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Tuesday, January 31
McNarry – I've been betrayed, abused and hung out to dry: (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Liam Clarke
Veteran Assemblyman 'will hardly be missed': The News Letter
David McNarry went too far in interview says Tom Elliott: BBC
Membership of secret talks teams revealed: The News Letter
UUP is a coalition of individuals: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Timeline to a party's meltdown ...: (from the Belfast Telegraph)
'I didn't take decision lightly': The News Letter
Tom Elliott
Peter Robinson takes the grandstand view: BBC
Mark Devenport
DUP outrage at boundary plan: UTV
Ex-RUC officers' jobs – senior police call for audit office probe: BBC
Senior PSNI officer sees battle with dissident republican violence as being a long haul: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Temporary staff was seen a 'short-term fix', former senior police say: BBC
Vincent Kearney
'Police threatened to ruin my life' – claim: Derry Journal
'Dark side' of policing still a concern for republicans: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Old Bailey bomber Marian Price's detention 'used as dissident recruitment tool': Belfast Telegraph
David Young
SDLP MLA Pat Ramsey critical of Marian Price detention: BBC
Duffy could be a real peace-maker: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
McGuinness Irish unity comments 'unrealistic': The News Letter
Large turnout at Uniting Ireland conference: Derry Journal
Robinson set trap for naive – McCrea: The News Letter
Robinson's GAA visit 'positive step': UTV
Robinson's move a game-changer: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Computer is examined in Stephen Carroll court case: BBC
Former Sinn Féin councillor's DNA 'on jacket in car allegedly used by killers': Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Man jailed for petrol bomb attack after parade: BBC
Lord Saville – Bloody Sunday was Derry's 'most terrible day': BBC
Bloody Sunday killings 'an appalling injustice': The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Eamonn McCann resigns as Bloody Sunday Trust chairman: BBC
Flag will fly for Jubilee: Lurgan Mail
What about the damn glam scam, eh, ma'am?: Belfast Media
Senior officer had Fleadh team role: UTV
Senior civil servants dealing with church 'should be screened': Irish Independent
Fiach Kelly
Reinstate our man in the Vatican, say FG TDs: Irish Independent
Michael Brennan
No need for a tartan army when Salmond is around: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Civic Scotland 'will not agree second referendum question': Daily Telegraph
Simon Johnson
Ed Miliband pledges to fight Salmond 'toe-to-toe' over referendum saying 'separation would not help people of Scotland': Daily Mail
Emma Reynolds
Labour puts a thoughtful case for the Union: The Herald
Editorial
Monday, January 30
North in 'united Ireland vote by 2016': Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
UUP in crisis as McNarry resigns: The News Letter
Dissidents pose less of a threat as splits widen: Belfast Telegraph
Henry McDonald
Top judge talking baloney – Hain (Jan 27): (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Liam Clarke
Bloody Sunday anniversary marked: The Irish Times
George Jackson
'Bloody Sunday was poison. Finally our city is moving on': The Independent
David McKittrick
Derry is now a better place: Guardian.co.uk
Jeananne Craig
Release IRA tapes says Jean McConville's daughter: BBC
Anger over 'hidden away' royal pictures: The News Letter
Basketball peace scheme comes on in leaps and bounds: Belfast Media
Beyond the pale – a city underclass bent on anarchy: Belfast Telegraph
Henry McDonald
Warm welcome as smiling Robinson gets to grips with Gaelic football: Irish Independent
Lesley Houston
Fleadh goes North for first time: Irish Independent
Breda Heffernan
Troubles legacy blamed for Protestant migration from south Armagh: Newry Times
Paul Malone
An Irishman's Diary (Jan 28): The Irish Times
Frank McNally
In Swiftian tradition dean fires parting shot (Jan 29): Sunday Independent
Eamon Delaney
'Ireland Stand Up' is leading a powerful grassroots campaign to reverse the closure of Ireland's embassy to the Holy See – the politicians will now retreat (Jan 25): Catholic Herald
William Oddie
Pope unlikely to visit Republic but trip to North may be on the cards (Jan 28): IrishCatholic.ie
Michael Kelly
Irish want referendum on fiscal treaty: Financial Times
Jamie Smyth
Varadkar claims referendum option not democratic: Irish Independent
Fiach Kelly
