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Thursday, July 15
Petrol bombs thrown in fourth night of city trouble: BBC
Northern Ireland leaders urge calm, denounce violent Belfast protests: Los Angeles Times
Henry Chu
PSNI chief defends police response to Ardoyne riots: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
'Significant arrests' promised after Belfast riots: BBC
Robinson and Baggott deny riots rift: UTV Internet
DUP – top officer said sorry for criticisms of Robinson: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam and Victoria O'Hara
'Cynical godfathers' behind NI violence: IrishTimes.com
Children join third night of N.Ireland riots: Montreal Gazette
Eamonn Mallie
Belfast battles become 'Disney theme park' as rioters use high-powered laser lights to blind police: Daily Mail
David Wilkes
Stormont executive to tackle violence: RTE
Belfast riots police should get tough, says father of injured officer: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Order blames republicans for attacking police at legal Orange parade: Londonderry Sentinel
Flags removed 'to cause tension': The News Letter
Marches legislation 'can be saved': Belfast Telegraph
'Theme park' rioting raises old fears: BBC
Mark Simpson
Dissidents trying to hijack a peaceful future: The Irish Times
David Adams
Stop Thief!: BBC
Mark Devenport
Belfast rioters 'will not plunge Northern Ireland back into conflict': Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
The road to nowhere: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
'Time for a debate' on Orange rallies: MorningStarOnline.co.uk
Tom Mellen
Belfast peace will come when a shared future is forged: Guardian.co.uk
Claire Heaney
Police pay price for failed politics: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
IRA lorry bomb is 'on way' to Britain: The Sun
Graeme Wilson
Young IRA rebels plot new bomb horror to destroy Northern Ireland peace process: Daily Mail
Tim Shipman
Armagh blast bomb 'meant for police': UTV Internet
Man released in dissident republican case: RTE
Londonderry dissidents accuse Sinn Féin and DUP of hypocrisy: Londonderry Sentinel
PSNI complaints at eight-year high: Belfast Telegraph
Blair ready to cut troops to spur IRA, says Mandelson: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
Moving on from Bloody Sunday: Carlow Nationalist
Paddy Byrne
British link benefits wider society (Jul 13): The News Letter
William H Scott
Massive public support in Derry for bid to be UK's first city of culture: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Derry in running to be European Youth Capital: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Ex-prisoner loses his 'slopping out' action: The Irish Times
State only country in western Europe allowing practice: The Irish Times
Carol Coulter
Wednesday, July 14
Political Rifts Reappear in Northern Ireland Riots: New York Times
John F. Burns
'Shots fired' at police in Ardoyne: UTV Internet
Derry rioting 'among worst in decade': BBC
Shots fired at police in Bogside: Derry Journal
NI leaders urged to take action after riots: UTV Internet
Thugs aged eight pummel police in 'recreational' riot in Belfast that leaves 82 hurt: Daily Mail
David Wilkes
Northern Ireland leaders hit out at rioters after 82 police officers hurt: The Scotsman
Steven McCaffery
Belfast riot tactics defended by PSNI chief constable: BBC
Robinson blasted for criticism of senior officer after Twelfth violence: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Police chief to publish images of Northern Ireland rioters: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Ardoyne sit-down protest group is defiant: Belfast Telegraph
Anne Madden
Twelfth violence has cost millions, says police chief: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Riots – Female officer may have vertebrae damage: The News Letter
Ardoyne pensioner's plea after parade and violence disrupts husband's funeral: Belfast Telegraph
Clare Weir
Violence echoes beyond the streets of Belfast: The Independent
David McKittrick
Northern Ireland – A violence from the past: Guardian.co.uk
Nuala O'Loan
Groundhog Day Revisited: BBC
Mark Devenport
A slow march to progress: The Independent
Editorial
Both sides of sectarian divide must unite against dissidents: The Herald
Editorial
Riots in North – A threat to the peace we all demand: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Dispute over parade rules: Newry Democrat
Claire Treanor
Deadline over draft parade laws consultation: BBC
Castlereagh bomb 'elaborate hoax': UTV Internet
Hundreds stopped by PSNI under 'illegal' law: Newry Democrat
