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Sunday, July 15
Fury as police chief 'fails to blame republicans': The News Letter
Gerry Adams seeks Orange Order meeting: Belfast Telegraph
Curran 'relieved' at peaceful Newry Orange parade: Newry Times
Paul Malone
Abrupt end to live radio interview: The News Letter
Four men are remanded in custody over Belfast riots: RTE
Chief constable's ultimatum welcome: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Man held over attempted murder of PSNI officer: RTE
Mayor's home in 'vigilantes' swoop: Belfast Telegraph
Final man arrested in RAAD raid in Londonderry is released: BBC
McDonald describes ammunition find as 'worrying': Newry Times
Paul Malone
Funding ends as tension rises: Belfast Media
Father of UVF murder victim calls on police to remove 'paramilitary flags': Newtownabbey Times
Baggott stuck between a budget and a hard place: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
Too soon to judge Nesbitt, but a good start: The News Letter
Michael Shilliday
In NYC Martin McGuinness talks Queen Elizabeth and peace in our time – Sinn Fein leader recalls historic handshake and how old enemies change: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
Testimony of renegade Provos just won't go away, you know: Sunday Independent
John-Paul McCarthy
Keep Provo confessors away from professors: Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
Some victims are being shortchanged: Belfast Media
Ciara Quinn
Council back policeman's bomb compensation bid: Antrim Times
Freedom for army heroes: The News Letter
Man to collect award in honour of IRA-murdered soldier father: Sunday Independent
Don Lavery
Time to abolish Seanad and get down to real political reform (Jul 14): Irish Independent
James Downey
NI Rangers fans loyal despite demotion: UTV
Scottish Independence – Legal advice 'could sway referendum outcome' (Jul 14): The Scotsman
Britain's a long way from having a Bill of Rights: Sunday Telegraph
Alasdair Palmer
Saturday, July 14
Police vow 'significant arrests' following Belfast officer attacks after Orange Order march: The Independent
Deric Henderson
Attacks on PSNI officers 'attempted murder': The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Seven men in court on riotous behaviour charges: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Erwin
Loyalist band filmed outside north Belfast Catholic church: BBC
Fury at loyalist band's musical taunts outside Catholic church: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne McKeown
Mixed reception to Newry Orange parade: Newry Times
Paul Malone
Its colours they are fine – all over the world: Belfast Telegraph
David Hume
Why Crumlin's parade compromise is being hailed as a blueprint: BBC
Conor Macauley
A long Kesh parade: Belfast Media
'Flying flag upside down is an insult to the Queen': Newtownabbey Times
Now comrades will rain on McDonald's parade: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
Boston College's Secret Tapes Could Bring IRA Exposure and Retribution (Jul 10): The Daily Beast
Mike Giglio
US ruling reopens old 'Troubles' in Northern Ireland: Christian Science Monitor
Jason Walsh
PSNI questions three men in Derry vigilante operation: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Mayor demands apology after house raid: Derry Journal
Sectarian attack victim Paul McCauley pays for own care: BBC
Peace III project bids to promote good relations in coastal villages: Larne Times
'Violence is Never the Solution' – O'Loan: Tipperary Star
Enoch Powell, a man who never fulfilled his potential (Jun 19): Belfast Telegraph
David Shiels
Honour for soldier shot dead by IRA: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Bridges over Troubled water: The Irish Times
Edward Burke
Why do TDs need to travel to Britain?: Irish Post
Robert Mulhern
Teacher college 'committed' to training 'all faiths and none' (Jun 29): The Irish Times
Seán Flynn
Vote on Gaeltacht proposals to take place next week: RTE
McGinley appeals for cross-party support on language Bill: The Irish Times
Marie O'Halloran
Rangers banished to SFL's lowest division: The Scotsman
Natalie Walker
Rangers fans accept vote to send club to bottom tier: The Herald
Martin Williams
Can Afghanistan learn from Northern Ireland? (Jul 12): BBC
Peter Taylor
