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Saturday, January 15
Loyalists voting for Sinn Fein – UDA boss: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Minister speaking the language of distraction: Belfast Telegraph
Owen Polley
How Robinson showed he is the great survivor: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
'Flash Harry' Hamilton moves to Alliance: UTV Internet
Plan to attack band parade foiled: Impartial Reporter
Rodney Edwards
Three arrested in Lurgan dissident probe: UTV Internet
Man charged over County Kildare explosives find: BBC
Inquest into death of Strabane republican to begin: Londonderry Sentinel
Haddock trial adjourned again: UTV Internet
No evidence alleged phone supplier knew of Omagh plot, appeal hears: Belfast Telegraph
Recognising the gallant RUC service: The News Letter
Editorial
Judge Roll presided in major IRA trial of 'Tucson Six': Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Patrick Cooper
Busting the bandit country myth?: Newry Democrat
Parties unite to call for St Patrick's Day holiday: Belfast Telegraph
Sinn Féin TD to sue for defamation over 'Sunday World' report: The Irish Times
Mary Carolan
Sinn Fein eyes end of two-party state in Republic of Ireland: Belfast Telegraph
Orange Order has to live up to its public-order responsibilities (Dec 28): The Herald
Editorial
Friday, January 14
'No justice' for Orange attacks: The News Letter
Rebecca Black
Pat Finucane probe could expose more than gunmen: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Row erupts over 'inquiry industry': Londonderry Sentinel
'Murph display gets City Hall go-ahead: Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
Bloody Sunday march 'will be the last': BBC
Patten payoffs 'not a gravy train for police': The News Letter
Bomb-making equipment found in Ireland 'includes 1990s IRA technology': Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Gardiner first loyalist to seek DCC election in 10 years: Londonderry Sentinel
McDevitt slams 'ghetto' remark: Belfast Telegraph
Former hunger striker wants to hear Irish in court rooms: Londonderry Sentinel
GAA legend – Irish is back in vogue (Jan 9): Sunday Independent
Nick Bramhill
DUP hacker – I was tempted by party's poor web security: TheJournal.ie
Celtic's Paddy McCourt shocked by more bullets in the post: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Celtic winger Paddy McCourt vows to continue playing for Northern Ireland despite bullet threat: Telegraph.co.uk
Province no longer 'a special case' for cuts: Belfast Telegraph
Clare Weir
Sammy getting cross (Jan 10): UTV Internet
Ken Reid
Fianna Fáil has lost its faith: The Irish Times
Editorial
Welcome for public hearings into plans for Dublin-Derry road: The Irish Times
Frank McDonald
Thursday, January 13
UUP deputy mayor Dunlop joins DUP: UTV Internet
Sinn Fein's Butler will not contest assembly election: BBC
Bomb factory dissident link: Irish Examiner
Cormac O'Keeffe
Police base car bomb accused in court: Belfast Telegraph
Teen arrested in west Belfast dissident probe released: BBC
Pipe bomb probe into 'loyalist involvement': The News Letter
Bilingual road sign plan 'will just add to tribal divisions': Belfast Telegraph
Linda Stewart
DUP websites hacked by Irish language prankster: TheJournal.ie
Too few Catholics in council workforce – SF: Belfast Telegraph
Shock resignation of Bloody Sunday committee members: Derry Journal
We have to be cautious on corporation tax reduction: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Paterson spells out new reality: The News Letter
Editorial
Political unity in 2011 (Jan 6): Belfast Media
Editorial
Celtic stars McGinn and McCourt vow to defy sectarian thugs over bullets threat: Scottish Daily Record
Tom Hamilton
Celtic bullets posted here?: Ballymoney Times
UUP leader 'absolutely disgusted' at McCourt bullets letter: Londonderry Sentinel
Republic to pay for illegal dumping in the North (Jan 9): Sunday Business Post
John Burke
Gormley challenged over 'old-fashioned bigotry': The Irish Times
Jimmy Walsh
Church of England braced for wave of defections to Catholic Church (Jan 12): Daily Telegraph
Peter Hutchison
Wednesday, January 12
Pat Finucane public inquiry decision delayed: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Presbyterian Moderator meets Sinn Fein leader: The News Letter
Sinn Fein-linked parade was illegal: The News Letter
