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Sunday, January 31
'Gap narrows' between DUP and Sinn Féin on sixth day of talks: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Hopes are high as progress made in Northern Irish talks: Scotland on Sunday
Hillsborough trade hit by talks: The News Letter
Faux crisis just another tantrum: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
Rivals must play by the rules they bend: The Sunday Times
Newton Emerson
Senior DUP and UUP figures back closer ties: The News Letter
Sam McBride
'Secret talks won't derail pact': The News Letter
Sam McBride
Why Tory leader is following an honourable tradition in doing his bit for Ulster unionism: Sunday Independent
John-Paul McCarthy
Equality for all must now be set in Stormont stone (Jan 29): Belfast Telegraph
Colin Harvey
Ulster tycoon Curistan offers to pay for Iris Robinson planning probe (Jan 25): Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Gildernew to defend seat (Jan 21): Impartial Reporter
Squinter's no legal expert but here's his humble opinion anyway (Jan 25): Belfast Media
McCartneys still hoping for justice five years on: The News Letter
'Real IRA' call Herald in gang kill threat (Jan 29): Evening Herald
Conor Feehan
Kenny warns unemployment drives young to dissident republicanism (Jan 28): The Irish Times
Marie O'Halloran
UDA chief's challenge to unionist politicians (Jan 25): Belfast Media
Alana Fearon
Town hall attacked in loyalist protest (Jan 25): The News Letter
Shot teen 'lucky to be alive' (Jan 25): UTV Internet
Creggan man has IRA convictions quashed (Jan 25): Derry Journal
NIO minister to apologise over TUV security letter (Jan 6): The News Letter
Oops, they've done it again (Jan 25): Belfast Media
Time to transfer control of primary education (Jan 26): The Irish Times
Ruairí Quinn
Church will fight hard to preserve its 'divine right': Sunday Independent
Emer O'Kelly
Letters show how Brown tried to heal rift with Mowlam: Independent on Sunday
Brian Brady
Northern Ireland 'neglected' by TV broadcasters (Jan 26): BBC
Peerless – A trial without a jury (Jan 14): The Economist
Digital changeover should not mean loss of RTE: Impartial Reporter
We can all help with bridge building (Jan 26): Derry Journal
Norman Hamill
Pols should heed this peacemaker: The Trentonian
Morton Kondracke
Blow to SNP as two-thirds say Scots is not a real language (Jan 15): The Scotsman
David Maddox
Pretend language a waste of time and public money (Jan 18): Belfast Telegraph
Laurence White
Saturday, January 30
Northern Ireland – powersharing dispute threatens to freeze peace process: Christian Science Monitor
Jason Walsh
Assembly talks aim to break powers transfer deadlock: BBC
Northern talks pass deadline as parties inch toward deal: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
Prospect of breakthrough on deal in North recedes: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty & Dan Keenan
No blueprint from the governments, no sign of a deal... just what is going on at the Northern Ireland talks?: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Public impatience fuels parties' drive to find agreement: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Into unknown territory as parties talk through the deadline: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Unwieldy words could prove to be the right formula: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Northern Ireland – Sinn Féin seems to want to salvage power-sharing (Jan 29): Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
The ghostly presence of Drumcree hangs over Hillsborough talks (Jan 29): The Times
David Sharrock
Deadlock in Northern Ireland: Guardian.co.uk
Mick Fealty
Bypassing the centre and trying to broker a peace of the extremes in Northern Ireland was always going to come back to haunt the government (Jan 28): Spectator.co.uk
James Forsyth
Parades, policing and language all on the Stormont talks menu: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Did MI5 bring down Peter and Iris Robinson?: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Jane Walshe
Tory tie-up could very easily unravel: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
The Tories' Northern Ireland policy has nothing to do with electoral advantage: Spectator.co.uk
James Forsyth
We are crying out for a united, modern unionism: Belfast Telegraph
Dawn Purvis
Jim Allister's TUV party not contemplating poll failure: BBC
Compare my record to SF's – Durkan: Derry Journal
Morris threatens to quit Sinn Féin: Nenagh Guardian
Conservatives – No Orange Order influence on UUP pact: BBC
PSNI recruitment drive on course: Belfast Telegraph
DPP hold first meeting in Dromore: BBC
Stop-and-search power being abused by PSNI: Belfast Media
Editorial
Police officers from north and south of Ireland visit U.S.: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Cahir O'Doherty
Politicians condemn Derry shooting: Derry Journal
Protest against RAAD: Londonderry Sentinel
Bomb makers sentenced to nine years: RTE
Nine years for bomb maker who scored top Junior Cert: Irish Independent
Laura Whelan
'My father was another victim of Bloody Sunday': Derry Journal
Dunbar in Trimble's trademark specs: Impartial Reporter
FG whip unhappy at proposed IRA memorial: The Irish Times
Michael Parsons
Ruane's Reforms are not working (Jan 20): Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Is once-maligned Irish language the marker of a new Ireland elite? (Jan 26): Christian Science Monitor
