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Monday, January 15
Sinn Féin ready to back police as Adams calls key conference: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Adams sets out to win over SF supporters on policing: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty, Miriam Donohoe and Dan Keenan
Sinn Fein faces internal division over any move on policing issue: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Orde welcomes SF policing move: UTV Internet
SF publishes details of Ard Fheis motion: RTE
DUP responds to SF policing move: The Irish Times
Éanna Ó Caollai
Party's march to the police beat: Sunday Life (Jan 14)
Brian Rowan
Uncertainty still surrounds process: BBC
Mark Devenport
No North political party should accept soft core 'civic policing': Irish Independent
Sinn Féin bizarrely claims MI5 appointment as victory: (from the Sunday Tribune, Jan 14)
Suzanne Breen
Hain has delivered nothing – DUP chairman: Sunday Life (Jan 14)
Alan Murray
Dissidents to field anti-PSNI candidates: (from the Irish News, Jan 12)
Seamus McKinney
Hyland is shocked at Sinn Fein decision: Newry Democrat
What next for the PUP?: Sunday Life (Jan 14)
Brian Rowan
Loyalism can offer no successor to Ervine: Sunday Business Post (Jan 14)
Colm Heatley
A true democrat: Sunday Life (Jan 14)
Lynda Gilby
Co-option likely for Ervine seat: BBC
Orde admission vital to families: (from the Irish News, Jan 13)
Editorial
Leave us alone: Sunday Life (Jan 14)
Alan Murray
'Official IRA' force trade unionist to resign post: Irelandclick.com (Jan 11)
Damien McCarney
Armstrong widow's plea for Adams' help: Newry Democrat
Series of memorial meetings: Ulster Herald
Ronan McSherry
TV station slammed for SAS programme: Irelandclick.com (Jan 11)
Evan Short
The perfect role for the Provisional IRN: (from the Irish News, Jan 5)
Paddy Murphy
'Sectarian jokes' put QC's job on the line: Scotland on Sunday (Jan 14)
Marcello Mega
Hain warns of UK break-up threat: BBC
Scotland talks up a divorce: The Sunday Times
Jenny Hjul
Sunday, January 14
DUP's McCrea – 'We'll not help SF': UTV Internet
Sinn Fein votes for ard fheis on policing: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke and John Mooney
Sinn Fein on course for historic vote to approve policing in the North: Sunday Independent
Premiers welcome Sinn Fein move: BBC
Paisley has to forget his 'save Ulster' policy and move on: Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
UVF states plan to lay down arms: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Mourning crosses political divide in Northern Ireland: Boston Globe
Kevin Cullen
Hutchinson pays tribute to fallen leader: Irelandclick.com (Jan 12)
Ciarán Barnes
The funny thing about Erve the Nerve: Sunday Independent
Barry Egan
David Ervine's role in modern unionism: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
Farewell artful Ervine, hello clumsy Paisley: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Respected guru for peace leaves lasting impression: (from the Irish News)
James Kelly
David Ervine – politician of the people: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Assets Recovery Agency abolished: BBC (Jan 11)
Downing Street accused of pandering to Sinn Fein: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Provo gangs off the hook as elite unit is shut down: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Poll – we don't believe Bertie on Sinn Fein: Sunday Independent
Daniel McConnell
Ahern chats up Sinn Fein, but his heart is set on a different dalliance: The Sunday Times
Matt Cooper
Bertie will never, ever, ever, accept support from the Shinners . . . unless: Sunday Independent
Brendan O'Connor
Only one non-starter in the coalition game of 2007: Limerick Leader (Jan 12)
John Downing
Armagh appeal yields response: (from the Irish News)
Margaret Canning
Charges loom after report on RUC collusion: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Priest gave last rites to victims 'executed' by IRA: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Statement 'only the beginning': (from the Irish News)
Marie Louise McCrory
Catholics question 'discrimination': Scotland on Sunday
Marcello Mega
Brown 'schizophrenic' over Union: Sunday Telegraph
Melissa Kite and Roya Nikkhah
Brown's hysteria over the union is no substitute: Sunday Herald
Editorial
Saturday, January 13
Ardfheis on policing should go ahead, says Adams: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Sinn Féin leaders to decide policing árd fheis today: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
Adams in claim over DUP: UTV Internet
Blair gave SF a platitude, not a pledge – police need MI5: Irish Independent
Why I'm pessimistic about the long-term success of devolution: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Peace activist Ringland urges politicians to emulate Ervine: Belfast Telegraph
