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Tuesday, July 31
'Orwellian nightmare' is well and truly at an end: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Pack up your Troubles: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Gerry Kelly welcomes end of Operation Banner: UTV Internet
Families remember Ulster's sacrifice: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Donaldson praises British Army as Operation Banner draws to a close: UTV Internet
Northern Ireland – Soldiers' experiences: Daily Telegraph
Bravery remembered ahead of disbandment: The News Letter
An emergency measure that lasted 38 years and brought a quarter of a million soldiers to Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
No fanfare for Operation Banner: BBC
Kevin Connolly
The army finally ends its campaign in Ulster: Daily Mail
Max Hastings
How the army held the line in Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Attacks on police condemned, but probe sought after fracas: Belfast Telegraph
Ashleigh Wallace
Now for the really hard part: The Economist (Jul 26)
Embracing peace in Northern Ireland: Toronto Star (Jul 30)
Craig Kielburger
Irish leader speaks about peace: Cincinnati Enquirer (Jul 30)
Lori Kurtzman
Meeting in attempt to resolve UDA dispute: The News Letter
Residents concern at UDA 'invasion': (from the Irish News)
Diana Rusk
'Get rid' of Shoukri: Sunday Life (Jul 29)
Brian Rowan
'Compromised' on orange Order link: The News Letter (Jul 28)
Loyalists to oppose republican parade through Ballymena: Belfast Telegraph
Greeks bearing stadium gifts make people wary: (from the Irish News)
Tom Kelly
British 'manouveres' to blame for 'Sunday' costs – SDLP: Derry Journal
Lords to rule on Hamill inquiry: Ireland.com
Garda will provide 'all help necessary' to Omagh relatives: Irish Independent
Tom Brady and Gene McKenna
Omagh relatives shocked at setback: Ireland.com
Elaine Edwards
Murder claim 'no surprise': The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Unionists could back Irish unity: (from the Irish Daily Star, Jul 30)
John Coulter
Small steps in sands of time leave their mark: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Monday, July 30
After 38 years, the Army's longest campaign draws to a quiet close: The Times
David Sharrock
British army role in North ends after 38 years: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Four decades on, Northern Ireland is to become an ordinary military garrison 'comparable with Cornwall': The Independent
Katy Guest
'I had to think – she's a terrorist': The Times
They 'got it wrong': Irelandclick.com (Jul 27)
Alana Fearon
British Army website discusses ways to kill Adams and McGuinness: (from the Sunday Tribune, Jul 29)
Suzanne Breen
A brutal truth: Irelandclick.com (Jul 27)
Editorial
Should we already be wishing Blair was back?: (from the Irish News, Jul 28)
James Kelly
Face off!: Sunday Life (Jul 29)
Military mindset still governs the UDA's thinking: Sunday Life (Jul 29)
Brian Rowan
A Warrior for Peace: Seven Days (Vermont)
Peter Freyne
Bill of rights will help 'society express its vision for future': (from the Irish News, Jul 28)
William Graham
Wright inquiry faces court challenge: UTV Internet
No complaints over legal appointments: (from the Irish News, Jul 27)
Bimpe Fatogun
Omagh probe gardaí will not testify in civil action: Irish Examiner
Michael McHugh
Victims' group 'shocked' by report: Irelandclick.com (Jul 27)
Áine McEntee
Victims of violence lend support to David's campaign for compensations: Sunday Life (Jul 29)
Stephen Breen
'New Irish' help to keep the faith: The Times
David Sharrock
Night O'Neill brought bigotry issue to a head: The Times
Graham Spiers
Detention lessons: The Guardian
Duncan Campbell
Sunday, July 29
Bernadette Devlin – I'm uniquely qualified to bring lasting peace to Northern Ireland: Independent on Sunday
Peter Standford
'Why are we funding violent UDA?': The Observer
Henry McDonald
UDA feud proves loyalism has a long way to go: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
UDA's Belfast brick scam: Irelandclick.com
Alana Fearon
The INLA hasn't gone away either, you know . . .: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Troops out at last!: Irelandclick.com
Áine McEntee
Ulster – A Farewell To Arms: Sunday Herald
Rachelle Money
British Army exit from North is watershed says republican: Irelandclick.com
Áine McEntee
A troubled history – the Black Watch in Ulster: Sunday Herald
Trevor Royle