Less parades ... more prayers – Orange Eddie can change Order: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
No more running to PM, warns Paterson: The News Letter
Sam McBride
The case for a voluntary opposition at Stormont: The News Letter
Liam Clarke
Man in court over Derry police bomb: UTV Internet
Minister joins row over victims' cuts: The News Letter
Finucane death inquiry closer after fresh talks: The Independent
David McKittrick
FBI spy's credibility at centre of Omagh appeal: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Omagh spy 'lied about arrest for abduction': Belfast Telegraph
Father sues PSNI over seven-year-old son and UVF threat: BBC
Faint echoes of Ulster's 'dirty war': Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Reavey family's quest for justice continues: The Cross Examiner
Brónagh Murphy
Plan for traffic signs in Irish or Ulster-Scots: BBC
DUP vows to block plans for bilingual signs: The News Letter
Uisce, uisce achan áit !: BBC
Mark Devenport
Language activists blast FG's plan to make Irish optional: Irish Independent
Moderator holds historic GAA meeting: The News Letter
Paterson – corporation tax move 'could help' NI: BBC
Bullets sent to Celtic star Paddy McCourt: Scottish Daily Record
Tom Hamilton
Paddy McCourt the third Celtic star to be sent bullets in the post from Northern Ireland: Daily Mail
Neil Lennon counsels Celtic's Niall McGinn over bullets in the post: Guardian.co.uk
Ewan Murray
Don't abolish the Seanad – reform it instead (Jan 9): Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
Pray your own way, Pope tells Church of England converts: Daily Mail
Steve Doughty
Tuesday, January 11
Army deals with security alerts: The News Letter
Bomb equipment found in Belfast raids: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Two men arrested in west Belfast over dissident threat: BBC
Sectarian link probed in petrol bomb attack: The News Letter
Catholic school and GAA club targeted in attacks: Belfast Telegraph
Elaine Loughlin
Former DUP and TUV councillor joins the UUP: Belfast Media
Scott Jamison
Let's forget our divisions and build a shared future: Belfast Telegraph
Trevor Ringland
70 more riot charges in Ardoyne than Rathcoole: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
The Tragedy of 1980 (Jan 3): (from the Andersonstown News)
Danny Morrison
Did IRA hunger strikers believe Danny Morrison's spin?: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Fresh hopes of Finucane inquiry: UTV Internet
Real IRA men challenging Omagh judgment attack MI5 evidence: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Case against McKevitt based on 'liar's evidence': The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Cancer charity founder explains MBE decision: Belfast Media
Kieran Hughes
Budget under threat – Wilson: UTV Internet
Executive left gasping for air after water crisis woes: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
NI First Minister condemns bullet in post Celtic threat: BBC
Who sent bullets to Neil Lennon?: Glasgow Evening Times
Catriona Stewart
Atheists urge SFA to give Dallas his job back: The Scotsman
Stephen McGinty
Exchange rates, Vat top of border agenda (Jan 9): Sunday Business Post
Peter Geoghegan
Low corporation tax may not be North's 'magic bullet': The Irish Times
Francess McDonnell
They can make peace – but they should heed the Irish lesson: The Independent
Gerry Adams
Monday, January 10
North Antrim devices 'viable': UTV Internet
Sectarian petrol bombing sparks crackdown call: Belfast Telegraph
Orange refusal to talk is out of order (Jan 9): (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Peace process failed loyalist prisoners, claims new report (Jan 9): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
Omagh bombing dissident republican appeal due to begin: BBC
Ex-IRA man trial 'at odds with deal', says Higgins (Jan 9): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
Lenny alert: The Sun
Robert McAulay
Neil Lennon brushes aside bullets threat as Celtic ease past Berwick: Guardian.co.uk
Ewan Murray
Lennon 'bullet' threat condemned: The News Letter
Celtic manager Neil Lennon rises above sectarianism: Belfast Telegraph
John Kerr
UUP's Elliott to meet gay community: UTV Internet
Republic to pay for illegal dumping in the North (Jan 9): Sunday Business Post
John Burke
Ó Muircheartaigh believes recession boosts Ireland's native language: Irish Post
Nick Bramhill
UK Bill to enable vote on EU treaty changes: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