Friday, July 13
Police hurt as riots follow Orange Order parade in Belfast: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Police officers injured during violent clashes on the streets of Belfast following Orange Order parade: Daily Mail
Anthony Bond
Northern Ireland Police Say Shots Fired at Them in Belfast Riot: Bloomberg
Colm Heatley
Orange Order mounts silent parade: IrishExaminer.com
Debate will continue even after Ardoyne parade: BBC
Mark Devenport
Petrol bombs thrown in Derry disorder: UTV
Newry Orange parade passes off peacefully: Newry Times
Paul Malone
Crumlin deal sets Twelfth example: UTV
Commission was less than frank, says UUP: The News Letter
'Bile was in my throat' when Queen shook hands with Martin McGuinness, says Orange Order's Scottish grand master: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Mere handshakes would not 'wipe away the tears': The Irish Times
Una Bradley
Grandmaster slams 'genocidal conflict': Londonderry Sentinel
Some Protestants sneer at Twelfth – Imperial Grand Master tells rally: Ballymoney Times
Twelfth parades – Keady sums up divisions but day goes without hitch: Belfast Telegraph
Victor Gordon
A display of unionism's diverse nature: The Irish Times
Una Bradley
Marching Season In Northern Ireland – Who Are The Orangemen?: International Business Times
Palash R. Ghosh
President warns of 'malign agendas' on North: The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Catholic, Protestant teens from Northern Ireland serve side by side in Arlington: Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Susan Schrock
Embattled UDA boss Jackie McDonald bids to heal Twelfth remarks row: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Jackie, fancy telling UDA to disperse instead?: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Britain fears IRA terror threat to London Olympics: The Irish Sun
Gary Meneely
Suspect device causes disruption in Ballymena: Belfast Telegraph
Man injured in west Belfast shooting: BBC
Masked gang beat man with hammers in north Belfast: BBC
Man arrested in 'major' RAAD raid: UTV
An avalanche of debate: BBC
Mark Devenport
Why I support a Bloody Sunday probe by police: The News Letter
RUC murderer's release ruling reversed: UTV
Smithwick Tribunal told informants are 'lowest calibre of human being': BBC
Corrigan denies knowing IRA man: The Irish Times
Tim O'Brien
Stand up for real journalism: The News Letter
Nick Garbutt
Court ruling on the release of Boston College's IRA tapes a disaster: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Editorial
Yobs who stole Warrington IRA child bomb victim memorial escape prosecution after saying sorry to parents: Daily Mail
Simon Tomlinson
Rangers fan who posted vile rant on Facebook calling for Celtic boss Neil Lennon to be bombed avoids jail: Scottish Daily Record
Ashlie McAnally
Rangers – SFL clubs face dilemma over admission vote: BBC
Clive Lindsay
Thursday, July 12
Minor scuffles as Orange Order parade passes through Ardoyne: RTE
Decision on Ardoyne parade appalling, says MP: The News Letter
Parade deadline will be enforced, says PSNI: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Orange Order says it has peaceful solution to Ardoyne march ruling: BBC
Why a question of timing has Ardoyne on edge: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Ten arrests after Broadway trouble: UTV
Residents raise flag concern ahead of contentious Newry Orange parade: Newry Times
Paul Malone
Crumlin residents appeal for calm on Twelfth: Antrim Times
Disorder breaks out in Portadown: UTV
Twelfth powder keg – Northern Ireland politicians under fire for stoking tensions: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Discussion is aim of Parades Commission: BBC
Street theatre and menu demonstrations planned for Orangefest: BBC
Belfast shops hoping for Orangefest bonanza on the Twelfth: Belfast Telegraph
Nadejda Vidinova
Stakes are high for Northern Ireland's reputation: BBC
Mark Simpson
Don't let Twelfth be a day of shame: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Protest at police reinforcements plan for Northern Ireland: Belfast Telegraph
Angry UDA chiefs rush to condemn senior loyalist Jackie McDonald over Twelfth comments: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne McKeown and Alan Murray
