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Thursday, July 31
Stormont not mature enough for policing – Empey: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
The days of 'pushover' unionism are over: Belfast Media
Jimmy Spratt
Why Reg's Tory talks are running on Empey: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
Backing Brown in June doesn't look too clever now: Irish News
Brian Feeney
Ineffective Executive must try harder: The News Letter
N R Greer
Goggins to fund restorative justice plan, despite row: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Bush 'turns back on IRA terror victims': The News Letter
How Obama showed our Troubles are just so over: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Religion was never an issue for retiring top Catholic policeman: Irish News (Jul 29)
Allison Morris
Orde criticised over secret talks with UDA: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
UDA leaders enter weapons talks: BBC
Vincent Kearney
Gardai get Quinn murder extension: BBC
Thomas 'Slab' Murphy to get High Court hearing in November: Belfast Telegraph
McKevitt's appeal against 20-year jail term dismissed: Irish Examiner
Vivion Kilfeather
'Bug' at home of IRA man killed by the SAS: Irish News (Jul 29)
Sectarian thuggery against Dublin players turns Milk Cup sour: Belfast Telegraph
Call for more cross-community housing: Irish News (Jul 29)
UUP selects by-election candidate: BBC
Unionist parties 'in the red': The News Letter
Renting with their parties – MLAs' office prices revealed: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Wednesday, July 30
Will Alliance break stalemate over the devolution of policing?: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Political stalemate concerns escalate: Irish News
William Graham
Risk of return to violence remains if politics is seen not to work – Hayes: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Flawed report behind restorative justice – SDLP: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
An independent watchdog is vital: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Iris should quit, says gay rights activist Peter Tatchell: Belfast Telegraph
Will anti-Iris opinion on web determine her political fate?: Irish News
Conall McDevitt
It's thanks to you Mrs Robinson as Tories turn their backs on DUP: Irish Examiner
Steven King
Hanging on the telephone: The Guardian
Richard Norton-Taylor
Dissident threat: The Irish Times
Editorial
Dissidents have no real support: Irish News
Editorial
Police know location of loyalist arms dumps: Belfast Telegraph
UDA given six months to decommission weapons: Belfast Telegraph
Police must close down arms dumps: The News Letter
Editorial
Claims of parade rerouting were inaccurate: The News Letter
Six arrested in connection with Paul Quinn murder: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Family of Paul Quinn praise efforts of security forces: Belfast Telegraph
Lost lives: Sunday Journal (Jul 27)
Mary Nelis
Victims have once again been used by politicians: Irish News
Susan McKay
South Nyack attorney extends his territory, representing victims of Northern Ireland bombing: The Journal News
Akiko Matsuda
Omagh widower dedicates book to bombing victims: The News Letter
Starlets flee sectarian abuse to score victory: Irish Independent
Fiach Kelly
Church magazine slams Maze plan: The News Letter
Lessons given to southern politicians: Irish News
Claire Simpson
Sinn Fein 'in no man's land' over parade: The News Letter
Karadzic, the terrible poet with lust for gore: Sunday Independent (Jul 27)
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Tuesday, July 29
Peter Robinson in holiday pledge: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
'No offer' over justice ministry: BBC
Case of retro politics as parties rebound blame: Irish News
Tom Kelly
Link with Tories may be the 'big idea' that revives UUP: The News Letter
Alex Kane
UUP/Tory initiative good for progression: Irish News
Roy Garland
Heightened state of alert over dissident republicans: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Why we should beat the drum to make Twelfth even bigger: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
FBI to investigate victims group threats: The News Letter
Loyalist McKeown – Police asked me to shoot Rosemary Nelson dead: Belfast Telegraph
Omagh memorial lifted into place: The News Letter
Dispute over bomb memorial: Irish News
King William 'gay' comments condemned: The News Letter
Many unionists bigoted against gays, says leading activist: The Irish Times
Kitty Holland
SDLP pays tribute to Sarah Conlon: Irish News
James Stinson
Man, arrested by police after Northern Bank robbery, to appeal IRA membership conviction: Belfast Telegraph
North and South of Ireland fighting the Taliban together: Belfast Telegraph
Nationalists 'have no reason to reject parade': The News Letter
Delaney says All-Ireland league proposal is 'divisive': The Irish Times (Jul 28)
Emmet Malone
Monday, July 28
Adams 'trying to collapse' Assembly: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Bombs and death threats – dissidents step up efforts to derail power-sharing: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Dissident Northern Ireland republican threat 'higher than from Islamic extremists': Daily Telegraph
