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Tuesday, January 15
Unionists in conflict over devolution of policing: The News Letter
Bryan Gray
'No more excuses on policing powers' – MLA: Sunday Journal (Jan 13)
Kenny to meet murder victim's parents: Ireland.com
PUP denies UVF had part in 'walk of shame' on Shankill: Irish News
Allison Morris
Past group says 'nothing decided': BBC
War of words: Irish News (Jan 12)
Newton Emerson
An insult to the majority: The News Letter
Alex Kane
The trouble with war: Sunday Journal (Jan 13)
Mary Nelis
Tribunal investigating double murder comes North: (from the Sunday Tribune, Jan 13)
Suzanne Breen
We can close our eyes and open our minds: Irish News
Roy Garland
Calls for end to attacks on GAA and Orange halls: The News Letter
Kate Chambré
Bigots must not be allowed to win: Irish News
Editorial
Executive 'ignoring sectarian divisions': The News Letter
Jack Drennan, Norman Hamilton, Paul Holdsworth, Ivan McElhinney, & Trevor Williams
Shared space plan to tackle city flashpoint: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Republicanism...Alive or Dying?: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
Budget row turns personal: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Protestant exodus a 'sobering reality' – Ramsey: Sunday Journal (Jan 13)
Anger at 'sectarian' Irish remark: BBC
Foreign workers to learn cúpla focail in tourism plan: Irish Examiner
Mary Regan
Folk CD aims to deter sectarianism in pupils: Sunday Herald (Jan 13)
Rachelle Money
Monday, January 14
Row over Irish plan to invite the Queen: Sunday Telegraph (Jan 13)
NO Failte for Liz: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
DUP and Allister set for poll showdown: The News Letter (Jan 12)
Truck driver beaten to death after row with IRA 'hard man': Irish Independent
Tom Brady
McCartneys fear brother's killer will never face justice: Irish Independent
Patricia McDonagh
War of words: Sunday Life (Jan 13)
Brian Rowan
Victims demand truth commission: UTV Internet
Thirty years of bloodshed but don't mention the war: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
It felt like war...: Sunday Life (Jan 13)
Lynda Gilby
Victims' anger at 'amnesty': Irelandclick.com (Jan 11)
Áine McEntee
'Set aside £1m to get Omagh killers': Sunday Life (Jan 13)
Downing Street compounds hurt: Ulster Herald
Editorial
GAA club targeted in arson outrage: Sunday Life (Jan 13)
New group 'a bunch of hoods' say the INLA: Irelandclick.com (Jan 11)
Áine McEntee
Para's UVF stab horror: Sunday Life (Jan 13)
Stephen Breen
Executive 'failing to tackle segregation': Irish News (Jan 12)
William Graham
Shamrocks and olive branches: San Bernadino County Sun (Jan 13)
Sue Doyle
Neeson says no to Paisley film: UTV Internet
Shannon-Heathrow link – Our national interest lost out to greed: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Sunday, January 13
Parties lock horns in Executive dispute: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Three years after IRA murder, McCartney sisters lose faith in the system: (from the Sunday Tribune)
Suzanne Breen
All just another sop to terrorists: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Stage is set for better times for north in years to come: Irish News
James Kelly
Tasers can make our streets safer: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Law and order Belfast-style as two men are forced on a 'walk of shame': The Observer
Henry McDonald
Men forced into walk of shame on Shankill: Irish News
Allison Morris
'Divided Derry must change': Belfast Telegraph
Will Ellison
A tragedy for the city: Derry Journal (Jan 11)
Editorial
Omagh widower calls Flanagan in civil action: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Peers want apology for 'ban' on British flags at Ravenhill ground: Belfast Telegraph
Emily Moulton
I still ain't hugging no Brits – fool!: Derry Journal (Jan 11)
Laurence McClenaghan
Bloody Sunday – 'We don't care about cost. We want justice': Independent on Sunday
Cole Moreton
Faiths come together in school experiment: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Moher are Irish: Washington Times (Jan 11)
John McCaslin
1977 State papers
New stats prove the IRA was the 'only enemy': Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
State Papers – 1977: Lack of recognised leader creates political vacuum in the North: Irish Examiner
Ryle Dwyer
Army say not guilty verdict 'likely' for gunman after civillian shooting: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
Saturday, January 12
Amnesty a cheaper option for the PM: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
If you can't be good, be horrible: BBC
Jim Fitzpatrick
Police under fire over Tasers: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Broadcast fund may be axed: Irish News
Sell our shirts with pride, airports told: The News Letter
Sam McBride
'Divided Derry must change': Belfast Telegraph
