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Friday, July 15
Warning over taking NI peace for granted: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Police attacked for third night: UTV
Republicans 'need to take blame' for riot: The News Letter
Northern Ireland in July – silly season is here again: Guardian.co.uk
Fionola Meredith
The fire this time: The Economist
Ballyclare riots just flag up the problems of our divided society: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Continuity IRA member rules out peace moves: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Protesters urged to 'show some common sense': Londonderry Sentinel
Derry man charged over Belfast riot: UTV
Three men are charged with involvement in twelfth riots: BBC
Burning hatred of bonfire flags: Coleraine Times
McGuinness makes Orange talks offer: UTV
Orange Order snubs McGuinness over Twelfth talks bid: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Band parade ends peacefully in Newtownbutler: Impartial Reporter
What did tourists make of the Twelfth?: The News Letter
Why the old Orange Order has to change: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Orange Order's days are numbered: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Debbie McGoldrick
Ardoyne footballers beaten by armed mob: UTV
Gun attack 'sectarian': Coleraine Times
Repair bill for attacked Strabane school: UTV
Sectarian graffiti daubed on Orange Hall a day after it's repainted: Belfast Telegraph
Rupert Murdoch's men hacked into Gerry Adams' phone too – Adams visa conversation published in London Sunday Times (Jul 13): Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
Secretary of State discusses victims with Tánaiste: Londonderry Sentinel
Stakeknife's army handlers quizzed over RUC murders: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Evidence linking garda to IRA tip-off to be 'refuted': The Irish Times
Tim O'Brien
Leo Colton insists he saw suspicious NI car: RTE
Tragedy in the skies may have saved lives on earth: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
Catholics workers dominate the EU 'peace money' body: Londonderry Sentinel
Britain or Ireland? Why McIlroy has to choose for Rio 2016: The Independent
Simon Turnbull
McIlroy success highlights North's identity dilemma: Irish Echo
Patrick Campbell
9/11 Widow Leads Push for Teaching Lessons of Terrorism: NBCNewYork.com
Brian Thompson
Thursday, July 14
Northern Ireland riots – Robinson and McGuinness to meet: BBC
Hundreds of masked teenagers create mayhem: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Loyalists rewarded for 'spitting the dummy' on parades (Jul 7): Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
'Under tens' involved in Derry rioting: BBC
Derry trouble was 'orchestrated': UTV
Residents' group denies Belfast street violence: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Rioters will be brought to justice, says PSNI: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Orangemen hail 'unrivalled day': The News Letter
Conflict and tensions reduced at once notorious interface: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
Flags, parades and politics – is there a solution?: BBC
Mark Devenport
Northern Ireland 'has no strategy to deal with sectarianism': Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Barriers hide grim truth – we don't trust each other: Belfast Telegraph
Duncan Morrow
'ONH' Facebook page naming and shaming: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
'We will defend our community' – RAAD: Derry Journal
Size doesn't matter in dissidents' 'long war': Belfast Telegraph
Henry McDonald
Dissident IRA making major new push for support in USA – Hoping Orange week riots will help them in America: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
Bid to extradite Garland opposed: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Dundalk Garda records missing, tribunal hears: The Irish Times
Tim O'Brien
Invest NI – A familiar story: Belfast Media
Editorial
Second-generation Irish face citizenship dilemma: Irish Post
Graham Clifford
Wasteful Windsors have won war with republicanism (Jul 1): Belfast Telegraph
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown
Dingle back on the map as Minister paves way for law to alter placename: The Irish Times
Mary Minihan
Police condemn Rangers fans over sectarian songs at friendly match: The Scotsman
Martyn McLaughlin
BBC news 'biased towards England' (Jul 13): The Scotsman
Tom Peterkin
Wednesday, July 13
Orange Order parades spark N Ireland riots: Financial Times
John Mulgrew
Petrol bombs thrown at police at peak of Belfast's marching season: The Independent
David McKittrick
Northern Ireland marching season ends with new outbreak of violence: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Nationalist violence continues in Ardoyne: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty & Cian Nihill
Boy, 14, arrested amid NI disorder: UTV
Threat to evict rioters' families from their homes: (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Suzanne Breen
Decade of progress in Belfast is at risk: The Herald
Ruth Wishart
Peacemakers will prevail, says President McAleese: The Irish Times
Catherine Wylie
President praised at bash for Twelfth: Irish Independent
Kevin Keane
IRA must not be let 'rewrite history': The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Orangemen 'must help uncover truth': Belfast Telegraph
Finlay hits out at Parades Commission: Ballymoney Times
Republic tourism chiefs to help promote Orange parades: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
'It's something that we look forward to all year': The Irish Times
Cian Nihill
Tourism and Twelfth can march side by side: Belfast Telegraph
David Hume
Orange and green (Jul 12): Irish Examiner
Jonathan deBurca Butler
Alliance needs to get off the fence (Jul 11): The News Letter
Alex Kane
Terrorist threat in NI increases: UTV
More raids on RIRA suspects in Portugal: Evening Herald
Adelina Campos
Unionists challenge police over tricolours: The News Letter
Youth 'major contributor' to east Belfast riot: BBC
Loyalists target foreign nationals' homes in Portadown: BBC
Family burnt out of Ballymena home: UTV
Why the mother of disappeared man feels 'lucky': BBC
Andy Martin
Paterson rejects RUC gratuity tax appeal: The News Letter
Sinn Féin mayor who shook Queen's hand dies: TheJournal.ie
Hunger strike anniversary tomorrow: Derry Journal
Shock over €40m bill for queen and Obama visits: Irish Independent
Michael Brennan
Bloody Sunday 'a figure of speech' – Hunt: Irish Echo (Australia)
Luke O'Neill
Ageing Church of England 'will be dead in 20 years': Daily Telegraph
Tim Ross
Who's afraid of the big, bad truth? (Jul 12): The Scotsman
Joan McAlpine
Britain should start spying on Eurozone neighbours, former MI6 chief says (Jul 5): Daily Telegraph
Damien McElroy
Tuesday, July 12
Many police hurt in Northern Ireland riots: CNN
Peter Taggart
Petrol bombs thrown at police in Belfast riot: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Bonfire night riots erupt in Belfast leaving seven officers injured: Belfast Telegraph
Amanda Poole
Fireman injured during 11th night trouble: BBC
Robinson and McGuinness appeal for calm ahead of Orange parades: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Bonfire sparked Magherafelt violence: The News Letter
Union flag can fly at Ardoyne parade: UTV
Police review flag policy after riots: The News Letter
Ballyclare riots – politics, protocol and flags: BBC
Mark Devenport
Talks hope after peaceful Drumcree: The News Letter
Orange order aims to open lodges across Republic: Irish Examiner
Jonathan de Burca Butler
Half a million expected to join Twelfth celebrations: Belfast Telegraph
Victoria O'Hara
Tweflth "getting bigger every year": The News Letter
Order's Twelfth image still not picture perfect: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Orangemen should show more faith: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Shared march will bring better future: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Promoting golf would be a hole in one for North's image: The Irish Times
Francess McDonnell
Flag 'stolen' from Belfast City Hall: UTV
Tommy English murder accused fails in bonfire bail bid: BBC
Homes evacuated in city alert: UTV
Bombed branch is set to re-open: Derry Journal
Men leave Derry after 'dissident threat': UTV
Coleraine shooting was 'sectarian': The News Letter
Truth Commission appeal: Derry Journal
