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Sunday, January 15
Campbell hits out at TV show over 'IRA propaganda': The News Letter
Democracy needs national, not nationalist, broadcasters: Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
Just a thought: Belfast Media
Five held over Ligoniel bomb: UTV
Sister speaks of brother's beating: Belfast Media
Gráinne Brinkley
Device thrown at police in Belfast: UTV
Will 2012 bring us to a brave new world?: Derry Journal
Norman Hamill
Nobody emerges with credit from Boston College fiasco: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Jean McConville – one of Belfast's stubborn ghosts: Sunday Telegraph
Jenny McCartney
The Iron Lady's first visit to Derry recalled: Derry Journal
How ordinary people really shaped the events of 1981 (Jan 13): Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann
Margaret Thatcher Killed The Hunger Strikers (Jan 12): (from the Andersonstown News)
Danny Morrison
There was a real deal and we accepted it (Jan 14): (from the Andersonstown News)
Richard O'Rawe
'Heroes with their Hands in the Air' to be staged in Derry and Belfast: Derry Journal
Stark choice for Taoiseach – European federation or special bond with Britain: Sunday Independent
John-Paul McCarthy
Kenny joins UK in fight against financial-transaction tax (Jan 14): Irish Independent
Lise Hand and Fiach Kelly
Want to start a business? Go south, says US entrepreneur after debacle with Invest NI (Jan 13): Belfast Telegraph
David Elliot
Salmond – I'll order police to sabotage an early referendum on independence: Daily Mail
Simon Walters
SNP 'anti-English', claims composer: Scotland on Sunday
Britain divided over Scottish independence: Sunday Telegraph
Patrick Hennessy
SNP is more interested in stirring up resentment than having debate: Scotland on Sunday
Johann Lamont
A free Scotland? No, it's being fed into the Euro-blender: Daily Mail
Peter Hitchens
Who can lay a glove on Alex Salmond?: The Observer
Kevin McKenna
A solution that dare not speak its name: Independent on Sunday
John Curtice
Scottish independence - a chance to build a modern, confident state: The Observer
Editorial
Saturday, January 14
Alliance may quit Executive over loss of ministry: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
MLAs should forget money and try to earn some respect: Belfast Telegraph
Alex Kane
It's good to talk: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Legion 'snub' for Sinn Fein Mayor: Derry Journal
Lord Maginnis attacks rivals: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Basil McCrea to put unionist case at Sinn Fein 'uniting Ireland' event: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Line-up for unity conference announced: Derry Journal
Martin McGuinness 'disturbed' by Boston College project: BBC
Jennifer O'Leary
Row over ethics as judge orders college to surrender IRA tapes (Jan 2): Guardian.co.uk
Roy Greenslade
Four arrested over north Belfast dissident bomb: BBC
Concern over disease outbreak: Belfast Media
Gráinne Brinkley
'My husband will die in there': Derry Journal
IRA link to 'drugs killing' after accused walks into Huddersfield police station: Yorkshire Post
Government welcomes review of Finucane inquiry decision: The Irish Times
Paul Cullen & Deaglán de Bréadún
'Mystery intervention' against inquiry: UTV
Fresh doubts over rubber bullet death: UTV
Her politics weren't too popular here, but Thatcher movie is a hit with Irish film fans: Evening Herald
Geraldine Gittens
Review – Danny Morrison, ex-republican prisoner (Jan 8): The News Letter
Danny Morrison
Our bitter tribalism was too much even for the Iron Lady: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Savage poetic irony shows Thatcher's hidden side (Jan 9): Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
Thatcher's tale unquestioned but Dugdale's another story: Belfast Media
Jude Collins
Vile slurs against Celtic and Catholics appear on official website of ex-whistler Jeff Winter (Jan 12): Scottish Daily Record
Chris Musson
Scottish independence referendum – Salmond claims links to Irish freedom struggle: The Scotsman
Tom Peterkin
Scotland should stay in UK, say our Celtic cousins: Scottish Daily Record
Magnus Gardham
NI leaders weigh in on Scottish debate: UTV
Northern Ireland politicians 'jumpy' with Alex Salmond: BBC
Mark Devenport
Last king of Ireland spins in his grave as Enda ends up reffing red-blue clash: Irish Independent
Lise Hand
Comparing Scots to Irish a dangerous move: The Scotsman
Editorial
McLeish brands Union as not fit for purpose: The Herald
Brian Currie
A question not just for the Scots, but for everyone in Britain: Daily Telegraph
Charles Moore
Hang on, Mr Salmond. The English MUST have a say on Scotland's future too...: Daily Mail
