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Sunday, July 15
August likely for Drumcree talks between residents and Order: (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Normality in Northern Ireland: eitb24.com (Jul 13)
Jesus Torquemada
Commander of the peace: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Orange groups urged to avail of money pot: The News Letter (Jul 11)
Don't hold your breath, Jackie: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Labour's deal with Sinn Fein for Seanad elections falls apart: Sunday Independent
Maeve Sheehan
What has changed, after all that election outrage, that Pat Rabbitte can now cosy up to Sinn Fein?: Sunday Independent
Willie O'Dea
Shoddy Senate SF deal betrays traditions of Labour Party: Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
Loyalists' victim still in a coma one year on: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
O'Kane murder case to be reopened: Irelandclick.com (Jul 13)
Áine McEntee
DUP – deal or no deal: Ballymena Times
Flags spark playground row: Newry Democrat
MP urges IFA to set example on flags: (from the Irish News, Jul 12)
Drumming up a success: The News Letter
Phil Crossey
Same problem, different year?: The News Letter (Jul 13)
Alex Kane
Helping Resolve Conflicts: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Niall O'Dowd
Saturday, July 14
Paisley, McGuinness for NYC Ball: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Cahir O'Doherty
If Paisley and McGuinness can do it...: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan Duddy
Achieving a policing service for all is still a work in progress: Irelandclick.com
Martin Morgan
Divisions begin to heal – McAleese: Ireland.com (Jul 12)
Good to watch, but nothing to warm the heart: Belfast Telegraph
Bob McCullough
Marching to Orange tune: Irelandclick.com
Editorial
Apprentice Boys hall is attacked: BBC
Grieving Catholic family receives loyalist death threats: The News Letter
Threat to father must be lifted: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Family of IRA men escape injury in bomb attack on police: Irish Independent
George Jackson
Stone attack 'terrifying' – victim: BBC
Dispute Over H-Block Future: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Barry McCaffrey
Poots not 'got at' over Maze site: BBC
Fans' fury at Windsor report leak: The News Letter (Jul 12)
Ireland Festival revives the American dream of Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
Matthew McCreary
Brown's brave quest to define Britishness could backfire: The Herald
Alan Trench
Friday, July 13
Former leader of Orange Order targets Sinn Fein: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Ex-Orange chief issues challenge to republicans: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Silence at the DUP's 'betrayal': The News Letter
Test for DUP on watershed Twelfth: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Orange parades turn from confrontation to jamboree: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Orange men attacked in Armagh, Belfast: Ireland.com
PSNI pleased by peaceful Twelfth: BBC
Féile versus Orangefest: Irelandclick.com
Evan Short
Dunloy lodge hits out at 'being denied rights': The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Politics absent from First Minister's Twelfth speech: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
McAleese hosts Twelfth function: BBC
Why change must now be felt tangibly on the ground: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Past will dictate plans to update Orange Order: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney
Time for all sections of the community to celebrate: The News Letter
Editorial
One rule for the Orange Order: Irelandclick.com
Editorial
Signs of change in Twelfth speeches: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
DUP MLA blasts Sinn Fein after halls are attacked: The News Letter
Arson attacks increase tension: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Top soldier – PSNI can deal with security: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
SF in 'Northern Ireland' label row: Belfast Telegraph
Linda McKee
'No shrine at Maze': The News Letter
Kate Chambre
Tyrone attack blamed on dissidents: Ireland.com
Royals being used by 'dirty tricks brigade': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
UVF massacre plan fuels inquiry demand: Newry Democrat