Stalker to assist in shoot-to-kill case: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
Solicitor slams HET probe as a 'whitewash': Irelandclick.com
Áine McEntee
Two things block us joining the Commonwealth: history and bigotry: Sunday Independent
Marc Coleman
Scotland exempt from UK flag plan: BBC
Patriots poles apart as SNP raises the flag: Scotland on Sunday
Eddie Barnes
Saturday, July 28
Sinn Féin cannot pick and choose police says DUP: (from the Irish News)
Suzanne McGonagle
William McCrea is right 'the IRA has been defeated': The News Letter
Alex Kane
Funding linked to UDA 'must stop': BBC
Orange Order accused of ignoring parade plea: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Cops refuse to answer questions on double murder investigation: Irelandclick.com
Bomb suspects are released: The News Letter
Gun-running accused released on bail: UTV Internet
Man found not guilty of IRA membership: Ireland.com
More sectarian clashes feared in Magherafelt: Belfast Telegraph
Connla Young
A perfect solution to the Kesh debate: Irelandclick.com
Under 9% of prison officers Catholic: (from the Irish News)
NI police ombudsman cleared of leaking report: Ireland.com
Irish peacemaker returns: Cincinnati Enquirer
Patrick Crowley
Airline adds to growing optimism in the Province: The News Letter
Editorial
Neil Lennon – I played on despite the death threats: Belfast Telegraph (Jun 22)
Victoria O'Hara
Why Free Derry Corner is now pretty in pink. . .: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Friday, July 27
£178m cost of Patten receives mixed reaction: The News Letter
SF meet police to discuss violence: (from the Irish News)
Suzanne McGonagle
It's an option – says Sinn Fein MLA: Derry Journal
Talks held over Orange hall attacks: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Calls for Orange hall law change: UTV Internet
Governments must end feud – UPRG: Derry Journal
Archbishop fears Love Ulster rally will bring trouble: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
McCartney welcomes meeting on Irish Language Act: Derry Journal
Irish language act still a doubt says Poots: UTV Internet
Language consultation fails to meet needs of Irish speakers: (from the Irish News)
Gerry Adams
'No promises' over Irish language: BBC
Martina Purdy
Stadium becomes political football: Ulster Herald
Editorial
'John Hume Airport' bid 'outrageous' – Campbell: Derry Journal
Blitzed DIY store back in business: Belfast Telegraph
Connla Young
Loyalist estate paints a new picture for future: The News Letter
Rebecca Black
Bank is creating 149 jobs in Belfast: The Times
David Sharrock
Plastic Paddy and the four camels of the Apocalypse: (from the Irish News)
Newton Emerson
Thursday, July 26
Sinn Fein earns £819,000; UUP £176,000 in the red: Belfast Telegraph
North-South work can 'change face of politics' – Durkan: Derry Journal
Sinn Fein now just another political party: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
NIO kid-glove treatment of UDA disgraceful: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Report into victims appointment: BBC
Victims' commissioner appointment a 'sop to DUP': UTV Internet
£300m – cost of probing the past: The News Letter
Groups' concern at consultation panel: (from the Irish News)
Aoife McKeever and William Graham
Woodward – 'No shrine at Maze': UTV Internet
Anger as hoax devices cause major disruption: Derry Journal
Tina Curran
Get your 'oar' in for peace: Newry Democrat
American trips 'have big pay off': BBC
Sooner attacks cease, better: (from the Irish News, Jul 19)
Editorial
US festival 'successfully rediscovers' Northern Ireland: UTV Internet
Local gaeilgeoiri confident on Language Act: Derry Journal
Wednesday, July 25
Attacks scupper bid to heal UDA split: Belfast Telegraph
UPRG issues challenge following meetings over feud: The News Letter
The same old diet?: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
It's time for the UDA to go away: (from the Irish News, Jul 23)
Editorial
Community deny UVF show of strength: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
More troops out as Army decides to call time on Ulster Troubles: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
NI military operation to be downgraded: UTV Internet
Army review unsurprising: (from the Irish News, Jul 6)
Editorial
City alert linked to Orde visit: BBC
Three questioned on station bomb: BBC
Dissidents linked to 71 attacks – report: (from the Irish News)
Claire Simpson
Minister has 'doubts' on plans for Maze centre: The News Letter