Simon Heffer
The battle to save the Union is under way: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
Friday, January 13
Retired police given special roles: Belfast Telegraph
New PSNI powers used 4,000' times for minor offences: BBC
Rising confidence in PSNI: Carrick Times
Derry interface residents rally against attacks: BBC
Catholics urged to help Protestant neighbours: The News Letter
Jilted Farry should just boldly go with the flow: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Tories will need defectors to get the party started: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Britain and Ireland need each other more than ever – Clegg: Irish Examiner
Paul O'Brien and Brian Hutton
Clegg and Salmond to attend summit in Dublin: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Irish PM – Anglo-Irish relations are better than ever: Daily Telegraph
Dissident republican bomb attack was targeted using Facebook: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Security forces warned over internet dangers: The News Letter
Blown tyres may have sparked bomb alert: Londonderry Sentinel
Gardai swoop on CIRA pair and seize loaded gun: Evening Herald
Ken Foy
Prisoners staring into the abyss: Belfast Media
Gráinne Brinkley
Carroll gunman 'fired AK47 from 50 metres': The News Letter
Fullerton response to TD's comments on Ulster Covenant: Donegal Democrat
Ombudsman probes new queries over UDA murder: UTV
Hearing into Real IRA suspect's death opens: Belfast Telegraph
Finucane family wins judicial review: IrishTimes.com
Pair released over 1974 RUC murder: UTV
Martin claims on NI archive 'off the wall', says Shatter: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Boston College says IICD documents will remain confidential for 30 years: BBC
Jennifer O'Leary
The real truth about the Boston College taped IRA interviews: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
To get to the truth we must hear Government's stories: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Troubles have not gone away for trust's residents: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Shared teacher for NI schools (Jan 9): UTV
Doubt over Ulster Canal funding from Republic of Ireland (Jan 11): BBC
Cowdenbeath denial but Pat Fenlon confirms he spoke to police about fans' abuse: The Scotsman
Stuart Bathgate
Celtic boss Neil Lennon's vile death threats from prison officer on Facebook (Jan 8): Scottish Daily Record
Lauren Crooks
From Bloody Sunday to Afghanistan, war is hell: Irish Independent
Robert Fisk
Osborne warns Scotland it could be forced to join the euro if it opts to go for independence: Daily Mail
Would Spain stop Scotland from joining the EU?: The Spectator
James Forsyth
'Straight choice between independence and status quo disenfranchises a large number of Scots': The Herald
Let Scotland vote on 'devo max' (Jan 12): Daily Telegraph
Daniel Hannan
MSPs back Holyrood referendum move: BBC
Tories see referendum as 'win-win' situation: Financial Times
Jim Pickard and George Parker
Independence referendum leaves Scottish Labour stuck between a rock and a hard place (Jan 12): The Scotsman
Eddie Barnes
A generous offer to Scotland could keep the Union safe: Daily Telegraph
Dominic Raab
Sun now setting on the British state: The Scotsman
George Kerevan
Thursday, January 12
David Ford in threat to resign over row: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Ford angered by proposal to cut Alliance ministry: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Stephen Farry criticises DEL abolition justice plan: BBC
Alasdair's sinking feeling (Jan 9): Belfast Telegraph
Nuala McKeever
Citizens wanted for new policing parternship: Mid Ulster Mail
Many pitfalls await next man to toe the Troubles tightrope: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
MLA makes a call for unionist unity: Dromore Leader
UVF behind attack on Catholic crew: Belfast Media
Scott Jamison
Update – Police continue to probe mystery explosion: Derry Journal
Terrorists 'intent on murder' plant bomb in Scots squaddie's car (Jan 7): Scottish Daily Record
Maurice Fitzmaurice
PSNI officer killed by 'rapidly fatal' wound: The News Letter
Judge refuses PSNI footage bid: UTV
Political agendas will only hide the truths of our past: Belfast Telegraph
Mark Thompson
Waters muddied in BC archives standoff: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Scores of paramilitaries interviewed – few know their names: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Pair arrested over 1974 RUC murder: UTV
Looking back, we were staring into the abyss: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Witness would only testify if sent abroad: The News Letter
Even today, informers cast a long shadow: Irish Echo