Jason Walsh
Church and schools – the public speak: The Irish Times
Rosita Boland
'Unhappy' Queen sends Lord Chamberlain to ask Archbishop Nichols about Pope's Anglican plan: Telegraph.co.uk
Damian Thompson
Senator Dodd retirement a huge blow to Irish lobby (Jan 6): Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Patrick Roberts
No special investigation for Gaza trip: Londonderry Sentinel
Eamon Sweeney
Friday, January 29
Policing talks still deadlocked: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
DUP and SF assess outline of deal to end impasse: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Constructive engagement at NI talks: RTE
Parades 'not price of policing' – Adams: UTV Internet
DUP are still up for deal – Robinson: The News Letter
US Envoy in warning on final day of NI talks: BBC
Deal by Friday 'unlikely' – DUP: UTV Internet
Stay with talks, urges President: Irish Independent
Political crisis 'will harm our economic recovery': Belfast Telegraph
Symon Ross and David Gordon
The Big Question – How deep is Northern Ireland's political crisis and can it be resolved?: The Independent
David McKittrick
Brown-Cowen deadline leads to justice talks progress: BBC
Mark Simpson
Parades walking parties towards a total dead end: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
Impasse 'all about avoiding a DUP meltdown', claim Stormont sources: TribuneMagazine.co.uk
John Coulter
Dark before the dawn?: The Economist
Why Martin must be able to take Stormont's top job: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Statesmanship, not brinkmanship: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Northern Ireland Policing Board HQ security warning: BBC
PSNI still faces mistrust: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Irish president says attacked PSNI officers are heroes: BBC
Lady Sylvia looks to key party meeting (Jan 25): The News Letter
Orange Order convened 'unionist unity' talks: BBC
Tory quits election race with blast at 'sectarian' politics: Ulster Star
Electorate wants a shared society: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
'We received no support from Gerry Adams. He didn't even send a birthday card': Belfast Telegraph
Suzanne Breen
Call for Adams to quit Sinn Fein: The News Letter
Councillor threatens to quit over SF 'diktats': Irish Independent
Fiach Kelly
How family affairs are a real test for DUP and Sinn Fein: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Costly council by-election for Iris Robinson's empty seat: Belfast Telegraph
Emily Moulton
Fears Google Street View could be used to plan attacks: Londonderry Sentinel
Kevin Mullan
Gardaí taking dissidents' murder claim 'seriously': Irish Examiner
Jimmy Woulfe
Councillors condemn sectarian attacks: Ballymoney Times
Orange chief slams hoax bomb alert: The News Letter
Has 'Southern bubble' burst?: Fermanagh Herald
€810m price tag on NI shopping: Irish Examiner
Niamh Hennessy
New York stalls out on multi-million fund: Irish Echo
UUP concern over lack of US jobs created: InsideIreland.ie
Cardinal defends right of church to have role in State schools: The Irish Times
Alison Healy & Seán Flynn
Thursday, January 28
Northern Ireland Talks Near Collapse: New York Times
John F. Burns
Brown outlines three-point plan and final deadline for Northern Ireland: Guardian.co.uk
Nicholas Watt and Henry McDonald
McGuinness 'disappointed' over talks: Derry Journal
Robinson says DUP will not be rushed into agreement: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Funeral-like air to the crisis talks: The News Letter
Sam McBride
They came, they tried, they failed: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
Parties urged to make 'enormous progress' count: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Church leaders press for deal: UTV Internet
Three days on, the DUP and SF still won't budge: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
Pathway to failure?: BBC
Mark Devenport
Policing tarnished by legacy mistrust: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Public's concern over the future of Stormont: The News Letter
Mark Armstrong
Need for productive dialogue to safeguard Assembly (Jan 25): Belfast Media
Anna Lo
Ministers left to prove they can do grown-up politics: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Leaders on doomed quest as parties refuse to budge: Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
Why we've only ourselves to blame for political nightmare (Jan 25): Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
The stakes of Stormont: Guardian.co.uk
Denis Murray
The English can't be trusted to take over the North again: Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
Peter Robinson fails test of leadership in Northern Ireland: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
Republicans need a dose of reality: Guardian.co.uk
Christopher Montgomery
Northern negotiations – Intolerance must not triumph: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Small bore again: Irish Echo
Editorial
Parades issue is 'key to Northern Ireland breakthrough': Belfast Telegraph
City's Orange chief to focus on parades row: The News Letter
Garvaghy Residents' parades concern: UTV Internet
'Boys' to show way on parades?: The News Letter
William Allen
Parades – What is the Derry model?: BBC
Local MLA plays down prospect of united unionist candidate: Fermanagh Herald
Nuala McAloon
Secret talks 'only part of reason' for withdrawals: The News Letter