European Treaty – Desire for a referendum: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Scottish independence – Posing a simple question proves far from easy (Jan 27): The Scotsman
Eddie Barnes
I still want to be in UK, says Alex Salmond: The Scotsman
Scott MacNab
Independence Part 1 – How Scotland has changed (Jan 29): Sunday Herald
Iain MacWhirter
Untied kingdom: Financial Times
Brian Groom
Ending the Union ends the UK and Salmond knows it: Daily Telegraph
Alan Cochrane
Are we about to witness the end of Britain?: Daily Mail
Dominic Sandbrook
Sunday, January 29
Basil McCrea questions David McNarry's future in the UUP: BBC
If parties do unite, they need to do it soon (Jan 25): The News Letter
Sam McBride
Tories planning Ulster re-launch (Jan 25): The News Letter
If we open our minds the walls will come tumbling down: Belfast Telegraph
Security services making a killing from the Troubles (Jan 27): Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann
Events to mark Bloody Sunday anniversary: RTE
Memories of a radical lawyer (Jan 25): Derry Journal
Sean McLaughlin
Dramatic move as Senator John Kerry steps into Boston College dispute: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Brian Fitzpatrick
View Garland should be tried in Ireland at heart of ruling (Jan 28): The Irish Times
Carol Coulter
Robinson attends Gaelic football match: UTV
Peter Hain memoir – charm offensive won Paisley over: (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Liam Clarke
Rev Ian Paisley ends 60 years of full-time ministry (Jan 27): BBC
Mark Simpson
Celebratory atmosphere at farewell service for Paisley (Jan 28): The Irish Times
Fionola Meredith
Bishop accused of incitement to hatred in homily: Sunday Independent
Jerome Reilly
Derry to host Fleadh 2013: UTV
Irish Minister says Ireland's neutrality on Hitler was morally bankrupt: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Cathy Hayes
Shatter spoke for Irish Protestants as well as the Jewish congregation: Sunday Independent
John Paul McCarthy
Cross-Border Conference on Addiction to help Newry Cuan Mhuire: Newry Times
Paul Malone
No further tax powers for Scotland, says David Cameron: Scotland on Sunday
Eddie Barnes
Scots should back calls for a parliament for England (Jan 26): The Scotsman
Eddie Bone
Who most wants independence for Scotland? The English…: The Observer
Andrew Rawnsley
Over to the people to have their say (Jan 26): The Herald
Editorial
Tory iconography in a Whig nation (Jan 25): Daily Telegraph
Daniel Hannan
David Cameron calls for reform of European court of human rights (Jan 25): The Guardian
Nicholas Watt
Europe's top judge – Cameron is wrong about human rights (Jan 25): The Independent
Nigel Morris, Jerome Taylor
Court in the dock (Jan 27): The Irish Times
Editorial
Saturday, January 28
Tom Elliott 'explores' UUP-DUP cooperation: BBC
McNarry under fire over DUP talks claim (Jan 25): (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Liam Clarke
McNarry quits UUP assembly group: UTV
David McNarry, his party leader and a Friday night phone call: BBC
Martina Purdy
Unionists urged to attend SF united Ireland debate: BBC
Former prisoner is to chair Belfast policing: Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
Commissioner 'should oversee PPS': Belfast Telegraph
Gardai seize cache of dissident arms in apartment raid: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Northern Ireland terrorism suspect is just a trainspotter, lawyer says: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Message to those trying to wreck our city: Derry Journal
Claire Allan
Duffy – 'It's the H-Blocks again': Belfast Media
Gráinne Brinkley
Ex-IRA chief could be tried here over Korean forgery plot: Irish Independent
Mark Hilliard
Ex-republican leader who never wavered in protesting innocence: The Irish Times
Marie O'Halloran
Extradition application refused but judge refers case to DPP: The Irish Times
Carol Coulter
John Kerry Getting Involved in U.K. Case Over Irish Republican Army Fighters: TheAtlantic.com
Judge tosses lawsuit seeking to block subpoenas for handover of secret IRA tapes (Jan 24): Washington Post
Boston College Caught In Dispute Over Belfast Project: WBUR.com
Sacha Pfeiffer and Lynn Jolicoeur
Neil Hyde 'has named Martin O'Hagan murder gang': BBC
'Sunday' anniversary must be 'iconic day' for demonstration 'Time for protest not over' march organisers: Derry Journal
Struggle Through Decades to Overturn Massacre Lies: Huffington Post
David Tereshchuk
Bloody Sunday helped reconcile Southern nationalists to partition: The Irish Times
Eamonn McCann
IRA convictions against husband and wife to be quashed: BBC
'Waterboard' torture claims heard: UTV