Claire Regan
Adams is welcomed into loyalist stronghold: Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin
United in respect: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
A loyal turnout from friends and foes: Irish Independent
Michael McHugh and Dan McGinn
Decades after they met in jail, Gusty Spence remembers his protegé: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Tributes paid to PUP man David Ervine: Ulster Herald
Ronan McSherry
Ervine's life 'a powerful testament': BBC
Kevin Connolly
McCord awaits report: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
Inquiries 'money sucking' – Orde: BBC
Police raid questions dodged by minister: Belfast Telegraph
Mark Hookham
Lost opportunity: Limerick Leader
Editorial
Vote SDLP to stop McLaughlin – DUP's Girvan: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
I won't be dependent on SF to stay in power, says Ahern: Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
Councillor welcomes new Irish language proposals: Irelandclick.com (Jan 8)
Roisin McManus
No English? No Irish more like: BBC
Irish now a working European language: Irish Independent (Jan 2)
Senan Molony
MSP – Irish in Scotland are hidden migrants: The Herald
Robbie Dinwoodie
British union at risk, Brown says: BBC
Friday, January 12
Robinson insists DUP wants power-sharing Executive: Belfast Telegraph
Sinn Fein wrong on agreement – DUP: BBC
Foster attacks Paisley again over Agreement: Belfast Telegraph
Sam McBride
2007 to be a defining time in determining future of north: (from the Irish News)
Bertie Ahern
Will Sinn Fein jump without DUP?: BBC
Martina Purdy
Mortal enemies, united: Toronto Star (Jan 11)
Ted Smyth
Are we heading for a new situation?: Irelandclick.com
Des Wilson
Academic selection – a matter of principle that's been turned into a bargaining chip: Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann
DUP's creative ambiguity has limited lifespan: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney
Foundering on Rock of Ages: Ulster Herald
Editorial
'Let's not be fools any longer': The Sligo Champion
Editorial
SDLP and Sinn Féin clash on agency's role in north: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Orde warns of political failure: The Irish Times
Poles help Ulster police to meet quota of Catholics: The Times
Marcus Leroux
Boost for Catholics as 1,000 Poles aim for PSNI: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham and Edel Kennedy
Orde – 'No use of plastic bullets in future': RTE
SF welcomes PSNI admission about use of plastic bullets: Belfast Telegraph
Policing at any price?: Irelandclick.com
Damian McCarney
MI5, the PM and the PSNI operation: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
One for all, or one for some?: Irelandclick.com
Editorial
PSNI will continue to control informers: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Funeral service for PUP's Ervine: BBC
Omagh trial to finish next week: The Irish Times
Omagh Judge to help investigation: UTV Internet
UUP cleared of electoral malpractice: Belfast Telegraph
Kingsmills case will be relaunched says FAIR: Newry Democrat
Loughinisland families have visited Stormont: Down Democrat
Dublin man charged with IRA membership: RTE
DUP makes Hay its candidate for Foyle: Belfast Telegraph
MLA put back on SDLP ticket: Ulster Herald
Michele Canning Smith
Is there a Union dividend?: The Herald
Editorial
Thursday, January 11
MI5 and PSNI to be separate, Blair confirms: The Irish Times
Blair's MI5 vow fuels hope SF will back police: Irish Independent
Frank Khan
DUP pledges to respond if SF backs policing: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Ahern in new attempt to persuade SF: RTE
SF welcome Blair statement but say battle is not yet over: UTV Internet
Sinn Fein must prove it supports the rule of law: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 9)
Jim Allister
Sinn Fein likely to proceed with policing conference: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Amazingly the oul' curmudgeon can't deliver: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Blair scare for Gerry?: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Assets recovery agency abolished: BBC
Hain will be able to name justice minister: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Football fans jeer at minute's silence for late PUP chief Ervine: Irish Independent
Rebecca Black
Loyalist disarmament would be best tribute to late PUP leader says minister: UTV Internet
Ervine's sons moved by tributes: BBC (Jan 10)
A Voice for the Voiceless: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Niall O'Dowd
Leader loss hits party hard: BBC
Martina Purdy
Ervine was not like any of the other politicians... he said sorry: (from the Irish News)
Jude Whyte
Inquiry into PSNI witnesses in Hoey trial: RTE