Senior Tories voice concerns over David Cameron's Northern Ireland strategy: Guardian.co.uk
Nicholas Watt
Council finally publish minutes (Jan 25): Belfast Media
Robinson investigation suspended: UTV Internet
Protestant community more ordinary than you know: The Irish Times
David Adams
Top republicans hit back over claims they mishandled two cases of alleged sex abuse (Jan 25): Belfast Media
Meehan daughter defends mum (Jan 25): Belfast Media
Officer's widow – my tears after murder bid on Peadar: Belfast Telegraph
Claire McNeilly
Claim – Real IRA killed Corkman: Evening Echo
Garda sceptical of Real IRA's claim they killed drug dealer: Irish Examiner
Fiachra Ó Cionnaith
Northern Ireland kneecapping victim 'shot four times': BBC
Duncan Crawford
Complaints about plan for memorial to IRA men: Enniscorthy Guardian
Wednesday, January 27
Northern Ireland talks go down to wire on policing: The Independent
David McKittrick
Brown aims to break Northern Ireland deadlock: Financial Times
John Murray Brown and Jim Pickard
Policing talks on a knife-edge: The News Letter
Breakthrough deal close in North: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
Peter Robinson voices doubts over deal to save Northern Ireland power-sharing: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald and Nicholas Watt
Stormont Crisis – Much hyped meeting lasts just 30 minutes: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Resolving 'toxic' parading issue is critical, says DUP: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Hillary Clinton may step in to break Ulster impasse on policing: The Times
David Sharrock
Martin and Woodward laud parties' 'positive, constructive engagement': The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Dissidents 'want to sabotage' devolution: UTV Internet
What happens, deal or no deal?: BBC
A cunning plan to starve the negotiators into submission: Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
Devolution vehicle has crashed on the long and winding road: Derry Journal
Norman Hamill
Bickering parties must learn the art of compromise (Jan 25): Belfast Telegraph
Laurence White
Editorials
Secret talks with Ulster Unionists were to 'devise electoral pact': The Times
Francis Elliott and David Sharrock
Empey plays down talk of merger: The News Letter
Sam McBride
NI Tories explain poll withdrawal: BBC
Little clarity on unionist unity: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Cameron's unionist blunder: Guardian.co.uk
Jason Walsh
Can unionist unity damage the Union?: The News Letter
Liam Clarke
David Cameron will face tricky questions over the Orange Order: Guardian.co.uk
Nicholas Watt
Tories playing a dangerous game: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Doherty blasts 'smear campaign': Derry Journal
Arrest warrant issued for Adams: The News Letter
What's odd about Paisley praying with McGuinness?: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
Threat level in border areas 'same as 1970s': The News Letter
Men released over Constable Peadar Heffron bomb attack: BBC
Second PSNI gun attack: Newry Democrat
Sectarian attacks on Orange halls: The News Letter
'Absurd' to publish Bloody Sunday report now – Tories: Derry Journal
Accused 'tried to stab Thomas Devlin's pal': Belfast Telegraph
MP slams terrorist graffiti: The News Letter
Tuesday, January 26
Brown and Cowen in talks to rescue Stormont power-sharing deal: The Guardian
Nicholas Watt and Henry McDonald
Cowen, Brown bid to avert crisis in North: Irish Independent
Fionnan Sheahan and Aine Kerr
Cowen and Brown seek compromise deal on parades: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty, Dan Keenan & Mark Hennessy
Late night NI policing and justice talks 'hard going': BBC
SF waiting 'three years' for DUP to honour deal: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Alliance will accept justice post – Ford: The News Letter
What Alliance does next is critical to any justice deal: Belfast Telegraph
Henry McDonald
Decision to visit Belfast made during talks on Sunday: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
Ulster Unionists prepare for snap Stormont poll: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Row deepens over DUP poll pact with UUP: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Paterson is doing a fine job – Tory leader: The News Letter
Secret talks create alarm: The Guardian
Michael White
The mystery of Hatfield House (part 2): BBC
Nick Robinson
Unionists playing the Orange card in north talks: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
The prize for a united unionist approach is enormous: The News Letter
Sammy Wilson
The Tories will contest every seat in Northern Ireland: The Spectator
James Forsyth
Alasdair must face political reality: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Same old story in North but with a different cast: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
Officials left to figure out safe way down as parties march North back to the brink: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Stormont on the brink: Guardian.co.uk
Malachi O'Doherty
Creatively Ambiguous (Jan 22): LRB.co.uk
Paul Dixon
Legacy of Blair's Ulster peace process is looking decidedly tarnished: The Times
David Sharrock
Editorials
Gerry Adams and niece Aine Tyrell row over abuse claims: BBC
Adams faces calls for 'open' inquiry into abuse claims: Belfast Telegraph
Adrian Rutherford
'I'm still in shock. The horror overwhelmed me' (Jan 24): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