Conflict over 'Prime Time' apology: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
Meeting queen leads to door marked 'Exit': Belfast Media
Jude Collins
All-island plan for alcohol pricing: UTV
Irish, NI and Scottish governments to pursue €7bn joined-up energy grid? (Jan 26): SiliconRepublic.com
Carmel Doyle
Treaty wording may help Irish Government avoid referendum (Jan 27): The Irish Times
Arthur Beesley
Taking On Soccer Violence, One Derogatory Chant at a Time: New York Times
Sarah Lyall
More than just a Scottish question: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
'It won't work' is not good enough (Jan 27): The Scotsman
Joyce McMillan
If Britain is so great,why can't they sell it to us?: The Herald
Ian Bell
Saying No to independence is not enough: The Scotsman
Henry McLeish
Friday, January 27
Empey – Scottish split 'may reignite Troubles': The News Letter
Nicholson hands UUP an age-old headache: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Unionist unity is illogical, impractical and wrong: The News Letter
Michael Shilliday
Hain memoir remarks 'unwarranted': BBC
Facing legal fury, Hain hits back: The News Letter
Security alert in Co Fermanagh: UTV
IRA membership trial collapses: The Irish Times
Man to face to terrorism charges: UTV
Donegal murder – 'more will face justice': Donegal Democrat
Declan Magee and Diarmaid MacDermott
Split over Bloody Sunday march plan: Belfast Telegraph
Family vow to clear Bloody Sunday victim's name: BBC
In the shadow of Bloody Sunday: Irish Examiner
Smithwick Tribunal – Tribunal defends garda's collusion warnings: The News Letter
Commemorations can be strong unifying influence: The Irish Times
Brian M Walker
Partition has 'shattered' Derry-Donegal, claims MacLochlainn (Jan 24): Derry Journal
Catherine McGinty
Fleadh decision due on Saturday: BBC
Jennifer O'Leary
SF man to challenge gun licence snub: UTV
Row over banner: Lurgan Mail
Westminster visit for Ballymena's Creative Peace Mural Society: Ballymena Times
Celtic still to learn fate from UEFA: The Herald
Michael Grant
Martin McGuinness – How I fell in love with cricket (Jan 25): Guardian.co.uk
Patrick Kingsley
School provision a Catholic right, says cardinal: The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Parental control shaping education: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Alex Salmond – 'Chancellor would bite our hands off to keep the pound': The Scotsman
Andrew Whitaker
Nuclear subs will stay in Scotland, Royal Navy chiefs decide: Daily Telegraph
James Kirkup
Scottish independence referendum – Alex Salmond takes to the world stage to sell Scotland's story (Jan 26): The Scotsman
Tom Peterkin
Mixed reaction to Scottish plan: UTV
Ken Reid
Why is Salmond so afraid of the 'S-word'?: Daily Telegraph
Alan Cochrane
Are independence scare stories more likely to have the opposite effect? (Jan 22): Sunday Herald
Ian MacWhirter
Cornish party Mebyon Kernow sees the future in black and white: Guardian.co.uk
Steven Morris
Thursday, January 26
McNarry 'has minutes of inter-party talks': The News Letter
More questions than answers over DUP-UUP discussions: BBC
Martina Purdy
Parties must move beyond peace process divide: The News Letter
Lee Reynolds
Peter Hain's memoirs – insights into haggling that led to Northern Ireland power-sharing deal: (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Liam Clarke
Hain accused of attack on justice: The News Letter
Paterson condemns bomb attacks: Belfast Telegraph
Colin Duffy acquittal raised in Commons by William McCrea: BBC
Teen told to apologise to policemen's families: Derry Journal
Andrew Burns' family express sympathy for killer's family: BBC
DUP councillor would 'rather die' than be snapped with SF: Mid Ulster Mail
How Bobbie can show us all what respect really is: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
Showdown: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Boston College Researchers Drink with the IRA, and Academics Everywhere Get the Hangover: Forbes.com
Harvey Silverglate & Daniel R. Schwartz
Boston College archives case has long reach: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Army's smuggling report 'exaggerated': The Irish Times
Tim O'Brien
1981 murder case against Swatragh man 'collapses': Mid Ulster Mail
No Oscars for Margaret Thatcher's Irish legacy: Irish Echo
Gerry Adams
Sinn Fein votes in favour of official apology to Irishmen who fought Hitler: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Patrick Counihan
A time to pardon: The Irish Times
Editorial
U-turn by Ulster Council on Derry fleadh welcomed: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Pregnant woman distressed after Irish passport issue: Derry Journal