Ex-UDA leader defends Twelfth stance: UTV
Graffiti attacks 'will not destroy community relations': Banbridge Leader
Orange hall reopens after sectarian attack: The News Letter
Riot charge over Queen visit trouble: UTV
Van hijacked in hoax bomb alert in Lurgan: BBC
Police killer Martin Corey remains in jail as bail ruling halted: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Erwin
Rumours of Fountain mockery of Bloody Sunday dead untrue: Londonderry Sentinel
History must not be rewritten – Hume: Antrim Times
Confidentiality Right Rejected (Jul 9): InsideHigherEd.com
Scott Jaschik
Muzzles on campus: Boston Phoenix
Harvey Silvergate
Terrorist tapes may come back to haunt Adams: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
Irish senator calls on Trina Vargo to resign if she won't attend Foreign Affairs Committee: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
James O'Shea
Belfast-born MP in eye of Lords reform storm tells of regret at quitting his post: Belfast Telegraph
Scottish independence – Yes-No vote question snub for unionists: The Scotsman
Tom Peterkin
Wednesday, July 11
US ruling might affect peace process, Costello says: The Irish Times
Marie O'Halloran
Boston tapes facing more legal hurdles: The News Letter
Michael McGlade
Links to past under attack: The Scotsman
Peter Geoghegan
Northern Ireland conflict archives should not fall into police hands: Guardian.co.uk
Anthony McIntyre
BC decision should lead others to amend oral-history pacts: Boston Globe
Editorial
Martin Corey must remain in jail ahead of appeal: BBC
SoS to appeal Corey decision: UTV
Sinn Fein fury at 'interfering' Owen Paterson: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Erwin
Peter Robinson – Parades Commission is part of the problem: Belfast Telegraph
Anna Maguire
Orange Order in legal bid to change Belfast parade ruling: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Ardoyne Twelfth Orange parade – legal aid sought for judicial review: BBC
Anger rises as Ardoyne parade looms closer: The News Letter
Ardoyne – 'It's not a matter of if there'll be trouble, but when ...': Belfast Telegraph
Ivan Little
Talks held over Crumlin parade dispute: UTV
No return march on Drumcree Sunday: Belfast Telegraph
Willie Frazer for Ballykeel 2 bonfire night: Ballymena Times
Twelfth is the worst day of my year, says UDA boss: Belfast Telegraph
Ivan Little
One-way Orange march comments 'irresponsible': The News Letter
Who are the Orangemen? (Jul 9): BBC
Orangemen must march in South – Order's history is in the Republic (Jul 9): (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Law must get tough on Twelfth rioters: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Flag etiquette should be reciprocated – Ní Shiadhail: Mid Ulster Mail
Corrigan denies making up conspiracy claims at Smithwick: RTE
Hume 'humbled' by honour: Derry Journal
Fight the flight – SF Youth (Jul 8): Derry Journal
Voting on Europe (Jul 9): The Irish Times
Editorial
Lords reform plans divide Northern Ireland MPs, as NIO aide Conor Burns quits: BBC
Stephen Walker
Yes camp still has time on its side (Jul 9): The Herald
Editorial
Tuesday, July 10
Parades Commission head appeals for calm over Orange Order Twelfth marches: BBC
Ardoyne parade ruling could be challenged in court: The News Letter
Michael McGlade
Orange Order Ardoyne parade decision protested by loyalists: BBC
Poots in plea to SF on parade protest: The News Letter
Orangemen protest over Crumlin decision: UTV
Call for calm ahead of 12 July marches: RTE
Graduates can show Orange Order new road to the future: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Fury as flags are removed: Coleraine Times
Can Nesbitt halt his party's decline?: The News Letter
Alex Kane
RUC men's killer given unconditional bail: UTV
Northern Ireland secretary orders re-arrest of republican: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Northern Secretary accused of overruling prisoner release: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
IRA killer whose licence was revoked must be freed – judge: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Erwin
Martin McGuinness relative loses stop-and-search legal case: Belfast Telegraph
McGuinness blasts 'Sunday' distraction: Derry Journal
