feb 5): The News Letter
Sammy Wilson
Campaign to end bigotry under threat: The Herald
Chris Watt
David Cameron must be careful about conflating Britain and England: Guardian.co.uk
Andrew Mycock
Sunday, February 6
UUP man calls for Paterson to resign: The News Letter
Cringing over Baron Von Provo's ignoble mutterings: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
SF man slammed over UDR remarks: The News Letter
Security alert in Larne ends after 'crude device' found: BBC
Incendiary device found in Larne: UTV Internet
Homes evacuated in security alert: BBC
Allister defends position on tax: The News Letter
Unravelling the mysteries behind a Presbyterian Church tradition (Feb 2): Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Re-enactment 'outrage': The News Letter
'Two men who challenged prejudice through football': Scotland on Sunday
Tom English
Acclaimed Derry mayor Raymond McClean laid to rest (Feb 3): Belfast Telegraph
Founding Provisional IRA member dies (Feb 2): UTV Internet
What has happened to devolution in the UK since 1999? (Feb 3): BBC
Daniel Davies
Saturday, February 5
Queen's three-day Dublin visit expected to take place in May: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
No hiding new era as Charles pops in: Irish Independent
Victoria O'Hara
Adams is exceptional, says Alastair Campbell: Irish Independent
Áine Kerr
Never a greater need for republican politics, says Adams: Irish Examiner
Elaine Keogh
Sinn Fein's bandwagon could prove unstoppable: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Irish election gives rising radicals chance of a left turn: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
We have an arid and moribund politics: The News Letter
Neill Morton
Do you think Executive has got right priorities?: Belfast Telegraph
Sammy Wilson
19ft UDR statue 'intimidating and insulting' to Catholics: Belfast Telegraph
Patrice Dougan
Northern Ireland 'should celebrate diversity': Belfast Telegraph
'It is unfair to compare us to the Taliban': The News Letter
Our focus is on building a justice system fit for future: Belfast Telegraph
David Ford
Killers of 15-year-old to appeal convictions: RTE
March date for Loughinisland report: UTV Internet
Family's last-ditch appeal as search prepares to wind down: Meath Chronicle
Paul Murphy
Gay rights group wants more talks (Feb 2): Belfast Telegraph
MLA's disclosure call to PSNI as Hugh Orde's family flights row grows: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Planning for playground at Battle of Boyne site begins: Meath Chronicle
Friday, February 4
McGuinness as First Minister 'would show progress': BBC
Assembly must prove it is fit for purpose (Feb 1): The News Letter
Mike Nesbitt
Forty years of war and peace – Are the changes in Belfast just superficial?: The Independent
Robert Chesshyre
Who should replace Gerry Adams?: Belfast Media
Ciara Keenan
Bungling Adams should be kept clear of the firing line: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Donnelly
An abuse of democracy: The News Letter
Nick Garbutt
NI Tory chairman resumes post: UTV Internet
UUP/Tory rift widens as Paterson faces call to step down: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Northern Ireland needs £200m to fight republican terror, warns police chief: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Suspect object in north Belfast 'was pipebomb': BBC
Viable bomb causes city alert: UTV Internet
Bombs and pistols seized as gardai raid Real IRA arms depot in city house: Evening Herald
Cormac Byrne
Man beaten in 'sectarian' attack: BBC
Sectarian crime detections up in NI: UTV Internet
HET's £13m funding 'may help bring justice': The News Letter
Massacre families to meet Police Ombudsman: UTV Internet
Thomas 'Slab' Murphy seeks early appeal hearing: BBC
'I don't steal sheep, but I do grow good grass,' Pastor tells Andytown: Belfast Media
Ciara Keenan
A lack of love in James McConnell's intolerant gospel (Feb 1): Belfast Telegraph
Nuala McKeever
Gloves off in fight for Irish working class vote: BBC
Shane Harrison
Catholic charity attacks aid for Pope's visit: The Scotsman
Andrew Whitaker
Thursday, February 3
Tories to open new Northern Ireland office ahead of council elections: Belfast Telegraph
UUP's Tory link hangs in the balance: The News Letter
BNP registers in Northern Ireland for the first time: BBC
Sinn Fein gains as Irish election looms: The Scotsman
Matt Scuffham
Sinn Fein – O Caolain hopes for 'stronger mandate' (Feb 2): Irish Independent
Michael Brennan and Shane Doran
Adams rejects Gilmore's 'arrogant' comments: The Irish Times