Sisters claim McCartney killer stabbed their brother (Jul 11): (from the Daily Mirror)
Suzanne Breen
Teen charged over east Belfast riots: UTV
Vandals target Derry's new £14m Peace Bridge: Belfast Telegraph
Donna Deeney
Battling for the ceremonial impotence of being an earnest President (Jul 11): Irish Examiner
Terry Prone
Sectarian violence 'threatens football's viability': The Herald
Brian Currie
All Scottish fans and players get code of conduct in crackdown on sectarianism: The Scotsman
Martyn Mclaughlin
Monday, July 11
Police apologise after flag removal: UTV
Police hurt in loyalist riots as tensions come to boil: Irish Independent
Michael McHugh
Violence flares in Orange enclaves ahead of Twelfth security operation: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Drumcree passes off without disturbance: UTV
Northern Ireland ministers appeal for calm after riots: BBC
DUP urged to engage loyalist communities: The Irish Times
Barry Roche
Orange Order must march to a new beat (Jul 10): (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Cops sued by cameraman filming riot (Jul 10): (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
'Mary was not given her adviser role just to annoy people' (Jul 8): (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Liam Clarke
Stormont leaders in phone hacking storm (Jul 7): Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke, Martin Hickman and Cahal Milmo
Top cop's kiss of life for new job (Jul 10): (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
Men suspected of Real IRA links arrested in Portugal: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
More than a nine-to-five job (May 4): The News Letter
Audrey Watson
An incendiary image (Feb 10): Belfast Media
Editorial
Northern Ireland's McIlroy Transcends Boundaries: New York Times
Niall Stanage
Croke Park move showed maturity, says ex-GAA star: The Irish Times
Barry Roche
Texas visitors chart peace progress: Irish Echo
Ciara Quinn
Rights body should have bigger impact: The Irish Times
Donncha O'Connell & Ursula Kilkelly
Religion is no absolute guarantee of good behaviour (Jun 3): Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Concerns on UK-Ireland travel rules exploitation: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
Gardaí arrest 250 in gang, republican probes (Jul 5): Irish Examiner
Cormac O'Keeffe
Shatter plans cross-border barring orders (Jul 3): Sunday Business Post
John Burke
Irish call for partnership with British beef farmers (Jul 8): Farmers Guardian
Olivia Midgley
New police unit targets bigots (Jul 10): Sunday Herald
Tom Gordon
Give Scots more power, says Major (Jul 10): Sunday Telegraph
Make Prince Harry our king, say Canadian monarchists (Jun 28): Daily Telegraph
Gordon Rayner
A modern monarchy (Jul 9): Ottawa Citizen
Editorial
Nationalists form party for Taiwan: Taipei Times
Chris Wang
Sunday, July 10
Protest in Ballyclare after PSNI remove flags: BBC
Rioting in Co Antrim over flags row: UTV
Shooting in Coleraine was 'sectarian' MLA says: BBC
Bonfire trouble sparks attacks on homes: UTV
Ardoyne group 'angry' at march ruling: UTV
Orange order denies change in Parades Commission policy: BBC
Orange leader praises Irish reaction to the Queen's visit: Sunday Independent
Paddy Clancy
Orange lodges parade in Co Donegal: RTE
Paint attack at Catholic church in Harryville: BBC
Time to boot paramilitary trappings – Dallat: Derry Journal
Three held over suspected Real IRA gun running: Sunday Mirror
Mystery body 'unlikely' to be Columba's: Tyrone Times
The Whole Story Behind the Boston College Subpoenas (Jul 5): Chronicle of Higher Education
Chris Bray
Who killed my uncle?: Sunday Express
James Fielding
Bloody Sunday families will welcome news (Jul 7): Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
'Game of three halves' helps kids cross divide (Jul 7): The News Letter
Minister happy to see students able to wear GAA tops in Lisneal College: Londonderry Sentinel
Britannia still rules the media, if not the waves: Irish Echo
Michael Cummings
Integrated education holds the key to a tolerant society (Jul 4): Belfast Telegraph
Noreen Campbell
Breaking away from the herd: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Author of Holy War in Belfast remembered (Jul 5): BBC