Mother in 'meet me' call to the soldier who shot her daughter: (from the Irish News)
Allison Morris
Appeal in U.S. for Disappeared: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
April Drew
Collusion evidence – trickle turns to flood: (from the Morning Star, Dec 29)
David Granville
Secret Stormont shake-up revealed: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Fr Reid cautions against peace process promises: Irelandclick.com (Jan 8)
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir
Scotland and the loathing question: Sunday Herald (Jan 7)
Iain Macwhirter
1976 State papers
The Battle for America: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Wednesday, January 10
Blair moves to quell Sinn Féin fears over MI5's role: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Blair statement on MI5 may encourage SF ardfheis move: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty and Mark Hennessy
Blair's MI5 statement holds key to SF policing support: Irish Independent
Senan Molony
SF must be ready to make police move first, says Ahern: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
Policing stand-off reaches crisis point: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Sinn Fein to discuss DUP's stance: BBC
Hain warns of policing outsider: UTV Internet
Devil is still in the detail of the peace process: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
SF not ready to democratise says DUP: UTV Internet
Don't waste this once in a generation opportunity: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 8)
Tony Blair
PM's Telegraph article sparks mixed response: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Wise advice from beyond grave may help North parties do deed: Irish Independent
Soft words and boundless optimism are not enough: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
The fear of power itself: Irish Independent
Editorial
Loyalist decommissioning would be a fitting tribute: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Let's finish the job: Belfast Telegraph
David Ervine
Optimist who held 'strong views and values': Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
A maverick who pushed his own brand loyalism: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Tributes from England, Ireland and the US for late politician: UTV Internet
David Ervine, 53, voice for peace in N. Ireland: Boston Globe (Jan 9)
Kevin Cullen
Politics will desiderate voice of brave unionist: (from the Irish News)
Susan McKay
The UVF bomber who forged a new career as the voice of loyalism: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Death will leave void in loyalism: BBC (Jan 8)
Vincent Kearney
Ervine will be sorely missed: Derry Journal
Editorial
Ervine still had much to offer: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
SDLP Assemblyman is deselected: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
SDLP to act after shock defeat of Mcmenamin – Matter not resolved yet, says MLA: Derry Journal
Dissidents to back anti police candidate – Is McCann the man?: Derry Journal
Ahern capable of secret Sinn Féin deal, warns Kenny: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
For our sake, say how you really feel about SF, Bertie: Irish Independent
McGuinness describes the day Bertie 'failed to answer Sinn Fein's call': Irish Independent
Hoey will not give evidence in Omagh bomb trial: UTV Internet
Memorial planned for Omagh victims: The Irish Times
Tuesday, January 9
Paisley comment puts SF ardfheis in doubt: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty and Dan Keenan
Hain is to address policing issue: BBC
SF may name Árd Fheis date despite DUP: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
Policing – Where do you stand on the PSNI and the crucial debate?: Irelandclick.com
Laura Canning
Across A Table: The Blanket (Dec 14)
Anthony McIntyre
Wrangling over policing offers little to most people: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Paisley also slams British PM over deal talks: UTV Internet
Waiting on a sign as North deadline closes in: Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
All hopes pinned on Papa Doc's heart ruling his head: (from the Irish News)
Tom Kelly
Building a bright picture for peace: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Ahern rules out government dependent on Sinn Féin: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
Taoiseach denies shift on Sinn Féin support: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
Tanaiste backs Taoiseach over SF support: Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
Ulster Unionists label Sinn Fein "weak and selfish": UTV Internet
Ahern accused of Sinn Fein u-turn: BBC
Shane Harrison
Sixth SF member stands down: (from the Irish News)
Catherine Morrison