UVF gang planned to kill 30 children: (from the Irish News, Jul 9)
Barry McCaffrey and Seamus McKinney
A story that bears repeating: Irelandclick.com
Des Wilson
First minister lashes out over Pope's remark: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Thursday, July 12
DUP 'is siding with SF over unionists': The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Orangemen to question SF role: UTV Internet
Allister blasts DUP over SF partnership: The News Letter
Resolutions to contain call for Sinn Fein apology: The News Letter
Paisley proves what a difference a year makes: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Devolution stirred in the Campbell spin: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
No more paramilitary involvement: UTV Internet
Bringing families back to the Twelfth: Belfast Telegraph
Claire McNeilly
Commission permits loyalist counter demo: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
BNP 'will not use Order': Newry Democrat
President hosts Twelfth commemoration: Ireland.com
Growing tourist interest in 12th: BBC
Yvette Shapiro
Parades ... could there soon be a deal?: Belfast Telegraph
Eric P Kaufmann
Orangeism must show its best face: The News Letter
Why I'm proud to walk the path my father trod: Belfast Telegraph
David Hume
Orange festival is getting into step: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Four held over Orange Hall attacks: Ireland.com
Sinn Fein looking to the PSNI for justice: The News Letter
Kate Chambre
Report ignores collusion allegations: (from the Irish News, Jul 7)
Seamus McKinney
Behaviour of British troops is just like old times: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
A maze of lies: Belfast Telegraph (Jul 10)
Gail Walker
Paisley lambasts Pope in address: UTV Internet
Wednesday, July 11
Action is urged over IRA 'death threat': The News Letter
Little to be gained from short term shock tactics: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Call for clampdown on party donations: The News Letter
Campbell reveals Blair's warning to Adams: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
PSNI to hear South Armagh concerns: UTV Internet
Loyalists plan protest over protest: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Tension ahead of parade: Irelandclick.com
Evan Short and Áine McEntee
Row as banner honouring UVF killer carried at march: (from the Irish News)
Allison Morris
Unionist in religious attack on SNP: The Scotsman
Louise Gay
Newry unionists 'can't be mayor': The News Letter
Millions spent on councils review: BBC
PM's first visit 'will strengthen UK ties': The News Letter
Queen 'could lead victims' parade': The News Letter
Senior garda will review Fullerton murder inquiry: (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
MP questions enquiries policy: The News Letter
MuGuinness and Paisley 'singing from the same hymn sheet': UTV Internet
Removal of prison 'unacceptable': The News Letter
UUP peer rows with Cypriot delegation: UTV Internet
Tuesday, July 10
SDLP praises 'positive' resolution: (from the Irish News)
Alana Fearon and Barry McCaffrey
Orangemen demand Drumcree dialogue: The News Letter
Philip Bradfield
Another peaceful parade, a new mood of optimism: Belfast Telegraph
Ashleigh Wallace
Crowds turn out to mark parade's 200th anniversary: The News Letter
A challenge for the Order: The News Letter
Alex Kane
C'mon Gordon … join the parade: (from the Irish Daily Star, Jul 9)
John Coulter
Too many have not grasped new opportunity: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Damning judgment that tarnishes 'new' force's reputation: Sunday Life (Jul 8)
Police appeal anti-Catholic claim: BBC
Maze decision setback: The News Letter
Laura Murphy
New twist in Maze saga: UTV Internet
Poots off his Ed: Sunday Life (Jul 8)
Linda Gilby
BBC defends reports after Robinson 'pro-IRA' claims: (from the Irish News)
Alana Fearon
New book goes behind Good Friday deal: RTE
Looking toward the horizon – Gov. Perdue wraps up international trade mission: Gainesville Times (Jul 8)
Harris Blackwood
Terror in Glasgow? Scots Are Perplexed: New York Times (Jul 9)
Serge F. Kovaleski & Ariana Green
Monday, July 9
Protest over Paisley stance: The News Letter
Row over DUP's Twelfth pledges: The News Letter
Just like two peas in a pod . . . Fianna Fail and the DUP: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