David McKittrick
Toronto's Orange parade marches through history: Toronto Sun
Jenny Yuen
Discuss the monarchy's role? We can't. We're too polite (Jul 7): Montreal Gazette
Bill Tierney
Fighting the dangerous creep of republicanism (Jul 8): Ottawa Citizen
Dan Gardner
England football team 'could be forced to wear EU flag' (Jul 7): Daily Telegraph
Martin Banks
Saturday, July 9
Orange Order march on Garvaghy Road re-routed again: BBC
Paterson urged to set up talks over Drumcree: Portadown Times
Talks over 'incendiary' Orange parade ruling: The News Letter
Restriction for Ardoyne residents' march: UTV
Parades Commission 'overstepped the mark' - Robinson: BBC
Orange lodges gather in Co Donegal: RTE
Violence hits Lurgan for third night in row: Belfast Telegraph
Connla Young
Van burnt out in Craigavon: UTV
Car removed after Glengormley security alert: BBC
'Dissidents' in Facebook threat to shoot youths: Belfast Telegraph
Patrice Dougan
Derry defendant flees Northern Ireland 'over threats': BBC
Woman tells of terror after gang shoots man in her home: Belfast Telegraph
Donna Deeney
When they're talking, they're not fighting: Tribune Magazine
John Coulter
'Sinn Fein and DUP will move forward together': Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
NI conservatives have breakfast in Ballymena: BBC
Mark Devenport
McGuinness was at 'child terror' event: The News Letter
Woman threatened with legal action for flying flag: Ulster Star
UDA flag row making waves in Helen's Bay: Belfast Telegraph
Anne Madden
Man accused of trying to buy arms for Real IRA should 'face 16 years in jail': Belfast Telegraph
Victim's husband slams PSNI team: The News Letter
Ex-IRA man wins pardon review: Belfast Telegraph
Ivan Little
MP challenges NI papers over hacking: UTV
Northern Ireland Catholics are now more unionist than the English. Can the United Kingdom last?: Telegraph.co.uk
Ed West
Religious education is not all Catholic and Protestant: Belfast Telegraph
Brian McClinton
Kelly's libel action against publisher adjourned: Irish Independent
Tim Healy
The swinging Shinners and other puckers: The Irish Times
Budget Travel – A Shift in Tourism to Northern Ireland: Lakeland Ledger
Arthur Frommer
Croke Park turf war erupts after Irish growers snubbed: Irish Independent
Majella O'Sullivan
Loophole at airports allows terrorists to enter UK 'without having to show a passport' (Jul 7): Daily Mail
Monarchist League getting younger, more dynamic, say members (Jul 5): CBC
Kazi Stastna
Taxpayers get 'royal'ly screwed (Jul 8): The Huron Expositor
Katie Brickman
Friday, July 8
Police 'prepared' for Twelfth parades: UTV
Belfast nationalists to hold counter-rally in marching season: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
A time for celebration – and common sense: Impartial Reporter
Editorial
Stormont – An Overview: TheDetail.tv
Connal Parr
Opposition allows smaller parties to make impression: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Republican Sinn Féin president charged over parade: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
From riot zone to trading zone... how locals transformed a flashpoint area: Belfast Telegraph
Anne Madden
Belfast Keeps Barriers as Economy Spurs Riots: Bloomberg.com
Colm Heatley
Vans hijacked in Craigavon trouble: UTV
UVF ceasefire action 'after reports': UTV
Community devastated following arson attack on Border hall: Impartial Reporter
Rodney Edwards
Why we need full truth about decommissioning: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Road re-opens following Newry pipe-bomb security alert: BBC
Men arrested during dissident inquiry: UTV
Student forfeits £13,000 'for university fees': Impartial Reporter
Chris Donegan
Real IRA leaders must pay Omagh victims £1.5m: The Independent
David McKittrick
Men win appeal against Omagh ruling: Irish Examiner
David Young and Michael McHugh
Appeal blow for Omagh bomb families: London Evening Standard
Omagh relatives in funding plea to fight civil actions: Belfast Telegraph
Victoria O'Hara
We were targeted, claim fathers of Omagh victims: Irish Independent
Adrian Rutherford and Shane Phelan
Paisley welcomes NoW closure: UTV
Herald writer victim of NoW hackers says more to follow: Evening Herald
Claire Murphy