Patrick Campbell
McGeough suffered inequality, four-hour long pardon review hears: Tyrone Times
Kenny and Cameron: RTE
Like Lemass, we should not be in thrall to Europe (Jan 9): Irish Independent
Bruce Arnold
All-Ireland winner Anne 'confident' of fleadh in city: Derry Journal
Wilson rules out switching allegiance back to the North: Irish Independent
Daniel McDonnell
Pat Fenlon irked by anti-Irish abuse but refuses to make it an issue: The Herald
Michael Grant
Salmond rules out sharing exposure to RBS: Financial Times
Kiran Stacey
Parties unite to fight Scots independence: The Independent
Andrew Grice, Nigel Morris
Cameron to lead charge of ministers to Scotland: The Herald
Michael Settle, Kate Devlin & Brian Currie
Focus falls on independence for Wales: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
In today's world, a united Britain is more of a necessity than ever: Daily Telegraph
Peter Oborne
Alex must not end up court in the Act: The Scotsman
Jim Sillars
Can Alex Salmond give Britain the chop?: Daily Telegraph
Alan Cochrane
Scotland does not need permission to go it alone (Jan 11): The Scotsman
Matt Qvortrup
Don't overlook the power of Scotland: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Knowledge is power when it comes to independence vote: The Scotsman
Editorial
Wednesday, January 11
Justice Minister David Ford to stay in post for three years: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Proposal made to cut Stormont Executive ministry: BBC
Derry explosion 'may have been attempted attack on police': Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Man arrested over Dolans GAA fire: Derry Journal
Catholic teenager tells of beating on Belfast film set: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Loyalist attack on Catholic actor filming in Belfast: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
'Valiant efforts' to save Carroll: UTV
PSNI officer sought back-up before colleague was killed: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Residents protest over 'sectarian' peace wall attack: Belfast Telegraph
Ireland is facing a future of hardship and we cannot allow false narratives to lure us back into violence: Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
Sinn Fein signs up for Owen Paterson's Troubles legacy initiative: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Two held over 1974 police murder: Belfast Telegraph
Shades of grey at the Smithwick Tribunal: RTE
Frazer considers 'Sunday' march: Derry Journal
Life and death battle to keep IRA history secret: The Australian
Will Pavia
Could the secret archive in Boston end our peace?: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Belfast Judge Blocks Bankruptcy in Northern Ireland: New York Times
Doreen Carvajal
Quinn bankruptcy case set for Dublin court on Monday: The Irish Times
Colm Keena
What can we sing when we are winning?: Belfast Telegraph
Robin Wilson
Fenlon shrugs off anti-Irish abuse furore: Evening Herald
Aidan Fitzmaurice
Fans' abuse of Fenlon is set to go unpunished: The Scotsman
1,000 days to decide our future as Salmond names autumn 2014 as preferred date for independence referendum: The Scotsman
David Maddox
Breakaway Scots force a showdown – Cameron can't dictate to us on independence vote, storms Salmond: Daily Mail
James Chapman
Cameron's pre-emptive strike aims to torpedo plan for 'joint armed forces': The Scotsman
Tim Ripley
SNP boycott would stir memories of 1973 vote in Northern Ireland: The Scotsman
Scots not so inclined to march to Cameron's tune: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
Scottish independence referendum – Alex Salmond marches out into political no-man's land: The Scotsman
Tom Peterkin
Salmond's running rings around Cameron: The Spectator
Hamish Macdonell
Salmond caught out by a surfeit of confidence: Daily Telegraph
Alan Cochrane
Scottish independence – heed the lesson of a disunited island: The Scotsman
Peter Geoghegan
Destiny and the Scottish nation: The Herald
Editorial
Referendum needs to deliver only an unchallengeable result: The Scotsman
Editorial
Tuesday, January 10
Paterson plans talks on NI's past: UTV
Plea for Dublin to be frank about the past: The News Letter
Informers' fate – don't come home or you're dead: Belfast Telegraph
Henry McDonald
No more 'storytelling' – It's time for the truth about Northern Ireland's Disappeared: Daily Mail
Michael Burleigh
Court to rule over Boston College tapes handover on January 24: Belfast Telegraph
Jim Dee
US will not oppose bid to delay IRA tape handover: Irish Examiner
Conall Ó Fátharta
British government awaiting verdict from the U.S. over the release of IRA tapes 'linking Gerry Adams to ruthless death squad': Daily Mail
Tom Leonard