Will Ellison
Recent attacks on church and memorial are condemned: Ulster Herald
Ronan McSherry
'Real UFF' admits responsibility for pipe bomb: Irish News
Couple forced out for 'selling heroin': Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
Barker blasts PM over Flanagan: Ulster Herald
Ronan McSherry
Saville report is due before the summer, says relative: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Northern Ireland – Irish Speakers Push for Language Rights: Deutsch Welle (Sep 27)
Helen Seeney
1977 State papers
PM lied over UDA activity despite Taoiseach's concerns over violence: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
State Papers – 1977: Soviets refuse to help trace IRA rocket launchers: Irish Examiner (Dec 28)
Juno McEnroe
Why UDA sympathisers remained within UDR: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
Friday, January 11
EU Chief Says Northern Ireland a Model for Peace in Europe: Deutsche Welle
NI success an inspiration, says Barroso: RTE
Building partnerships in Brussels: BBC
Ruth McDonald
Brown fails to veto amnesty: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Family to meet every political leader, except Adams: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Adams urges Quinn family to reconsider talks refusal: Independent.ie
Mother rejects allegations of involvement in Quinn killing: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Tasers for PSNI in one month: UTV Internet
Stun gun may help cops out 10 times in a day: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Human rights dinosaurs need jolting into action: Irish News
Newton Emerson
Police must be free to fight crime: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Ministers ignored advice on Victims' post hunt: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Top republican sent for trial on tax dodge charges: Irish Independent
Elaine Keogh
Conflict that has divided a city's people: The News Letter
Editorial
Omagh relatives welcome court pledge: Ireland.com
IRSP deny drug claims: Derry Journal
Sectarian link to pipe bomb attack: Antrim Times
Lorna McKay
Service reflects on legacy left by David Ervine: Irish News
Jim Gibney
'Hillary would be a great friend of Ulster if she wins': The News Letter
Thursday, January 10
Brown rules out 'war' proposals: UTV Internet
Victims' anger at 'amnesty for terrorists': The News Letter
Sam McBride
Accusations and anger about how to deal with violent past: Belfast Telegraph
Victoria O'Hara
Claudy anger at amnesty call: Derry Journal
Website visitors express outrage at proposals: The News Letter
Dealing with the past is vital: Irish News
Editorial
Appeal made over Quinn murder van: BBC
Dodds in warning over devolution of policing and justice: UTV Internet
Justice devolved 'by end of 2008': BBC
Dissidents 'must not prevent' transfer of policing powers: Irish News
William Graham
Our policing must not be undermined: The News Letter
Shock at Bill of Rights comments: Sunday Journal (Jan 6)
Sinn Féin disappointed over Church of Ireland Gazette stance: Derry Journal
Unionists in pool can't let go of the sides: Irish News
Brian Feeney
Paisley & McGuinness in Brussels: RTE
GAA hall attacked in County Armagh: UTV Internet
Inquest into RUC shooting of unarmed IRA man delayed again: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
What Protestants are saying, by their leave: Belfast Telegraph
John Peto
Nonsense and no truth: Sunday Journal (Jan 6)
Mary Nelis
The break-up of the union now appears inevitable: The Guardian
Iain Macwhirter
Wednesday, January 9
Unionist anger at calls to rewrite history and call the Troubles a war: The Times
David Sharrock
Troubles enough: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Truth behind Troubles 'will shock unionists': Belfast Telegraph
David Young and Chris Thornton
Anger over Troubles amnesty: UTV Internet
Victims left outraged at amnesty plan for killers: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Troubles group to meet in Derry: Derry Journal
MI5 will assess risk to police witnesses: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Truth will touch on raw nerves: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Paisley assured by Brown over North-UK travel rules: The Irish Times
Frank Millar
Bill of Rights stand backed by UUP deputy: The News Letter
Philip Bradfield
Empey taunts DUP after Allister row: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Brussels date for Stormont team: BBC
UDA 'not to blame': The News Letter
Loyalists moving into the political light, says Purvis: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
'Attacks on police will go on in New Year' – Real IRA: Derry Journal
Orde warns of dissident threat: UTV Internet
Family step up fight to catch killer gang: Belfast Telegraph
Emily Moulton
Credit due over GAA match visit: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Service will honour N Ireland troops: The Scotsman
