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Thursday, January 31
Quinn family alarmed over threat to witness: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Vow to protect Quinn witnesses: UTV Internet
Murphy refuses to withdraw Quinn allegation: Irish News
Rebecca Black
Orangemen on parade body 'unlawful': The Herald
Mike Taylor
Hain acted illegally by appointing Orangemen: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
McCord seeks legal advice in latest row over victims group: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
'Volunteer' row rocks Victims' Commission: The News Letter
No concern over 'IRA volunteer': BBC
Who are the four new commissioners?: Belfast Telegraph
New witness hunt in 'cold case' probes: Irish News (Jan 30)
Allison Morris
Why won't IRA tell all about its atrocities?: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Ministers vote on 'UDA fund' case: BBC
Acid attack on Limavady SDLP councillor's car – 'Someone could have been blinded or maimed for life': Derry Journal
Police warn over firebomb attacks: BBC
A cover-up operation: Belfast Telegraph
Ashleigh Donald
City's loyalist area at centre of clean-up project: The News Letter
Patrice Dougan
Policing Board consider Omagh inquiry: UTV Internet
Sisters plan civil case over Belfast murder: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
McCartney murder trial date set: Ireland.com
Victims' families address event: Irelandclick.com
Ciaran McGuigan
We're to be 'foreigners' in Britain: Derry Journal (Jan 29)
Irish fugitive found at U.S. checkpoint: The Monitor (Texas)
Sean Gaffney
Backing Hil: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Ulster roads to get Irish signs: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Irish plan shared church: The Herald
Wednesday, January 30
Murder witness gets 'IRA threat': BBC
MLA accused of 'pursuing own agenda' over threats: Irish News
Provos shouldn't exist anymore – Derry dissident: Derry Journal
Mystery surrounds death of republican: (from the Sunday Tribune, Jan 27)
Suzanne Breen
CIRA vows to continue armed struggle: Irish News (Jan 29)
Valerie Robinson
'Bigots haven't gone away you know' – Durkan: Derry Journal
'No Pope' Thompson should be sacked: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
The work starts now, says new Victims Commission: Belfast Telegraph
David Young
Outrage over 'all victims are equal' inference: The News Letter
Mixed reaction to new Victims Commissioners: Derry Journal
Paisley stands by commission move: The News Letter
'No disagreement' over appointments: Irish News (Jan 29)
Victims – will four heads be any better than one?: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
What a strange moment to unveil this new shambles: Irish News (Jan 29)
Susan McKay
Well, there's £250,000 of cash for victims gone for starters ...: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Improbable goal is within Team Victims' grasp: Irish News (Jan 29)
Breidge Gadd
Walking a tightrope over past: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Robert McCartney's family still suffering: Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin
Policing Board holds Omagh talks: BBC
SF concerned at 'stop and search policy': Derry Journal
Families to attend Dáil debate on the Troubles: RTE
Appeal for support as Bloody Sunday black ribbon launched: Derry Journal
Foster to say no to Sweeney proposal: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Paisley Jnr cleared in land deal lobby row: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Tuesday, January 29
Murder plot claim is to be probed: The News Letter
MP urged to respond over Quinn 'death threat': Irish News
Rebecca Black
Unity call for dissidents to take on British: Belfast Telegraph
David Young
'Judge us on our work' says victims' commissioners: UTV Internet
'New laws needed to aid victims' commissioners': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Allister hits out over commissioners move: The News Letter
Mixed reaction to new Victims Commissioners: Derry Journal
Victims' commissioners 'may have to get tough': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
A day is a long time in politics: BBC
Mark Devenport
La Mon victims lash out at power-sharing: The News Letter
Philip Bradfield