Mr Adams should consider a break: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
How SF dealt with abuse has damaged its credibility (Jan 24): Sunday Tribune
Editorial
Shinners are a damaged brand – they need new name to survive: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Arrests over PSNI officer bomb attack: The News Letter
Bogside Artists scoop top award (Jan 21): BBC
Australians debate removing Union Jack from official flag (Jan 25): The Times
Sophie Tedmanson
Prince William's successful tour of Australia cuts Republican support for ditching monarchy (Jan 25): Daily Mail
Rebecca English
Monday, January 25
Gordon Brown to meet Irish PM as tension grows over Ulster power-sharing: The Scotsman
Rhiannon Edward
Taoiseach to meet Brown in London on NI impasse: The Irish Times
Harry McGee & Mark Hennessy
McGuinness & Robinson to meet over impasse: RTE
London and Dublin 'ready to help' if Northern Ireland deadlock cannot be broken: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
DUP's lack of humility may torpedo Stormont: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
North's players must carry PSNI deal across line: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
Empey confirms Ringland could run for UUP in British elections: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Tories play 'orange card' – SDLP: BBC
Sir Reg denies Tory link-up is in tatters: Belfast Telegraph
Alliance leader warns about danger of unionist pacts: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
'My Stormont lunch date with Iris Robinson': BBC
Marie-Louise Connolly
Aine Tyrell – Gerry Adams is still lying about abuse (Jan 24): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
Adams kept quiet about his brother's SF role, says niece: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
'Looking back, Gerry Adams was buttering me up. In the end I realised it was all about PR and protecting his own image' (Jan 24): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
The truth about Gerry Adams has been dragged kicking and screaming into the limelight (Jan 24): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
DUP welcomed sex abuser Brian Hutchinson back to party: Belfast Telegraph
Aaron Tinney
Injured officer 'regains consciousness': UTV Internet
Gunmen fire shots at Crossmaglen police station: BBC
Update – Sapper Patrick Azimkar murder investigation (Jan 21): Enfield Independent
Elizabeth Pears
Derry man's conviction quashed (Jan 22): Derry Journal
'I don't want someone else's family torn apart' (Jan 7): The News Letter
Bloody and brutal history of UDA in North Belfast (Jan 11) (Jan 18): Belfast Media
Growing up with the UDA (Jan 12): Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
IRA almost blew up Caroline Kennedy: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Patrick Roberts
Memorial for 1957 'Edentubber bombers': The Irish Times
Michael Parsons
€48m Council cash goes North: Donegal Democrat
Declan Magee
Catholic Church 'should give up control of primary schools': The Irish Times
Stephen Collins
Transfer chaos may run a for decade (Jan 18): Belfast Telegraph
Kathryn Torney
Mo Mowlam – a step closer to the truth (Jan 19): Guardian.co.uk
Michael White
We owe her a debt of gratitude (Jan 23): The News Letter
Alex Kane
Sunday, January 24
Adams gives ultimatum: The Sunday Times
John Mooney and Stephen O'Brien
McGuinness seeks urgent meeting on devolution: Sunday Independent
Daniel McConnell and Alan Murray
Ford urges justice deal ahead of conference: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Hillary Clinton in last-ditch bid to save Irish peace talks: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Patrick Robert
UUP leader Sir Reg Empey warns of early election: BBC
Snap election not likely to benefit Sinn Fein or DUP: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Northern talks must be saved (Jan 23): Irish Independent
Editorial
Unionism not rolling over to SF demands: The News Letter
Editorial
Northern Ireland Tories condemn secret talks with unionists: The Observer
Henry McDonald
UUP-Tory alliance mired in confusion: The News Letter
Sam McBride and Victor Gordon
No comment on Tory 'withdrawals': BBC
Sinn Fein is 'up for the challenge': Fermanagh Herald
Adams can't deny his position is shaky: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Ultimate love is reserved for the revolution itself: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
Ulster link to terror threat: Sunday People
Nigel Nelson
Order's outrage over Wootton Bassett claim: The News Letter
Election to delay £200m Bloody Sunday report: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Officer arrested over Loughinisland misconduct probe: BBC
Tensions in Church over Troubles report: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Shoukri could be another Mad Dog (Jan 18): Belfast Media
Probe on ex-terrorist's security clearance: The Sunday Times
John Mooney
It is 1979 and Northern Ireland is ravaged by sectarian violence. This couple leave for a new life abroad, but will they regret it? (Jan 20): Belfast Telegraph
Gemma Cunningham
Quiet patriotism of quintessential right-hand man: Sunday Independent
John-Paul McCarthy
Bill of rights 'ignores' Northern Ireland's immigrants: The Observer
Henry McDonald
More to Mo than hugs and curses: The News Letter
Joanne Savage
The real Mo Mowlam – rude, crude but politically shrewd (Jan 19): The Times
Penny Wark