David Ervine, loyalist bomber turned Ulster peacemaker, dies at 53: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
David Ervine: Daily Telegraph
Tributes pour in as Ervine loses fight for life: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham and Fionnan Sheahan
Ex-senator leads Ervine tributes: BBC
From would-be bomber to eloquent guru of peace: Irish Independent
Key figure in transforming loyalism: BBC
Death of David Ervine – Vacuum in loyalism will be hard to fill: Irish Examiner
Editorial
No bail for loyalist after threats: Irish Independent
Ivan McMichael
PSNI gets new powers to seize files: The Irish Times
Omagh bomb trial set to resume: The Irish Times
Freedom to pursue lolly: Irelandclick.com
Robin Livingstone
Campaigning lord demands we mind our language: Irish Independent
Anita Guidera
Torn asunder: The Observer (Jan 7)
Ruaridh Nicoll
Monday, January 8
Blair makes direct plea for North parties to clinch deal: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty and Mark Hennessy
Sinn Fein 'remarkable' says Blair: BBC
DUP can resolve deadlock, says SF: Irish Examiner
Jimmy Woulfe
Governments to hold crisis talks on NI: The Irish Times
IMC report set to focus on policing issue: Sunday Life (Jan 7)
Brian Rowan
Power sharing must not stall now – Ahern: The Irish Times
Long and boring squabble rattles on to our dismay: (from the Irish News, Jan 6)
James Kelly
Sinn Fein eyes stance on police: Springfield Republican (Dec 30)
Jo-Ann Moriarty
Of Animal Farm and Similar Stories: The Blanket (Jan 1)
Tom Luby
'We won't be policing flashpoints': Sunday Life (Jan 7)
Alan Murray
PUP leader remains critically ill: BBC
Shrewd tactician made the change from paramilitary fighter into top politician: Irish Independent
Ian Graham
Police under pressure to reopen murder bid probe: (from the Irish News, Jan 6)
Allison Morris
DNA to unmask evil UDA murderers: Sunday Life (Jan 7)
Ciaran McGuigan
Families of UVF victims to meet NIO minister: (from the Irish News, Jan 6)
Churches appeal over 'disappeared': The Irish Times
I won't do a deal to share power with SF – Ahern: Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
Vote for FF a vote for Sinn Féin, says Kenny: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
Lessons of history – SF must not be shunned down south: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Belfast revisited – Lucy Caldwell returns to a brighter city: The Independent (Jan 5)
Lucy Caldwell
Doubts over automatic EU entry for an independent Scotland: The Scotsman
Hamish MacDonell
Queen's historian in row over independence: The Sunday Times (Jan 7)
Marc Horne and Jason Allardyce
Sunday, January 7
Campbell's "pro policing" test – Sinn Fein "must turn in dissidents": Derry Journal
DUP sets further tests on policing for Sinn Fein: The Sunday Times
John Burns
Donaldson – Powersharing to be achieved: RTE
Parties must grasp chance – Duddy: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
If Paisley agrees with Blair – that's progress – McGuinness: Derry Journal
It's time to deliver, Durkan warns: Belfast Telegraph
How one man's Irish dream could be shattered: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Golden opportunity for a good political strategist: (from the Irish News, Jan 5)
Denis Bradley
Crunch time for peace process: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
Editorials
Treat Adams and McGuinness like Saddam says DUP MP: (from the Sunday Tribune, Dec 31)
Suzanne Breen
McGuinness to give main speech at Sean South commemoration: Belfast Telegraph
Gunrunner in poll threat to Sinn Fein: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Fifth Sinn Fein assembly member to stand down: (from the Irish News, Jan 5)
Catherine Morrison
Republican candidates to challenge SF electorally across North: (from the Sunday Tribune)
Suzanne Breen
Charges follow extortion inquiry: BBC
Churches' plea to IRA over 'disappeared': The Observer
Henry McDonald
Transforming the North: Derry Journal (Jan 2)
Editorial
Politicians not welcome at massacre memorial service: Belfast Telegraph
Claire McNeilly
New monument planned for controversial IRA chief Russell: The Sunday Times
John Burns
GAA to meet IRFU and FAI on Croke Park friendlies: Sunday Business Post
Ian Kehoe
1976 State papers
Browne steps into the ring to spar with Provo claims: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Saturday, January 6
Don't miss historic opportunity, Hain tells North parties: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
DUP will not meet deadline on power-sharing, says Sinn Féin: Irish Examiner
Michael McHugh
Policing Contentious for Nationalists: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Brendan Anderson
Everything depends upon Sinn Fein's success in turning words into deeds: Irish Independent