Aislinn Simpson
MI5 targets dissidents as Irish terror threat grows: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Police hold talks to avoid parade and football clash: UTV Internet
Checks between North and rest of UK on way: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessey
Explosive Stuff: Sunday Life (Jul 27)
John McGurk
Two years on from her son's death mother still no nearer to the truth: Belfast Media
Roisin McManus
The man who guards us from guardians of the law: Irish News
Bimpe Fatogun
Ombudsman quits over role's power: BBC
Outrage over Tatchell's 'gay William of Orange' claims: The Herald
Palestinian Christian young people explore reconciliation in Ireland: Christian Today
Sunday, July 27
Ministry to be considered for Alliance Party: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Stormont crisis deepening as Robinson hits out at Adams: Belfast Telegraph
Steven McCaffery
New Labour, New Sylvia?: Irish News
Newton Emerson
How the IRA is being squeezed to death: The Sunday Times
John Mooney
Political stupidity costing Norn Iron a billion a year: Irish News
James Kelly
Conditions placed on band parade in Ballymena: Ballymena Times
Elinor Glynn
Tricolours should be removed – Brolly: The News Letter
Paramilitary plot pair remanded: BBC
Sharon Hall
Robinson defends wife's rights to views: The News Letter
In Belfast and Boston, facing life after violent death: Boston Globe
Ron Fletcher
Murals marked out in new map: Irish News
Marie Louise McCrory
Family ripped apart by miscarriage of justice: Irish News (Jul 21)
Cowen reaches out to the great Irish tribe: Sunday Business Post
David McWilliams
EU promotes Irish language: Belfast Telegraph
Political tide turning for Tories: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Glasgow spells the end of 300-year union: The Sunday Times
Simon Jenkins
Saturday, July 26
Robinson says Adams is blocking progress: RTE
A First Minister for all?: Belfast Media
Editorial
DUP and Tories 'still have good relations': The News Letter
This could be a win-win union: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Pact may not be in interest of unionism: The News Letter
Editorial
'Criminal justice must lose mindset of Troubles': Irish News
Bimpe Fatogun
Man 'pressurised to work as an informer': Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Secretary of State to be grilled over HET 'flaws': The News Letter
Parades ruling restricts loyalists: Irish News
Claire Simpson
Fire Service investigate flag: Newry Democrat
Unionist fears over tricolours: The News Letter
Sinn Fein man opposes flag flying: BBC
Drop flags and slogans – UUP: Newry Democrat
Obama – Northern Ireland is an example to all the world: Belfast Telegraph
Irish-America steps up to the challenge: Belfast Media
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir
Iranian-born student accused of hiding rifle for Real IRA: Belfast Telegraph
Sarkozy proves 'No' voters were right: Belfast Media
Des Wilson
Campbell defends right to 'free speech': The News Letter
Petition calls for PM to 'reprimand' Robinson: The News Letter
Full approval granted for Belfast gay pride parade: Belfast Telegraph
Latest outburst could fuel attacks: Belfast Media
Alana Fearon
After Glasgow East, it's time to vote on the fate of the Union: Daily Telegraph
Charles Moore
Friday, July 25
Executive standoff due to DUP's lack of leadership, Adams claims: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Cameron in talks over a Tory merger with Ulster Unionists: The Herald
Michael Settle
Cameron cosies up to Unionists: The Guardian
Michael White
Bike theft puts spoke in Tory party reform: Financial Times
Jean Eaglesham
Cameron's surprise embrace of UUP shows fresh Tory thinking on North: The Irish Times
Frank Millar
The New Tories: UTV Internet
Ken Reid
Ulster Unionists may say 'Yes' to Cameron: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
David Cameron's Ulster gamble: Guardian.co.uk
Paul Bew
HET team 'may be missing vital leads': The News Letter (Jul 23)
Work of HET must continue: Irish News
Editorial
Tread with caution over any merger: The News Letter
Editorial
Unionists at each other's throats: Impartial Reporter
Back Foster to beat Sinn Fein: The News Letter
Parties divided on Ballymena parade: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Councillors clash over orange parades in Omagh: Ulster Herald
Mark McKelvey
'If you don't like it, move!': Newry Democrat
Arrested McPhillips considers legal action: Impartial Reporter
This is the word of God according to Iris – Amen: Irish News
Newton Emerson
Chemistry student in court on gun and ammunition charges: UTV Internet
Military figure backs McBrides: Irish News
Plans in motion for homecoming parades: The News Letter
Passport checks between UK and Ireland restored: The Independent
Nigel Morris
Proposals for controls on UK and Ireland travel: The Irish Times
Frank Millar
Irish border – looping frontier was terrorism's great ally: The Times
David Sharrock
Thursday, July 24
SF-DUP deadlock blocking work, say Ministers: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Sinn Fein meets with Gordon Brown: BBC