Jean McConville family hails ruling by US court that IRA tapes must be given to PSNI: Belfast Telegraph
Anna Maguire
Kelly to meet with PSNI over murder: Lurgan Mail
Smithwick Tribunal sessions near end: The Irish Times
Tim O'Brien
A judge's request – in the messy real world (Jun 21): Derry Journal
Eamonn McCann
US TV giant in Bloody Sunday gaffe – Victims branded 'IRA protesters' on ABC: Derry Journal
Julieann Campbell
Who could write script for when Marty met Elizabeth? (Jul 3): Belfast Telegraph
Nuala McKeever
Proposal to split HE and bring in UK associations: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
Irish language and Ulster Scots strategies to be published for consultation: Londonderry Sentinel
£4.2m boost for peace building plan: Belfast Telegraph
Debt-free Celtic attracted fund manager investment: The Herald
Tim Sharp
Cheats should never prosper – but they do: The Scotsman
Hugh Reilly
Holding fire on the referendum (Jul 7): The Herald
Editorial
Monday, July 9
IRA bomber Dolours Price's testimony must be handed to police, US court rules: Daily Telegraph
Duncan Gardham
Legal team seeks to stop PSNI getting IRA tapes: The Irish Times
Una Bradley
Jean McConville's family welcome IRA Boston ruling: BBC
Morrow welcomes Boston tapes ruling: Tyrone Times
Does secret tape link Adams to IRA killing? Family of murder victim hope to end 40-year mystery: Daily Mail
Daniel Bates and Mike Browne
Disclosure of IRA testimony held in Boston could stall search for truth: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
US Supreme Court appeal possible in Boston College IRA case: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
SF 'disappointment' at Angela: Belfast Media
Gráinne Brinkley
Ardoyne protest one hour after march: UTV
Annual Drumcree parade passes without incident: The Irish Times
Una Bradley
Parkmount Arch sparks stand-off over flags: Portadown Times
Short Strand quiet as loyalists riot: Belfast Media
Gráinne Brinkley
Stormont strategy for shared future put on hold... again (Jul 6): Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Sectarian graffiti 'not representative' of area: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
Poor, sectarian NI costs £1.5b extra to run: Londonderry Sentinel
Crossing the divide to sample a taste of Canada (Jul 3): Belfast Telegraph
Clare Weir
Threat of 'vigilantes' over fuel sludge: The Irish Times
Patsy McArdle
Summertime, and the livin' is easy ... if you are an MLA (Jul 5): Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
UK engagement with EU is central to Irish interests: The Irish Times
Gavin Barrett
Britain on the sidelines: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
Rangers in crisis – Gordon Smith believes 'there is a lot of anti-Rangers feeling out there': Scottish Daily Record
Scott McDermott
Craig Bellamy shuns politics to focus on playing for GB Olympic team: The Scotsman
Simon Peach
Orange marches in Glasgow lead to 36 arrests: BBC
Sectarian offences fall at Orange parades in Glasgow: The Scotsman
Tristan Stewart-Robertson
Pro-Union camp sees lead in poll extend to 20 points: The Herald
Michael Settle
Sunday, July 8
Drumcree parade a 'dead duck' say Garvaghy residents: Portadown Times
Orange March goes off without incident in Rossnowlagh: Donegal Democrat
Sinn Fein's Scientology is the cult of 'moving on': Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
Boston College IRA interviews must be given to PSNI by next month: TheJournal.ie
Price interview to be handed over: UTV
Kennedy confirms initial Kingmills meeting: Newry Times
Paul Malone
Shatter to meet families of Omagh bombing victims: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
People paid nothing towards Belleek pottery gift: Londonderry Sentinel
Alliance complaint to Equality Commission over top posts: Carrick Times
Hain case decision 'entirely mine' says attorney general (Jul 5): BBC
Vince Vaughn's Belfast murals documentary set for Galway Film Fleadh: Belfast Telegraph
Anna Maguire
Belfast and Dublin Lord Mayors join in war remembrance: BBC
Lords reform – Where do Northern Ireland's MPs stand? (Jul 6): BBC
Stephen Walker
Enda Kenny pushes back vote on Seanad (Jul 5): Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
Bradley welcomes Irish language strategy: Newry Times
Paul Malone