U.S. court bid for tapes linking Gerry Adams to IRA murder squads: Daily Mail
Tom Leonard
Bloody Sunday tribunal soldiers 'may face perjury charges': Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
McGeough seeks Royal Pardon to get freed from jail sentence: Impartial Reporter
Chris Donegan
Sinn Fein's Martin McGuinness to make it easier to be British: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
'Building Confidence' report launch: Londonderry Sentinel
Just who'll be able to fill Mary's shoes as Irish president?: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Bernadette Devlin McAliskey's extraordinary political journey: Galway Advertiser
Kernan Andrews
Paterson – tax move has strong support: Belfast Telegraph
Lessons to learn in ending bigotry (Jul 1): The Scotsman
Brian Monteith
Thursday, July 7
Northern Irish decommissioned weapons lists 'could be published later': The Scotsman
Theo Usherwood
Doubts over 'totality' of decommissioning: The News Letter
Republican SF arrest amid Lurgan trouble: UTV
Shots fired in Lurgan unrest: Belfast Telegraph
Connla Young
Drumcree Orangemen submit parade form: The News Letter
Republicans plan Twelfth march to protest over Orange Order parade: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Owen Paterson calls for restraint ahead of parades: BBC
Band successfully challenges march ruling: The News Letter
Could the marching men not just walk away from trouble?: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Assembly chief to speak at IRA event: The News Letter
Stormont – An Overview: TheDetail.tv
Connal Parr
Pair charged over parade trouble: UTV
Debate rages over 'jail all rioters' call: The News Letter
PSNI station security in east Belfast alert ends: BBC
OFMDFM challenged in victims' website row: The News Letter
Call for 'divisive' flag to be removed from Lough Fea: Mid Ulster Mail
BC pressed to give recordings to UK: Boston Globe
Travis Andersen
Ruling on Omagh appeal due today: RTE
Man held over 1975 murder released: Belfast Telegraph
Dungannon Confidential – Top secret files on town's civil rights marches released online: Tyrone Times
Woman sues Stakeknife accused Fred Scappaticci: BBC
Vincent Kearney
Arson attack on NI Minister's office: The Irish Times
A project to replace infamous Belfast murals comes under fire: Macleans.ca
Joanne Latimer
Ex-police chief on pay review panel (Jul 5): Belfast Telegraph
Shamrock Rovers fans cancel NI buses over security fears: TheJournal.ie
Gavan Reilly
Reforms should be designed to bolster independence of human rights body: The Irish Times
Maurice Manning
Ireland to pay 'commitment' fee over €3.5bn loan from UK (Jul 6): Irish Independent
Emmet Oliver and Donal O Donovan
Rangers – We will not be blamed for sectarianism: The Herald
Michael Settle
'People in England are not alive to the worst parts of devolution settlement' (Jul 5): The Scotsman
Peter Davies
Unionist MP offers to assist Afghan rulers: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Wednesday, July 6
Paisley writes to attorney general on rioter jail term: BBC
Attorney General weighs in on riot row: UTV
Ardoyne rioter jailed for throwing petriol bomb: BBC
Kids told 'don't be the usual suspects': Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
UVF flag is 'legal'-cops: Derry Journal
Loyalists up the tension by hoisting flags outside St Mary's PS: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
Militant loyalism setting out some new standards: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
Parades rulings 'allow cultural humiliation': The News Letter
NIFRS bonfire calls down by 60% in last three years: BBC
Claire Savage
Car attack MLA defends GAA comments: The News Letter
Sinn Fein mayor turns down parade invite: Belfast Telegraph
Patrice Dougan
New justice powers become law: UTV
'We had nothing to do with attack' – RAAD: Derry Journal
Racist bullying 'replacing sectarianism' in schools: BBC
Taoiseach denies any scandal over Smithwick Tribunal: The Irish Times
Michael O'Regan
Shatter accused of misleading House: The Irish Times
Jimmy Walsh
Man is arrested over Falls Road murder of Paul Crawford: BBC
Oral History, Unprotected: InsideHigherEd.com
Scott Jaschik
Men honoured over NI bomb bravery: RTE