'McGuinness made a point and forced you to take it on board': The Scotsman
Hamish MacDonnell
Police welcome 'peaceful' Drumcree: UTV Internet
Orange parade ends peacefully but members still seek talks: Irish Independent
Michael McHugh
Hopes of end to parade dispute: The News Letter
Philip Bradfield
Northern Ireland – Orange Order marches on, but now it's a festival: The Independent (Jul 8)
Cole Moreton
The Twelfth needs to be transformed: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Gusty Calls It A Day?: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
Cops in the dock: Sunday Life (Jul 8)
Ciaran McGuigan
We can tiptoe round the past or we can take bull by horns: Sunday Life (Jul 8)
Brian Rowan
Army hails its Ulster success: The News Letter
Pupper-masters of dirty war still pulling strings: Sunday Life (Jul 8)
Brian Rowan
Labour and SF discuss voting pact to elect senators: The Irish Times
Stephen Collins
Guildford and Birmingham justice victims for film festival: Irish Independent
Senan Hogan
Look to Northern Ireland for Blair's record: Newark Star-Ledger (Jul 1)
Beth Gardiner
Ahern pledges €25m fund to nurture peace: The Irish Times
Stephen Collins
Fears over 'hangers-on' as Grand Master joins police for march: The Herald
Gerry Braiden
Sunday, July 8
Hopes high for quiet Drumcree: Belfast Telegraph
Connla Young
Orangemen holding Drumcree parade: BBC
Orangemen target September for Drumcree march: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
Now is the time for residents to meet with Orange leadership to settle Drumcree: (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Thousands in Donegal for Orange Order parade: UTV Internet
Julie O'Connor
Orange hall attack is condemned: BBC
SF show that home is not always where their vote is: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Maze must keep status – McGuinness: BBC
DUP postpones Maze plans: (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
RIRA's dark threat: Irelandclick.com
Editorial
IRA 'still a threat to wife of Castlereagh suspect': Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Loughgall highlighted as a major 'success': (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
Structures that 'defeated' IRA were in place by 1980: (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
A true story of the Falls Curfew: Irelandclick.com (Jul 3)
Seán Maguire
Hamill family demand inquiry into PPS decision: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
Treble role for ministers needs review: The News Letter (Jul 3)
Editorial
Project unites Northern Irish teens: New Orleans Times-Picayune (Jun 24)
Earl Hodges
North's economy needs 'hand up not hand out': (from the Irish News, Jul 3)
Gary McDonald
'Crunch time on the Scottish question': Sunday Herald
Iain Macwhirter
Saturday, July 7
DUP rules out date for devolved policing: Ireland.com
Chief Constable asked if he's prepared to arrest politicians: The News Letter
Peace taking root in Northern Ireland: Cleveland Plain Dealer (Jul 1)
Elizabeth Sullivan
SF has to learn politics of cooperation and coalition: (from the Irish News)
Denis Bradley
Time to say goodbye as a new page turns on history: Belfast Telegraph
Dean Pittman
No legal action over march ban: The News Letter
Loyalists carried UVF man's banner: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
Make marching part of normality: The News Letter
Lord Ashdown
Death threats are issued against five men: Irelandclick.com
Roisin McManus
Eleven or 14 councils is an absolute: The News Letter (Jul 5)
Editorial
Bombed station site gets makeover: BBC
'DUP needs to sort out Maze row': (from the Irish News)
William Graham
The language is in safe hands: Irelandclick.com
Diarmuid Ó Tuama
Learning the language . . . but hardly any native speakers go to Gaelgoir pre-schools: Irish Independent (Jul 4)
High Court delay 'hurting unionists': Newry Democrat (Jun 20)
British army report says it did not defeat IRA: Ireland.com
Eoin Burke-Kennedy
Glaring omissions from analysis: (from the Irish News)
Wrongly accused local man finally has his name cleared: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
Dougan 'was unsung hero of peace': BBC (Jul 5)
Scotland and Northern Ireland brief shared in Lib Dem reshuffle: The Scotsman (Jul 4)
Gerri Peev
Brown evokes symbolism of Britishness: The News Letter (Jul 4)
Editorial