Former IRA member 'fears for life' over history project: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Boston College saga shows how the state has failed: The Irish Times
Chris Bray
David Ford anger as ministry facing axe in shake-up: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Shinners may get help from on high: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Party must come out of the ghetto if it wants to replace Fianna Fáil as national political movement: The Irish Times
Paul Cullen
Bomb find 'a major setback': The News Letter
Constable Carroll 'lured to his death': UTV
Soldiers 'bugged' car owned by Stephen Carroll murder accused: BBC
'Gun residue on accused's coats': The News Letter
UVF trial – witness can't recall who hit him: Belfast Telegraph
UVF supergrass trial witness 'paid cash after statements': BBC
Moffett nephew beaten in attack: UTV
Fountain interface incidents condemned: Derry Journal
Police investigate 'large hole' in Fountain wall: BBC
PSNI seek pair over peace wall attack: UTV
British soldiers guilty of sick attack (Jan 8): (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
UK role at core of EU fundamental for Ireland, says Kenny: The Irish Times
Harry McGee, Derek Scally and Colm Keena
Orange Order in Belfast council row over derelict hall: Belfast Telegraph
Hard work starts now as Portrush targets British Open: Irish Independent
Karl MacGinty
Fans sought over sectarian songs on train: BBC
Scottish referendum could pose issues for Stormont: BBC
Mark Devenport
Scottish independence referendum – don't try to force timetable on us, SNP warns: The Scotsman
David Maddox, Scott MacNab & Andrew Whitaker
SNP attacks Coalition as poll row escalates: The Herald
Kate Devlin
Scottish referendum backlash stuns Tories, but Salmond still faces dilemma: Guardian.co.uk
Severin Carrell
You'll have to join euro! Scots warned of the high price they will pay for supporting independence: Daily Mail
James Chapman
Act of disunion may be more complex than yes or no: Financial Times
Andrew Bolger and Kiran Stacey
Cameron's Caledonian Gamble – Unwise and Unnecessary: The Spectator
Alex Massie
Alex Salmond fears the verdict of the Scottish people: Daily Telegraph
Douglas Alexander
It's time we had answers to all the uncertainties: The Scotsman
Owen Kelly
Editorials
Monday, January 9
Justice post talks loom: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Increase security, ex-RUC warned after bomb found: The News Letter
Pipe bomb forces Dungannon residents to flee: Belfast Telegraph
Amanda Poole
Two on trial for PSNI officer's murder: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Latest Diplock trial opens with surveillance and forensic evidence in the spotlight: TheDetail.tv
Barry McCaffrey
Marian Price waits on freedom bid: (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
Talking to dissident republicans – is it the next step?: BBC
Mark Devenport
Delays and backlogs feared during "Interim Ombudsman" phase: TheDetail.tv
Barry McCaffrey
Mayor clashes with party leader over MLA pay: Ulster Star
Axe our former ministry – UUP: The News Letter
IRA History Project Snags U.S. School: Wall Street Journal
Devlin Barrett
Belfast Project interviewer fears for his life: RTE
US court to rule on Boston College Troubles archive: BBC
Sands' death wasn't self-sacrifice – it was treason against our State (Jan 8): Sunday Independent
John Paul McCarthy
Why the IRA wasn't wiped out: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Bloody Sunday 40th anniversary march is vital, say organisers: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Paisley's growing support struck terror in ministers (Jan 6): The News Letter
Section 31 saved many young men of 20 from PIRA (Jan 8): Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
Time to tackle our painful past: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
TG4 stands by series criticised by board member: The Irish Times
Ronan McGreevy
One-sided IRA documentary is a stain on TG4's good record (Jan 8): Sunday Independent
Concubhar Ó Liatháin
Soft portraits of republican women belie reality of hardcore female agitators (Jan 8): Sunday Independent
Eamon Delaney
Derry will still stay 'Irish' City of Culture: Derry Journal
David Cameron moves to seize control of Scottish independence referendum: The Scotsman
Scott MacNab
Cameron's great Scottish gamble – Premier wants to force early vote on independence: Daily Mail
James Chapman
A positive reason for the Union? Most Scots want it: The Herald
Cameron's balancing act over Scotland: The Spectator
Peter Hoskin
Battle rages as Scottish independence bid shakes Cameron: Irish Independent
Nicholas Leonard
Anti-independence team in disarray (Jan 8): Sunday Herald
Editorial
Sunday, January 8