Martin Hearty
'Locked in' while police searched house – claim: Derry Journal
PSNI deathtrap: Newry Democrat
Brian Hyland
Stay calm appeal: Derry Journal
Unionists warn of danger in liberalising terror laws: Belfast Telegraph
Sam Lister
Euro experts blow to Executive language strategy: BBC
Conor Spackman
Ombudsman apologises to families of McGurk's bomb victims: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Truth was the first casualty of the Army's mind games: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
'Army not solely to blame' – claims Derry Orangeman: Derry Journal
Why it is a mistaken policy for Rome to offer Anglicans converting en bloc a church within the Church: Telegraph.co.uk
Gerald Warner
Tuesday, July 13
Ireland sees red as nationalists react in fury to Orange marches: The Scotsman
Shan Ross
Police officer seriously injured after loyalist march ends in sectarian riot: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Trouble flares in Lurgan: UTV Internet
Trouble causes travel disruption in Northern Ireland: BBC
Police hurt in violence around parades: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty & Dan Keenan
Northern Ireland – police condemn July 12 violence: Daily Telegraph
Murray Wardrop
Police urge solution to marching disputes: The Independent
David Young
Thousands march in Twelfth parades: UTV Internet
Sunbathing while Rome, Ahab and Jezebel burn: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Twelfth – Minister Foster wants all city centre shops to open for parades: Belfast Telegraph
Glorious Twelfth is now a major tourist attraction: The News Letter
Brookeborough – Southern guests try their first Twelfth: Belfast Telegraph
Parade proposals are 'a recipe for chaos': The News Letter
Ardoyne rooftop protest is no laughing matter: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Dragging the past in Ireland: Greensboro News & Record
Doug Clark
Marching to a different beat: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Bonfire insult to maimed teenager: Belfast Media
Portrush – Unionist infighting has led to apathy, Twelfth marchers are told: Belfast Telegraph
How to hoodwink Protestant voters: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
The Union is safe – as long as it delivers: The News Letter
Liam Clarke
"We don't need RAAD": Derry Journal
Ex-UVF man's journey from guns to the Bible: The News Letter
New inquest into death of Derry man shot dead by SAS: Derry Journal
State bans world war memorials on Defence Forces properties (Jul 11): Sunday Tribune
Ken Foxe
SF Senator challenges byelection refusal: The Irish Times
Mary Carolan & Harry McGee
Monday, July 12
Appeals for calm as dissident bomb explodes before Twelfth: Belfast Telegraph
Catherine Lynagh
Northern Ireland bridge bomb 'was designed to kill police': Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Police cautious around Belleeks bomb scene: BBC
So, how is the police officer hit with an iron bar? (Jul 7): Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Five men detained in operation targeting dissident republicans: Irish Independent
Shane Phelan
One charged in border dissident republican probe: BBC
Police chief calls for restraint during Twelfth parades: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Police officers injured as shots fired in 11th Night disturbances: Belfast Telegraph
Petrol bombs thrown at PSNI: UTV Internet
Fears mount in Belfast ahead of Orange march in Ardoyne (Jul 11): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
NI bishop calls on young people to reject violence during parade: The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Orangemen ready for Twelfth of July parades: BBC
Donegal's Orange parade draws 12,000 marchers and 30 bands: The Irish Times
Pocket Profile – Orange Men (Jul 11): Sunday Tribune
Gavin Corbett
The Twelfth is reduced to status of sideshow: The Irish Times
Ann Marie Hourihane
'Tis the Season to March in Belfast (Jul 11): New York Times
Pierre Ranger
Time to remove mental walls blocking tolerance in North: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
Orange Order is on march to obscurity (Jul 11): (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Top Orangeman pays tribute to President McAleese: Belfast Telegraph
High cost of insurance blamed for decline of Orange arch (Jul 10): The News Letter
Family celebrates the return of the living dead (Jul 11): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
Catholic leaders criticise PM for backtracking on act of settlement: The Scotsman
Susan Smith