DUP man Ian Crozier quits Belfast City Council: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Sinn Fein likely to run presidential candidate, says Adams (Jul 3): Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Cathal Dervan
Senator fights in new war of independence: Belfast Telegraph
Henry McDonald
Yellow is the new Green and Orange – China cup will save us (Jul 4): (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Harmonising our taxes with Republic is the way forward: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Politicians still looking for international handouts: The News Letter
N R Greer
£1.8m fall in cost to taxpayer of supporting the monarchy: Belfast Telegraph
Martha Linden
David Dunseith – Broadcaster whose 'Talk Back' programme served as a people's forum during the Troubles: The Independent
David McKittrick
I'll miss David's keen ear for a quirky story: Belfast Telegraph
Nuala McKeever
London 2012 Olympics – Rory McIlroy to carry Olympic flame in torch relay: Daily Telegraph
Jacquelin Magnay
Half of English voters want Scotland to stay in Union (Jul 5): The Scotsman
Scott MacNab
Taliban could share power like the IRA, David Cameron admits: Daily Telegraph
James Kirkup
Tuesday, July 5
Northern Ireland's decommissioned arms to stay secret: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Robinson demands publication of list of decommissioned weapons: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Publication of arms list would be incendiary: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Terrorist arms list must not be secret: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
New NI justice powers come into effect: RTE
Victim's brother urges republicans – embrace the need for genuine truth and reconciliation: Belfast Telegraph
Targeted MLA in no retaliation plea: The News Letter
'MTV generation' blamed for east Belfast parade trouble: BBC
The dangers of instant messaging: BBC
Mark Devenport
No voice for loyalist working-class: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Calls for city calm ahead of Twelfth: UTV
Orangemen just want a peaceful Twelfth: The News Letter
Hundreds attend protest over attack in Creggan: Derry Journal
The forgotten report which could end bitter jail disputes: (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Suzanne Breen
How strip-searching led to new low in relations: (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Suzanne Breen
Life as a young Catholic police officer in NI: BBC
Debbie Randle
Spanish Ardoyne rioter jailed: UTV
Flags 'not welcome in Kernan' say residents: Portadown Times
Glengormley pipe bomb 'viable': UTV
Belfast Royal Irish parade talks 'back on': UTV
Hunt for Northern Ireland disappeared could be disrupted, warn investigators: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Boston College (Cont.) – AUSA Todd Braunstein, the Infamous Irish Politician: HistoryNetworkNews.US
Chris Bray
Pope planned NI visit, cables reveal: The News Letter
Final chapter in secret history of the Troubles: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
No flags please, we're Irish: Irish Independent
Karl MacGinty
Iris's lawyer hits out at fresh contract probe: The News Letter
Norris still the people's first choice as President (Jul 3): Sunday Independent
John Drennan
Up to 8,000 participate in Glasgow showcase parade: The News Letter
English demand say on future of Scotland: The Herald
Kate Devlin
"Sunday, Bloody Sunday": Huffington Post
Alim A. Seytoff
Monday, July 4
Wilson signals vetting for special advisers: The News Letter
Tensions rise over weekend on rioting and parade: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Short Strand v the media narrative: TheDetail.tv
Group defies loyalist death threat: Belfast Telegraph
John Mulgrew
Drumcree march tension rising as Orange Order snubs parading rules: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Top republican to police flute band parade (Jul 3): (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
DUP MLA 'disgusted' after car torched: Belfast Telegraph
John Mulgrew
Burning of DUP politician's car condemned: RTE
Arson attempt at Lurgan Orange Hall: UTV
Work begins on Europe's only divided park (Jun 20): Belfast Media
Kieran Hughes