A symbol of tolerance: The Herald
Editorial
Friday, July 6
A setback for power-sharing on our councils: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
DUP demands will weaken links with Britain: (from the Irish News, Jul 4)
Brian Feeney
Unlikely partners working in harmony: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
NI ministers to consider UDA funding: Ireland.com
Police quash Twelfth riot call: Impartial Reporter
MLAs appeal over rioting at north Belfast interfaces: UTV Internet
Dublin rally will be 'three times as big': Newry Democrat
DPP changes 'not leading to ex-terrorists in PSNI': The News Letter
Philip Bradfield
Confidence in police 'at an all-time high': The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Clear platform for progress: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
O'Loan stands over report on Omagh bomb: Ulster Herald
Orde in Troubles probe warning: UTV Internet
Probes could hit morale, says Orde: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Pattern of systemic inequality must be reversed: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney
Folklife Festival controversy stems from Northern Ireland's troubled past: The Journal News (Jul 5)
Brian Tumulty
'Together' worked: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Stadium row rumbles on: UTV Internet
Ball still up in the air over stadium: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Hussey slams Sinn Féin comments about MoD lands: Ulster Herald
Mark McKelvey
Drive to reverse NI 'brain drain': BBC
Troubles group aim for brighter future: Derry Journal
Keep your politics to yourself, teachers told: Belfast Telegraph
Lisa Smyth
London's young Irish relish having dual identities: Irish Post
Grand master to monitor Orange parade with the police: The Herald
Gerry Braiden
Thursday, July 5
Police confidence exceeds target: BBC
£4m cash boost to promote integration in Ulster: The News Letter
Orange Marchers Barred From Garvaghy: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Barry McCaffrey
New flag laws should apply in Ulster – DUP: The News Letter
The Ulster irony of the UK terror alert: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
BNP to seek Derry members: Derry Journal
Fr. Reid's secret letter to Haughey started peace journey: (from the Irish Times)
Ed Moloney
Difficult task of linking truth and search for justice: Belfast Telegraph
Roy McClelland
Troubles legacy group meet in Derry: Derry Journal
RUC's sacrifice 'is beyond price': The News Letter (Jul 2)
'Informer War' in Belfast: Irelandclick.com (Jun 28)
'Help me to find the men who murdered my son': The News Letter
'Murph chaos – 3 face eviction: Irelandclick.com (Jul 3)
Ciarán Barnes
Poots 'over-ruled' on Maze site: BBC
Revealed at last – why they chose the Maze site: The News Letter
North Ministers Work Together in U.S.: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Cahir O'Doherty
A history of the Troubles, according to Gordon: Belfast Telegraph
Lisa Smyth
Executive considers council move: BBC
Irish Invite for Blair: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Paddy Clancy
What do Chelsea and Belfast have in common?: The Times
Lucy Alexander
Catholics call on Brown to repeal Act of Settlement: The Guardian
Severin Carrell
Wednesday, July 4
Another historic handshake: Belfast Telegraph
Ashleigh Wallace
Adams branded a traitor over handshake: ITV
Orde's visitation: The News Letter
Editorial
Ex-prisoners to serve on police bodies: UTV Internet
Symbolic talks may be delayed until September: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Conservatives will 'back process': BBC
We want marriage of odd couple to transform Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
A break to reflect on year of immense change: (from the Irish News)
Breidge Gadd
Tutu's insight on Ulster has proved to be correct: Belfast Telegraph
From Marching Season to Junkets: Derry Journal
Gerry Murray
Ulster's local council leaders – it's unionists 21, nationalists 4: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Parade meeting for S'field residents: Irelandclick.com
Áine McEntee
Loyalists barred: Irelandclick.com
Roisin McManus
Has violent Drumcree hate finally yielded to respect?: (from the Irish News)
Susan McKay
Another brick on the wall: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott and Mark Oliver
Signs of Troubles: Belfast Telegraph