Kyle Lafferty – My sectarian abuse every day: Scottish Sun
Nick Sharpe
Scottish independence – Momentous day as Salmond outlines referendum vision: The Scotsman
David Maddox, Eddie Barnes & Shan Ross
Verse used to put the case for and against Scottish independence: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
Alex Salmond's 'loaded' question for Scots on breaking away – 'Do you agree your country should be independent?': Daily Mail
Tim Shipman
Poll boost as Salmond starts on historic path: The Herald
Brian Currie, Robbie Dinwoodie and Martin Williams
Alex Salmond's wish is for a home rule option for Scotland – and he'll get it: Guardian.co.uk
Martin Kettle
Game, set, but a long way from match for Oor Eck: The Herald
Iain MacWhirter
If Mr Cameron fails to stand up to the devious, slippery Alex Salmond, the end of the Union will be his wretched legacy: Daily Mail
Stephen Glover
"Elephant and three Celtic fleas": BBC
Betsan Powys
Slippery Salmond is yet to convince: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Wednesday, January 25
US judge finds no basis to stop release of IRA interviews: The Irish Times
Kevin Cullen
Federal judge dismisses suit that sought to block release of interviews by former Provisional IRA members: Boston Globe
Travis Andersen
Interviews About IRA Murder Head to Britain: Courthouse News Service
Rose Bouboushian
We won't give up terror tapes, say researchers: The News Letter
Boston College has undermined all researchers and journalists who rely on confidential sources (Jan 18): (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Liam Clarke
Dark truths from our past lie silent in Boston College: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Simpson
UUP meeting after claim of secret DUP talks: The News Letter
Parties 'working together on Westminster matters': The News Letter
Unionists invited to attend Derry's unity conference: Derry Journal
We will listen: Dromore Leader
Supergrass accused won't give evidence: UTV
Photographs of PSNI officers 'found on hard drives': BBC
Martin Kelly jailed for dissident murder of Andrew Burns: BBC
Champion power-lifter denies any knowledge of IRA activities: Irish Examiner
Fury at two-day security alert: Derry Journal
Derry bombers 'have nothing to offer' – DPP: Derry Journal
'Colombia Three' not on the agenda, says vice-president: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Tributes to IRA bus blast driver: The Advertiser Series
Stuart Minting
SWP supporting 'Sunday' march: Derry Journal
Driver told to remove ribbon: Derry Journal
Leaders hit out at Derry Fleadh snub: UTV
Derry Fleadh bid to go ahead after decision reversed: BBC
Migration 'a legacy of the Troubles': The News Letter
Hunger Strike play set for Armagh: Newry Times
Paul Malone
Plaid victories 'could deliver independence referendum': BBC
England will be better off without Scots, says 'Anglophile' Alex Salmond: Daily Mail
Tim Shipman
Time to make a devo deal: The Scotsman
John Curtice
Can the Union handle a rude English awakening?: The Herald
Ian Bell
Alex Salmond – crossing the border: Guardian.co.uk
Editorial
Scots referendum triggers fears of Spain breakaway: The Herald
Tuesday, January 24
Boston researchers fight against seizure of IRA interviews: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Feds seek to dismiss lawsuit over secret IRA tapes: Boston Globe
BC legal battle to unfold before students: Boston Globe
Milton J. Valencia
Could they shed new light on a decades-old murder? Boston College ordered to release IRA tapes: Daily Mail
McConville death secrets in Boston archive: The News Letter
Boston College defends role in fighting tapes action: BBC
Caught in a tug of war: Boston Globe
Kevin Cullen
Unionist parties in top level co-operation talks: (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Liam Clarke
United unionism – are we about to see a DUP and UUP alliance?: BBC
Martina Purdy
Now is the moment to sharpen up or be left behind: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Removing barriers in people's minds will bring down walls: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
Derry tourist office reopened after bomb attack: BBC
Ballykelly security alert 'elaborate hoax': Derry Journal
Man due to face terrorism charge in Londonderry: BBC
Battle for hearts and minds key to stifling terror threat: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Families want UVF handlers prosecuted: UTV
Hain stresses need to get along: UTV
Hain says 'best job' was NI Secretary role: BBC