No more powers should be moved from Britain to the EU: Daily Telegraph
William Hague
How to break the shackles of a failed political system: The Irish Times
John Rogers
Senate must be scrapped, but not as death-bed action of Government (Jan 4): Irish Examiner
Fergus Finlay
Vote on Seanad utterly cynical (Jan 9): Sunday Independent
Editorial
SNP win would make bid for independence 'irresistible': The Herald
Michael Settle
Sunday, January 9
Family move out after 'sectarian' Derry attack: UTV Internet
Jail call after sectarian bombing: Belfast Telegraph
RIRA threat to gun down 'Guinea Pig': Evening Herald
Big role awaits Sinn Fein, but not in power: Sunday Independent
Kevin Rafter
Northern Ireland exempt from end to 30-year rule on documents: Belfast Telegraph
The Seanad isn't the real issue here: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
Don't reform the Seanad, scrap it: Sunday Independent
Colm McCarthy
Rebuilding Ireland – Contrast shows why we're in crisis (Jan 8): Irish Examiner
Editorial
Slugger O'Toole gears up for 2011 awards (Jan 6): UTV Internet
SFA staff sacked over Pope email joke reinstated: The Herald
Martin Williams
Anglicans heading to Rome told they can't stay in their churches: Sunday Telegraph
Jonathan Wynne-Jones and Rebecca Lefort
Saturday, January 8
Ex-UUP man seeks Alliance move: The News Letter
De Chastelain's task enters the last round: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Northern Ireland's secret arms deal: Belfast Telegraph
Remain steadfast for 2011: Londonderry Sentinel
Gregory Campbell
Petrol bomb attack in Co. Derry: UTV Internet
Kieran Doherty murder report to be submitted to Secretary of State: Derry Journal
Democracy for the Diaspora: Irish Post
Editorial
PwC slammed over corporation tax paper: The News Letter
Over 10,000 NI drivers sought for traffic law or toll violations: The Irish Times
Carl O'Brien
British wrote to relatives of prison protesters (Dec 31): The Irish Times
Eamon Phoenix
Gardaí unable to prosecute after paramilitaries fired at funeral (Dec 31): Irish Examiner
Caroline O'Doherty
Poll shows Fianna Fáil heading for meltdown: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
Many FF leadership contenders will not be re-elected: The Irish Times
Noel Whelan
Office of Presidency should be scrapped along with the Seanad: Irish Examiner
Ryle Dwyer
Scotland takes step closer to controlling her seas (Jan 4): The Herald
Robbie Dinwoodie
European Union Bill – Brussels will not be blocked by one Bill alone (Jan 2): Daily Telegraph
Editorial
Friday, January 7
Any democrat would subscribe to joint New Year message – Londonderry unionists: Londonderry Sentinel
Dissident terrorist probe arrest: UTV Internet
There was nothing civil about this 'war': Belfast Telegraph
Owen Polley
Lynch targeting Sinn Fein political strength in 2011: Impartial Reporter
Preacher who is willing to gamble on UVF peace: Belfast Telegraph
Henry McDonald
Loyalist killer Stone's Stormont attack: verdict upheld: BBC
Tick the Irish box: Irish Post
Fiona Audley
SF Minister urged to quit over role in North's water shortage crisis: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Stormont minister Conor Murphy probed over pipes crisis: Belfast Telegraph
Buck does not stop with MacKenzie: The News Letter
Nick Garbutt
Minister's position untenable: The News Letter
Editorial
Attwood defends Housing Executive over water crisis: BBC
Cut in corporation tax 'could cost NI £280m', PwC says: BBC
Scot in charge of NI prison service reform: The Scotsman
Deric Henderson
Former taoiseach not in favour of electoral reform: The Irish Times
Ronan McGreevy
Ditching Seanad based on fake notion of reform (Jan 6): The Irish Times
David Farrell
Senators should do decent thing (Jan 4): Irish Independent
Editorial
Irish and proud – Teaching us a lesson: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Rep. King Unfit to Chair Homeland Security Committee: HuffingtonPost.com
Tom Parker
Thursday, January 6
Orange Order elects new grand master: The Irish Times
George Jackson
Orange chief to focus on victims: The News Letter
New Orange leader in parades pledge: Belfast Telegraph
Orange Order 'won't meet' Sinn Fein, Parades Commission: BBC
Orangeism embarks on a new era: The News Letter
Editorial
Religious apartheid in our schools just doesn't add up: Belfast Telegraph
Noreen Campbell
Happy New (Political) Year: UTV Internet