Sinn Fein deny 'dissidents talks' claims: The News Letter
MoD must protect soldiers from dissidents: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Clarity required on stop and search procedures: Belfast Media
Paul Ainsworth
Police Ombudsman Al Hutchinson to delegate responsibilities (Jan 6): BBC
Vincent Kearney
Tories will press ahead, with or without the UUP (Jan 5): Belfast Telegraph
Lord Feldman of Elstree
'IRA band' man busted with huge heroin haul: (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
Gerry McGeough suffered inequality, pardon review hears: BBC
Tell us truth on Thatcher offer to end hunger strike: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
As an image compels, a big lie is nailed: Belfast Media
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir
Hunger strike posed a real threat across the country: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Hunger Strike 30th Anniversary DVD launched in Camloch: Newry Times
Paul Malone
IRA series 'seriously stains TG4': Sunday Independent
Jerome Reilly
Can TG4 recapture some good feeling about Irish? (Jan 4): The Irish Times
Niamh Hourigan
'Atrocity stands out in Troubles' (Jan 6): The News Letter
Cross border road partnership bears fruit: Derry Journal
Irish developer Ray Grehan in UK bankruptcy move: BBC
Bankruptcy better than Nama noose, says Grehan: Sunday Independent
Ronald Quinlan
Ireland faces crucial choice in its UK policy: The Irish Times
Paul Gillespie
We're proud to be British – but just a little bit anxious, too: Guardian.co.uk
Toby Helm
Cameron seeks independence referendum clarity: BBC
Waiting for independence to just happen by: Scotland on Sunday
Ian Smart
Cornwall on the trail of devolution (Jan 5): The Scotsman
Editorial
All Britons will lose if the Union is broken apart: Sunday Telegraph
Editorial
Saturday, January 7
Bomb found in soldier's car in Belfast: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Soldier targeted in NI bomb attack not based in North: The Irish Times
Scott Jamison
'Very, VERY, lucky' – Soldier finds bomb under his car seat on visit to see girlfriend in Belfast: Daily Mail
Ian Drury
IRA Diana plot man charged with being in terror group: Evening Herald
Ken Foy
So where do Tom and the UUP go from here?: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
How to make a difference to policing in your district: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rea
Willie Hay inspires Dáil: Derry Journal
How fear of Paisley radio coup put Government in a spin (Jan 5): Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Ex-IRA man seeks Royal pardon: The News Letter
Priest refutes files on brother's hunger strike as 'very inaccurate': Tyrone Times
Fears that IRA hacked phone lines: The News Letter
Aer Lingus hijacker complained about his treatment to taoiseach (Jan 3): Irish Examiner
Ryle Dwyer
Fleadh deadline: Derry Journal
Labour councillor is key adviser: Belfast Telegraph
Soccer Tug of War on the Island of Ireland: University Times
Conor Smith
White House set to move St.Patrick's Day event to Tuesday March 20th: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
If you back independence, you're an extremist, Nick Clegg tells Scotland: The Scotsman
Tom Peterkin
Why have a House of Lords if there's not a single lord left in it?: Daily Telegraph
Charles Moore
Jamaican PM wants to abandon Queen as head of state: The Herald
Friday, January 6
Tom Elliott – the UUP has backing of electorate: Belfast Telegraph
Tories to set up in Northern Ireland as UUP talks founder: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
No votes for Conservatism in NI: The News Letter
Nick Garbutt
Alasdair McDonnell's call for MLA pay increase is counter to SDLP's own policy: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
McDonnell 'sorry' over poverty row: UTV
Alasdair McDonnell forced into climbdown after demanding pay rise for MLAs: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Fury over bid to link Mad Dog's son to murders: Evening Herald
Tim McKenzie
We could have killed the Queen on Ireland visit, claim Real IRA: Daily Mirror
Cathal McMahon
Dissident bomb in soldier's car: UTV
Cold case team is behind US terror files court battle: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Seizure of files could mean we'll never hear the truth: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Government may take part in Somme ceremonies: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
North's politicians must strike right tone during emotionally charged anniversaries: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
More Irish street signs: Derry Journal
RUC and IRA chiefs' lives feature in national biography: BBC
Nuala McCann
I've no regrets – British heiress who became an IRA bomber: Belfast Telegraph