MLAs vote to back spending plans: BBC
Peter's not first minister but he's running the show: Irish News (Jan 28)
Tom Kelly
Fuel smugglers siphon off millions of pounds: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Jury Disservice!: Sunday Life (Jan 27)
Rackets challenging Assembly: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Rights bill is doomed: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Antichrist Pope? We've heard it all before: Irish News (Jan 28)
Roy Garland
MI5 'spooks' to be screened off at Wright murder inquiry: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Saville Inquiry reaches milestone: UTV Internet
Bishops snub Eames/Bradley: Irish News
William Scholes
Verdict raises cold case questions: BBC
Vincent Kearney
Judge says IRA dirty money claim 'baseless': Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Curistan loses court action: UTV Internet
Unionist paper resumes coverage of Gaelic games: Irish News (Jan 28)
Rebecca Black
Monday, January 28
Paisley told – stay away from victims' service: (from the Sunday Tribune, Jan 27)
Suzanne Breen
Paisley 'must not attend La Mon': BBC
Massacre at La Mon – 30 years on: (from the Sunday Tribune, Jan 27)
Suzanne Breen
My Paddy is not an informer: Sunday Life (Jan 27)
Stephen Breen
'Trust' issue over victims' role: BBC
Victims fear Omagh stone will disappear: Sunday Life (Jan 27)
Alan Murray
'Tá' campaign for Irish language rights backed by ethnic groups: Irelandclick.com (Jan 25)
Alana Fearon
O'Loan refers police conduct to ombudsman: Irish News (Jan 23)
Rebecca Black
I was innocent says fifth RIRA accused: Irish News (Jan 23)
Allison Morris
Begley family targeted in new round of loyalist death threats: Irelandclick.com (Jan 18)
Alana Fearon
'Police murder files not yet released': Irish News (Jan 26)
Wave of protest engulfs RTE: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Progress on McCord report: Irelandclick.com (Jan 25)
Marshall death hearing: Irish News (Jan 26)
Claire Simpson
Striking images of Troubles come into focus at stormont: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 23)
Matthew McCreary
Border must not become an 'obstacle': Derry Journal (Jan 25)
Richardson not impressed by Irish League: Setanta Sports (Jan 20)
Nick Royle
Daniel enters the lion's den of patriot games: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
'British Isles' references leave Irish eyes frowning: Sunday Tribune (Jan 27)
Conor McMorrow
The Irish and Obama: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Editorial
Sunday, January 27
Quinn murder probe fed false information: (from the Sunday Tribune)
Suzanne Breen
IRA threat to Quinn murder witness: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Minister has 'no problem' with ex-IRA killer in top job: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Stormont can breathe sigh of relief over Pope's visit: Irish News (Jan 26)
James Kelly
IRFU anthem row deepens as fans threaten to boycott games: Sunday Independent
Daniel McConnell
Sectarianism at core: Belfast Telegraph
Victims' families meet ombudsman: Irish News (Jan 26)
Barry McCaffrey
Marchers hold Bloody Sunday rally: BBC
Bomb victim's partner denied army pension: Derry Journal (Jan 25)
Widow calls for an end to threats: Irelandclick.com (Jan 18)
Áine McEntee
Paisley Jnr controversy looks set to rumble on: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 25)
David Gordon
Standing up for Derry: Derry Journal (Jan 25)
Editorial
The truth about Shergar racehorse kidnapping: Sunday Telegraph
Andrew Alderson
Bertie's historic US address pushed back: Sunday Independent
Ronald Quinlan
Williamite tourist trail 'could attract 125,000 tourists from US': Irish News (Jan 22)
Claire Simpson
Saturday, January 26
Omagh blame game widens: Belfast Telegraph
I won't resign – Sir Ronnie: The News Letter
Aaron Tinney
Civil action best hope for Omagh: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
North to have 4 victim commissioners: Ireland.com
Commissioner a job share for four: BBC
Jim Fitzpatrick
Victims are the 'last battleground': Impartial Reporter
Troubles relative's hunger strike: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Getting to the truth of the past: Irelandclick.com
Des Wilson
