Sunday, January 15

Sinn Fein signals end to police boycott: UTV Internet

Hain says parties 'have got to talk to each other': The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke

Dublin under fire on fugitives: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke

Sinn Fein – release the prisoners and campaign actively for unity: Limerick Leader
Clodagh O'Leary

Ministers are cut slack in 'murky NI': BBC
Mark Devenport

Sinn Fein rejection is final nail in OTR coffin: Sunday Business Post
Eamonn McCann

Vast majority not ready to forgive and forget: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White

Victimising the victims of terror: Sunday Independent

Liam Clarke meets Peter Hain – Man with a north-south plan: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke

No ruckus rustled up from Irish-American reliables: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards

Gaming Belfast's Patriot Game: New York Times
Francix X. Clines

Army to dismantle its Armagh watchtowers: The Observer
Henry McDonald

A tale of two lilies and dye-hard Orange marchers: (from the Sunday Tribune)
Suzanne Breen

Stalwarts of unionism must adapt and change to survive: Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk

Time running out for 'expensive jamboree': (from the Irish News)
James Kelly

No bank job too big for Sinn Fein: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards

McCartney murder pub changes hands: The Sunday Times
Carissa Casey

Terrorist is elected to British Legion committee: Belfast Telegraph
Lisa Smyth

Man's killers are agents: Daily Ireland (Jan 13)
Ciarán Barnes

Ex-IRA hunger striker Dolours Price thrown out of jail visit for being drunk: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray

IRSP call for release of Joe Magee: Daily Ireland (Jan 13)
Connla Young

Employment does not reflect county's religious breakdown: Impartial Reporter

Hunger striker turns property millionaire: The Sunday Times
Brian Carey and Enda Leahy

SF policies would kill Celtic Tiger: Sunday Independent
Ciaran Byrne & Jane Suiter

Second council row involving GAA: BBC

Olympics 'boost for our future': Belfast Telegraph
Claire Regan

Saturday, January 14

Bill Collapse Shows Sinn Fein 'Bungling And Incompetent': The News Letter

McGuinness Challenges Dup To 'Face Reality': Derry Journal

Sinn Féin/SDLP row lingers on after OTR legislation scrapped: (from the Irish News)
Catherine Morrison

Sinn Féin on attack over aborted bill: Daily Ireland
Eamonn Houston

Otrs Jiggery Pokery Not Over Yet, Says Campaigner: The News Letter
Anne Palmer

'Hibernating' IRA to melt away as peace breaks out: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan

Was Blair Telling The Truth About On-The-Run Bill?: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster

Offences bill was ill-fated from the outset: (from the Irish News)
William Scholes

Implement the democratic outcome: Daily Ireland
Laurence McKeown

Garrison cuts on the way: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan

Security base 'of limited value': BBC

Government Weak On Guidelines – Trimble: The News Letter

State killers still being protected: Daily Ireland
Editorial

The FG and FF duo who wanted answers on Connolly: Irish Independent

The past is not to be repeated: (from the Irish News)
Editorial

Calls for voting fraud laws to be scrapped: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes

Molloy allowed to re-join Sinn Fein: UTV Internet

SF in election workers' harassment complaint: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes

Silence of the Wolves: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
John Spain

Sinn Féin call for all-island economy: Daily Ireland
David Lynch

Would SF decommission economy?: Irish Independent (Jan 13)

Irish may need ID cards for North and Britain: Irish Examiner
Ann Cahill

SDLP and SF call for all-Ireland mobile phone tariffs: IrelandOnLine (Jan 12)

McGuinness To Meet Tamil Tigers: Derry Journal

Friday, January 13

Hain attacks Sinn Fein over OTR bill: UTV Internet

Sinn Féin trades blows with British Government over 'on-the-runs': Irish Examiner
Paul O'Brien and Dan McGinn

Durkan broadside at 'dishonest' SF: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton

Angry families relieved at scrapping of legislation: Daily Ireland
Connla Young

'On-the-run' urges rapid action: BBC

Talks with PM forced climbdown, says dad: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge

Victims call for truth recovery process: (from the Irish News)