Yes, we can save Irish – but there's no point trying to spread it (Jul 4): TheJournal.ie
Ian Mac Eochagáin
Teaching from within religion is an influential force for good (Jun 30): The Irish Times
Breda O'Brien
Loyalist and Republican bands march to very different tunes, so how did Roddy Buchanan splice the two sides of the sectarian divide?: Scotland on Sunday
Susan Mansfield
No place for Euro in independence (Jun 30): The Scotsman
Brian Monteith
Scotland's royal respect (Jul 7): The Herald
Editorial
Church of England snub for the BNP: The Scotsman
Saturday, July 7
Boston College can't keep IRA materials confidential: Boston Globe
Derek J. Anderson
McGuinness must also be investigated – Robinson: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Robinson slams Bloody Sunday probe: UTV
Mixed reaction to Bloody Sunday murder probe: The Irish Times
Una Bradley
McGuinness must face inquiry – MP: The News Letter
Rebecca Black
An avalanche of debate: BBC
Mark Devenport
No reason to delay inquiry: MorningStarOnline.co.uk
Kennedy 'confident' on massacre families talks: The News Letter
Philip Bradfield
No Drumcree resolution in sight: The News Letter
Parades Commission imposes conditions on Crumlin 12th parade: Ulster Star
Parade ruling 'appalling and outrageous' say DUP: The News Letter
Michael McGlade
Rossnowlagh to host annual Twelfth of July Orange Order parade: BBC
Time to give this annual spree its marching orders: Belfast Telegraph
Robin Wilson
Residents angered as flags are put up in development: Ulster Star
What price do we put on the life of a policeman?: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
Explosives accused is refused bail: Derry Journal
IRA medals may lead to cuts in funding: Tyrone Times
Ceremony to honour Irish people involved in past wars: RTE
Lessons learnt: Belfast Media
Jude Collins
Papal knighthood conferred on John Hume for peace work: The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Shambolic start to schools strategy: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
New Irish language website is launched – a unique insight into life in Northern Ireland (Jun 25): Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Jane Walsh
Bi-lingual cards 'symbolic and respectful': Londonderry Sentinel
Peter Hain hails move to bin 'archaic' law on contempt (Jul 3): Belfast Telegraph
Trevor Mason
Ireland not 'different' enough for UK visitors (Jun 30): The Irish Times
Ronan McGreevy
Celtic boss Neil Lennon admits he expects Rangers' absence from SPL to 'bite' Parkhead club financially: Scottish Daily Record
Police warning on hate crime before today's Orange parades: The Herald
Tiny Shetland rock is not a breakaway state, rules judge: The Scotsman
Cameron under pressure to stage vote on independence: The Herald
Michael Settle and Kate Devlin
Friday, July 6
Bloody Sunday murder inquiry to be launched: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Bloody Sunday soldiers could face murder charges as police announce criminal investigation: Daily Telegraph
Gordon Rayner
Bloody Sunday probe could take years: UTV
40 years on, millions in compensation for Bloody Sunday families: Daily Mail
Steve Doughty
Martin McGuinness – handshake over now for the future: Irish Post
Robert Mulhern and Murray Morse
Sinn Fein duo in talks with top UDA figures: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
When the UVF and the IRA sat down for talks: Belfast Telegraph
Roy Garland
Orange Order march must pass Ardoyne earlier than previous years – Parades Commission: RTE
Contentious parade could affect traffic: Impartial Reporter
Bigoted Orange Order should be banned from marching in Dublin – Anti-Catholic hatred they spout has no place in modern Ireland: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Patrick Roberts
Orange sashes, white chargers for July 12 King Bill parade (Jul 5): Smith Falls (Ontario) EMC
Desmond Devoy
DUP Lord Mayor's delight at launching annual Feile an Phobail: Belfast Telegraph
Amanda Poole
Our young Mayor fails to talk the talk: Belfast Media
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir
Policing body backs constable's injury case: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Crime wave that is bankrolling terror: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Derry man Anthony Friel on explosive charges: BBC