Executive must work for public: Irish News
Editorial
Abortion moves threaten Prime Minister's DUP links: The Herald
Michael Settle
Remarks by Iris Robinson raise doubts over Tory pact with DUP: The Irish Times
Frank Millar
Robinson 'needs to seek help': The News Letter
Wilson – media is 'harassing' Iris over gay comments: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Tory deal to boost support in N Ireland: Financial Times
Jean Eaglesham
The Tories want to make a stand in Ulster: Daily Telegraph
Reg Empey and David Cameron
Peter just doesn't have the kudos of Big Ian: Irish News
Brian Feeney
Victims' groups funding praised: The News Letter
Dissident threat to DVA civil servants: Belfast Telegraph
CIRA threat to civil servants condemned: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Nuala O'Loan says HET and Police Ombudsman should work together: UTV Internet
HET merger would have benefits – Hutchinson: The News Letter
TUV will not stand against Foster: Irish News
Diana Rusk and Barry McCaffrey
Battered and dumped in Stockman's Lane, murder still has power to shock: Andersonstown News
Ciarán Barnes
Tribute to Scots Guard killed by IRA sniper: The Scotsman
Dignity fought good fight over injustice: Irish News (Jul 21)
Editorial
First Minister takes parade campaign to Parliament: The News Letter
Asda to repeat Twelfth opening: Irish News
How to take on an arms manufacturer – and win: The Independent
Mark Steel
Wednesday, July 23
Crisis looms in Northern Ireland government as parties fail to meet: The Herald
Steven McCaffery
Durkan's Assembly plea is turned down: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Stormont in meltdown?: The News Letter
London Calling: UTV Internet
Ken Reid
Airport debate crucial test of power-sharing process: Irish News
Denis Tuohy
Foster to fight for council seat: The News Letter
Foster candidacy at odds with stance on dual mandate: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
North plans £14m criminal assets recovery: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Cold case team 'needs extra time': BBC
The day British state said sorry to Conlons: Irish News (Jul 21)
Marie Louise McCrory
Truth and lies: Sunday Journal (Jul 20)
Mary Nelis
Family's disappointment as murder-victim search ends: Irish News
Diana Rusk and Barry McCaffrey
Family of INLA murder man misled: BBC
David quick to Heal discord: Irish News
Suzanne McGonagle
Sectarianism has no sense of humour, David: Belfast Telegraph
John Laverty
Sectarianism blamed for Rivers Agency 'problems': The News Letter
Robinson disputes reporting of anti-gay comments: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Robinson 'vile' remark reported accurately – Hansard: The News Letter
Iris Robinson's gay outburst leads to street protests, official complaints and calls to quit: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Questions that Iris must answer: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Why media row with Iris just doesn't add up: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
The fate of 39 Labour MPs is at stake in Glasgow East: The Guardian
Tristram Hunt
Tuesday, July 22
Paisley-McGuinness 'kept in close contact': The News Letter
Out-of-order executive has replaced out-of-touch rule: Irish News
Brendan Mulgrew
Tensions at Stormont need resolved: The News Letter
Editorial
Extra funding for victims of the Troubles: RTE
Victims' group takes Libya case to US: The News Letter
Why the Orange Order needs to change: The News Letter (Jul 15)
Alex Kane
MP backtracks on gay comment: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Cardinal Brady 'broadly agrees' with Robinson: The News Letter
Iris take heed of the dangers of religion: Irish News
Roy Garland
Omagh legal aid bias claim denied: BBC
Healy apologises for gesture during game against Celtic: Belfast Telegraph
Wrongly jailed man wins appeal: BBC
Guildford Four man mourns mother's death: Irish News
Marie Louise McCrory
Plaque unveiled for Captain James Kelly: Belfast Telegraph
Monday, July 21
Calls for assembly to reconvene: UTV Internet
DUP accuse Sinn Féin of delays: The Irish Times
Victims group holding talks in US: BBC
British PM must speak out: North Belfast News (Jul 18)
Killer arrested after alleged bar assault: Irish News (Jul 19)
Seamus McKinney
Healy defended after mimicking flute player: The Scotsman
Political opponents condemn comments: The News Letter (Jul 18)
No more drama for 'friends' in the North: The Irish Times (May 13)
Quentin Fottrell
Look Peter, we could be sitting on a gold mine: Belfast Telegraph (Jul 7)
Pól Ó Muirí
Sunday, July 20
Stormont divisions cause crisis: Irish News
Bimpe Fatogun
Gangland gun trail linked to IRA suppliers: Belfast Telegraph
INLA protection racket targets city businesses: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Sister calls for IRA apology 10 years after fatal shooting: Irish News
Allison Morris
McGurk's apology: North Belfast News
Editorial
Three held in dissident republican probe: RTE
Show focuses on sport in Troubles: Irish News
Claire Simpson
Drury plans all-Ireland football league: The Sunday Times
Paul Rowan