Ken Reid
Guildhall gains a young politician: The News Letter
M1 reopens after security alert: UTV Internet
Congressman plans bill to kill IFI: Irish Echo
Susan Garraty
Senator Moynihan afraid he'd be shot by IRA at St. Pat's Parade: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Patrick Roberts
Nairac murder trial to begin: UTV Internet
Remembrance service for Kingsmills victims: The News Letter
Northern Ireland MP seeks truth on 'MI5 link' to delayed massacre report: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Campbell urges Paterson to call it a day on inquiries: Londonderry Sentinel
Wounded Murphy facing key vote: The News Letter
Gregory Campbell backs Conor Murphy no confidence vote: BBC
Loyalist helps tackle water crisis: Londonderry Sentinel
MLAs should pipe down and stop the blame game: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
MacKenzie's exit is not the end of it: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Labour, SF battle on leftist platform: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
Coalition pact with Sinn Féin 'impossible': The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún and Harry McGee
Bertie's bombshell brings FF to the brink of civil war: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
A crumb of comfort from the football tragedies: The Herald
Editorial
Wednesday, January 5
Sinn Féin wants to be in Government – Adams: RTE
SF 'open' to Labour coalition: The Irish Times
Charlie Taylor
Sinn Fein brands Pat Sheehan insult claim 'ridiculous': Belfast Telegraph
MLA's words can't hide the ugly truth: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Hardline republicans to continue campaign: Derry Journal
Call will 'fall on deaf ears'- claims Gary Donnelly: Derry Journal
Dark days must never come back: The News Letter
Editorial
Forget the myths, Adams didn't trade lives for votes: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Donnelly
Families braced for report on Kingsmills: The News Letter
Destruction of Band Hall an "attack on the whole community": The Cross Examiner
Brónagh Murphy
War of words erupts over 'sectarian' provision of Council leisure facilities: Belfast Media
Kieran Hughes
Stevenson tipped to be new Orange Order leader: Belfast Telegraph
Sinn Fein minister Murphy urged to resign over water crisis: Belfast Telegraph
We're turning water into whine: The News Letter
N R Greer
Axing the Seanad is a good idea, right? No, it will be a huge error: Evening Herald
Andrew Lynch
Reform of the political system: The Irish Times
Editorial
Saving the Senate – Rebirth not closure is the answer: Irish Examiner
Editorial
First-past-post system 'is broken': Belfast Telegraph
Referendum offers prospect of voting system change: BBC
Stephen Walker
Glasgow Orangemen in council parades dispute: The News Letter
Tuesday, January 4
Pat Sheehan's IRA comments spark outrage: Belfast Telegraph
McClarty the latest to quit UUP: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
McClarty had 'No divine right' to be reselected: BBC
Sinn Fein win 'boost for party': Belfast Telegraph
Shinners and DUP to rule the roost: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Northern Ireland police find bomb-making materials: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Londonderry politicians make heartfelt plea: put down your guns: Londonderry Sentinel
High level security measures back at Strand Road: Londonderry Sentinel
Margaret Ritchie hits out at failure to publish Loughinisland massacre report: Belfast Telegraph
Water crisis – calls for minister to quit (Jan 2): (from the Sunday Times)
Kathryn Johnston
Northern Ireland ministers must stop blaming Troubles for our woes: Belfast Telegraph
Ian Parsley
They'll always find enough water to wash away blame: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
A soggy and sorry response: Belfast Media
Editorial
Sectarianism and Irwin knife incident listed amongst sports incidents: Londonderry Sentinel
Boyle – No poll on Seanad abolition: Irish Examiner
Paul O'Brien
FF senators rebel over plans to axe their jobs: Irish Independent
Michael Brennan and Patricia McDonagh
A time for specifics and honesty in Irish politics (Jan 2): Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
Homeland Blather (Jan 1): New York Times
Editorial
Are U.S. Muslims Becoming Radicalized?: RealClearPolitics.com
Ed Koch
Monday, January 3
Real IRA threatens gun and bomb attacks (Jan 2): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