Surprise at Ulster Council rejection of Derry fleadh application: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Fury as Derry bid to host All-Ireland fleadh rejected: Irish Independent
Eimear Ni Bhraonain
Just ignore the 'UK' part of the culture title: Derry Journal
Norman Hamill
Off-key fleadh call should be reversed: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
ITV slammed by watchdog for passing off clip from a video game as footage of IRA attack on British helicopter in flagship news show: Daily Mail
Richard Hartley-parkinson
Paisley travels to Africa for peace and reconciliation efffort: Ballymoney Times
DFM 'to stay clear' of Scottish debate: UTV
Dump Scots and unite with South – Get Ireland back with the Brits: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Scottish referendum poll suggests Alex Salmond has mountain to climb: Guardian.co.uk
Tom Clarke
IPPR report – More English think devolution and Welsh assembly harmful: BBC
Scottish independence referendum – First Minister's aides in hush-hush meeting with English campaigner: The Scotsman
David Maddox
UK break-up debate 'too Scottish', says First Minister Carwyn Jones: WalesOnline.co.uk
Matt Withers
England learning to fly its own flag: The Scotsman
Peter Jones
Monday, January 23
Police dismiss Duffy's 'planted DNA' claims: The News Letter
Profile – Brian Shivers already has 'death sentence' (Jan 22): Sunday Telegraph
Duncan Gardham
Bring on 'Northern Ireland Spring': The News Letter
Alex Kane
UUP ill-advised to cosy up to the DUP: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Gerry Adams no fear about Boston College tapes: BBC
Judge to BC – Turn over more materials: Boston Globe
Travis Andersen
Martin McGuinness prepared to meet Queen in future: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Suspicious device found in Ballykelly: UTV
Our message to bombers (Jan 21): Belfast Telegraph
County Tyrone Orange Hall daubed with republican graffiti: BBC
Attack on Orange hall sparks Twelfth fears: The News Letter
Bloody Sunday relatives want Paras 'hunted down like Nazis' (Jan 22): (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
Sinn Fein leader requested a private meeting on the eve of IRA ceasefire: The News Letter
Disgust at Magherafelt republican 'merchandise' available online: Mid Ulster Mail
Derry fails in 2013 All-Ireland Fleadh bid: BBC
Were you a nurse during the Troubles?: Derry Journal
Standing up to keep our Vatican embassy: Irish Examiner
Mary E Fitzgibbon
Dean criticises Catholic Church's 'lack of ecumenism': The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Ireland, the Commission and the Holy See (Jan 19): IrishCatholic.ie
David Quinn
Former referee denies knowledge of offensive anti-Catholic rant: STV
Grow up, Salmond tells UK: The Herald
Brian Currie
English voters grow resentful of Scotland's 'special privileges: The Guardian
Peter Walker and Severin Carrell
Scottish independence – Backlash warning as English identity rises: The Scotsman
David Maddox
A rational debate on independence is the way forward: Sunday Herald
Editorial
Sunday, January 22
Republican cleared of murders says DNA was planted in car: Independent on Sunday
David McKittrick
Colin Duffy in 'state persecution' claim: BBC
Mark Simpson
Duffy – My sorrow over shot soldiers: (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
So what do you know, Duffy?: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Terminally ill killer Brian Shivers will die behind prison bars: Belfast Telegraph
David Young
Bishop condemns bombing: Londonderry Sentinel
Blasts won't stop us creating peaceful and prosperous Derry: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid and Donna Deeney
International support for Irish Language Act at 'boiling point': Belfast Media
Old foes predict a golden future in Northern Ireland even as the bombers strike: Sunday Telegraph
Cole Moreton
McGuinness open to meeting Queen: Burnley Express
Belfast, divided in the name of peace: The Observer
Sean O'Hagan
Supergrass witnesses have 'flawed memories': BBC
Judge continues Haddock trial: UTV
Glenvarna man pleads guilty to explosives charge: Newtownabbey Times
Judge fed up with court regular: Impartial Reporter
Victim's family still seeks 'closure' over Teebane massacre: Antrim Times
Teebane bomb 'intended for Magherafelt company': Mid Ulster Mail
Play marks anniversary of Bloody Sunday: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Uniting Ireland conference launched: Derry Journal
Would it be Dumb to Hold a Referendum?: IrishTimes.com
Deaglán de Bréadún
Ireland is last-chance saloon for many English pros: Irish Echo
Dave Hannigan
Charles Sale – Olympic football rejections not due to national concerns (Jan 18): Daily Mail