Gilmore attack on Pope leaves church steaming (Jul 11): Sunday Tribune
John Downes
What next for the UK parliament joint committee on human rights? (Jul 5): Guardian.co.uk
Colin Muray
Sunday, July 11
Gardai foil bomb plot to spark sectarian violence: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack and Elaine Keogh
South Armagh bomb 'targeted police': UTV Internet
Plea for calm over parades: The News Letter
Donegal Orange march bridges generation gap: BBC
Union flag to fly at Council on Twelfth: Ulster Star
Jenny Monroe
Orangemen tell of battle against red tape: The News Letter
How fur til have a glorious Twelfth when yer nat at it (Jul 9): Belfast Telegraph
Billy McWilliams
Orange Irish seek hero to rebrand their identity for the modern world: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Brendan Patrick Keane
Order drums up support for Queen visit: Sunday Independent
Paddy Clancy
Bowing to etiquette will help avoid a royal spat: Sunday Independent
John Drennan
How the truth about McGurk's Bar took decades to emerge (Jul 9): Belfast Telegraph
Ombudsman must explain his decision: The News Letter
Editorial
Paisley bangs the big drum but unionists are out of step (Jul 8): Belfast Telegraph
Chris Donnelly
The Bloody Sunday city set to be UK capital of culture: Daily Mail
Sterling's strength stops shoppers heading North -- but for how long?: Sunday Independent
Maeve Sheehan
New Union for a new century (Jul 9): The News Letter
David Hume
Media must keep up with the times (Jul 8): Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Protestant, Catholic teens from Northern Ireland find common ground during visit to Arlington: Dallas Morning News
Eric Aasen
Cameron urged to rethink referendum: Belfast Telegraph
Election move would cut MLA seats: BBC
Jim Fitzpatrick
Pope's visit could cost Britain more than £20m: Independent on Sunday
Brian Brady
Prince of Wales set to miss out on pope's visit: Guardian.co.uk
John Hooper
Women bishops row renews fears of Anglican church split: Independent on Sunday
Emily Dugan
The state and religion – The church risks looking absurd (Jul 9): The Guardian
Editorial
A vote that could split the Church: Sunday Telegraph
Editorial
Saturday, July 10
Police Ombudsman retracts pub bomb inquiry: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Ombudsman's future in doubt as McGurk's Bar report is delayed: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Ombudsman Hutchinson – Former Mountie with impressive record: Belfast Telegraph
PSNI 'still has power to stop and search': The News Letter
Officers disciplined over response to Stoneyford intimidation: Ulster Star
Police call on marchers, protestors to show restraint: BBC
Restrictions put on Stoneyford band parade: Ulster Star
Jenny Monroe
Orange parade on Saturday: Toronto Sun
Jenny Yuen
Quinn agrees with right to march but sees a need to adapt: Impartial Reporter
How conflict masked the Twelfth's decline: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Upfront: The Irish Times
Róisín Ingle
The boy and the bonfire: Belfast Telegraph
Kerry McKittrick
Orange Order is at a crossroads: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Glengormley hall fire 'deliberate': UTV Internet
Arrest over Rasharkin, Glarryford Orange hall attacks: BBC
Limavady Orange Hall attack 'sectarian' (Jul 8): UTV Internet
SDLP condemn SF arson: Derry Journal
UUP leadership pair share platform: The News Letter
Support for RAAD 'waning' – Yates: Derry Journal
O'Hagan murder charge withdrawn: UTV Internet
Cross-border justice group meets: BBC
'Persuade Britain you belong' (Jul 8): The News Letter
Graham Walker
Repaired Bloody Sunday artwork to be unveiled: Derry Journal
Secretary of State backs Derry Culture bid: BBC
Why Derry is my choice for culture capital: Irish Echo
Martin McGuinness
Why MLAs must get real and put holidays on hold (Jul 5): Belfast Telegraph
Laurence White
Counting the cost of the Papal visit: The News Letter
Ian Paisley
Leeds widow tells of pride after receiving soldier's Elizabeth Cross: Yorkshire Post
Laura Bowyer
Imperialism charge over English history curriculum (Jul 9): The Scotsman
Angus Howarth
Friday, July 9
Ombudsman finds no collusion in 1971 McGurk's Bar bomb: BBC
Recriminations still fly over McGurk's Bar massacre: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Relatives of bomb victims criticise report into atrocity: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
I won't apologise for saying IRA bombed McGurk's Bar, says Lord Kilcooney: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese and Noel McAdam