'Trust Is Key To Restoring Devolution': The News Letter
Stephen Dempster

Trainspotting not government option: Daily Ireland
Editorial

Climbdown Over OTRs Is A Boost For Justice: The News Letter
Editorial

OTR U-turn a victory for people power: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial

Blair under fire over Stormontgate: UTV Internet

Decommissioned — Spy post set to go: (from Irelandclick.com)
Roisin McManus

Another example of changing face of politics: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney

Major tried to second guess IRA: UTV Internet

CIRA says it left bomb in the grounds of Armagh hotel: Daily Ireland

Haunted By Nightmare Of Hijack Bid: The News Letter
Gemma Murray And Joanne Lowry

Ex-police officer breaks silence on sectarianism: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill

Finucane family in series of 'positive' meetings in Dublin: Daily Ireland
David Lynch

British Parliament member says faith comes first: WBIR (Jan 10)

Well done that man: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial

Sinn Fein's economic policy u-turn: Irish Independent
Brian Dowling

Thursday, January 12

Amnesty for IRA fugitives scrapped: Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin

Governments abandon 'on-the-run' legislation: Irish Independent
Brian Dowling

Victims' group welcomes on-the-run decision: UTV Internet

'On-the-runs' issue to remain, says Hain: RTE

Opposition doomed fugitive bill: BBC
Mark Devenport

On the run from the truth: The Guardian
Henry McDonald

Hain runs from flawed legislation: Irish Independent

Taoiseach for Northern visit: Daily Ireland
Eamonn Houston

Fresh devolution talks planned: UTV Internet

Devolution date must be set to wake up the parties — Durkan: (from the Irish News)
William Graham

DUP should carry the can for direct rule: Daily Ireland
Danny Morrison

Chill factor too high for agreement: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney

Progress imperative in crucial year: Daily Ireland
Mary Lou McDonald

The dustbin of history: The Guardian
Editorial

Fugitive paramilitaries – Amnesty bill had little backing: Irish Examiner
Editorial

Taking a backward step: Irish Independent
Editorial

Poll passes judgment on fugitives bill: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial

Hanson Vents Rage At Critics Of Justice Plan: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster

SDLP in clash over CRJs: UTV Internet

Our paramilitary housemates ...the reality, not the show: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell

Maskey – Give cash on basis of need: Daily Ireland
Eamonn Houston

Family Burned Out 'For Having Catholic Friends': The News Letter
Ian Starrett

UVF protecting killers of youth stabbed in city: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes

£800,000 'spent by Shoukri in two years': (from the Irish News)

Omagh accused is remanded: Irish Independent

Army defuse bomb in hotel grounds: BBC

Finucane family in plea over murder inquiry: IrelandOnLine (Jan 11)

Man is cleared by court of assault on garda: Irish Independent
Tim Healy

Wednesday, January 11

Ahern – Frustration over Assembly: UTV Internet

Focus on political way forward: BBC

Salaries comment silly says Durkan: (from the Irish News)
William Graham

Politicians fight Hain's cash threat: Daily Ireland
Connla Young

Working 'Day And Night' To Wreck Peace: Derry Journal

Hain faces on-the-runs questions: BBC

Huge opposition to On The Runs plans – poll: RTE

The Political Process Has To Be Treated Sensitively: The News Letter
Editorial

IRA loses millions in bank raid 'own goal': The Herald
Ian Bruce

Alliance warns over justice schemes police 'opt-out': UTV Internet

SDLP hits out over justice scheme plan: (from the Irish News)

Minister's call to SDLP on community justice schemes: UTV Internet

Sashes Off For Dublin: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster

Let's not have history repeat: (from the Irish News, Jan 3)
Editorial

Boost for loyalist areas unveiled: BBC

Loyalist areas set for improvement: UTV Internet

SDLP 'abstentionists': Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes

Spy case decision 'not political': BBC

Informer Story 'Lies': Daily Ireland

Tuesday, January 10

DUP not interested in IRA 'arms inventory': (from the Irish News)
Margaret Canning

List of decommissioned weapons is nothing but speculation, says NIO: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh

Hue And Cry After Hain Threatens To Stop MLA Salaries: The News Letter

Restoration of power sharing a priority – Sinn Fein: Down Democrat

In Name Of God, Where Is Justice?: The News Letter
Joanne Lowry

Welcome words: Daily Ireland
Editorial

Government, NIO Should Pay Heed To Archdeacon: The News Letter
Editorial

US delegation on peace visit: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes

SF denies spying into private lives of unionist MLAs: (from the Irish News)
Margaret Canning

SF Must Clean Up Its Act, Says Dodds: The News Letter
Elinor Glynn

Did republicans spy on the married lives of political enemies?: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh

Spy ring riddle: Down Democrat (Jan 3)

Sinn Fein follows spy's agenda: Down Democrat (Jan 3)

Attack on ex-councillor's house: BBC

Armed militia can't be a police service: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial

How easy it is to forget the good among the bad: (from the Irish News)
Tom Kelly

Why the SDLP should go to the House of Lords: Belfast Telegraph
Jim Dougal

'Orangeism For The 21st Century' Is Unveiled: The News Letter
Elinor Glynn

Republican prisoner 'denied' human rights: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes

Mitchell 'on verge of quitting' Northern Ireland: UTV Internet

Relatives of Kingsmills victims offended by tricolours: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh

Equality body's record blasted as 'woeful': Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes

Death-threat pusher jailed: Sunday Life (Jan 8)
Ciaran McGuigan

Monday, January 9

Anger at Hain's threat to axe MLA's £32k salaries: Sunday Life (Jan 8)
Pauline Reynolds and Alan Murray

No move on policing until justice department set — SF: (from the Irish News, Jan 7)
William Graham

Top property scam by cops: Daily Ireland
Concubhar Ó Liathain

More funds to solve Troubles killings sought: (from the Irish News, Jan 5)
Sharon O'Neill

No room for apathy in war on crime: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 7)
Editorial

Ahern has full confidence in McDowell: RTE

Nobody knows who to trust: (from the Sunday Tribune, Jan 8)
Suzanne Breen

Punk politics holding up an economic inevitability: (from the Irish News, Jan 7)
James Kelly

From graphic designer to gun runner to MI5 agent ... the strange Life (Jan 8) and ugly death of Lindsay Robb: Sunday Herald (Jan 8)
Neil Mackay

McKeown – Christmas arson was 'mass murder attempts': Irish Echo
Anne Cadwallader

Plea to OJ witness to help Omagh suspect: Sunday Life (Jan 8)
Stephen Breen

Arising from a position of stooped subservience is all part of becoming a grown-up nation: Daily Ireland (Jan 5)
Jude Collins

What's In It For Unionists? – Campbell Asks Council: Derry Journal (Jan 6)
Claire Allan

Father Troy book success is "good news for Holy Cross": (from Irelandclick.com, Jan 5)
Evan Short

Sunday, January 8

Governments to reveal full list of IRA arms: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack

Durkan angry at Hain warning: UTV Internet

DUP must accept responsibilities – SF: Daily Ireland

There's no room for creative ambiguity in any new deal: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White

'The time for excuses in Northern Ireland is over': The Independent (Jan 4)
Gerry Adams

Addicted to state subvention, north will suffer when it's gone: The Sunday Times
Alan Ruddock

Sinn Fein keeps calm on new 'informers' claims: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley

Republican says SF Stormont spy-ring did exist: (from the Sunday Tribune)
Suzanne Breen

Adams, McGuinness 'protected informers': Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack

New Informer Claims Denied: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com

Rioters could be faced with Asbos – warning: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge

UDA unit stops demanding protection money: Daily Ireland

Row over bank case: Belfast Telegraph

Unionists reprise kneejerking role: Daily Ireland
Editorial

Thin pickings continue for the Daily Miracle: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack

RTE chiefs baffled by 'IRA' jibe: Belfast Telegraph
Ashleigh Wallace

War Of Words Over Jobs 'Bias' Claims: Derry Journal (Jan 6)