Order says troops deserve a parade: The News Letter (Jul 14)
Robinson's remarks a 'mistake' – McGuinness: The News Letter
The UK is what it is thanks to Christianity: The News Letter
Iris Robinson
Society must reflect all the views: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Setting out Christianity's ground rules: The News Letter
Editorial
French pressure for re-run of Lisbon vote: Sunday Business Post
Thomas Hubert
Lisbon was beginning of fall from grace in EU: Irish News
James Kelly
This by-election is a regular fixture – Catholics vs Protestants: Independent on Sunday
Geoffrey Wheatcroft
Saturday, July 19
Troubles to start again in Derry: Derry Journal
How our relaxed Twelfth left Ann Widdecombe truly impressed: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Rioters under fire from all sides: Impartial Reporter
The Orange Order influence – a chance for new beginnings?: Andersonstown News
Des Wilson
A tale of two festivals: Andersonstown News
Editorial
Superhero Orange Dan is cut down to size: The Independent
Jerome Taylor
McGuinness's leadership lauded: Derry Journal
McGuinness to face a west Belfast grilling: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
South Armagh no longer a cold place for Protestants: The News Letter
Former councillor quizzed on bomb: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Three held in bomb inquiry freed: BBC
Annual Hunger Strike rally for Derry: Derry Journal
PSNI asked for answers: Irish News
Claire Simpson
Fight will continue: North Belfast News
Apology welcomed – Now's time for truth: Andersonstown News
Roisin McManus
Taoiseach seeks review of Ireland-US relationship: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Irish Americans provide vital support for Festival: Andersonstown News
Learning from Mandela's lead: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Friday, July 18
'Policing powers vacuum a boon to dissidents' – Woodward: UTV Internet
Sinn Fein's law and order commitment queried: The News Letter
Ordinary republicans can 'erase partition,' Tyrone rally told: Ulster Herald
Peace in the North is still a fragile flower: The Irish Times
Elaine Byrne
PSNI is failing to protect vulnerable Catholics: Irish News
Jim Gibney
'Massive' support for the re-routed parade in Pomeroy: Ulster Herald (Jul 10)
South funds Apprentices: Irish News
Seamus McKinney
To know all about the dirty war can bring its own risks: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Paramilitary threat against boy (16): Derry Journal
Probation service in touch with paramilitary group over threat: Irish News
Seamus McKinney
Cowen launches review of US links: RTE
Three arrested in bomb inquiry: BBC
Will poor wee Ulster forever cry poverty?: Irish News
Newton Emerson
Robinson says government must 'uphold God's law': The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
'God has a purpose for this church': The Irish Times (May 13)
Patsy McGarry
Rule, Britannia, but Maybe Not Over Scotland: New York Times
Sarah Lyall
Thursday, July 17
Major issues must be tackled now – Empey: The News Letter
Make your mind up time for MLAs: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Executive to review viability of bringing back Civic Forum: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
SDLP attacks help DUP – Campbell: Derry Journal
Attacks put agreement on parades in jeopardy: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Community denounces Twelfth Night 'hoodlums': Ulster Herald
Michael Breslin
Emblems on show at D'murry parade: Andersonstown News
Joe Diamond
A step forward: Newry Democrat
Chris Porter
Boys' festival is 'credit to Protestant community': Derry Journal
Orange Order protests over paramilitary flags: The News Letter
'Give up your weapons or face jail' – Woodward: The News Letter
Man offered money to inform on Republicans: Ulster Herald
Michael Breslin
Foster may run for council: Irish News
Diana Rusk
No unity candidate in by-election, says DUP: The News Letter
Would you allow Stormont dopes to levy taxes?: Irish News
Brian Feeney
Search on for remains of 'disappeared' man: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
More apologies will aid healing: Irish News
Editorial
Hume mural repaired after attack in Derry: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Wednesday, July 16
Loyalists attack Broadway residents: Andersonstown News
Ciarán Barnes
Bloody Sunday Trust condemns Bogside stoning attack: Derry Journal
Bogside violence may affect tourism: Irish News
Seamus McKinney
Byword for bad behaviour: Andersonstown News
Editorial
Three held over police shooting: BBC
'We need mutual respect over flags' – Lynn Fleming: Derry Journal
More flags flutter in village: Andersonstown News
Joe Diamond
Community urged to help police: Irish News (Jul 11)
Allison Morris
A vote of confidence for Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Preparing for a visit: Irish News (Jul 14)
Tom Kelly
Slow increase in mixed relationships in North, study shows: The Irish Times (May 13)
Gerry Moriarty
Call for calm in language debate: Irish News
It's time to go easy, Gordon and go to work on your tan: The News Letter
Liam Clarke
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