Elaine Keogh
Why Gerry Adams will never be the new Gordon Gekko: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Residents evacuated in city alert: UTV Internet
Man shot in ankles in west Belfast: BBC
Sectarian crime rises in NI: UTV Internet
Paul McCauley case debated at Stormont: BBC
Ireland uncomfortable with Irishness: Irish Post
Joe Horgan
We can't look to terrorists to tell the story of the past: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Minister 'hopeful' over memorial row: The News Letter
Robinson in 'useful' corporation tax cut talks: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
Leaders discuss devolving tax power to Stormont: Belfast Telegraph
City crying out for change: Belfast Media
Editorial
Orange hall water bills 'are unjustified': The News Letter
As cuts loom, these feuding MLAs are making me sick: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Gillespie forfeits £500,000 Patten payout (Jan 25): BBC
UUP leader meets gay community: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Iris Robinson fined for causing crash: UTV Internet
Gardaí aware of British cop's Irish covert work: Irish Post
How a little orphan and the wife I lost at Omagh helped me find love again: Daily Mail
Kevin Skelton
What about the world's poor? Ministers demand to know why nearly £2m in foreign aid money paid for the Pope's UK tour: Daily Mail
Wednesday, February 2
Tom Elliott's bid to block Sinn Fein First Minister fails: Belfast Telegraph
éirígí names first election candidates: UTV Internet
Room for inspired political accord: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Funding reprieve for HET: UTV Internet
Policing Board launches human rights report: BBC
Bomb diversions another devastating blow to business: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
Police probe Belfast shooting: The News Letter
Petrol bomb attack in 'Ground Zero': Belfast Media
Kieran Hughes
Violent crime figures present a challenge to us all – Attwood: Belfast Media
Gráinne McWilliams
Sinn Féin to run most candidates in modern era: Irish Examiner
Scott Millar
Target in next Dáil 'full party' status: The Irish Times
Mary Minihan
Party goes into election buoyed by Doherty success in Donegal: The Irish Times
Mary Minihan
Complaint over DUP attacks on Caitriona Ruane (Jan 25): Belfast Telegraph
IRA man on hunger strike in Portlaoise Prison: IrishExaminer.com
'Murder is murder': Derry Journal
Julieann Campbell
Bloody Sunday calls rejected by Campbell: The News Letter
Robert Nairac accused 'seen as a suspect soon after killing': Belfast Telegraph
Omagh accused appeal reserved: UTV Internet
New Presbyterian leader in worship vow with Catholics: Belfast Telegraph
Family 'disgusted' that their mother's funeral photograph is on sale on ebay: Belfast Media
Paul Ainsworth
Why the Egyptians can teach us a thing or two about duty: Belfast Telegraph
Nuala McKeever
A word of advice from Northern Ireland: Jerusalem Post
Nigel Dodds
Tuesday, February 1
Labour and Sinn Féin in fight for left supremacy (Jan 30): Sunday Business Post
Adams appeals to County Louth voters: BBC
Mark Devenport
Gaffes won't derail Sinn Fein bandwagon: (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Welcome to North Korea, Shinner-style (Jan 30): Sunday Independent
Jim Power
Alliance can be new Third Force: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Is free speech simply a matter of opinion? (Jan 29): Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
'Fugitive' denies murder of kidnapped British hero: Daily Express
Padraic Flanagan
Robert Nairac man goes on trial accused of the undercover soldier's killing: Belfast Telegraph
Bloody Sunday families seek prosecutions: UTV Internet
Bloody Sunday "Bringing the Truth to Light": Derry Journal
Rev. Latimer reflects on Bloody Sunday invite (Jan 20): Londonderry Sentinel
Olga Bradshaw
'No consensus' over Enniskillen memorial (Jan 28): The News Letter
MLAs fume over lack of details on the Budget: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
High rate of males taking own lives may be legacy of Troubles: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
EU won't stand in the way of a cut in corporation tax (Jan 21): Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn Donaghy
Beware of the thought police (Jan 28): The News Letter
Sammy Wilson
Nama holds £3bn of Ulster assets: Belfast Telegraph
Dingle name change row to be election issue (Jan 27): Irish Examiner
Anne Lucey
Ditch the victim talk ... face the truth: The Herald
Ian Bell
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