PSNI's power to stop and search citizens at random ruled illegal: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
DUP fears as stop and search halted: Belfast Telegraph
MLA condemns 'campaign of intimidation': The News Letter
Limavady Sinn Fein office targeted by arson: BBC
Orangemen rebuff appeal from Gerry Adams for meeting: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Orange Order to meet DUP to discuss future arrangements for parades: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Rival republicans thwarted Sinn Fein parade deal: Impartial Reporter
Rodney Edwards
Why Orangemen must put best foot forward: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Kaufmann
The Order's view must be conveyed: The News Letter
Editorial
Orange Order part of our heritage McGuinness tells AOH: Londonderry Sentinel
Former IRA hero hails 'healing day': Cincinnati Enquirer
Howard Wilkinson
Elliott kicks off campaign but McCrea plays dumb on challenge: Impartial Reporter
Madeleine Logan
Praise the Lord, but let's not ignore his past deeds (Jul 5): Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Petrol bomb attack on Ballymoney Hall: UTV Internet
Orange Hall attack – three charged: Belfast Telegraph
Man, 40, was injured in serious sectarian attack: Londonderry Sentinel
Eamon Sweeney
Unionists can add to vision of UK (Jul 7): The News Letter
Arthur Aughey
Queen's visit 'would aid process of reconciliation': The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Friendly persuasion: The Economist
Facebook campaigner to meet fire chiefs: UTV Internet
How Stormont fiddles while cars and homes burn: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
We must move on from tribal politics (Jun 28): Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
'I went into prison a terrorist and came out an evangelist' – Former Ulster fighter abandons life of violence after finding God: Daily Mail
Liz Hull
Irish Car Bomb inventor apologises: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Patrick Cooper
Britain's sovereignty and security are reduced: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
Thursday, July 8
Grand Orange Lodge rejects proposals by Sinn Féin and DUP on parading: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Parades plan in limbo after Orange Order's rejection: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Hardliners blamed for Order no vote: UTV Internet
DUP to 'work closely with Grand Lodge': The News Letter
Orange Order 'is not political': Belfast Telegraph
City shops open for Twelfth: UTV Internet
Scottish officers 'will not be policing' the Twelfth parades: The News Letter
The parades issue: UTV Internet
Ken Reid
Orange Order aims to drum up crowds of tourists for Twelfth: Belfast Telegraph
Victoria O'Hara
Drumming up enthusiasm for the Glorious Twelfth: Irish Independent
Martina Devlin
Manifesting culture that is dignified: The News Letter
Editorial
Freedom of assembly threatened in Northern Ireland: Guardian.co.uk
Vicky Conway
Police to suspend controversial stop-and-search powers: BBC
PSNI needs to stop and think about stop-and-search tactics (Jul 5): Belfast Media
Editorial
Man, 18, injured in paramilitary attack: UTV Internet
Boy attacked because he had GAA bag, says mum: Belfast Telegraph
Donna Deeney
CIRA crime exposed: Belfast Media
A blow for Irish...stupidity: Irish Independent
Liam Adams' extradition case postponed again: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Hutton
BBC told to stop dwelling on the Troubles: Belfast Telegraph
Adrian Rutherford
The curfew which sparked a war: Belfast Media
Prince Charles meets fallen officers' families: Belfast Telegraph
McGuinness to address Hibernian convention: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Union safe, but unionists need to be productive (Jul 6): The News Letter
Henry Patterson
Why we cannot afford to keep our schools apart: Belfast Telegraph
Geraldine Tigchelaar
Deal may damage investment in North, UUP warns: The Irish Times
Francess McDonnell
Graham McDowell says he's proud Irish and Protestant: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Sean O'Shea
Teens work toward tolerance, peace: Cincinnati Enquirer
Steve Kemme
Why Scots Tories should split from UK party (Jul 5): The Herald
Michael Settle
Wednesday, July 7
Orange halls hit with petrol bomb: BBC
DUP and SF clash over hall attacks: UTV Internet
DUP/SF moving at snail's pace on flags issue – Dallat: Derry Journal
Bonfire tyres should be 'branded': UTV Internet
Order 'rejects parades proposals': BBC
Orange Order is its own worst enemy: The News Letter