Minister to allow gaelscoils delay teaching of English (Jan 21): Irish Examiner
Niall Murray
Call to keep Údarás na Gaeltachta (Jan 21): The Irish Times
Harry McGee
Most Scots want 'the mither tung' taught in schools (Jan 15): The Herald
Chris Watt
Saturday, January 23
Justice talks at an end, says Adams: The Independent
Steven McCaffery
Leaders to discuss NI talks impasse: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Sinn Féin to decide on Stormont pull-out: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Sinn Fein look to keep the pressure on DUP chiefs: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Robinson surprised at 'brutal' statement: UTV Internet
Stormont teases worthy of burlesque: BBC
Jim Fitzpatrick
Tory leader Davd Cameron may destroy Irish peace process: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
'Unionist confidence' is the key issue once again: Belfast Media
Editorial
Robinson raises possibility of DUP merger: RTE
Council to co-operate with Robinson inquiry: UTV Internet
Application backed by Iris Robinson was approved: BBC
Social worker chosen as DUP replacement for Robinson: The Scotsman
Michael McHugh
Profile – Northern Ireland First Minister Arlene Foster (Jan 21): BBC
Jonathan Maitland
Anderson confident of taking Foyle seat: Derry Journal
Alliance Party to hold conference: BBC
Ministers reaching out across history's wide divide: Belfast Media
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir
When Ian and Martin prayed: BBC
William Crawley
The human touch can raze barriers: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
After dust settles, issue of expenses will still be there: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
IRA leader Billy McKee says Denis Donaldson didn't kill local defender in Battle of St Matthew's: Belfast Media
Roisin McManus
Kingsmills 'murderers' are named (Jan 6): The News Letter
Devlin 'didn't stand a chance': UTV Internet
Bill of Rights initiative has strong support (Jan 15): Belfast Telegraph
Amy Ryan
Would a Bill of Rights ensure a better future for Ulster?: The News Letter
Sadie Hamill & Jeffrey Dudgeon
Why we must give brave Mo benefit of the doubt: Belfast Telegraph
Jane Graham
Cross border bodies 'face cuts': BBC
Kevin Magee
Brown urged to change MP mental illness law (Jan 14): Belfast Telegraph
Protestant Traybakes v Catholic Scones – Ulster's sectarian pattiserie: Telegraph.co.uk
Petroc Trelawny
Salt in our wounds! (Jan 12): Derry Journal
Anger as An Post to spend €3m on uniforms in North (Jan 11): Evening Herald
Geraldine Gittens
Eucharistic Congress faces funding shortfall (Jan 10): The Sunday Times
Justine McCarthy
Ireland – The island of saints and blasphemers? (Jan 6): LATimes.com
Michael McGough
Belfast journalists support their Basque colleagues facing prison (Jan 4): Belfast Media
ETA moaned to IRA about faulty missile: Belfast Telegraph
Michael Lavery
Friday, January 22
First Minister urges London to intervene as negotiations stall: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan & Gerry Moriarty
Brown may step in to help talks: UTV Internet
Foster meets Tory spokesman for talks: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Unionists' talks 'fig leaf' for Sinn Fein deal: The News Letter
Political opponents' views differ (Jan 14): Impartial Reporter
Sinn Féin to discuss power sharing role: RTE
Northern parties reach yet another critical juncture: Southern Star
Editorial
McGuinness to meet Tory spokesman: BBC
Talks 'not about Westminster': The News Letter
DUP may give UUP free run in two crucial seats: Belfast Telegraph
Hopes raised of pro-Union pact: The News Letter
Tories and unionists – what is David Cameron planning?: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
UUP-DUP talks are welcome: The News Letter
Editorial
Police to investigate Northern Ireland MP Iris Robinson's business dealings: The Times
David Sharrock
PSNI confirms Robinson inquiry: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Iris Robinson lobbied for developers who provided money: BBC
Robinson probe should be widened – developer: The News Letter
Former mayor Iris accused SBN of trying to ruin husband's career (Jan 18): Belfast Media
Maria McCourt
The real scandal is the attack on Officer Heffron (Jan 20): Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
High-ranking garda joins PSNI in cross-border deal: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Policing Board to scrutinise PSNI search powers (Jan 15): BBC
Police stop-and-search powers used most in North West: BBC
Heightened republican threat results in increased use off special powers: Londonderry Sentinel
1,000 non-Catholic rejections by PSNI: The News Letter
Fermanagh to get half of police graduates: Impartial Reporter
PSNI – No 'no-go' areas for officers: The News Letter
Why Adams and police must both come clean on abuse allegations: Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann
Alliance pick Farry for election: BBC
Election battle gears up: Londonderry Sentinel
Thomas Devlin murder suspect 'in an agitated state': Belfast Telegraph
Sports unite against sectarianism: Belfast Telegraph
Claudy venue for 'Experiences of the Troubles' programme: Londonderry Sentinel
Peter King's "terrorism" problem (Jan 6): Salon.com
Alex Koppelman
Calls for 'republican' minister to resign over Balmoral security row: The Times
Lorraine Davidson
Thursday, January 21
Still no deal on Northern Ireland policing devolution: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