Charles Sale
Scottish independence referendum – Liberal Democrats deputy leader Simon Hughes calls for English devolution: Scotland on Sunday
Eddie Barnes
Scots extremists in warning over referendum: Sunday Express
Allison Cameron
We're proudly Scottish – but still British: Independent on Sunday
Douglas Alexander
Saturday, January 21
Brian Shivers found guilty of Massereene murders: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Republican guilty of murder of former Edmonton schoolboy Sapper Patrick Azimkar: Enfield Independent
David Hardiman
Barracks killer was terminally ill: Belfast Telegraph
Duffy to speak after his acquittal for murder: RTE
For the THIRD time in 20 years, notorious republican beats terror charges: Daily Mail
Old Bailey bomber to stand trial over Real IRA murder: Daily Telegraph
Duncan Gardham
Massereene – Justice a 'bit closer': Belfast Telegraph
Contrasting kinds of shock for Duffy supporters and soldiers' families: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Massereene massacre was 'distilled evil': UTV
Sapper Mark Quinsey's sister – We will never see justice: Birmingham Mail
Christina Savvas
Patrick Azimkar's parents say part of him lives on with them: BBC
Sharon Ferguson
Massereene: UTV
Sharon O'Neill
McGuinness and Robinson condemn Derry double bomb attacks: Derry Journal
Dissident republicans blamed for Londonderry bombs: BBC
Officers praised for bomb evacuations: The News Letter
Ill elderly forced to evacuate care home due to bomb attacks: Londonderry Sentinel
Man questioned over dissident activity: UTV
'We won't go away' – RAAD: Derry Journal
'Dissidents' behind armed robbery: Tyrone Times
Protest outside court: Lurgan Mail
Tories trying to poach our MLAs, claims David McNarry: Belfast Telegraph
Tom Elliott stokes up Republic row: Belfast Telegraph
People in Northern Ireland should have a say in new Irish constitution – TD: TheJournal.ie
Eirigi, SDLP, Sinn Fein and Davy Hyland furious at ex-RUC officers role in PSNI: Newry Times
Paul Malone
Supergrass trial goes on as one of accused cleared: Belfast Telegraph
Ivan Little
Victim's brother still seeks 'closure' over Teebane massacre: Ballymena Times
Sunday families back march move: Derry Journal
Hatred and intolerance is learned, not innate behaviour (Jan 19): Impartial Reporter
Julian Thornton
Little man syndrome rears its head again: Belfast Media
Right royal night out for Martin in London: The Irish Times
Friday, January 20
Two explosions at separate locations in Derry: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Northern Ireland police on full alert after Derry bombings: The Independent
Deric Henderson
Major disruption after Derry blasts: Belfast Telegraph
Verdict due over Massereene murders: UTV
Massereene killings intensified Northern Ireland peace efforts: BBC
Mark Simpson
Can Robinson woo a UUP on the rebound?: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Deal 'not delivering' for former prisoners: The Irish Times
Pamela Duncan
Former RUC officer criticises rehiring process: BBC
Vincent Kearney
Republican on explosives and arms charges: Impartial Reporter
IRA membership trial under way: The Irish Times
Village attack teenagers released: UTV
BC Ordered To Hand Over Belfast Tapes, Will Not Appeal Ruling: The Heights (Boston College)
David Cole
The Boston College IRA tapes controversy – A reply to Niall O'Dowd: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Ed Moloney & Anthony McIntyre
Making sense of that Boston College mess: Belfast Media
Jude Collins
If trust is lost, future promises naught but troubles for research: TimesHigherEducation.co.uk
Peter Geoghegan
How bus driver's death led to Diplock hearings: The News Letter
SDLP's outrage at Sinn Fein royalist jibe in Jubilee row: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Troubled Fleadh bid is back on track after board row: Belfast Telegraph
Donna Deeney
IFA deny stalling McClean's switch to Republic: Belfast Telegraph
Graham Luney
Georgian minister looks to Irish peace process: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Irish legal threat hangs over EU fiscal treaty: Financial Times
Jamie Smyth
Lemass would have wanted us to be at the heart of Europe: Irish Independent
Ronan Fanning
We'll take Scottish regiments to form our new defence force, Salmond says: Daily Telegraph
Simon Johnson
Scottish independence – Cameron should 'pull out' of independence debate: BBC
The Northern Ireland question – Alex Salmond's ticking bomb: TheWeek.co.uk
Crispin Black
If it's true anti-English sentiment is on the increase, there is only one reasonable response: The Scotsman