Grandson of ex-SF councillor Burke on gun and IRA charge: Evening Herald
Andrew Phelan
INLA gang 'threatened to kill man' over £35,000: BBC
Man, 52, arrested for trafficking in weapons: RTE
Decision on IRA interviews 'imminent': The Irish Times
Una Bradley
Ex-Provo's life is at risk over IRA tapes row, court to be told (Jul 5): (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Suzanne Breen
Oireachtas address – A welcome visitor (Jul 4): Irish Examiner
Editorial
John Hume is honoured with papal knighthood: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
McAleese a cut above the rest as she accepts peace prize: Irish Independent
Barry Duggan
Territorial Army to get Freedom of Ballymoney: Ballymoney Times
Reinstate George Mitchell Scholarship funding: Bangor Daily News
Benjamin Cote
Demise of 'Hearts Minds' reflects post-Troubles era (Jul 2): The Irish Times
Una Bradley
Unraveling of Glasgow Rangers Jeopardizes Entire League: New York Times
Rob Hughes
Reluctant devolutionists must exercise an element of caution (Jun 21): The Scotsman
John Curtice
The Lords will provide – Bishops paid up to £27,000 for attending Parliament (Jun 21): The Independent
Oliver Wright and Melanie Newman
I'm a Europhile – but I'm not afraid of an EU referendum: The Independent
Mary Dejevsky
Thursday, July 5
Second SF minister in 'jobs for Catholics' row: The News Letter
Formation of new North-South parliamentary association: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Loyal Orders' banner parade record attempt: BBC
Julian Fowler
In name of 1916, Orange Order marches into history: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
Why the Orange Order's no longer the Protestant voice: Belfast Telegraph
Fionola Meredith
'Cool heads' call as republicans erect flags at interface: Londonderry Sentinel
Chef 'bit' officer's leg at Somme march: UTV
PSNI chief admits difficulties in probing bonfire attack by 20 masked men: Londonderry Sentinel
Kingsmills relatives to meet Taoiseach official: The News Letter
Four police witnesses contest no anonymity ruling for IRA man's inquest: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Erwin
Smithwick Tribunal told claims garda colluding with IRA 'manufactured': BBC
Two people separately identified ex-garda as informer: The Irish Times
Tim O'Brien
Secret hunger strike documents released: BBC
Politician's grandson in Glock arrest linked to Panda murder: Evening Herald
Ken Foy
Ritchie presses for answers on secret courts: Newry Times
Paul Malone
Rapturous applause from 22,000 for extraordinary monarch (Jun 28): The News Letter
Her Majesty just got a £6m pay rise: Derry Journal
Eamonn McCann
Marty and Morsi need quiet word – Handshake tips could help (Jul 2): (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Between Belfast and Jerusalem – what's in a handshake? (Jun 28): Haaretz
Anshel Pfeffer
Flawed Gaeltacht Bill in need of brave revision (Jul 3): The Irish Times
Donncha Ó hÉallaithe
McFeely's bankruptcy bid put on hold in London: Irish Independent
Why The Open will come to Portrush (Jul 3): Belfast Telegraph
Steven Beacom
Celtic – Why we voted Rangers out: The Herald
Martin Williams
Rangers – SFA chief Stewart Regan clarifies "social unrest" concerns: BBC
Team Anglo-Wales: UTV
Michael Law
Time the Kirk spoke out on the real issues (Jul 4): The Herald
Alan Taylor
Forget independence, same-sex marriage is the hottest potato for Scottish politicians (Jul 4): The Scotsman
Eddie Barnes
'Better together' must learn from unionist mistakes (Jun 26): The Scotsman
Editorial
Britain needs a vote on Europe – but not now: Guardian.co.uk
Timothy Garton Ash
Wednesday, July 4
'Giant step' as NI leaders shake hands: UTV
Let Orangemen march through Dublin, Irish parliament told: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Support for Orange Parade in Dublin: The News Letter
Protestant community's difficulties emphasised: The Irish Times
Jimmy Walsh & Mary Minihan
Orange Order would welcome Republic in Commonwealth: The News Letter
Orange order of business at the Seanad: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
Orange parade will place residents under house arrest – Brady: The Cross Examiner
Is it Orangefest or vodka and Orangefest?: Belfast Telegraph
Michael Wolsey