Derry politicians unite against dissident republicans: BBC
Band hall blaze blamed on republican row (Jan 2): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
Republican prisoner in Lithuania being held in 'inhuman conditions' (Jan 2): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
Pat Sheehan – the hunger striker who gave up bombs for the ballot box: The Independent
David McKittrick
'In south Armagh there was no UVF – it was the RUC in a different uniform' (Jan 2): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
'These men had nothing to fight with except their lunch boxes and flasks' (Jan 2): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
Unionists say North investment could be affected by response to water crisis: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Pulpit-bashing won't bail out ministers (Jan 2): (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Tribal politics still muddies the water: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Labour and FG at odds over Border pledges: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Taxpayer covers $1m bill as US study-fund stocks hit: Irish Independent
Michael Brennan
Government to consider referendum on abolition of Seanad: The Irish Times
Harry McGee
Seanad future in doubt as parties favour abolishment: Irish Examiner
Paul O?Brien
Fianna Fáil U-turn on Seanad looks to have sealed fate of Upper House: The Irish Times
Harry McGee
What would the heroes of 1916 make of Ireland now? (Jan 2): Sunday Tribune
Michael Clifford
Blue and green united in silent tribute 40 years on: The Scotsman
Claire Smith
Soccer clubhouse in Toronto vandalized with IRA slogan: Toronto Star
Nicki Thomas
First Anglicans are received into the Roman Catholic Church in historic service: Daily Telegraph
Jonathan Wynne-Jones
UN enters dispute over Rockall ownership: The Herald
Bridget Morris
Sunday, January 2
Start waving (or burning) the flags: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
Alleged ill-treatment of republicans triggered vehement complaints by MP (Dec 30): The Irish Times
Eamon Phoenix
Tomás Ó Fiaich visits USA (Dec 31): Irish Examiner
Ryle Dwyer
Hair of prisoners on 'dirty protest' discussed (Dec 31): The Irish Times
Eamon Phoenix
Government pushed on voting rights (Dec 31): Irish Independent
Chris Parkin
Little light shed on politics behind hunger strikers (Dec 30): Irish Independent
James Downey
Nation still a servant of colonial past: Sunday Independent
Ulick O'Connor
It's time to bite the bullet as gun figures look loaded (Dec 31): Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
Pressure grows on Murphy over water debacle: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Louth Council helps tackle water shortage: Belfast Telegraph
Murphy must bear responsibility: The News Letter
Sammy Wilson
Read between the lines and shine Ghost Light on Gaza (Dec 22): Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann
SNP and Plaid Cymru join forces in call for troops withdrawal this year (Jan 1): The Herald
Kate Devlin
Saturday, January 1
Deputy Speaker splits from UUP: UTV Internet
Orange Order warned over politics: Belfast Telegraph
Cowen vows to protect rights of religious and non-believers: Irish Independent
Michael Brennan
Northern Ireland water crisis chief fights off calls for resignations: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Northern Ireland's burst pipes: The Independent
Editorial
Basic UK rights must apply here: The News Letter
Editorial
Blame game is a fig leaf for MLAs: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Oil billions at stake as UN examines British claims to Rockall: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Top unionist Taylor's poser for Eurocrats (Dec 30): Irish Independent
Politics of Irish Whiskey redefines peace process: Irish Examiner
Caroline O'Doherty
Carter pressed for arms ban lift: Irish Independent
Ed Carty
Hume – Thatcher's attitude to the North was 'simplistic' (Dec 30): Irish Examiner
Fears Olympians might stage 'IRA demo' at Games (Dec 30): Irish Independent
Ed Carty and Chris Parkin
The long and winding road that led to peace: Belfast Telegraph
David McKittrick
UK Post puzzled by 'Gaelic' mail (Dec 31): Irish Independent
Chris Parkin
Secret memo – Nationalists in Scotland posed terror threat: The Herald
Kate Devlin
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