Meet and mix or attack and destroy – the choice is yours (Jun 30): Belfast Telegraph
Duncan Morrow
NIO interference leaves Ombudsman under pressure to quit: TheDetail.tv
Barry McCaffrey
Police 'may hinder hunt for Troubles bodies': The Scotsman
Steven McCaffery
RIRA man freed from jail after foot turns gangrene (Jul 3): (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
Irish army officers will face Smithwick Tribunal: Belfast Telegraph
Can Derry tolerate Protestants? (Jul 1): Derry Journal
Craig Arbuckle
Father Troy gives thanks to the people of Ardoyne (Jun 20): Belfast Media
Kieran Hughes
'We got the politics right ... now let's make this place desirable' (May 31): Belfast Telegraph
North prison system 'not fit for purpose' (Jun 24): The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Why welfare is at the heart of the Legion (May 2): The News Letter
Laura Murphy
Alliance Party's first leader 'a statesman and a visionary': The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Membership of rights body should be transparent: The Irish Times
Carol Coulter
The unionist camp will discover that energy comes from positives and negatives (Jun 21): The Scotsman
David Maddox
Sunday, July 3
Police rule out paramilitary involvement in Belfast street clashes: Scotland on Sunday
Emma Cowing
Tension mounting for weeks – police: Belfast Telegraph
No paramilitary link to last night's riots in East Belfast: The Spectator
David Blackburn
Work of social services during riots queried: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
Sinn Fein plays hardball on vetting plans: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
UUP leader slams Stormont departmental 'shambles': Belfast Telegraph
Adrian Rutherford
Kingsmill – A grim reminder of a squalid war: Sunday Telegraph
Jenny McCartney
The Attorney General and the past: TheDetail.tv
Mike Ritchie
Parade will pass Ardoyne flashpoint: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Do the rights thing (Jun 30): Times Higher Education
Colin Harvey and Colm O'Cinneide
Anger at RAAD (Jul 1): Derry Journal
Fire crews called out to second jail blaze at Maghaberry Prison: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Dissident group lifts prison officer death threat: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
RIRA man fails in legal challenge: Belfast Telegraph
'Keep all flags out' (Jul 1): Derry Journal
Judge denies bail to man accused of stabbing loyalist: Belfast Telegraph
Irish hunger strikes 'opened way' for peace process (Jun 29): TheParliament.com
Martin Banks
Somme remembered, but SF goes it alone: The News Letter
IRA suspect in McCartney killing arrested after stabbing at weekend: Sunday Independent
Fair ways turn foul when putt-upon working class lose their drive (Jun 30): The Irish Times
Newton Emerson
A symbol of hope ... but still work to do (Jun 27): Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Future of Irish-speaking battalion 'in danger' (Jun 29): RTE
Sinister alternative to teaching of religion (Jul 1): The Irish Times
John Waters
London 'blocks judge selection' – Ulster QC (Jun 29): The News Letter
Stewards blend in at Orange Walk: Scotland on Sunday
Emma Cowing
Let us challenge sectarian mindset (Jun 18): The Herald
Editorial
Can Will and Kate reverse our declining attachment to the monarchy? (Jul 1): Toronto Globe and Mail
Bruce Anderson
Saturday, July 2
Sectarian clashes erupt again in east Belfast following Orange Order march: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Six police officers injured in east Belfast disorder: BBC
Something rotten in the heart of rioting loyalism: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Somme parade passes peacefully: UTV
Mini Twelfth parade passes off without major incident: Newtownabbey Times
Watchdog rules on Ardoyne parade: UTV
Comments on parades watchdog were out of Order: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Pipe bomb found near playground: The Independent
David McKittrick
Severe threat from IRA splinter groups: Londonderry Sentinel
Terror group lifts prison death threat: UTV
Wilson says McArdle would not meet adviser review terms: BBC
Parties at odds over adviser checks: Belfast Telegraph
Orange Hall blaze 'was arson' – PSNI: UTV