Mark Hilliard
DUP presents cheque to UDR Association: Lurgan Mail
Sinn Fein warns Derry could lose out on fleadh: BBC
McIlroy not taking Olympic sides yet: The Irish Times
O'Neill's sure start: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Scoring in the NI gene pool: BBC
Mark Devenport
We will always be clinging to someone else's coattails: Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
Thursday, January 5
UUP will not disband after Tory merger rejection, says Elliott: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Elliott defends merger rejection: UTV
Lord Feldman says UUP 'wrong to reject Tory merger': BBC
Stephen Walker
Tories may get first councillor in Ulster: The News Letter
Turf war looms as Tories take on UUP: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
McDonnell call for pay increase splits SDLP: The News Letter
SDLP will sink unless it radically changes course: Belfast Telegraph
Henry McDonald
UUP and SDLP's new year navel gazing: BBC
Mark Devenport
Ardoyne rioter's sentence reduced: UTV
PSNI refer GAA blaze probe to Ombudsman: Derry Journal
Recruitment for independent members to PCSPs begins: BBC
Wipe terror tapes and close Boston College archive, its authors urge: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Fresh prosecution hope over McConville killing: The News Letter
Somebody wants to twist the truth – but it's not me: Belfast Telegraph
Richard O'Rawe
Civil service inquiry over Robinson 'mole' fears: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Belfast Council to offer Irish minister Somme invitation: BBC
SF in bid to prevent Irish Remembrance invite: The News Letter
Battle site is Orange gold: Drogheda Independent
Hubert Murphy
Sinn Fein backs pardons for Irish who joined British Army: The Scotsman
Peter Geoghegan
Will Ireland forgive its soldiers of the King?: Daily Telegraph
Kevin Myers
O'Neill keen to stem talent drain from Northern Ireland: The Irish Times
Talks held over All-Ireland Fleadh venue: BBC
Cornish devolution campaign revived by show of pan-Celtic political unity: The Independent
David Wilcock
We want to be just like Scotland, say Cornish nationalists bit of what Scotland has (home rule, that is): The Scotsman
I'm not alone in feeling English, not British. But that has nothing to do with racism or Ukip: Guardian.co.uk
Suzanne Moore
Wednesday, January 4
SDLP will not go into opposition – McDonnell: The News Letter
Catholic majority in Northern Ireland to present dilemma for Britain and Republic: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Dirty protest by republican prisoners puts top jail on brink of deadly disease (Jan 1): (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
Dissidents pose less of a threat as splits widen: Belfast Telegraph
Henry McDonald
Dolans case to go to Policing Board: Derry Journal
Have a punt on Minister Gerry (Jan 2): (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Prison to politics: Derry Journal
Moloney angry over Troubles tapes: UTV
The state and Northern Ireland's past: TheDetail.tv
Chris Moore
Dail looks north to the assembly to control its TDs: BBC
Simon Hunter
Bigotry row misdirected: The Scotsman
Hugh McLachlan
Old Firm still stuck in sick sectarian ways of the past: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
1979 State papers
IRA disagreement over 1981 hunger strike files: BBC
RUC secretly received US guns and spy gear: The News Letter
Sam McBride
McNarry in bid to oust Molyneaux (Jan 2): The News Letter
Tragic but not inevitable (Jan 2): The Irish Times
Editorial
Garret's 'constitutional crusade' is still puzzling (Dec 31): Irish Independent
James Downey
Politicians meet PLO 'illegally' in Beirut (Dec 31): The Irish Times
Genevieve Carberry
Tuesday, January 3
Fury as college researchers say IRA tapes have already been handed over to court: (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Jim Dee
Appeals court steps into BC case (Dec 31): Boston Globe
Milton J. Valencia
Loyalist wants Boston College tapes returned: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Dolours Price interviews received by US officials: BBC
Jennifer O'Leary
PSNI keen to get hands on Boston College interview tapes: Belfast Telegraph
Jim Dee
Row over ethics as judge orders college to surrender IRA tapes: Guardian.co.uk
Roy Greenslade
GAA BLAZE 'cover up' – War of words between Sinn Fein and RAAD over Dolan's arson attack: Derry Journal
SDLP leader Alasdair McDonnell plans ministry rotation: BBC
SDLP – parish councils key to local government reform: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Dangerous for Dublin to turn away from North: The Irish Times
Andy Pollack