David McKittrick
MLA condemns BNP's bid to recruit members in NI: UTV Internet
Beware of the Irish American watchdog: Irelandclick.com
Editorial
Group in pledge to shape NI's future: UTV Internet
Paisley pledges support to NI victims: Ireland.com
MLA warns over victims' future: UTV Internet
Suicide 'legacy' of NI Troubles: BBC
Mother hopes for justice for shot son: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
Sinn Fein told to hold its peace: Irish Independent
Catholics attack Brown over discrimination law: Daily Telegraph
Katherine Griffiths
Tuesday, July 3
Woodward is hopeful over handover: BBC
Time for justice to be devolved: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Drumcree could be sorted in a few hours: Belfast Telegraph
Hopes of agreement after peaceful peaceful march: The News Letter
Ashdown cautious on parades: Ireland.com
Reynolds 'tops Orange wish list': BBC
MI5 will weaken Ombudsman's powers – O'Loan: Belfast Telegraph
'We have been vindicated': The News Letter (Jun 30)
SF reaction 'is anti-police bile': The News Letter (Jun 30)
We are still waiting for justice over the Finucane murder: The Guardian
Lucy Claridge
McCartney case gets go ahead: UTV Internet
Adams' day of unity isn't coming: The News Letter (Jun 25)
Alex Kane
No more money in kitty – Woodward: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Assembly's US effort praised: UTV Internet
Ministers are moving away from parish-pump politics: (from the Irish News)
Tom Kelly
Site of Wright killing could become 'a tourists' peepshow': The News Letter
Centre could mark resolution not to repeat past: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Applying lessons from Northern Ireland: Haaretz
Carlo Strenger
Monday, July 2
Public 'must have say on Rights Bill': The News Letter (Jun 29)
Collusion victims plan Belfast rally: Sunday Life (Jul 1)
Stephen Breen
18 years of investigation, three inquiries, not one prosecution: (from the Irish News, Jun 26)
Barry McCaffrey
Poots – I'm write: Sunday Life (Jul 1)
Alan Murray
Culture attacks: The News Letter (Jun 28)
Editorial
Omagh family drop out of lawsuit: (from the Irish News, Jun 28)
Barry McCaffrey
Calling All de Gaulles!: The Blanket (May 1)
Eoghan O'Suilleabhain
Lawyer Peirce to help McAliskey: (from the Irish News, Jun 28)
Political theatre was at the core of the Blair era...: Sunday Life (Jul 1)
Henry Patterson
Tony's award: Irish Echo (pdf format)
Ray O'Hanlon
Irishman who played patriot game: The Times
David Sharrock
Thompson Seeks Out Maggie: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Peace building expertise sought world-wide: (from the Sunday Times, Jul 1)
Liam Clarke
Sunday, July 1
Cracks widen but eyes stay shut as SF's '26-county element' implodes: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Reality Bites for Sinn Fein: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
John Spain
O'Loan's fears as she steps down: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Woodward to administer a shrinking NIO: (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Hain is 'gone but not forgotten': BBC (Jun 28)
Gareth Gordon
Loyalists call on 'broker' Albert: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
Contentious march ends peacefully: BBC
Our role in our future: Irelandclick.com (Jun 29)
Des Wilson
Addressing the Troubles of the past: BBC
Kevin Connolly
Finucane case decision went against advice of top lawyers: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
Yet another setback: Irelandclick.com (Jun 29)
Editorial
INLA suspected over grenade attacks: Sunday Independent
Maeve Sheehan
INLA feud with Dublin criminals puts ceasefire under threat: (from the Sunday Times)
John Mooney
Schoolbook explains the Troubles to 13-year-olds: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Yes, the Maze belongs in museum: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Irish Americans held secret talks with loyalists: Irish Echo (pdf format, scroll down)
An Historic U.S. Trip: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Niall O'Dowd
US spectacular showcases NI's best: BBC
Kevin Sharkey
Accountants call for all-Ireland corporate tax: Sunday Business Post
Samantha McCaughren
A hard but inspiring road ahead: The Observer
Martin Newland
Row erupts as Salmond broaches independence: Scotland on Sunday
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