Liam Clarke
Heroic Belfast youths engage in rites of noble heritage: The Irish Times
Newton Emerson
Why police officers on the beat may soon disappear: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
Sinn Fein ministerial drivers back on agenda: BBC
'We have to stop Derry becoming another Dublin': Derry Journal
Eamonn McCann
Paisley path to peerage in the Lords: The News Letter
Editorial
Tearful McCrea names 'forgotten victims' of Provos: Belfast Telegraph
Sam Lister
DUP and SF clash on Troubles legacy: Belfast Telegraph
Bomb tribute campaign on Facebook: UTV Internet
No apology: Newry Democrat
Claire Treanor
US bars under fire for serving 'Irish car bomb' cocktail (Jul 4): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
Government lawyers to study Billy Wright death report: The Independent
Michael McHugh
Dad welcomes justice shake-up: Derry Journal
Victims Commissioners to meet Irish Foreign minister: BBC
Kenny should brush up on North-Blaney: Derry Journal
More Catholics identify with Northern Ireland (Jul 6): The News Letter
Ben Lowry
MPs ask – has devolution delivered for the people?: The Scotsman
David Maddox
Assembly 'could save £8m by cutting MLAs': The News Letter
Jeffrey Donaldson and the food bill he didn't pay for five months (Jul 2): Belfast Telegraph
Adrian Rutherford
Protestant teacher awarded £8,250 over redundancy (Jul 6): The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Sectarianism in any guise is plain wrong: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Archive site should use 'Derry' – McLaughlin: Derry Journal
Saville counsel 'paid half Moriarty total': The Irish Times
Marie O'Halloran
ESB to buy NI Electricity business: RTE
When Irish eyes are crying (Jul 6): Toronto Globe and Mail
Michael Higgins
Tuesday, July 6
Violence 'work of dissident groups' – Adams: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Teen 'stable' after west Belfast riots: UTV Internet
Northern Ireland's leaders condemn acts of violence: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Maghaberry alert 'elaborate hoax': BBC
Royal visit will honour peace process success – Martin: The Irish Times
Marie O'Halloran
Robinson's hopes for Queen's visit to Republic: Belfast Telegraph
Queen's visit discussed at Áras: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Royal protest – graffiti removed from monument: The Irish Times
Seán Mac Connell & Hugh McDowell
Orangemen issue new Drumcree talks call: The News Letter
Concern over parade protest: The News Letter
Nationalists must go on the march: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Drumcree deadlock: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Commons debating Northern Ireland Troubles victims: BBC
The start of normalisation: The Irish Times
Editorial
Unionists 'unaware' of secret discussions: The News Letter
McCrea challenged over leadership intentions: The News Letter
Crazy little thing called ... politics: Belfast Telegraph
Alison Millar
Paisley takes seat in Lords: UTV Internet
House of Lords is polite place that's perfect for the much-mellowed octogenarian Ian Paisley: Belfast Telegraph
Sam Lister
Let us go out and market the benefits of the Union: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Referendum/poll clash criticised: BBC
NI council elections may move to avoid referendum clash: BBC
Vagaries of electing our politicians: The News Letter
Editorial
Craigavon bids to be summer hotspot of a different kind: The Irish Times
Francess McDonnell
McGuiness anger at 'missed meeting': Belfast Telegraph
Economy discussed at cross-border talks: RTE
Let Ulster food be labelled as Irish, unionists insist: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Peace-building gets £4.1m boost: UTV Internet
Chance to remake political landscape (Jul 4): Sunday Business Post
Editorial
Cost of UK papal visit rises to £10m: Financial Times
Kiran Stacey
Pope visit protest warning: The Herald
Michael Settle
Monday, July 5
Unionists plan to join forces (Jul 4): (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Five Belfast policemen injured in sectarian riots: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Six officers injured in organised Belfast riots: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Police call for calm after gang fight erupts into full-scale riot: Belfast Telegraph
Amanda Poole
Police officer injured in city attack: BBC
Belfast drafts in officers from Strathclyde Police to patrol Orange Walk (Jul 4): Scottish Sunday Mail
Norman Silvester