Russell Jackson
DUP welcomes service for British military: Ireland.com
Sir Ronnie gets support from Brown: Belfast Telegraph
Sam Lister
Politicians lose their way in Maze debate: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Protestant 'exodus' from Cityside under spotlight: (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
Feuding gangs look for republican priest's help: Irish Independent
Barry Duggan
Two-pronged approach to peace: Boston Globe
Stephen P. Cohen and A. Lawrence Chickering
Tuesday, January 8
Security forces 'constrained by political factors': The News Letter
Assembly mettle faces tough test: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Politics and sweet FA: Derry Journal
Gerry Murray
Hello P O'Neill, I was just wondering, who are you?: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
The UDA well informed on by members: Sunday Life (Jan 6)
Orde to brief Assembly on policing: Ireland.com
Ulster Unionist champions GAA: (from the Irish News)
Rebecca Black
Poison ruining society: Derry Journal (Jan 1)
Editorial
Republican whingers – the Queen's not your problem: Irish Independent (Jan 7)
Ian O'Doherty
Time to get tough on fuel crime: The News Letter
Editorial
Alert ends at home of SF member: BBC
Bebo tribute to Meehan: Irelandclick.com (Jan 4)
Scott Jamison
Former internee broke mould of Ulster politics: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Anger at idea Troubles was a war: BBC
Papers show cooperation got us further faster: (from the Irish News, Jan 2)
Brian Feeney
Bringing the cupla focal to Uncle Sam: Irish Independent (Jan 7)
Senan Hogan and Colm Kelpie
Monday, January 7
I'm not a police spy says top dissident: (from the Irish News, Jan 5)
Allison Morris
Resurgent INLA responsible for four murders: Sunday Tribune (Jan 6)
Mick McCaffrey
Violence and murder – how the INLA is taking over drugs turf: Sunday Tribune (Jan 6)
Mick McCaffrey
Prisons 'coming down' with drugs: Irelandclick.com (Jan 4)
Alana Fearon
UDA chief is spy: Sunday Life (Jan 6)
Brian Rowan
This is but one story in dirty war, just the tip of the intelligence iceberg: Sunday Life (Jan 6)
Brian Rowan
Policing Board seeks clarification of 'deceit': (from the Irish News, Jan 5)
Barry McCaffrey
O'Loan did a great job: Irelandclick.com (Jan 4)
Martin Morgan
Past holding back new victims appointment: (from the Irish News, Jan 5)
Patrick Murphy
Clinton trumpets role as Irish peace facilitator: Boston Globe
Marcella Bombardieri
NI Troubles group holds public meeting: Ireland.com
The old British story is over – time to imagine a new one: The Scotsman
Gerry Hassan
Sunday, January 6
DUP runs Stormont, claims ex-SF member: The News Letter
Finding Paul Quinn killers vital to save law and order, say family: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
DUP 'wants devolution of justice': BBC
Unionists clash over possibility of devolved policing and justice powers: The News Letter
Embrace the Orange and the Green: Irelandclick.com
Martin Morgan
Controversy grows over Bill of Rights: The News Letter
Irish police press for Taser guns: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Police in Jim Doherty case to question students: Derry Journal
Remembering the Kingsmills victims: The News Letter
Dealing with troubled past is difficult issue for society: (from the Irish News, Jan 2)
Lord Eames and Denis Bradley
PUP leader remembered at service: BBC
Us lot violent? You must be havin' a laugh: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
North's politicians putting policies over problems: Sunday Business Post
Traditional tribalism means we always hang with our own: Sunday Independent
John Crown
Saturday, January 5
Blair and Clinton returning to Ulster?: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Joke's over – time north got down to real business: (from the Irish News)
Denis Bradley
The year that will make or break Assembly: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Paisley Man Of the Year: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Editorial
200 crimes reported via CRJ to the police: (from the Irish News)
Allison Morris
Bill is not in the interests of the Union: The News Letter (Jan 3)
Editorial
LVF blamed after infant has lucky escape in bomb attack on home: Belfast Telegraph
Emily Moulton
Call to make CCTV flag pics available: Irelandclick.com
Families accuse Orde of snub: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Government 'must amend law on compensation': The News Letter (Jan 3)
Kate Chambré
Catholic PSNI officer's mum's house attacked in Stoneyford: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
Rehabbing the heart: Witchita Eagle
Mark Johnson
Paisley church meeting postponed: BBC
What's a hand without a horse?: Irelandclick.com
Des Wilson
Irish jobs on the rise at the EU: Irelandclick.com
Friday, January 4