McGuinness rules out Maze memorial: UTV Internet
Sport shouldn't be used as a political football: Irelandclick.com
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir
Murder inquiries hit £220m, and counting: The News Letter
Maskey calls for Stalker to be made public: Irelandclick.com
Delay for Nelson hearings: Belfast Telegraph (Jul 23)
Chris Thornton
One of Disappeared 'buried in France': The News Letter
Adams to meet DUP Minister over Irish Language Act: Irelandclick.com
Protestant imbalance 'must be addressed': The News Letter
Richard Sheriff
SF Seanad win will 'rebuild' party: UTV Internet
MP calls for Ireland to join Commonwealth: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Tuesday, July 24
McGuinness praises 'fabulous' golfers and political progress: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Mundane McGuinness meeting welcome change for Ahern: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
McGuinness on historic developments – Milestones, not millstones: Derry Journal
UUP leader calls for McCrea clarification: The News Letter
Stability and peace assured: The News Letter
From destructive rupture to practical friendship: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
£400m roads to uniting Ireland?: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Northern Ireland business leaders unite to appeal for corporation tax reduction: The Independent
Andy McSmith
Taoiseach 'supports unity over NI business tax': Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Economy is NI's 'next big battle': BBC
McGuinness wants 'Celtic Tiger' to growl in the North: Derry Journal
We need a return to old republican values: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Six held in probe after Carrick violence: UTV Internet
Three to face terrorism charges: BBC
Appeal for calm in loyalist estate: The News Letter
UDA plays down talk of feud as weekend violence is condemned: Belfast Telegraph
Claire McNeilly
Tensions remain high: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Loyalists at crossroads with no end in sight to feuding: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Loyalist gangs must have no role in society: The News Letter
Editorial
Policing should be left to the police: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Humility in Dalai Lama's heartfelt but simple call: (from the Irish News)
Tom Kelly
Poots urged to name date for selection of stadium site: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
GAA 'rules out city stadium plan': BBC
Call to rename airport in honour of Hume: Derry Journal
Northern lessons will help Blair – up to a point: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
Monday, July 23
Retaliation fear after policeman shooting: The Independent
Michael McHugh
Man arrested after police officer shot: The News Letter
Five held after loyalist violence: BBC
McGuinness to meet Ahern in Dublin: UTV Internet
McGuinness seeking investment funds: RTE
Embrace signals hope for all of Ireland: Derry Journal
Let's have more faith in politics: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Whitewell agreement on flags pay off: Irelandclick.com (Jul 20)
Alana Fearon
Disenchanted find hope in Mournes monastery: (from the Irish News, Jul 17)
Denis Tuohy
Children's safety the key issue at interfaces: Irelandclick.com (Jul 20)
Editorial
Ruane preparing to clear way for better cross-border cooperation: (from the Irish News, Jul 5)
Simon Doyle
Call to reveal cost of informers: BBC
Chris Summers
'Nothing to learn' from Paras role in killings: (from the Irish News, Jul 6)
Seamus McKinney
Sunday, July 22
Ahern approves grant to UVF stronghold: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Policeman shot in Northern Ireland: Sunday Telegraph
PSNI have still much to prove: Irelandclick.com (Jul 20)
Jonathan Martin
Why I would support a Sinn Fein revolution in the North: Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
O'Loan to interview Stalker: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Residents 'intimidated' by marchers: Irelandclick.com (Jul 20)
Alana Fearon
Orange Order must adhere to Christian ethos: (from the Irish Times, Jul 17)
by Brian Kennaway
'Crucifixion' involved being shot in hands, knees and feet: (from the Irish News, Jul 19)
Tax cut drive gathers momentum: Belfast Telegraph (Jul 18)
Robin Morton
Brown firm on North's corporation tax rate: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