Tom Peterkin
New school of thought on sectarian debate: The Scotsman
Kenny Farquharson
Thursday, January 19
Elliott questions one unionist party: UTV
No rejection of DUP link from Elliott: The News Letter
David Ford welcomes commitment on justice ministry: BBC
Alliance Stormont roles at risk: Belfast Telegraph
Ex-prisoners to discuss Good Friday Agreement: BBC
Jennifer O'Leary
The detention of IRA veteran Marian Price harks back to internment: Guardian.co.uk
Eamonn McCann
Dissidents 'behind fuel racket': Belfast Telegraph
Police won't act on UVF beating, says campaigner: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
'Respect' shown if parades are banned believes LOCC: Belfast Media
Scott Jamison
£2m project aims to remove Northern Ireland peace walls: BBC
Belfast's ugly peace walls are better left standing – US funding for effort to take them down is misguided: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
Incredulity at missing police reports into Armagh man's murder: The Cross Examiner
Christine Keighery
Leaders angry over BC case ruling: Irish Echo
College has fought to deny access to interview materials: The Irish Times
Thomas E Hachey & Robert K O'Neill
BC case a show, or just foolishness?: Irish Echo
Chris Bray
The IRA isn't interested in truth, it wants information: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
SDLP criticises NI Assembly Commission's Language Policy on Irish: Newry Times
Paul Malone
US ambassador denies reports he is about to step down: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Green light for Fleadh bid: Derry Journal
Taxpayer has to foot bill for 'bankruptcy tourism': Irish Independent
Martina Devlin
Vatican embassy must still be closed, says Irish government: Belfast Telegraph
Fionnán Sheahan
Creighton backs bid to re-open Vatican embassy: Irish Examiner
Juno McEnroe
Queen gives Irish soldier medal for acts of bravery: Irish Independent
Barry Duggan
Rangers suspend chef after pictures of him posing next to IRA shrines appear on his Facebook page (Jan 17): Scottish Daily Record
Stephen Stewart
No chance to play blame game in full devolution divorce: Belfast Telegraph
Henry McDonald
Scots independence 'detrimental': Belfast Media
Michael McGimpsey
Regionalisation won't apply to MPs? Well, what a surprise: Belfast Telegraph
Scottish independence referendum – Give me a vote, demands English-based Scot: The Scotsman
Tom Peterkin
Economics emerges as central to Scotland's future (Jan 13): Financial Times
Chris Giles and Sarah O'Connor
Does Quebec have answers for us?: The Scotsman
Bill Jamieson
Wednesday, January 18
Unionist unity call: Lurgan Mail
Robinson 'would like' one Unionist party: UTV
Colin Lewis to take over Al Hutchinson ombudsman duties: BBC
Ex-RUC officers in 'sensitive' policing jobs: BBC
Vincent Kearney
DEL future: The News Letter
Sam McBride
It'd be great if Lord Sugar could lay waste to Stormont: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
How do we get new faces into Stormont?: The News Letter
N R Greer
NI peace wall removal initiative announced: RTE
Time for vigilantism to stop: Derry Journal
Pipe bomb found near Belfast school: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
'Belfast pipe-bomb was designed to kill': Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne McKeown and Megan Kelly Maguire
'Wipeout' threat to brothers: Evening Herald
Ken Foy
McCord to raise loyalist paramilitary concerns with Robinson: BBC
Supergrass legal arguments to go online: UTV
Derry sectarian attack investigated by police: BBC
Flag to move: Ballymena Times
Disgust as DUP fail to mark SF councillor's bereavement: Tyrone Times
Army families protest over firm's charity ruling: The News Letter
Permanent memorial for Kingsmill massacre: The Cross Examiner
Noble boxing initiative gives kids a fighting chance: Belfast Telegraph
Ambassador Dan Rooney to step down from Irish post says son: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
Corporation tax – decision by summer: Belfast Telegraph
Group to protest Vatican embassy closure: BBC
Jennifer O'Leary
Woman in attempt to overturn former IRA hunger striker's bankruptcy: Belfast Telegraph
Tim Healy and Louise Hogan
Northern Ireland MPs fear losing control at Westminster: Belfast Telegraph
Tom Moseley
Keep your nose out of it, Tom: (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Liam Clarke
Queen's academic examines West Lothian Question: BBC
Stephen Walker
West Lothian question inquiry 'risks creating second-class MPs': Guardian.co.uk
Severin Carrell
The greater threat to the Union comes from England: Daily Telegraph
Daniel Hannan
Tuesday, January 17