Will the terrorists give us a record of killings?: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
SF pledge to consult voters about policing: Newry Democrat
Donal O'Reilly
More support on threats call: Down Democrat
Sinn Fein party rapped: Lurgan Mail
PSNI criticised over stun gun decision: Ireland.com
PSNI letting down residents of Stoneyford: Irish News (Jan 24)
Jim Gibney
Ministers discuss 'UDA fund' case: BBC (Jan 24)
Bigotry undermines role of faiths in ending conflict: Irish Independent
Orange part in parade doubts: Down Democrat
Hazel Hammond
Moderator victim of 'cranks' hours after election win: Belfast Telegraph
Victor Gordon
Warning over cost of 'divided society': The News Letter
Catholic men win hotel bias case: BBC (Jan 24)
Tour bus set alight in Belfast: Sydney Morning Herald (Jan 25)
Craig Platt
Republican march faces demo threat: The Herald (Jan 24)
Vivienne Nicoll
Friday, January 25
Border killing probe is closing in on suspects: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Assembly debate on Quinn murder: Newry Democrat
Donal O'Reilly
Loyalists to get extended amnesty: Irish News
Claire Simpson
Stormont 'working', insists McGuinness: Derry Journal
Preparing for the post Paisley era: (from the News Letter, Jan 24)
Liam Clarke
Loyalist mob harass Sinn Fein councillors: Derry Journal
Empey rebukes attack on Pope: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Remarks about Pope unforgivable: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Northern link to shooting probed: Irish News (Jan 24)
Seamus McKinney
We've got the place, and we're the people!: Derry Journal (Jan 18)
Eddie Kerr
Troubles group ends consultation: BBC
Omagh review detective backs ex-chief constable: Irish News
Barker calls for Flanagan's resignation: UTV Internet
O'Loan stands over RUC criticism: RTE
Omagh dad urges cross-border probe: Belfast Telegraph
Ashleigh McDonald
'No closure' for Disappeared in death laws plan: Irish News (Jan 24)
Court says non-jury Murphy trial lawful: RTE
Ulster won't weep over demise: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
A man viewed with suspicion but to whom we owe a 'debt of gratitude': Irish Independent
Paul Melia
How Hillary saved us when no one else could ... honest: Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann
Frazer hits out at 'Irish' passport: Irish News (Jan 23)
Rebecca Black
Peer blasts 'double standards' of IRFU: The News Letter
MEP in call for review on Irish usage: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Thursday, January 24
Laird calls for money to fight Bill of Rights: The News Letter
Laura Murphy
Why high rights bill is wrong: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Paisley's lobbying got £1.7m for hotel: Irish News
Claire Simpson
Questions on land deal 'still remain': Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Paisley Jnr should resign: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Cullyhanna family hits out at 'terror campaign': Newry Democrat
Donal O'Reilly
Fenians banned as PSNI told what's not OK to say: Irish News
Seamus McKinney
Hitting the north-south jackpot: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Budget gives politicians an opportunity: The News Letter
Editorial
Statue of former NZ prime minister causes fury in Nth Ireland: New Zealand Herald
Commission 'intent on removing Britishness': The News Letter
Kate Chambré
Couple accused of seeking explosives for Real IRA: The Herald
Liudas Dapkus
Real IRA suspect to be held in Vilnius until April: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Flanagan apologises for Omagh inquiry deficiencies: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Inquiry urged after Omagh apology: BBC
The UDA tried to kill me and my two children says mother: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Murder witness refuses to testify at LVF inquest: Newry Democrat
Donal O'Reilly
Army personnel details on stolen laptop: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Informer suspected of smuggling gun into jail: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 22)
Chris Thornton
Border schools plan 'not required by law': The News Letter
Sam McBride
Minister distances office from antichrist remarks: Irish News
Marie Louise McCrory and William Scholes