McGuinness to brief SF colleagues: RTE
Political crisis could be resolved in matter of hours, says Maskey (Jan 18): Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
DUP, UUP and Tories meet for secret talks on strategy: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
When real meaning can go spinning out of control: Belfast Telegraph
Owen Polley
Nesbitt 'needs to clarify UUP speculation': The News Letter
Counsel appointed in Robinson inquiry: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Swift move to replace Robinson: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Councillor will force by-election in Castlereagh (Jan 18): Belfast Media
Scott Jamison
Edwin Poots rules out probe into lobbying by Iris Robinson: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
'Iris is more of a sinner than us' (Jan 13): Banbridge Leader
Aine Fox
Oi, the Robinsons are lifting my plot lines: Irish Echo
Garbhan Downey
Touch of vertigo in Northern body politic: The Irish Times
Fionnuala O'Connor
Irish scandal – An affair could set back the cause of peace (Jan 13): Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Editorial
Looking towards a busy political year (Jan 18): Belfast Media
Jimmy Spratt
Stop-and-search 'not traditional policing alternative': BBC
UDA chief's fears over 'dissident' loyalist groups (Jan 18): Belfast Media
Alana Fearon
Why Sinn Fein is neither Left nor Right, but green all over: Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann
Woman rejects SF abuse account: BBC
Adams hits back over 'upsetting' criticisms (Jan 18): Belfast Media
Allegations are untrue – Adams: The News Letter
Shots fired over republican's coffin: Derry Journal
PSNI probe after funeral gun salute: Belfast Telegraph
Real IRA 'leader' in Supreme Court bid: UTV Internet
Politicians condemn bombing of a West Belfast cop (Jan 14): Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
History is made with Omagh trial video-link: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
CIRA demanding kickbacks from local drug dealers (Jan 18): Belfast Media
Horse first, then cart ... it's time nationalists got real about unity: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Thomas Devlin's killer 'threatened' firefighter: BBC
Sectarian stand-off at Finaghy (Jan 18): Belfast Media
Ciara Quinn
Group with Orange links asked to resubmit Boyne obelisk plans: The Irish Times
Elaine Keogh
They were born just as violence was erupting on our streets ... so what did the last 40 years hold for these five children? (Jan 11): Belfast Telegraph
Rachel Quigley
I'll speak freely – you can shut up (Jan 17): Sunday Herald
Ian Bell
Wednesday, January 20
Martin in Stormont amid fears for talks: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
McGuinness meets UK ministers: Belfast Telegraph
Alliance 'extremely confused' – McCrea: UTV Internet
DUP host talks over policing: The News Letter
Come into the parlour: UTV Internet
Ken Reid
DUP and UUP in secret talks: The News Letter
Tory spokesman holds secret meeting on 'political stability': Belfast Telegraph
Unionist deal 'could boost Cameron': Belfast Telegraph
McGuinness defends Gerry Adams over handling of sex abuse claims: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Sinn Fein questioned about suspension: Belfast Telegraph
SF threat to sue over claims of sex abuse cover-up: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
Why Gerry's problem just won't go away, you know: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
Perversional Sinn Féin chief sets (stuck) record straight: The Irish Times
Newton Emerson
If Adams falls, it could herald a new era: The News Letter
Sam McBride
McAllister has no murder agenda: Newry Democrat
Joanne Ross
Why Jim is really just a chip off the old unionism bloc: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
Robinson scandal makes headlines around the world: The News Letter
N R Greer
Devastating sound of the alpha male breaking in two (Jan 10): Sunday Tribune
David Kenny
Fred Fraser – The hardball businessman who built and built (Jan 14): Belfast Telegraph
UUP is tight-lipped over Nesbitt (Jan 18): BBC
Lady Hermon may attend election talks: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
PSNI 50-50 policy 'disgraceful': The News Letter
PSNI in ATM theft row: Newry Democrat
PSNI confirm release of Massereene suspect: RTE
Thomas Devlin's friend heard cries of pain: BBC
Ex-prisoners appeal denial of compensation: Derry Journal
Perjury denial in Omagh bomb retrial: The Irish Times
Launch of Bloody Sunday campaign: Derry Journal
Irish still give Obama a green light: GlobalPost.com
Conor O'Clery
'Royal succession breaches European law' – MPs and peers (Jan 19): The Scotsman
Andrew Woodcock
Haiti disaster puts our problems in perspective: The News Letter
Liam Clarke
Campbell demands probe into Gaza visit: Derry Journal
Tuesday, January 19
Talks make progress despite DUP doubts: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Policing devolution 'good' – Foster: UTV Internet
Stormont deal could be done by end of the week: Belfast Telegraph
Orange support for devolution of powers: The News Letter
Ministerial rumour way off the mark, says Lady Hermon: Belfast Telegraph
Personal and political pressures weigh heavily in talks endgame: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Rushing through justice deal isn't the way forward: The News Letter
Sammy Wilson