Keenan 'was IRA link to massacre': The Sunday Times
Enda Leahy

Service will remember IRA victims: BBC

Hapless Rees a master of mishandling and indecision: Irish Independent (Jan 6)
James Downey

Merlyn cast a spell... and made democracy disappear: Daily Ireland
Robin Livingstone

Lord Rees, A Decent Man Who Cared For Ulster: The News Letter
Editorial

Former secretary of state Rees was most dithering direct ruler: Daily Ireland
Tommy McKearney

Rees characterised by lack of resolve: Daily Ireland
Editorial

Rees – man of integrity but indecision: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial

Gay delight at rainbow shamrock: The Guardian
Henry McDonald

Celtic – 'IRA chant video may be fake': Sunday Herald
Liam McDougall

Saturday, January 7

DUP aligned with Fianna Fáil in their desire to keep out an increasingly popular Sinn Féin: Daily Ireland
Gearóid O Cairealláin

MLAs' salaries 'could be stopped': BBC

Ahern Seeks U.S. Peace Help: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Mairead Carey

An alphabet of political issues: BBC
Gareth Gordon

Briefing on IRA for the monitors: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton

Time to grab nettle of our past in firm hand: (from the Irish News)
Denis Bradley

The 2006 Irish Agenda: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Editorial

Hain paves way for transfer of policing: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton

IRA medal sparks PSNI row: Irish Examiner
Dan McGinn

SDLP Hits Out At Sinn Fein 'Super Council' Stance: Derry Journal

Parades Reform Pledge 'Will Fall Far Short': The News Letter
Alistair Bushe

O'Connor death still a mystery for police: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill

'Republicans Want Us Out': The News Letter
Ian Starrett

'Does Someone Have To Die Before This Stops?': Derry Journal
Amanda Williams

Sectarian attacks could cost lives: (from the Irish News)
Editorial

Man faces money laundering charge: BBC

Bullet threat to ex-IRA man's son: Daily Ireland

Victims' body calls british army racist: Daily Ireland
Jarlath Kearney

Darkest Day Is Remembered By Families: The News Letter
Alistair Bushe

BBC 'revisionism' charge: Daily Ireland
Jarlath Kearney

Merlyn Rees – caring politician: Irish Independent
Tam Dalyell

Rees Remembered For Failing Powersharing – Says Durkan: Derry Journal

Rees – Man Who Ended Detention Without Trial: The News Letter
Billy Kennedy

Cave-in to UWC was never forgotten: Daily Ireland
Connla Young

Celtic players embroiled in sectarian controversy: The Independent
Nick Harris

Friday, January 6

Fears of damaging the Agreement is holding up progress: Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann

Making predictions is a precarious pastime: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney

A good start to a New Year: (from Irelandclick.com)

Parades Commission Will 'Talk To All Sides': The News Letter
Alistair Bushe

Review of parades body announced: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey

MLA Fears Rioting Could Erupt Again: The News Letter
Alistair Bushe

UDA attack LVF in war over drugs: (from Irelandclick.com)

AK47 loyalists may still be jailed: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill

Loyalist threat to Ardoyne soccer players: (from Irelandclick.com)
Áine McEntee

Pay slip mistake reveals identities of people on PSNI payroll: Irish Examiner
Dan McGinn

Ward banned from court: (from Irelandclick.com)
Damian McCarney

Petrol bombing 'was sectarian': BBC

Rector claims arsonists tried to 'burn us out': Impartial Reporter

Gong show seems to confuse SDLP: Daily Ireland
Editorial

Another year without Robert: (from the Sunday Tribune, Jan 1)
Suzanne Breen

IRA victims of 1976 massacre remembered: Irish Independent
Chris Anderson

Pain Still Lingers For Survivor 30 Years On: The News Letter
Alistair Bushe

Guantanamo Bay force feeding raises painful memories for republicans: (from Irelandclick.com)
Evan Short

Irish signs plea is put on hold: Belfast Telegraph
Nevin Farrell

North chief who tried to be fair dies: Irish Independent
Bernard Purcell

Thursday, January 5

2006 'a window of opportunity' for Northern Ireland: UTV Internet

Robinson – Forget Failed Agreement: The News Letter
Alistair Bushe

SDLP sets out benchmarks for political progress: Belfast Telegraph

Irish American leaders call for assembly return: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon

As all sides prepare for IMC report spotlight turns to DUP: (from the Irish News)
William Graham

The DUP is going nowhere without Sinn Féin: Daily Ireland
Danny Morrison

No wonder Sinn Fein have become the insecurocrats: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell

Unionists in danger of losing prized bauble: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney

Irish America will be there: Irish Echo
Editorial

UUP calls to suspend plans for shake-up: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon

Commission to 'review procedures': BBC

Stop shielding Lisa's killers, bishop urges: Irish Examiner
Paul O'Hare

New clues in loyalist death hunt: Irish Independent

Hitman who killed Robb was former soldier: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes

Loyalism's true face: Daily Ireland
Editorial

Group launches internet archive of Omagh atrocity: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh

PR man left out of publicity: Sunday Life (Jan 1)

Fired up over queen's toast: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes

Family say attack was sectarian: BBC

Sinn Fein figures brave rumor mills: Irish Echo
Anne Cadwallader

McGuinness denies Motorman knowledge: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett

Finding a deadly link: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton

Lingering questions compound pain of a murderous 24 hours: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill

Perpetrators Of Massacre Must Answer To The Law: The News Letter (Jan 3)
Editorial

Council backs St Pat's Day parade: BBC

Ulster Groups Receive Funds From The Irish Government: The News Letter (Jan 3)
Lesley Walsh

Wednesday, January 4

Taoiseach in NI political talks: BBC

Time To Work On 'Positive' Truth Proposals – Says Durkan: Derry Journal

The Prospects For A 2006 Deal: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster

Governments Must Grasp The Momentum – Says McGuinness: Derry Journal

Adams urges commitment to power sharing: UTV Internet

Reiss' attack fuels the wrong message: Irish Echo
Gerry Adams

Amendments can rescue the OTR bill: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial

Is Dublin View Of Sinn Fein At Odds With Hain's?: The News Letter (Jan 2)
Editorial

Transforming The North: Derry Journal
Editorial

Sinn Fein Reject DUP Stormontgate Proposal: Derry Journal

IRA probe SF figure in new spy fears: (from the Sunday Tribune)
Suzanne Breen

Order may apply for early parade: (from the Irish News)
Allison Morris

Derry 'Well Represented' At Love Ulster's Dublin Parade: Derry Journal

Drug Addict May Have Killed Robb: The News Letter

Boy who saw murder in hiding: Irish Independent

Victim's loyalist past is probed: BBC

SF Stirs Up Honours Row: The News Letter

Petrol bombs thrown during alert: BBC

New Evidence In Kingsmills Probe: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster

'Let families see Saville report': (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney

Paisley – British Agents Plotted To Murder Me: The News Letter (Jan 2)

Forde loses focus on murder: Sunday Tribune

Council Seeks Advice On Irish Name Plates: The News Letter (Jan 2)
Elinor Glynn

Tuesday, January 3

Invite for Bush to support a new attack on political deadlock in North: Irish Independent
Senan Molony

IRA is still wedded 'to its key objectives': (from the Irish News)
William Scholes

Unionists reject leadership call: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes & David Lynch

No New Year resolutions for north's great and good: (from the Irish News)
Tom Kelly

2006 A Year Of Hope: Derry Journal (Dec 29)
Editorial

Quantum leap needed to cut a deal: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial

Policing priority: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial

Northern Ireland peace lines: Toronto Globe and Mail
Marjan Farahbaksh

Police in visits to three well known republicans: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton

Rumours 'inevitable' in aftermath of Stakeknife: (from the Irish News)

Spies and Lies in 2005: The Blanket (Dec 24)
Eamon Sweeney

Dog bites man: Daily Ireland
Editorial

Drugs and robbery link to murder of UVF gun-runner: Irish Independent
Chris Anderson

A 'man who lived on the edge': The Herald (Jan 2)
Alan MacDermid and Damien Henderson