Police prevent Orangemen parading on Garvaghy Road: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Drumcree now a far cry from confrontations of the past: Belfast Telegraph
Raymond Kilpatrick
Relief as parade passes off peacefully: Belfast Media
Ciara Quinn
Stop and search under scrutiny: Belfast Media
Basil McCrea
£2,000 legal aid bill for Knight (Jul 1): Londonderry Sentinel
Kevin Mullan
Rubber bullet victim shares stage with soldier (Jul 4): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
Northern Ireland archives show 1970s moves to keep republicans behind bars: Guardian.co.uk
Owen Bowcott
Getting more from our MLAs (Jul 2): The News Letter
Rick Wilford
Mending our divided society makes sense economically (Jul 2): Belfast Telegraph
Naomi Long
Bridging the divide falls victim to cuts (Jul 4): (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Economy to fore as North and South meet: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Cross-border body to raise sale of bank (Jul 1): Belfast Telegraph
Disputed north Atlantic outpost to 'fall to Britain's greedy hands' (Jul 4): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
Former DUP leader Ian Paisley to take seat in Lords: BBC
Clerics reject Paisley's pope visit comments: The News Letter
Opponents of Papal visit make strange bedfellows: Irish Independent
Mary Kenny
Papal visit – Catholic Church asked to pay more for Pope's tour: Daily Telegraph
James Kirkup
Sunday, July 4
Orange anger over Drumcree impasse: The News Letter
Bonfire near city hospital 'unsafe': UTV Internet
The former terrorists who are now preaching peace (Jul 2): Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Graffiti vandals target Orange halls: UTV Internet
Voters count cost of bigotry (Jul 1): Belfast Telegraph
Conall McDevitt
Salmond fury at referendum date: Scotland on Sunday
Tom Peterkin and Hamish Macdonell
An Irishman's Diary (Jun 29): The Irish Times
Desmond Fisher
Rioters attack police in west Belfast: UTV Internet
Honour for killed soldier's family: Belfast Telegraph
Belfast 'Bloody Sunday' Inquiry Called For (Jun 29): The Epoch Times
Damian Robin
Paisley 'drawn and hung' at Stormont and Westminster (Jun 29): BBC
DUP accused over reform of councils (Jun 24): Belfast Telegraph
The breakdown between Church and State poses a political dilemma: (from the Government Gazette)
John Coulter
'Cameron must keep PMS election pledge': The News Letter
North/South Language Body accounts criticised (Jun 30): BBC
Does Tony Blair merit the Liberty medal?: The Observer
Why does the world buy into Tony Blair?: Sunday Telegraph
Jenny McCartney
I'm Irish – but I'll be backing the England football team in 2014: Guardian.co.uk
Roddy Doyle
SNP accused of spinning Scottish independence to US in tourism plan: Sunday Herald
Tom Gordon
Thousands take part in Orange Order marches: Scotland on Sunday
Karl Mansfield
Saturday, July 3
£800m Hillsborough justice deal not under threat from spending cuts, insists DUP: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Dual mandate purge risks talent exodus: The News Letter
Ben Lowry
Campbell attacks McCrea over unity: The News Letter
UCUNF not the end for Tories: Belfast Telegraph
Jeffery Peel
No change after late move over Drumcree: Portadown Times
Newtownbutler man fails in loyalist band march appeal: BBC
Group hits out at lack of bonfire policy: The News Letter
Why we can't let these parade rules trample over civil rights: Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann
Nationalists told to 'get real' on policing: The News Letter
Orde calls for retention of HET: UTV Internet
PSNI budget must surely be protected: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Shots fired at Crossmaglen police station: BBC
Aughnacloy – Second bomb drama in two weeks: Belfast Telegraph
How an MI5 'weapons dealer' tricked a Real IRA leader: BBC
Conor Spackman
A popular front could be answer to tribal politics: Belfast Telegraph
Jenny Muir
Paisley says invitation to Pope 'a mistake': Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Ian Paisley rapped on Pope remarks: Belfast Telegraph
Former chief constable says HET should be retained: BBC
Man remanded over murder of soldier in 1992: Belfast Telegraph
Sunday' widow breaks long silence: Derry Journal
Kerry TD opposed to proposed visit of Queen Elizabeth II: The Kingdom
Brendan McCarthy
'Queen not welcome here' motion branded a nonsense: Evening Herald
Cormac Murphy
So, dad, will the Queen come to our house for tea?: Irish Independent
David Robbins
Hillary Clinton convenes Irish economic summit in D.C.: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Patrick Cooper
Dispatch from 'Legenderry': Financial Times