Not your average day job: BBC
Mark Devenport
O Donnghaile lays Somme wreath: Belfast Telegraph
Audit office 'concern' over payments granted by OFMDFM: BBC
Crew 'diverted from Orange blaze': Belfast Telegraph
Man admitted UVF man's Tesco knifing: UTV
Garda 'unease' over possibility of IRA mole, tribunal told: The Irish Times
Tim O'Brien
Irish government won't 'hinder' Breen/Buchanan inquiry: BBC
Concern for family of RUC man 'insulting': The Irish Times
Tim O'Brien and Harry McGee
Breen/Buchanan murder inquiry hears of IRA mole unease: BBC
Calling time on Smithwick inquiry: The Irish Times
Editorial
Council – We're not anti-loyalist: The News Letter
I admire McAleese, but I'm glad her Presidency is coming to an end (Jun 30): Irish Examiner
Steven King
A voice to unite the country?: The Irish Times
Commemoration at Duleek monument: Drogheda Independent
Politicians pay tribute to voice of broadcasting in the North: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Talkback's David Dunseith 'gave Disappeared a voice': BBC
David Dunseith – Former policeman who became an arresting interviewer (Jul 1): Belfast Telegraph
Eddie McIlwaine
Healy-Rae saga gives North even more reason to look down on us: The Irish Times
Donald Clarke
Iris developer Ken Campbell fights bankruptcy: BBC
Battle of the Boyne forgotten as banter turns to Aras assault: Irish Independent
Lise Hand
Republic of Ireland's Alex Bruce opts to switch to NI: BBC
'Common' schools best in transmitting civic values (Jun 24): The Irish Times
Tom Hickey
Irish message for Kashmir: The Asian Age
Kishwar Desai
Lessons learned from Ireland (Jun 29): MinnesotaDaily.com
David Steinberg
Glasgow police warn 'bigots' amid fears of Orange Order violence: The Independent
Jonathan Brown
Alex Salmond tells Queen that independence is 'looming': The Scotsman
Scott MacNab
No need to decode Alex Salmond's blatant message to the Queen: Daily Telegraph
Alan Cochrane
Friday, July 1
Al Hutchinson's 'weak leadership' criticised in report: BBC
Bosses' pay row at policing watchdog 'demoralised staff': Belfast Telegraph
Report on RUC murders released: UTV
Shatter 'interfered with inquiry' Judge accuses Justice Minister of undermining probe into RUC murders: Irish Independent
Dearbhail McDonald
Shatter denies Smithwick Tribunal interference: RTE
Smithwick Tribunal – Garda boss 'had no interest in mole report': The News Letter
Gardaí 'surprised' that RUC officers used minor road: The Irish Times
Tim O'Brien
Smithwick must interview 115 witnesses: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
Doubts about tribunal deadline: The Irish Times
Harry McGee
Police clarify position on Kingsmills: UTV
Kingsmills 'cold case' status angers families: The News Letter
'Viable' device found near PSNI station: IrishTimes.com
Pamela Duncan
Pompous paramilitaries paint a pathetic picture: Belfast Telegraph
Fionola Meredith
The challenge loyalism faces is within its ranks: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Drumcree Orangemen meet with Paterson: The News Letter
Orange Order's Drumcree protest parades to double despite warnings: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Defenders' parade decision imminent: Impartial Reporter
Apprentice Boys play down police report: Londonderry Sentinel
Parading body 'bullies' rapped: The News Letter
Critics didn't fancy Francie Molloy, but Speaker's seat awaits: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Probe after children searched by PSNI during minibus day trip: Belfast Telegraph
Connla Young
Damien McLaughlin jailed over dissident weapons haul: BBC
Man charged over Ronan Kerr social network comments: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
A matter of opinion, but not of fact: Irish Echo
Gerry Adams
O'Dowd decides to withdraw from presidential contest: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Why I'm not running for Irish president – a tough decision to pull out of contest: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
EU President says new bridge is a symbol of hope: Derry Journal
Sinn Fein mayor not leading Somme tribute in Belfast: BBC
Ex-lord mayor was 'gobsmacked' when Queen agreed visit: Irish Examiner
Sean O'Riordan
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