Church of Ireland Dean will not be deterred in rosary row: Belfast Telegraph
Matthew McCreary
'Catholics-first' regulation ditched in schools scheme: Irish Independent
Katherine Donnelly
Wednesday, January 23
Far too soon to judge community relations: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Govt to give €60m to NI innovation fund: RTE
A shared future or benign apartheid?: Derry Journal
Why we need a Bill of Rights: The News Letter
Fiona McCausland
Why we're about to witness the end of the Ian Paisley era: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Ian Og gets his come-uppance at long last: Irish News
Brian Feeney
Challenging times for Paisleys: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Bradley – 'Troubles' report to be made public: Derry Journal
Eames-Bradley to ask MI5 for truth: (from the Sunday Tribune, Jan 20)
Suzanne Breen
The pain of the past: Sunday Journal (Jan 20)
Mary Nelis
Punishments herald new reign of terror in Ulster: The Independent
David McKittrick
Attacks part of 'political cleansing': Irish News
Allison Morris
'Hypocrisy' of Sinn Fein councillors' inclusivity appeal: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Female SF councillors 'assaulted' at meeting: Irish News
Rebecca Black
Real IRA trial abandoned 'to protect top-ranking mole': Irish News (Jan 22)
Barry McCaffrey
Calls for truth after RIRA trial collapses: Irish News
Allison Morris and Barry McCaffrey
Real IRA chief's brother arrested in firearms sting: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
MP Robinson to testify in Wright probe: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Support for Stormont cavalcade: Derry Journal
"Officers' lies encouraged wider probe": Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
DUP adviser calls Pope Antichrist on RTE radio: Irish News
Opening door to pupils from Republic blasted: The News Letter
Groups to unite for diversity: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
Scottish loyalists for parade protest: The News Letter
Tuesday, January 22
Majority support bill of rights – poll: Irish News (Jan 21)
Paisley refutes 'joint service' allegations: The News Letter
Street smart Paisley says goodbye: BBC
Gareth Gordon
The perpetual moderator jumps ship: Irish News (Jan 21)
Roy Garland
SDLP must ignite a new agenda for a new era: Irish News (Jan 21)
Tom Kelly
Can rough justice be tolerated: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
UDA – a farewell to arms?: (from Fortnight)
Quintin Oliver
Panel to advise on UVF murders: Irelandclick.com (Jan 18)
Áine McEntee
Mole's role in political policing: Sunday Life (Jan 21)
Brian Rowan
Paisley top of blame food chain says victim's son: Irish News (Jan 9)
Bimpe Fatogun
Truth still a live issue: Irelandclick.com (Jan 18)
Editorial
Wright inquiry delays blamed on PSNI: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Stolen laptop linked to Wright inquiry: UTV Internet
Death stirs up Taser dispute: Irish News (Jan 21)
Editorial
Sir Nigel 'dealt with' Paisley: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Paisley Jnr should resign: The News Letter
Alex Kane
DUP postpones annual conference yet again: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Pootsball misses Irish goal: Belfast Telegraph (scroll down)
Pól Ó Muirí
Irish in Europe – Language needs help to survive: Irish Examiner (Jan 21)
Editorial
Northern Irish youth support group brings social change model to Israel: Jerusalem Post (Jan 20)
Megan Jacobs
Monday, January 21
Rev Ian Paisley puts 'Antichrist' days behind him to join service led by a Catholic: The Times
David Sharrock
Is Paisley's end now nigh?: Sunday Business Post (Jan 21)
Colm Heatley
The two governments wooed the Paisleys during negotiations: (from the Sunday Times, Jan 20)
Liam Clarke
Sinn Fein plea after Taser shooting: UTV Internet
PSNI patrols armed with second lethal weapon: Irelandclick.com (Jan 18)
Alana Fearon
True peace means free expression of all cultures: Irish Independent
Mary Kenny
Keyes witness refuses to come out of hiding: Irish News (Jan 19)
Allison Morris
Exposed UVF Boss is a paid spy: Sunday Life (Jan 21)
Brian Rowan
No interest in prosecutions – Finucane: Irelandclick.com (Jan 18)
Legacy report 'will be published': BBC
Call for independent truth body: Irelandclick.com (Jan 18)
Alana Fearon