Gordon is unlikely to put money where mouth isn't: (from the Irish News)
James Kelly
'I've no doubt Bertie and Brown will get on': Sunday Independent
Daniel McConnell
Saturday, July 21
Loyalists 'committed to ending criminality': Ireland.com
UDA power struggle at an end: UTV Internet
Racketeers must now pay the price: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
New Northern Secretary Visits U.S.: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Cahir O'Doherty
Truth and tribalism: The Guardian
Fintan O'Toole
RUC shoot-to-kill incident in 1982 to be re-examined: Irish Independent
Chris Anderson
Ongoing trials to be completed after diplock court abolition: Belfast Telegraph (Jul 18)
Sam Lister
Up your . . . Orangefest!: Belfast Telegraph (Jul 18)
Council funded bonfire slammed after UVF address: Irelandclick.com (Jul 17)
Ciarán Barnes
Robinson open-minded on Maze site: BBC
Noxious cell blocks must be destroyed: The News Letter
Editorial
American honour for Joe Cahill: Irelandclick.com (Jul 18)
Damian McCarney
John Reid – Kurdish issue comparable to Northern Ireland: Londra Gazette
Ramis Çizer
English parliament must be in new constitution: Daily Telegraph (Jul 4)
Simon Heffer
Friday, July 20
UUP anger over cross-border forum plan: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Body can build a more prosperous island: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney
A promising new game: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Eleventh bonfire praised: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Commission praises peaceful parades: Ireland.com
UFF flag, pistol found in Omagh: Ulster Herald
Ronan McSherry
Three ex-RUC officers are 'exonerated' by Goggins over collusion inquiry – MP: Belfast Telegraph
Ashleigh Wallace
'Officers served with distinction': The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Ex-officer glad to be exonerated: Belfast Telegraph
Ashleigh Wallace
'Police officers were charged with murder and acquitted': UTV Internet
Pledge to publish 'cover-up' report: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Shoot to kill inquiry to be reopened: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
'Stalker' probe to be reopened: The News Letter
Ben Lowry
Fresh inquiry 'would be burden': BBC
Fears for future of collusion probes as government refuses to provide funds: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Northern Ireland ombudsman questions powers of MI5: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Residents should go to PSNI says Sinn Fein MP: Newry Democrat
Time to get tough on criminality: The News Letter
Editorial
'Punishment' attacks almost a thing of the past: (from the Irish News)
More Protestants needed to fill civil service positions: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Meeting over make-up of civil service workforce: (from the Irish News)
Diana Rusk
Ulster Unionists condemn city name change moves: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Newcastle flags 'war of words' rumbles on: Down Democrat
Cops should take down Dunmurry flags says councillor: Irelandclick.com
Damian McCarney
Special Branch chiefs 'wrong to stay silent': The News Letter
New barrister boycotts Bar to protest 'meaningless' Irish rule: Irish Independent
Katherine Donnelly
Thursday, July 19
Orange hall attacks investigated: BBC
A Filipino perspective on parades: Irelandclick.com — link repaired Jul 20
Floven dairo
A blight on the Twelfth: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Loyalist denies dissidents threat: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Bomb explodes near border: UTV Internet
Don't mind me, I'm stupid and know nothing about anything: Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
Curious tourists storm Stormont: BBC
Martina Purdy
Welcome spirit of cooperation: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
MPs hail Paisley as best opponent: BBC
The united Ireland bubble has well and truly burst: The News Letter
William McCrea
Gerry Adams: LA City Beat
Michael Collins
Cupla focal barely distinguishes monotone mob: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Funding threat to collusion murders probe: UTV Internet
The army can be proud of its legacy: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
We're going nowhere: Sunday Life (Jul 15)
We must wipe out suicide bombers: (from the Irish Daily Star, Jul 16)
John Coulter
A very civil separation: The Scotsman
Peter McMahon
Wednesday, July 18
Ministers meet in Armagh: UTV Internet