Matthew Engel
Pursuing peace: Philadelphia Inquirer
Editorial
When Irish eyes aren't smiling: Haaretz
Rob Brown
Friday, July 2
Orange Order march on Garvaghy Road banned again: BBC
Tension builds ahead of band parade: Impartial Reporter
Rodney Edwards
Parade protest call 'totally irresponsible': The News Letter
Officers disciplined over attacks: UTV Internet
Police attacked in Craigavon: The News Letter
NI Policing Board vetoes armed civilians plan: BBC
Anger at PSNI recruitment freeze: UTV Internet
Union flag flying is 'provocative' says Sinn Fein: Impartial Reporter
Nationalists must articulate a future that's all-inclusive: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Donnelly
Unionist unity is Sinn Fein's greatest wish (Jun 30): The News Letter
Basil McCrea
Law of unintended consequences may scupper pact bid: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Kennedy
Secret agents are our hidden heroes: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Interface gardeners cultivate growing bond across the divide: Belfast Telegraph
Linda Stewart
The real question to ask is not: why a visit from the queen now? No, it remains: why only now?: Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
Republican's bid to view on-the-run documents fails: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Troubles deserve attention: The News Letter
Editorial
June 10th, 1974 – Hostages teach IRA kidnappers all about racing (Jun 10): The Irish Times
NI corporation tax rate 'driving business south': BBC
Ex-minister's fears over Ulster's future: The News Letter
Public sector cuts will damage Ulster badly – Burnham: Belfast Telegraph
Sam Lister
Pope visit a 'mistake' – Paisley: The News Letter
Pope Benedict XVI about to be put on trial by the BBC: Daily Telegraph
Tim Walker
Church needs to hold its nerve in face of hostility: Irish Independent
David Quinn
No chance a Roman Catholic could become king after monarchy reforms are abandoned: Daily Mail
Steve Doughty
Police warn Orange marchers: The Herald
Gerry Braiden
England football team could play Republic of Ireland in November: Daily Telegraph
Mark Ogden
Prime Minister urged to fly Scotland flag over Downing Street to back Murray at Wimbledon: Belfast Telegraph
Thursday, July 1
Kenny says 'IRA and army council are no more': The Irish Times
Marie O'Halloran
Sinn Fein MPs under pressure over parliamentary allowances: Belfast Telegraph
'Unionist unity would increase SF vote': The News Letter
Will fight to lead UUP give the real crown to Sinn Fein?: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
Disinterested voters move to fore in unionist equation: Belfast Telegraph
Peter Shirlow
Northern Ireland's balancing act: (from the Government Gazette)
John Coulter
Parade will not pass spot where Kevin McDaid died: Coleraine Times
Storey challenge over Rasharkin parade: Ballymoney Times
Orangefest 'is a celebration of culture': The News Letter
Tourist board's flagship walks: Belfast Media
Plans for civilian guards to protect terrorist targets: Belfast Telegraph
Claire Weir
Chief Constable vows to tackle 'PSNI myths': Newry Democrat
Is it time to allow PSNI and Gardai to cross the border?: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Real IRA commander caught in MI5 arms dealing sting: Daily Telegraph
Gordon Rayner
Two guilty of Real IRA gun plot: BBC
The twilight intelligence war that never ends: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Queen of England to make first visit to Ireland: GlobalPost.com
Conor O'Clery
Sinn Féin opposes queen's visit: The Anglo-Celt
Michael Cryan
Green carpet for Queen Elizabeth: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
John Spain
'In England, his killers would have been quickly in the dock' (Jun 27): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
Commission for victims seeks to deal with NI past: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Political will or not: UTV Internet
Ken Reid
Finucane family invited to discuss inquiry into murder: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
Paisley under pressure over Reavey apology: UTV Internet
Man charged over 1992 murder of soldier in Derby: BBC
Curfew memories still hurt 40 years on: Belfast Media
Review – We had to work hard to get to the interesting stuff on Adams: The News Letter
Geoff McGimpsey
Republican Brian Arthurs loses jury trial fight: BBC
Controversial gestures still to be investigated: Belfast Media
Tony Blair wins 2010 Liberty Medal award for work on peace: Guardian.co.uk
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