Ford seeks guarantee on future as Minister: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
David Ford – protect tenure of Justice ministry: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
New year brings doubts over fragile peace (Jan 11): Irish Echo
Editorial
Old Bailey bomber Marian Price to stand trial: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Veteran republican in court on firearm and explosive charges: Impartial Reporter
An Avoidable Tragedy – Long Kesh 1981 (Jan 9): IrishTimes.com
Deaglán de Bréadún
Fine Gael students in Cork propose honor for Iron Lady Margaret Thatcher: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Patrick Counihan
Why we need a second Iron Lady: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Who knew? Scotland and Ireland love The Iron Lady (Jan 10): Guardian.co.uk
Charles Gant
Brendan Duddy's 'red book' on web: Derry Journal
Numbers game is becoming a reality (Jan 12): Belfast Media
Anthony Neeson
Derry interface incidents down: Derry Journal
Frustration for residents as McFeely takes UK bankruptcy (Jan 14): Irish Independent
Dearbhail McDonald
McFeely's lawyers did not know he filed for UK bankruptcy: The Irish Times
Fiona Gartland
Governments seek more European peace money: BBC
Gilmore backs €300m EU peace fund bid: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Struggles within modern republicanism laid bare (Jan 15): Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
Ex-President says yes to renaming of Boyne Bridge (Jan 11): Meath Chronicle
Boy, 16, attacked by four men after asking them to stop sectarian songs: The Scotsman
Craig Brown
Warning over legality of Scottish referendum: The Independent
Katrine Bussey
Independent Scotland would be 'humiliated' like Zimbabwe over pound: Daily Telegraph
Simon Johnson
Scottish independence by numbers: The Spectator
Peter Hoskin
Ireland's travails a salutary tale for breakaway Scots: Belfast Telegraph
Tom Elliott
It's pointless to hold back the tide of history: The Scotsman
Tom Nairn
Amid the talk of Scottish independence, it's now time to answer the English Question: Daily Telegraph
Philip Johnston
What happened before Quebecers said Non (Jan 12): The Scotsman
Alisa Henderson
Bye Bye, Canada (Jan 12): New York Times
Francisco Toro
Monday, January 16
Boston tapes 'give hope to victims': The News Letter
PSNI legal bid for Boston College IRA tapes 'not way to truth': BBC
Sorry still the hardest word – at Stormont and beyond: BBC
Martina Purdy
Workers protest after military charity snub: The News Letter
The New Face of Sectarianism in Northern Ireland: Huffington Post
Tara McEvoy
Dissidents link to armed robbery: BBC
Man charged over soldier bomb: UTV
Gareth O'Connor murder investigation – 16,000 pages of evidence uncovered: Newry Times
Declan McAteer
Hunger-striker's daughter denounces Sinn Féin: (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
Service to mark 20th anniversary of Teebane massacre: BBC
Twenty years on, Teebane families voice frustration: The News Letter
Suspects' interview notes ruined by asbestos: The News Letter
When the war ends (Jan 3): Belfast Media
Gráinne Brinkley
School campus plan a model for N Ireland: Financial Times
Jamie Smyth
Council of State tells us much about Higgins (Jan 15): Sunday Independent
John-Paul McCarthy
Public decries closure of embassy to the Vatican: Irish Examiner
Paul O'Brien
Unionist MP's anger as US drops 'Scots-Irish' term from census list: Belfast Telegraph
Matthew Symington
In puzzling move US Cenus bureau to differentiate Irish Scotch and Scotch Irish: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
Cameron agrees Salmond summit: The Herald
Kate Devlin
MoD drawing up plans to withdraw Trident from Scotland: The Scotsman
'Split would spark rethink on union': South Wales Evening Post
Empey in warning over Scottish independence: The News Letter
Scottish 'divorce' will throw North's identity into chaos: Irish Independent
Mary Kenny
The hidden agenda behind fight against independence (Jan 14): The Herald
Ian Bell
Cut out the blarney and talk sense: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Scottish independence – Bannockburn divided on everything except the euro (Jan 13): Guardian.co.uk
Severin Carrell
Union vote not just for the Scots: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Referendum must offer Scots a clear choice – Yes or No (Jan 15): Sunday Herald
Editorial
Blow for Scots as poll shows 79% support in England for voting curb on their MPs: WalesOnline.co.uk
David Williamson
Time for a West Lothian solution: The Herald
Editorial
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