McGuinness predicts 'large leaps forward' in the peace process: Derry Journal
'We're entering new territory': Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham and Gene McKenna
North's leaders vow to build a strong future: Irish Examiner
Ian Graham and Senan Hogan
North South talks sound optimistic note: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Unionist leaders claim credit for BIC meeting: The News Letter
Ice age ends and spring reigns for Big Ian & Co: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Paisley declares ice-age is over: BBC
Martina Purdy
IRA has been defeated: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Power-sharing begins to get results: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Fresh talks on 'peace dividend' for Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
The north is not Brown's priority: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Orange Halls attacked: UTV Internet
Tricolour call to order: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Orangefest and the Unionist tradition: Derry Journal
Gerry Murray
Sober suits make way for defiant fun of Orangefest: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Zero tolerance... and no excuses: Irelandclick.com
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir
Paterson and Rea in policing talks: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Loyalist gun attacks 'have dropped to zero': The News Letter
UDA installs new interim leadership: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Sectarian threats are 'nonsense' – claim: The News Letter
Derry Protestants 'under attack': Derry Journal
Poots to meet Adams over Irish Language Act: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Group to be tasked with Derry name change bid: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Privy Council could decide on city's name: Derry Journal
Former rugby player receives courage award: (from the Irish News)
Bimpe Fatogun
Tuesday, July 17
Ministers meeting for North-South talks: Ireland.com
Paisley attending North-South Council: RTE
Terrorism tops agenda as Ahern and Brown hold airport summit: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham and Gene McKenna
PM predecessors 'left NI in mess': BBC
Brown needs pressed over economic aid: The News Letter
Snapping left to summit photocall: BBC
Martina Purdy
Order keen to begin talks with nationalists: The News Letter
Why did Order fly flag for my brother's killer?: Belfast Telegraph
Stephen Breen
Attacks on halls raised by Paisley during talks: (from the Irish News)
The March of Progress: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Orange Order will wither or face radical change: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
UDA 'cutting out the macho stuff': Sunday Life (Jul 15)
Council in fresh petition over city name: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Curfew example of 'poor decision-making': (from the Irish News, Jul 6)
Seamus McKinney
After 38 years of action Operation Banner is finally wound down: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Monday, July 16
Prime Minister Brown on NI visit: BBC
Ahern and Brown have first meeting: RTE
McGuinness – 'My hope for future': UTV Internet
New Northern politics rubbish unionist myths: Sunday Business Post (Jul 15)
Tom McGurk
First Twelfth with political unity but where is fanfare?: (from the Irish News, Jul 14)
James Kelly
Why is the Twelfth so doggone boring?: Sunday Life (Jul 15)
Lynda Gilby
Orange disorder: Sunday Business Post (Jul 15)
Colm Heatley
Republicans to the rescue after loyalist banner stolen: Sunday Life (Jul 15)
Alan Murray
Attack on PSNI put lives at risk: (from the Irish News, Jul 14)
Editorial
DUP said Trimble was going down pan: Belfast Telegraph (Jul 10)
Noel McAdam
Ex-cops split over collusion report – McCord: Sunday Life (Jul 15)
Stephen Breen
Butchers' trail of terror during '76: Irelandclick.com (Jul 13)
Army 'not taking into account loss of human life on Bloody Sunday': (from the Irish News, Jul 6)
Seamus McKinney
Blair 'humbled' at meeting with Omagh victims: Belfast Telegraph (Jul 10)
Matthew McCreary
Spoken Irish to die out in next 20 years, new report predicts: Irish Independent
Brian McDonald
N. Ireland teens overcome differences: The Courier Times (Jul 11)
Kendra Gentry
Hotelier sees 'sea change' in Northern business: Sunday Business Post (Jul 15)
Simon Carswell
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