Belfast vandals cause sectarian worry: Ireland.com
Former Para is haunted by horrors he witnessed: Sunday Life (Jan 13)
McCord promises bombshell book: Sunday Life (Jan 21)
Stephen Breen
NI Executive shifting to right – SDLP: Ireland.com (Jan 16)
Revealed – Gaeilge costs EU €13,000 per minute: Irish Examiner
Mary Regan
Clinton Meets Irish Backers: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Sunday, January 20
Paisley Jr says Robinson is heir: BBC
The genie is out of the lamp for Ian jnr: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Paisley jnr facing more questions: Irish News
Newton Emerson
Paisley steps down: The News Letter
Will Paisley retire as DUP's leader?: RTE
Where to now for Paisley's faithful flock?: Belfast Telegraph
Traditions that are still not inclusive: The News Letter
Orange should have taken small step: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Ombudsman 'won't be questioning police chief': Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Victims' group leader hits out public meetings: The News Letter
Healing hurts of the past: Ulster Herald
Editorial
Patient whose files leaked to LVF 'disgusted' at hospital: Irish News
Seanin Graham
Take religion out of work urges Ringland: Belfast Telegraph
Robin Morton
SDLP dismiss cash crisis reports after FAIR case: Newry Democrat — link repaired 5:50pm
Operation Helvetic – To Be Expected: The Blanket (Aug 30)
Michael Gillespie
Don't even think about it, Lawrie!: Belfast Telegraph
Healy backs Sanchez for Republic job: Setanta Sports (Jan 18)
Nick Royle
Christians 'pray unceasingly' for all the churches: Impartial Reporter
New integrated schools bring Ulster total to 62: Belfast Telegraph
Kathryn Torney
Bloody Sunday film-maker to make drama on McCartneys: Irish News (Jan 16)
Margaret Canning
Ireland – A Nation Divided: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
John Spain
Saturday, January 19
Truth commission 'will mean bodies on streets': The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Executive 'must tackle sectarian divisions': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Poots has money for language Fund – Adams: Irelandclick.com
Sinn Fein's purge on all things British: Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin
Plan to purge town of Protestant symbolism: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Pull together or Assembly will shrivel: Belfast Telegraph
Laurence White
FARC fallout – Billionaire saddened over cutting anti-corruption funding: Irish Examiner
Conor Ryan
Lodge may march in St Pat's parade: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Orangemen deny St Pat's march: UTV Internet
Report that drug dealers got gun for Real IRA: Derry Journal
Victims' campaigner praises move in probe: The News Letter
Republican blackmailer is jailed: BBC
Civil service concerns at Paisley jnr lobbying: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Paisleys questions crop up again: BBC
Jim Fitzpatrick
Talks' storm overshadows the good news: The News Letter (Jan 17)
Editorial
Church elects Paisley successor: BBC
Poots uses GAA match to raise Unionist fears: The News Letter
IRFU refuses to meet Lord Laird: The News Letter
Our Lawrie can pull off yet another big surprise: Belfast Telegraph
Wells backs all-Ireland league: Setanta Sports
Nick Royle
Further delay to Maze stadium plans: Ireland.com
Bloody Sunday march is re-routed: Glasgow Evening Times
Vivienne Nicoll
Presidential Forum: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Editorial
Friday, January 18
Paisley silent on his standing down as MP: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
North's AG makes policing pledge: Ireland.com
DUP-SF relationship – tensions could still lead to break-up: (from the Sunday Times, Jan 13)
Liam Clarke
Age and controversy casting a shadow on Paisley power base: Irish News
William Graham
Question time just won't go away: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Don't expect the Junior Minister to be easily dislodged: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Paisley Junior's slip-ups: (from the News Letter, Jan 17)
Liam Clarke
New appeal on cop shooting: Derry Journal
RIRA pact with UDA worrying: Irish News
Editorial
Ombudsman extends Omagh trial inquiry: Ireland.com