McGuinness as First Minister? Carson would turn in his grave: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Assembly informed of Robinson resignation: RTE
Stormont questions over men who bankrolled Kirk McCambley's business: Belfast Telegraph
Developer calls on Peter Robinson to retract IRA slur: Belfast Telegraph
Robinson must now answer hard questions: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Did childhood tragedy lead to downfall of Iris?: Belfast Telegraph
Jane Graham
Who can replace the 'lost' St Iris ... before the DUP is torn apart?: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
The Bible and the ballot box days are behind us: Belfast Telegraph
Henry McDonald
Sex scandal? Yes, here's to you, the real Mrs. Robinson (Jan 15): Toronto Sun
Connie Woodcock
Sinn Fein suspends woman councillor over child sex abuse claims: The Times
David Sharrock
Suspended Sinn Fein councillor still went to meetings: Belfast Telegraph
Abuse – SF must be unequivocal: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Sinn Féin hindered by a partition it despises: The Irish Times
Harry McGee
GAA pundit slams dissidents over attack: The News Letter
32CSM dismiss Republican drug seizure link: Derry Journal
Fresh arrest over soldier murders: The News Letter
Man shot in paramilitary style attack: UTV Internet
Return of 'Mad Dog' could pose a real threat to peace: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
Voting should be compulsory, argues MLA: Belfast Telegraph
David Young
Public dismisses call as a 'terrible idea': The News Letter
Fatally ill loyalist prisoner Speers not examined: BBC
On the run bomb accused is rearrested: Belfast Telegraph
Witness tells of 'frenzied' knife attack on teenager: The Irish Times
Brown murder review could take two years: RTE
Miami Showband to be honoured on stamp: Belfast Telegraph
Concern among companies in the North about implications of Nama: The Irish Times
Francess McDonnell
Spanish PM saved from assassination by faulty IRA missile: Daily Telegraph
Fiona Govan
Hume, Trimble to attend Nobel dinner: UTV Internet
Was Mo Mowlam right to have lied about her cancer?: Daily Telegraph
Linda McDougall, Jenni Murray & Sarah Burnett
Monday, January 18
DUP and SF to resume talks amid progress: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
'Just days left' for parties to break the policing and justice stalemate: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan and Noel McAdam
Arlene Foster hails positive atmosphere at NI talks: BBC
Finance package may be key to North policing deal (Jan 17): Sunday Business Post
Pat Leahy
Power-sharing needs a shake-up if it's to survive (Jan 17): Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
Failure is not an option as talks over North deal stall: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
DUP backs Iris Robinson over support for developers' building proposals: Belfast Telegraph
Kirk McCambley still owes me £5,000, says developer (Jan 12): Belfast Telegraph
Robinson affair has a knock-on political effect (Jan 17): Sunday Business Post
Peter must pack up politics and spend more time with his family (Jan 13): Belfast Telegraph
Sharon Owens
Have Robinson baiters nothing better to do? (Jan 16): The News Letter
Sandra Chapman
Time for maturity, vision and courage: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
North needs funds: Irish Echo
Editorial
Loyal Orders should be 'exceedingly careful' (Jan 11): The News Letter
Gerry Adams reveals his brother was party treasurer (Jan 17): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
Liam Adams was never 'dumped' from Sinn Féin (Jan 17): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
Adams denies political pressure over brother's role in Sinn Féin: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
'Adams was told about what X had done to me' (Jan 17): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
Grand-niece of Provo legend endured horrific sexual abuse (Jan 17): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
Sinn Féin – Not our job to probe abuse claims: Irish Examiner
Conor Ryan
SF suspend member on abuse claim: BBC
Sinn Fein threatens to sue over Sunday newspaper claim: Belfast Telegraph
SF must address abuse if it wants credibility (Jan 17): Sunday Tribune
Editorial
Sinn Fein dismiss Frazer allegation: Newry Democrat
Joanne Ross
UUP councillor urges Sinn Fein to put reins on Ruane: Fermanagh Herald
Belfast boys break ice of cross-Border suspicion: The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Republic-based gang blamed for latest smash-and-grab ATM raid: Belfast Telegraph
Adrian Rutherford
Philanthropist McClay passes on amid the politics (Jan 16): BBC
Jim Fitzpatrick
'Law & Order' Memorial causes some trouble in Council chamber: Ballymena Times
Anglicans and Catholics team up to spread word: Irish Independent
John Cooney
Should a vacancy arise at the top, the DUP's got talent . . . (Jan 13): The Irish Times
Newton Emerson
Shoppers from the Republic help boost Belfast retailers (Jan 17): Sunday Business Post
Kieron Wood
Revelation puts Mowlam's zestful style in new light: Irish Independent
Nicholas Leonard
Disarming Hezbollah (Jan 11): Foreign Affairs
Steven Simon and Jonathan Stevenson
Salmond under fire for 'Scottish' census split (Jan 17): Scotland on Sunday
David Maddox
Sunday, January 17
Devolution talks 'work in progress': UTV Internet
Chances of justice deal 'no higher than 50/50': Belfast Telegraph
Hillary Clinton intervenes in Northern Ireland talks: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Patrick Roberts