Sinn Fein's Brave Step: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Niall O'Dowd
Trust and nerve needed: Irelandclick.com
Editorial
Sinn Fein want Paisley 'clarity': BBC
Rival republicans set to rally at the double: Irish Independent
Attacks figure masks progress: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
PSNI question three men about crime in Co Antrim: UTV Internet
Church appeal over 'disappeared': The Irish Times
Garda's widow backs inquiry into first officer killed in Troubles: Irish Examiner
Senan Hogan
Assembly will see at least 10 new members after election: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 2)
Chris Thornton
ST: Irish Independent (Jan 5)
David Quinn
Cá Bhfuil Na Gaeilg eoirí?: The Guardian (Jan 5)
Manchán Magan
The language that rose again from the dead: Irish Independent
Damian Corless
Derry Boss wants one League in Ireland: Irish Post
Graham Clifford
'Ulster and Wales could follow Scots out of UK': The Scotsman
James Kirkup
1976 State papers
Is This Anti-Americanism, Or What?: The Blanket (Dec 30)
Sean Mc Manus
Friday, January 5
Blair leaves Miami early to try to end deadlock: Daily Telegraph
Toby Helm
Threat to scrap Stormont elections over policing row: The Herald
Michael Settle
Blair to scrap North elections if parties fail to agree on policing: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Hain warns North's politicians not to miss chance of power sharing: Belfast Telegraph
Adams now faces crucial call on policing ardfheis: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Words alone won't sway the DUP doubters, warns Paisley: Irish Independent
Alan Murray
Paisley, Adams face test of nerve on policing: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Assembly to meet Hain over Justice Minister controversy: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Tremors in the hand of history: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Closer?: The Economist
What was once unthinkable is now within reach for us all: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Did Blair's move halt devolution meltdown?: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
SF is up for the challenges of peace making: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney
Yet another day for Blair to save: Daily Record
The Odd Couple: The Times
Editorial
North deadlock – Landmark Árd Fheis in doubt: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Honesty and transparency required: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Dropped MLA 'sour grapes' claim: BBC
Telling Moment at Toome: The Blanket (Dec 20)
Martin Galvin
Chris Ward solicitor 'amazed': Irelandclick.com
Damian McCarney
Man accused of bank robbery celebrates as case collapses: (from the Irish News)
Catherine Morrison
North move to drop bank charges has no impact here: Irish Examiner
Cormac O'Keeffe
Hardly a surprise: Irelandclick.com
Editorial
How will they reform rotten justice system?: (from the Irish News)
Newton Emerson
Mass-goers to hear appeal over the 'disappeared': Irish Examiner
Alan Erwin
Adams appeals for information on 'disappeared': Irelandclick.com
Labour criticised for failing to celebrate Union: Daily Telegraph
Brendan Carlin
Is a new party the answer to keeping the UK together?: The Herald
Michael Settle
Thursday, January 4
Blair cuts short holiday to deal with tensions in North: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Blair to the rescue as fresh crisis looms: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Process needs substance says Paisley: UTV Internet
Policing debate – SF ard fheis in doubt as dissent deepens: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Assembly member quits Sinn Fein over policing debate: UTV Internet
Adams – why we must join policing system: Impartial Reporter
Bundoran republican accuses SF leadership of betrayal: OceanFM.ie
Sinn Féin 'threatens' objectors to policing: (from the Irish News)
Claire Simpson
Toome Debate: The Blanket (Dec 21)
Anthony McIntyre
Sinn Fein and the cops: Los Angeles Times (Jan 3)
Editorial
Battle for hearts and minds is crucial: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Fresh start: Irish Echo
Editorial
Sinn Féin told to stay away from South's grave: (from the Sunday Tribune, Dec 31)
Suzanne Breen
Northern Bank robbery charges dropped: RTE
DUP MLA slams police over dropped Northern Bank charges: UTV Internet
Police under fire over Northern Bank raid probe: Irish Independent
Alan Erwin
DUP's mindset is fossilised in 17th century: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Adams appeal over the Disappeared: BBC
The Queen, the Pope and a terror attack: (from the Irish Daily Star, Jan 2)
John Coulter
Hain ignores call to shelve restructuring of councils: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Gordon
Maverick peer hopes to be prickly unionist TD: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