Graffiti attack on Orange hall in north Belfast: BBC
Sinn Fein slams 'bigots' who paint-bombed hall: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Apprentice Boys Hall damaged in paint bomb attack: Derry Journal
Flying the flags (nearly) (Jul 1): Belfast Media
Sign of changed times as diplomats part ways: The News Letter
Sam McBride
McGuinness is 'a traitor': Derry Journal
Rally support for Marian Price: Newtownabbey Times
Suspected dissident held: The Irish Times
Conor Lally
McGuinness rules out Foyle MP contention: Derry Journal
Ex-IRA man Gerry McGeough's royal pardon appeal rejected: BBC
Seven charged after east Belfast trouble: BBC
Ardoyne rioter given jail term: UTV
Hardline Thatcher 'put IRA back into business': Derry Journal
Smithwick Tribunal told saving smuggler within 'gift' of garda sergeant: BBC
Julie Kirby
PSNI lifts secrecy on key police document: The Irish Times
King Billy's return an artistic bid to regenerate Belfast's Sandy Row: Belfast Telegraph
Victoria O'Hara
Peer presses the questions matter: Belfast Telegraph
Tom Moseley
Rangers in crisis – Fans would rather see own team go bust than newco in SPL: Scottish Daily Record
David Taylor and Keith McLeod
Jennings and Gillespie slam Pearce after no Northern Ireland players make Olympics squad: Belfast Telegraph
Graham Luney
'Failures' of Kirk attacked by Orange Order (Jul 3): The Herald
Gerry Braiden
Scottish independence – SNP has failed to open any talks with UK government bodies on independence: The Scotsman
Scott Macnab
Little Englanders will hasten the end of the UK: The Scotsman
Allan Massie
Europe – There's only one question: 'Are we in or out?' (Jul 2): Daily Telegraph
Philip Johnston
Tuesday, July 3
MP's horror at Queen, McGuinness meeting: The News Letter
Sam McBride
This handshake was for Sinn Fein's slow learners: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Miriam meets Martin – again: Evening Herald
Pat Stacey
Martin and Miriam's rematch is a success: Irish Independent
Officers on way to work are on duty, says PSNI chief: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Law may change after injured PSNI officer snubbed: Belfast Telegraph
Victoria O'Hara
Unionist politicians call for 'tolerance and respect' for Newry Orange parade: Newry Times
Paul Malone
Ardoyne parade mediators unable to broker deal: BBC
Marchers remember Fallen from Battle of the Somme: Belfast Telegraph
Victoria O'Hara
Four police hurt after Belfast parade: UTV
Judge issues prison warning to would-be Twelfth rioters: Belfast Telegraph
Paul Higgins
Sectarian attack forces family out: Mid Ulster Mail
PUP defends the flying of 'historic' UVF flags: Belfast Telegraph
So what's good for the goose is bad for the gander: Belfast Media
Man wins appeal against conviction over IRA links: The Irish Times
King Billy portrait replaces UFF mural on Sandy Row: BBC
Drew Nelson to make first Orange Order Seanad address: RTE
Welcome for Orange Order is one step on long journey: Irish Examiner
Gerard Howlin
Pope visit to NI 'in near future': UTV
Papal visit speculation dismissed: IrishTimes.com
Patsy McGarry
No Scottish or Northern Ireland players as Team GB football squad is announced for the Olympics: The Independent
Martyn Ziegler
McFeely tells UK courts he has less than €6,000 in cash: Irish Independent
Dearbhail McDonald
Scottish independence – the view from Belfast: New Statesman
James Maxwell
Republic plans protest: The Herald
Scottish independence – Unionist campaign can't match Alex Salmond's charisma, says Michael Portillo: The Scotsman
Andrew Whitaker
We need to be clear about the best way of getting what is best for Britain (Jul 1): Sunday Telegraph
David Cameron
Ireland can calm British doubts about EU, says Ambassador: The Irish Times
Mary Minihan
'Life outside the EU holds no terror for me' (Jun 30): Daily Telegraph
Liam Fox
Should there be a referendum on the European Union? It is too soon to say (Jul 1): Guardian.co.uk
Douglas Alexander
Dangerous referendum talk costs UK credibility: The Independent
Editorial
She's still our Queen for a' that: Daily Telegraph
Allan Massie
Monday, July 2
Martin McGuinness announces all Ireland political forum: RTE
Martin McGuinness refuses to confirm if IRA will say sorry to its victims of Troubles: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Houston and John Mulgrew