Police board calls in independent experts to re-examine Omagh bombing evidence: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Independent overview of Omagh case ordered by Police Board: Belfast Telegraph
David Young and Chris Thornton
I back Omagh families' calls for public inquiry says Hoey: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Hoey challenged on Omagh inquiry call: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Legal action against PPS would be very much in public interest: (from the Irish News)
Newton Emerson
No confidence: The News Letter
Editorial
What a difference a year makes in life of a nation: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney
DUP backs intervention over rights bill: The News Letter
Tit-for-tat fears over Orange hall attacks: The News Letter
David Young
Orange chief appeals for calm after attacks: Belfast Telegraph
'Republican campaign bid to apply pressure on Assembly': The News Letter
Kate Chambré
Police must act firmly to halt arsonists: The News Letter
Editorial
LVF blamed after infant has lucky escape in bomb attack on home: Belfast Telegraph
Emily Moulton
Finally, the truth about Londonderry's exodus to be told on television: The News Letter
Will raking past find our future?: Belfast Telegraph
Laurence White
Free Presbyterians to choose new moderator: RTE
Victims' post – a legal battle in waiting for ministers?: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Paisley church elects new leader: BBC
1977 State papers
Allowing British Army flights into Republic cost Taoiseach his job: Impartial Reporter
Thursday, January 3
DUP leader attacks claim over policing: The News Letter
Order hits out after attacks on its halls: Belfast Telegraph
Claire McNeilly and Victoria O'Hara
'Warm house' for Orangeism call: Derry Journal
Arson bids on Orange halls 'are provocative': The News Letter
'One in four Orange halls attacked' claim: (from the Irish News)
Orange Hall attacks spark reprisal fears: Irish Independent
David Young
Bill of Rights plan under fire: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
'We must decommission mindsets': (from the Irish News)
Bimpe Fatogun
Why real fun is at Stormont: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Families call on Saville to 'deliver truth': (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
A disturbing exodus: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 1)
Editorial
Wednesday, January 2
Police powers at Stormont a long way off, Paisley insists: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
All progress made in 2007: (from the Irish News)
Ford – honeymoon over for Assembly ministers: Belfast Telegraph
Dan McGinn
Looking forward with confidence: Irelandclick.com
Stormont – The people behind a political miracle: The Independent
David McKittrick
Ulster facing year of big decisions: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Derry's Protestant exodus shock: Belfast Telegraph
Union flag 'prank' at nationalist homes: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
We blame UDA for terrifying attack on our home: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Arsonists target Armagh Orange halls: Ireland.com
'Bertie's Bunker' a plush €6.5m HQ for officials: Sunday Independent (Dec 30)
Jim Cusack
Irish spymaster 'M' sparks debate: BBC (Dec 29)
Diarmaid Fleming
Reaching out to the Scotch Irish in America: (from the Sunday Times, Dec 30)
Liam Clarke
1977 State papers
Mgr O Fiaich subject of secret file: (from the Irish News, Dec 29)
Eamon Phoenix
State Papers – 1977: Amnesty called for inquiry into alleged Garda brutality: Sunday Business Post (Dec 30)
Brian Maye
Taoiseach turned down invite to jubilee service: Irish Independent (Dec 28)
Tuesday, January 1
2007 a 'snapshot' of the future – McGuinness: Derry Journal
2008 will end 'chuckle brothers' image – Campbell: Derry Journal
Here's why Ian Paisley is my Man of the Year: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Hard yards still to be covered for Assembly: Sunday Business Post (Dec 30)
Colm Heatley
Timing was everything for old political foes in 2007: (from the Irish News)
Tom Kelly
2008 a vital year for unionism: The News Letter
Alex Kane
The year a nation drank from the healing well: The Independent
Editorial
2007 is a year that broke the stalemate: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Powers can still be transferred: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Why the Good Lord works in mysterious ways . . .: Belfast Telegraph
Pol O'Muiri
Pursuit of 'truth' would only perpetuate pain: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
1977 State papers
State Papers – 1977: End of the Troubles, but beginning of a new war: Sunday Business Post (Dec 30)
Brian Maye
Paisley's strike short of support in community: Irish Independent (Dec 29)
British saw Irish politics as 'highly conservative': Ireland.com (Dec 28)
John Bew
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