Stormont rivals shake hands at last: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Robinsons face fresh scrutiny of finances: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Iris Robinson asked parliamentary questions about Castlebawn plans: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Iris whistleblower's Dublin Council role: Evening Herald
Claire Murphy
Campbell backing for Robinson: The News Letter
Views are divided on Robinson scandal: Portadown Times
Victor Gordon
Church's outrage over Taliban jibe: The News Letter
Peter Robinson ended my career but I'm still sorry for him, says ex-DUP man Paul Berry: Belfast Telegraph
Claire McNeilly
Ulster's Iron Lady steps forward: The News Letter
Joanne Savage
Peter Robinson full interview – Truth about Iris and me: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
DUP in crisis – Liam Clarke interviews Peter Robinson: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
The end of the affair: The News Letter
Nick Garbutt
Life isn't fair, and Peter's getting used to it: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Why Ulster should celebrate its sex and money scandal: The Observer
Andrew Rawnsley
Sex, lies and cheating wives: Sunday Herald
Kate Figes
Robinson not alone in her pursuit of the younger man: Sunday Independent
Paul Hopkins
Gerry Adams – I didn't know of brother's party links: Scotland on Sunday
Nicholas Christian
Adams 'unaware of his brother's role in Sinn Fein cumann': Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Liam Adams traded on brother's name to advance career: The Sunday Times
John Mooney
Robinson seen as a joke but Adams must face serious questions: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Political and personal crises collide at Stormont: BBC
Mark Simpson
Sinn Fein? They have gone away, you know: The Sunday Times
Sarah McInerney
Mad Dog Adair – I'm going home: News of the World
Stephen Breen
Man accused of killing UDA chief refused bail: Belfast Telegraph
Dissidents linked to ATM raid: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Digger used to rip ATM from bank in Crossmaglen: BBC
Northern Ireland dissidents use remote control bomb in attack on PSNI officer: The Observer
Henry McDonald
No support for dissident attacks (Jan 11): Belfast Media
Editorial
Pictured – The £1m ski chalet that's Shaun Woodward's SEVENTH home: Mail on Sunday
Glen Owen and Peter Allen
Mo Mowlam lied to Blair about her brain tumour: Independent on Sunday
Jane Merrick
At 21, paratrooper Alistair Hodgson, lost both legs in an IRA booby trap bomb. Today, 17 years later, he is one of the world's best skydivers (Jan 12): Belfast Telegraph
Rachel Quigley
Back seat for Irish in the EU: The Sunday Times
Sarah McInerney
Saturday, January 16
DUP-Sinn Féin talks continue as progress made: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
DUP brief colleagues on devolution talks: UTV Internet
Policing deal talks will 'define politics in North': Irish Independent
David Young and Steven McCaffery
Peter Robinson talks of pain caused by wife's affair: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Attack on father forced Minister's family to leave border home: Fermanagh Herald
Nuala McAloon
How DUP turned crisis into opportunity for fresh start: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Events have scandalised rank-and-file DUP – Allister: Belfast Telegraph
Unionists divided over Robinson scandal: Ulster Herald
Aileen Murphy
A lurking distrust of conniving women (Jan 13): The Irish Times
Fionola Meredith
Paisley's party has little to laugh about: Belfast Telegraph
Clifford Smyth
More than one fight for political survival (Jan 12): Derry Journal
Norman Hamill
Iris Robinson scandal should make Assembly system more urgent than ever (Jan 13): Belfast Telegraph
Sam Lister
Robinsons Miscellany (Jan 14): Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
The world according to Iris – 'I'm not the brightest light in the chandelier' (Jan 10): Sunday Tribune
When the Good Wife turns out to be a bad apple: Toronto Globe and Mail
Ian Brown
The real Mrs Robinson is no Anne Bancroft in The Graduate (Jan 13): Guardian.co.uk
Peter Bradshaw
Iris Robinson did wrong – but she recognises that: Irish Catholic
Mary Kenny
All still to play for (Jan 14): The Economist
It's not just a Robinson affair: Ulster Herald
Editorial
Impact of the Robinson affair: Irish Independent
Editorial
PSNI players to keep the flag flying for Heffron (Jan 15): The Irish Times
Pádraig Coyle
PSNI warning as Antrim GAA club targeted: RTE
'I would encourage young Catholics to join the PSNI': Ulster Herald
Michele Canning
Liam Adams worked for SF 'after 1997': UTV Internet
SF branch unaware of abuse claims, says Adams: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
Republican to challenge trial without jury: UTV Internet
Man in court M1 motorway bomb charges: BBC
Come clean on collusion says IAUC: Irish Echo
Stevens Inquiry libel case delayed: UTV Internet
Despite all, UDA guns move is very welcome (Jan 7): Belfast Media
Editorial
English barrister apologises to two Birmingham Six: The Irish Times
Getting to the Art of the troubles (Dec 7): Belfast Telegraph
Matthew McCreary
Schism fears for Gaeilgeoirí: The Irish Times
Brian Ó Broin
The Security State (Jan 13): Brooklyn Eagle
Henrik Krogius
Clegg warns of threat to union if Cameron wins keys to No 10 (Jan 15): The Herald
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