1976 State papers
RUC rejected claims that it led marchers into an ambush at Burntollet in 1969: (from the Irish News, Jan 1)
Eamon Phoenix
Cardinal rejected the idea of shared schools: Irish Independent (Dec 30)
Dominic Cunningham
Wednesday, January 3
UUP suspect secret plan for SF minister: Irish Independent
Senan Molony
Hain urged to reveal 'side deal with Sinn Fein': Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
DUP's Paisley warns Sinn Féin that time is running out over policing issue: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
SF bid to silence policing rebels: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton and Matthew McCreary
Historic day as SF debate policing move: Irelandclick.com
Evan Short
MP faces up to police: Newry Democrat
Mixed views on historic move: Irelandclick.com
Evan Short
Adams backs PSNI as he honours IRA men: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Robinson against justice minister: UTV Internet
Dallat urges DUP to end 'duplicity': (from the Irish News)
Bimpe Fatogun
New Year, old story: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
No finger-pointers are needed in PSNI debate: Irelandclick.com
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir
Old adversaries display a new realism: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
3 key issues: Irelandclick.com
Editorial
All change as SF loses a fifth of sitting MLAs: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Dilseacht (Loyalty): The Blanket (Dec 29)
Mick Hall
SF's Christmas prezzie: (from the Irish News, Dec 30)
Newton Emerson
NI bank robbery charges dropped: BBC
2006 – How was it for you?: Irelandclick.com
Irish shed light on MI5's Troubles: The First Post (Dec 5)
Matthew Carr
Man in court on terrorist charges: UTV Internet
1976 State papers
Injured official made plea for peace after car bomb atrocity: Irish Independent (Dec 29)
Backlash expected as special status was abolished: (from the Irish News, Dec 29)
Eamon Phoenix
Tuesday, January 2
Adams – support police for a united Ireland: The Herald
Michael Settle
Adams urges republicans to address policing issue: The Irish Times
Sinn Féin facing moment of truth, says Paisley: The Irish Times
Ahern hopeful of final peace deal for North: Irish Independent
Senan Molony and John Cooney
DUP warning to Government: UTV Internet
SDLP point to 'futility of armed struggle': (from the Irish News)
SF choreographing last steps into civic society: (from the Irish News)
Tom Kelly
Political stability is within our grasp: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Dissidents target DUP man for assassination: Sunday Life
Alan Murray
Sinn Fein assembly member to step down: Belfast Telegraph
UUP's Jim Wilson steps down: UTV Internet
Windsor bomb plot: Sunday Life (Dec 31)
Joe Oliver
Finding real local characters: Belfast Telegraph (Dec 29)
Eric Waugh
Back to Basics for Christian Churches: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Eames ... the optimist who brought sides together: Belfast Telegraph (Dec 29)
Jim Dougal
State fails to translate Irish plan into action: Irish Examiner
Mary Regan
England is UK's weak link, Kennedy warns: The Herald
Michael Settle
In praise of the Union: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
1976 State papers
Prime suspect denies ambassador's murder: Daily Telegraph (Dec 30)
Stewart Payne
I was never 'used' by the IRA: Sunday Business Post (Dec 31)
Vincent Browne
RUC chief's prophetic warning about disputed Orange parades: (from the Irish News)
Eamon Phoenix
The boys who defied a government: Irish Examiner (Dec 29)
Caroline O'Doherty
Monday, January 1
Mixed political reaction: (from the Irish News)
Claire Simpson and Suzanne McGonagle
Seismic shift or cause for dissention?: BBC
Brendan Anderson
It's time to dump those who fought in the war: (from the Irish News)
Patrick Murphy
Deadlines, deadlock and new dawns?: BBC
Mark Devenport
I will reveal more UVF touts – McCord: Sunday Life (Dec 31)
Stephen Breen
Thousands of prison files destroyed: UTV Internet
Probe that sparked Stevens is re-ignited: Sunday Life (Dec 31)
Alan Murray
Primate's appeal to heal divide: UTV Internet
Dept-ridden UUP to fight all 18 seats: Sunday Life (Dec 31)
Joe Oliver
Irish becomes official language of EU: The Irish Times
Northern Ireland divided over new rights for gays: The Independent
Robert Verkaik
Christians under fire in gay equality law row: UTV Internet
1976 State papers
'Security forces incapable of defeating the Provos': (from the Irish News)
Eamon Phoenix
British wanted gardai to quiz journalist regarding IRA stories: Sunday Business Post (Dec 31)
Rory Rapple
Plan for volunteer bomb-spotters was quietly dropped: Irish Independent (Dec 29)
Fergus Black
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