Paul Anderson
Ombudsman requests judge meeting: BBC
Flanagan to testify in civil action against police over Omagh bombing: Ulster Herald
Anton McCabe
Ministers did hold victims' role talks: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Consultative group event shows progress – Bradley: Derry Journal
Victims hit out over talks on amnesty: The News Letter
Philip Bradfield
Let the past go despite all the hurt and lies, says victim's brother: Ulster Herald
Ronan McSherry and Conor Sharkey
NIO would be happy if past just went away: Irish News (Jan 16)
Brian Feeney
Irish Unity Cannot Be Ruled Out: The Blanket (Sep 14)
David Adams
GAA outlook must change, says minister: The News Letter
Forging a new future: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Poots and GAA show leadership: Irish News
Editorial
Church to elect Paisley successor: BBC
Glasgow 'Sunday' parade to go ahead despite fears: Derry Journal
Thursday, January 17
Paisley to step down as MP at next election: The Irish Times
Frank Millar
Reaction to Protestant 'Exodus' documentary: 'Cacophony of outrage' entirely predictable – Campbell: Derry Journal
Just let us do our job: Belfast Telegraph
Denis Bradley and Lord Eames
Justice and truth are key to resolution of the past: Irish News
Jim Gibney
McCartney killing 'was not my fault': (from the Sunday Times, Jan 13)
Liam Clarke
Officer in Omagh probe 'repositioned': Irish News
Claire Simpson
Why don't cops lift these UVF gangsters?: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Drug-smuggling loyalist gang armed republican dissidents: Irish News
Allison Morris
Massive cache brought in from the continent: Irish News
Allison Morris
I'll not move out of my home: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
Junior on the ropes again: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Paisley Jr admits he made mistake: BBC
DUP distances itself from 'side deals' of Paisley jnr: Irish News
Diana Rusk and William Graham
Pressure back on Paisley on lobby row: The News Letter
DUP unease at Paisley grows: Irish News
Editorial
MLA's fury at Ruane's 'sectarian' allegation: The News Letter
Anti-Pope leaflets distributed in Armagh: UTV Internet
Family fights father's extradition to Ireland: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
SF Assembly meeting on border investment: Derry Journal
Minister Poots at Newry GAA match: BBC
GAA hopes Poots will attend Croke after first match visit: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
'Independent Scotland should keep troops in British Army': The Herald (Jan 22)
Douglas Fraser
Wednesday, January 16
Deal with the legacy of Troubles now 'or face consequences later': Irish Independent
Shane Hickey
Truth commission 'must be tailored to suit north': Irish News
Wounds of our troubled past are still open, but we must move on: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission: The Blanket (Sep 21)
Mick Hall
Consultation which must be sensitive: The News Letter
Editorial
Motion to discuss Quinn murder: UTV Internet
Kenny – Murder of Quinn worse than McCartney killing: Irish Examiner
Áine Kerr
McCartney 'sacrificed' by Ahern, says sister: Irish Independent
Patricia McDonagh
Paisley Junior list is revealed: UTV Internet
Paisley denies talks concessions: BBC
DUP members out in force for poll support: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
More to election than unionist in-fighting – Ford: The News Letter
PSNI is long way off being a professional service: Irish News
Breidge Gadd
Police to begin stun gun training: BBC
Penal codes have no place on Northern Ireland's streets: Irish News
Susan McKay
MLAs back clergymen's anti-sectarian call: The News Letter
Laura Murphy
O'Loan to deliver Bloody Sunday lecture: Derry Journal
North's peace model likely to run out of steam in other war zones: Irish Examiner
Steven King
Attack on Orange hall condemned: The News Letter
Kate Chambré
Challenge by 'Slab' to court order over tax charges: Irish Independent
Diarmuid MacDermott
Pope's Ulster visit protest vow: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Do Protestants have reason to fear Catholicism's resurgence?: The Scotsman
John Haldane
Police fears over 'Bloody Sunday' march: The Herald
Gerry Braiden
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