The rise and fall of a gun smuggler: Belfast Telegraph
Ashleigh Wallace

'Huge' hits on murder victim site: BBC

UDR families get tribute go-ahead: Sunday Life (Jan 1)

Groups across island to receive €1.1m funding: Daily Ireland
Jarlath Kearney

Sifting through Sunningdale: Sunday Business Post (Jan 1)
Rory Rapple

Flag at Stormont controversy raised: Irish Independent (Dec 30)

Scotland Yard aid for gardai in bringing end to siege 'denied': Irish Independent (Dec 29)
Bernard Purcell

Monday, January 2

Former loyalist gunrunner stabbed to death outside Glasgow shops: The Guardian
Audrey Gillan

'Targeted for his money rather than UVF connections': The Herald
Damien Henderson

Loyalists in Gold Coast turf war: Sunday Life (Jan 1)

Maybe this year Peadar will be proved wrong: (from the Irish News, Dec 31)
Patrick Murphy

Agenda Special – Why we Tories refuse to back OTR amnesty: Sunday Life (Jan 1)
David Lidington

Waiting for Brown: (from the Irish Times, Dec 24)
Frank Millar

Winding road of the north's future: (from the Irish News, Dec 31)
William Graham

Hain has hard road ahead: Sunday Life (Jan 1)
Editorial

O Caolain wasn't a Garda spy, insists Sinn Fein: Irish Independent
Ben Quinn

SF spy 'not blackmailed': Sunday Life (Jan 1)
Alan Murray

US republicans find their struggle was run by an informer: (from the Irish Times, Dec 24)
Sean O'Driscoll

Adams denies claim crime rampant in nationalist areas: Irish Independent
Ben Quinn

New calendar... same old agenda: Sunday Life (Jan 1)
John McGurk

Colombia 3 will appear says pub: (from the Irish News, Dec 31)
David Wilson and Margaret Canning

FG leader challenges McDowell over handling of Connolly affair: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna

McCord probe – Ex-Branch men spill beans to Ombudsman: Sunday Life (Jan 1)
Stephen Breen

February date for 'Love' Ulster's Dublin parade: Sunday Life (Jan 1)
Alan Murray

British admit army incursion did occur: Irish Independent
Patsy McArdle & Senan Molony

IRA pledges to honour Maze hunger strike men: Irish Independent
Senan Molony

Senior unionists 'anxious' for broker to talk to nationalists: (from the Irish News, Dec 30)
Eamon Phoenix

How Dublin prepared for the threat of NI doomsday: Sunday Independent (Jan 1)
Ronan Fanning

British government refused to share identities of Dublin bombing suspects: Sunday Business Post (Jan 1)
Rory Rapple

Kidnapping intermediary's 'freedom' row: Sunday Life (Jan 1)

Sunday, January 1

Big changes in NI terror bill to buy off opposition: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke

Unionists warn minister over devolution talks: Daily Ireland

Durkan demand over on-the-runs: UTV Internet

IRA praises members for ending armed struggle: RTE

Adams hits back at Reiss: UTV Internet

Doherty slams 'political policing': (from Irelandclick.com)

Suspected IRA spies face death threats, warn police: The Observer
Henry McDonald

Republican 'spies' get PSNI tip-off: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke

Republicans accuse British of false 'informer' leaks: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley

Looking forward to the new year: Daily Ireland
Editorial

Lodge bans orange for parade in Dublin: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke

Dorrians offer prayers: Daily Ireland
Connla Young

Kelly defies SDLP ban to accept OBE in New Year's honours list: The Sunday Times
Dearbhail McDonald

It's the North, stupid: Sunday Business Post
David McWilliams

Daily Ireland ends first year on a high: Daily Ireland (Dec 28)
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir

Saint Oliver marches into old Anglo-Irish rivalries: Sunday Independent
Ronan Fanning

SDLP party feared British intentions: Irish Independent (Dec 30)

Paper trail reveals political turmoil of 1975: Sunday Business Post

Orange Order in Scotland monitored: (from the Irish News, Dec 29)

How Whitehall moved to block march of nationalism: The Herald (Dec 29)
Lucy Bannerman & Tom Gordon