A year for us to rise to challenges: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Executions of 1916 still form toxic staple of brainwashing that passes for education in schools: Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
Cliftonville bans fans over player attack and chants: Belfast Telegraph
Conor McLaughlin
Rory McIlroy's acceptance of Queen's award will raise eyebrows with some Irish Catholics: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Sean O'Shea
Unionists trailing in wake of SNP's election machine: The Herald
Robbie Dinwoodie
Alex Salmond puts Britishness at heart of independence debate (Jan 2): The Scotsman
Duncan Hamilton
Would you bet against Alex Salmond?: The Spectator
Fraser Nelson
1979 State papers
Row over hunger strike goes on: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Gowrie role crucial to ending H-block protests (Jan 2): The Irish Times
Eamon Phoenix
NIO man plotted to remove UUP leader: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Truly the past is a foreign country, explore it with care: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Indecision on whether Hillery should attend royal wedding (Dec 31): The Irish Times
Genevieve Carberry
Monday, January 2
Adams may be quizzed over death of McConville: Irish Independent
Alan Murray
PSNI reservists get P45's on Christmas eve: The News Letter
Boston College – Oral history project that sparked cross words (Dec 31): Belfast Telegraph
Jim Dee
Passengers onboard with Belfast bus route signs in Irish: Belfast Telegraph
Amanda Poole
Wogan was sent bomb at the BBC: Irish Independent
Peace award for Mary and Martin McAleese: Irish Examiner
Tom Ryan
Union Jack 'could help flagging Irish tourism': Belfast Telegraph
Thomas Molloy
The fight against Tory cuts continues – SF MLA: Derry Journal
Criticism of the church is 'legitimate', admits Martin: Irish Independent
Paul Melia
Fifth of population say 'we are not Scots': The Scotsman
David Maddox
'Sectarian' tweet Cowdenbeath player arrested: BBC
1979 State papers
Hume pressed British for joint sovereignty: The Irish Times
Eamon Phoenix
British officials told to keep talks 'long, worthy, meaty and dull' (Dec 31): The Irish Times
John Bew
Army chief wanted Adams arrested: The News Letter
Minutes show how Fr Faul and Prior paved way to hunger strike resolution (Dec 30): The Irish Times
Eamon Phoenix
War of words over who said what will go on: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
The year of hunger strikes, the ballot box and the Armalite: The Irish Times
Jonathan Bardon
Blanket media coverage surrounded Sands's death (Dec 30): Irish Examiner
Ryle Dwyer
Early hopes give way to hostility and suspicions: The Irish Times
John Bew
New light on how IRA hunger strikes led to rise of Sinn Fein (Dec 30): Irish Independent
James Downey
Tale of two taoisigh and their opposing views on the North (Dec 30): The Irish Times
John Bowman
Closer ties with Britain urged over threat of nuclear war: Irish Examiner
Noel Baker
As a journalist, it isn't in your job description to pick a side (Jan 1): Sunday Independent
Gene Kerrigan
Sunday, January 1
DUP MP demands IRA 'apology' from Irish government: Derry Journal
Northern Ireland's police Reserve now history: Belfast Telegraph
PSNI under fire over claim GAA club fire was 'accidental': Belfast Telegraph
Donna Deeney
Martin faces a simple choice between Lemass or Adams in national interest: Sunday Independent
Ronan Fanning
Boston College misses deadline to hand over IRA tapes to judge: Belfast Telegraph
Jim Dee
Take a bow, Tommie, and we await your knighthood: Sunday Independent
John-Paul McCarthy
1979 State papers
'Irish Times' letters reveal 'band of brothers' role (Dec 31): The Irish Times
John Bowman
1981 State Papers reveal call over Section 31: RTE
Haughey wanted to stop Dail discussion of 'Donlon affair' (Dec 30): Irish Independent
James Downey
Irish ambassador aware of Britain's shifting views on Northern Ireland (Dec 31): The Irish Times
John Bowman
Concern over SDLP's future: The News Letter
UK encouraged human rights approach to Maze (Dec 31): The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
A year that cost us dearly, but bought us peace: Belfast Telegraph
David McKittrick
Thatcher felt inmates were just showing 'virility' (Dec 30): Irish Examiner
Ed Carty
Thatcher's stance on Ireland shown to be intransigent and at times duplicitous: The Guardian
Gerry Adams
Files 'demolish' claim IRA spurned hunger strike deal: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
FitzGerald appealed to cardinal on child code (Dec 30): The Irish Times
Genevieve Carbery
Pope's address to parliament vetoed, National Archives files reveal (Dec 30): The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
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