McGuinness – IRA not apologising: Irish Examiner
June McEnroe
Meet Sinn Féin's latest and deadliest weapon – celebrity: The Irish Times
Ann Marie Hourihane
What is the future for the IRA?: Digital Journal
Paul Iddon
Reconciliation requires more than cosmetic handshakes (Jul 1): Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
Sign of Peace – Handshake in Belfast between queen, IRA leader is profound: Syracuse Post-Standard
Editorial
Martin McGuinness – Mistakes of past can't be repeated: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Leonard calls for a united Ireland: Coleraine Times
'Flags will be taken down by end of July': Newtownabbey Times
Behind the flag protest: Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
PSNI officer refused compensation for bomb injuries: TheDetail.tv
Barry McCaffrey
Sense must prevail: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Omagh relatives get boost in bomb inquiry campaign: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley Houston
Two Dreamers: Irish Echo
Our Queen of hearts has left diamond memories: The News Letter
State represented at Somme ceremony in Belfast: The Irish Times
Time for our young to forget the slogans of the civil war (Jun 27): Evening Herald
Con Houlihan
NI ruling affects summonses on residents in Republic: The Irish Times
Pamela Duncan
Bilingual surveys in the Glens: Ballymoney Times
Ballycarry calls for closer links to develop Ulster Scots: Larne Times
Foras na Gaeilge ditches funding plan: The Irish Times
Pól Ó Muirí
Rangers in crisis – SFL insider reveals 20 clubs could go the wall if they don't accept newco into their ranks: Scottish Daily Record
Hugh Keevins
Alex Salmond devo max stance muddies poll waters, say Unionists: The Scotsman
Scott Macnab
Scots deserve devo max option (Jul 1): Sunday Herald
Editorial
Loving Scotland doesn't mean hating the Union (Jun 25): Daily Telegraph
Editorial
UK vote on leaving EU could scupper SNP plans: The Scotsman
Editorial
Sunday, July 1
IRA apology claims linked to reconciliation talks – Martin McGuinness: RTE
The IRA killed my grandfather, but I'm glad the Queen met their man: Sunday Telegraph
Tim Knatchbull
'I recognise the loss you suffered' – Martin McGuinness spoke of IRA murder of her cousin Earl Mountbatten during their historic meeting: Daily Mail
Handshake is but a step forward – now Sinn Fein must earn trust (Jun 30): Irish Independent
James Downey
Historic handshake that allows Ulster to take the next step: Scotland on Sunday
Euan McColm
I recall what Martin McGuinness lent his hand to: Sunday Telegraph
Jenny McCartney
McGuinness embraces his defeat: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Royal reversal is welcome – even if it was for selfish reasons (Jun 28): Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
The Wearing of the Green: New York Times
Maureen Dowd
Show of hands not enough to end sectarian divisions: Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann
Handshake marks a crucial milestone (Jun 28): The Herald
Editorial
Ulster says yes to a new beginning (Jun 28): Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
A moment of deep symbolism (Jun 28): Irish Independent
Editorial
Conor Murphy 'hasn't a sectarian bone' says McGuinness: BBC
Whiterock Parade passes off peacefully: UTV
Loyalist flags at shops and chapel: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
Claims of IRA disruption at Strabane court: Londonderry Sentinel
Kidnap victim beaten by hammer gang: Belfast Telegraph
State still a 'cold house for Unionists': Sunday Independent
John Drennan
In times of conflict the Press must retain neutrality: Belfast Telegraph
Paul Connolly
Open will keep links to North: Sunday Independent
Dermot Gilleece
Irish Open goes with a swing – next stop the British Open?: BBC
Mark Simpson
It's not just Rangers' fans who should mourn: The Observer
Kevin McKenna
Shetland asks if independence vote is chance to break away from Scotland: Guardian.co.uk
Tracy McVeigh
'There's a huge knock-on effect' – call for cap on Orange Order parades in Fife: Tayside and Fife Courier
'It's time to open the door and consider a referendum' – Cameron to give Britain a vote on Europe: Daily Mail
Simon Walters
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