Sunday, June 30

Ahern and Brown meeting may happen next month: Irish Independent
Senan Molony

New era, new Paisley: BBC
Jim Fitzpatrick

Stormont post is less demanding: The News Letter
Editorial

What Shaun Woodward must do now: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial

DUP is told 'you're Ulster nationalists': The News Letter

United Ireland is off the table for 25 years: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster

Northern Ireland gets its policeman: Toronto Globe and Mail (Jun 27)
Brett Popplewell

Ombudsman appointment welcomed by politicians on both sides: Irelandclick.com
Áine McEntee

Chasing headlines won't help – O'Dowd: The News Letter

Tensions rise on Springfield ahead of Orange march: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes

Nationalists hit out at illegal parade in mixed village estates: Irelandclick.com
Roisin McManus

Provocation has to be dealt with: (from the Irish News)
Editorial

My building sites are being attacked by UDA elements who want paid off: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan

Troubles trauma victory for RUC officers: Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin

Troubles trauma bill for officers could hit €150m: Irish Examiner
Ian Graham

Attwood backs calls for RUC Reserve pension: Irelandclick.com
Damian McCarney

Finucane murder is the 'mother of all cover-ups': Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes

Finucanes Furious Over No Prosecution: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com

No peace for the north as long as justice is gagged: Irelandclick.com
Martin Morgan

Reflecting and deflecting: Irelandclick.com
Jude Collins

Together: Irish Echo (pdf format)
Ray O'Hanlon

Bogside murals praised in Washington: Derry Journal

SF rejects call for help to sue Libya: The News Letter

Belfast's unifying force walks with angels on his dangerous mission: The Times
Rick Broadbent

Hope and healing: The Guardian (Jun 27)
Polly Curtis and Rebecca Smithers

Paisley must apologise to gay people or resign, says church paper: Irish Independent
John Cooney

Friday, June 29

Government 'set to meet PSNI targets': The News Letter

PPS is undermining public confidence in justice: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney

Martin and Ian together, it's a work in progress: Belfast Telegraph

Hillary Clinton suggests new bond scheme to boost Ulster's economy: Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll

We need serious politics to tackle employment rates: (from the Irish News)
Newton Emerson

Pack up your troubles…: Newry Democrat

Unionists 'kept out of top posts': Newry Democrat

What does 'beyond reach' really mean?: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan

Victims put SF chief on the spot: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster

Drumcree rerouted again, but talks may still be held: Belfast Telegraph
Claire Regan

Historic Drumcree talks edge step closer: The News Letter

'No need for Drumcree violence': BBC
Niall Blaney

SF challenged over Orange hall attacks: The News Letter

Orangemen Buy Boyne Soil: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Paddy Clancy

Man who fired at police nominated Shankill councillor: Belfast Telegraph
Victoria O'Hara

Judge to rule on £100m police compensation bid: RTE

Nairac – hero or villain?: Derry Journal

Four in court over Devlin killing: BBC

Forensic operation at McGlynn murder scene: Derry Journal

Orange and green under one roof: The News Letter

AOH Invited to D.C. Festival: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Cahir O’Doherty

Ministers defend US trip numbers: Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll

Woodward thrilled with North post in Brown cabinet: Irish Examiner
Phil Hazlewood

Woodward to replace Hain: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster

Woodward 'not paid for NI role': BBC

No buts about it ... Paisley praises the departing Blair: Belfast Telegraph
Sam Lister

Cowen met Brown to discuss Irish links: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee

North now just quiet backwater for Brown: (from the Irish News)
William Graham

So Tony Blair is free to become a Catholic now he's out of office? Don't go holding your breath: The Guardian
Alexander Chancellor

Thursday, June 28

Blair role in NI process praised: BBC

Mary McAleese pays tribute to Tony Blair: UTV Internet

Paisley praises departing PM: Belfast Telegraph

Brown could save millions by abolishing NIO: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney

Brown's Stormont effect: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial

Brown vows to strengthen links with Ireland: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly

Order hails 'positive steps' to resolve Drumcree row: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary

Historic Drumcree talks edge step closer: The News Letter

Residents issue court threat: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam

Martin McGuinness tells Americans the war is over: UTV Internet

Hibs want McGuinness to skip festival: Irish Echo (pdf format)

McGuinness seeks US investment: UTV Internet (Jun 25)

Stormont US jaunt 'not a love-in': BBC

Orange row at Folklife Festival: Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll

UVF ceasefire status under review: BBC

Dissident loyalists: Sunday Life (Jun 24)
Ciaran McGuigan

SF slam SDLP at Stormont over RUC pension support: UTV Internet

A cautious welcome for Ombudsman: The News Letter
Editorial

Victims angry at remarks: (from the Irish News)
Allison Morris

My dad's murder is part of the last conflict demon: The Guardian
Michael Finucane

RUC whistleblower calls for collusion prosecutions: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey

Lawyer to give McAliskey evidence: BBC

Army role on the border won the peace: The News Letter
Editorial

Troubles over? Not in the Irish Republic's newspaper offices: Belfast Telegraph
Stephen Glover

Man convicted of brutal attack: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese

Gardaí suspect INLA unit is behind grenade attack: Irish Examiner
Cormac O'Keeffe

Wednesday, June 27

IRA dead influence our work – Anderson: Derry Journal

Scottish neighbour Salmond may well be a friend in disguise: Irish Independent

Drumcree face-off – but across a table: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam

Appeal after illegal band parade: BBC

The high price to pay just to earn a living: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan

Adams to meet Orde on 'Murph: Irelandclick.com
Áine McEntee

Judge praises police bravery: UTV Internet

O'Loan finalising two major NI reports: RTE

Assembly backs RUC pension plan: Ireland.com

Ahern unhappy over Finucane move: BBC

British government accused of Finucane cover-up: UTV Internet

Senior police officers who gave killers guns 'cannot be identified': (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey

Public Prosecution Service must be made accountable: (from the Irish News)
Susan McKay

New victims group – 'Distinguish between innocent and guilty': Derry Journal

Families of five UDA victims to take civil actions against police: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey

Truth commission may not work in North – Tutu: Evening Echo (Jun 25)

Victims' needs must be central – SF, SDLP: Derry Journal

Belly Up: The Blanket (Jun 2)
Anthony McIntyre

Ex-sports minister calls for review over stadium: The News Letter (Jun 25)

Ball's in your court Gordon, so about our stadium?: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White

MP – Open the books on princely sums...: Sunday Life (Jun 24)
Stephen Gordon

Criticism over Washington numbers: BBC

McGartland film planned: (from the Sunday Times, Jun 24)
Liam Clarke

Tony Blair's flawed legacy: Irish Independent (Jun 26)
Editorial

Scottish nationalism is compelling: The Spectator (May 5)
Rod Liddle

Tuesday, June 26

After three decades, last 20 soldiers pull out of their South Armagh: The Herald
Ian Bruce

Going home . . . last British troops shut up shop in key base: Irish Independent
Michael McHugh

Mother of final soldier killed welcomes closure: The News Letter

Army colonel on Bessbrook departure: UTV Internet

No more patrols as Army scales back operations: The News Letter

It's now time for republicans to say sorry, says Orange Order: The News Letter
Billy Kennedy

McGuinness finds it's himself alone for Question Time session: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam

Time for SF to kick the abstentionist habit: (from the Sunday Times, Jun 24)
Liam Clarke

It's Luta Continua for Sinn Fein in the South of Ireland: The Blanket (Jun 14)
Mick Hall

No soldiers or police to be charged over Finucane murder, prosecutors rule: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott

Finucanes' outrage at decision not to charge security force members: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton

Ex-Mountie is new Police Ombudsman: Belfast Telegraph
Sam Lister

New Ombudsman will be a fresh start – DUP: The News Letter
Laura Murphy

Renegade UDA group stays mum on guns handover claim: Belfast Telegraph

Sinn Fein leader holds update on peace process in Northern Ireland: The Journal News
Amisha Padnani

Last-ditch talks are held on Drumcree: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam

Drumcree talks gear up as Order parades: The News Letter
Rebecca Black

Parades Commission to rule on Drumcree: Belfast Telegraph

Gardai – how many bands do you need: (from the Sunday Times, Jun 24)
Liam Clarke and John Mooney

UUP urge Paisley to 'clear the air' over Maze plan: The News Letter (Jun 23)

'No proposals for H-block shrine': BBC

Maze should be left to rot, says McCrea: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster

H-block to stay regardless of stadium decision – Poots: (from the Irish News)
Margaret Canning

Ex-hunger striker blasts Dodds for 'insensitivity': The News Letter (Jun 23)

Maze is the least attractive option: (from the Irish News)
Editorial

MEP warns over cost of Irish legislation: The News Letter

Poll indicates Irish unity unlikely: (from the Sunday Times, Jun 24)
Liam Clarke

Survey reveals Ulster is happier than ever: Belfast Telegraph

State to endow Blair Irish Studies Chair in Liverpool: The Irish Times
Frank Millar

Will Hain be deputy to Brown?: Belfast Telegraph
Sam Lister

Monday, June 25

Choice word or two for SF minister: Sunday Life (Jun 24)
Ciaran McGuigan

Headlines make monkeys of the doubting Thomases: (from the Irish News, Jun 23)
James Kelly

SF bugged about using pool cars: Sunday Life (Jun 24)
Alan Murray

Sinn Fein 'ready to fight back' after flop in election: Irish Independent
Isabel Hurley

Residents angry at Whiterock decision: (from the Irish News, Jun 22)
Allison Morris

Drumcree row is on agenda: Sunday Life (Jun 24)
Alan Murray

Counting the environmental cost of bonfires: BBC (Jun 21)
Niall Blaney

A drinking kind of culture: Irelandclick.com (Jun 21)
Robin Livingstone

Only talks can resolve dispute: (from the Irish News, Jun 23)
Editorial

Wee Willie and the boys ready to 'rock' again: Irish Independent
Ian O'Doherty

DUP 'may hang Poots out to dry' over Maze: Sunday Life (Jun 24)
Alan Murray

The Queen's visit – courageous act or cheap stunt?: (from the Sunday Tribune, Jun 24)
Suzanne Breen

McCartney sister reveals all: Sunday Life (Jun 24)
Stephen Breen

2025 – Dawn of the New Troubles?: The Blanket (May 14)
John Coulter

Army to close Bessbrook base: UTV Internet

Protestant students leaving Ulster claim: The News Letter (Jun 21)

Councillor claims snub over USA festival invite: Irelandclick.com (Jun 21)
Roisin McManus

A grim lesson from Ulster: St. Petersburg (FL) Times (Jun 24)
Kathleen Ochshorn

Church still part of modern life: Belfast Telegraph (Jun 22)
Eric Waugh

Blair tells Pope – Now I'm ready to become a Catholic: The Observer (Jun 24)
John Hooper

Closet RC Tony is out – when will officialdom open door?: Irish Independent

Sunday, June 24

Sinn Fein leaders invited to wedding of top Blair aide: Sunday Business Post
Niamh Connolly

Ministers call for peace: (from the Irish News, Jun 22)
William Graham

Order in 'bad faith' over Drumcree: (from the Irish News, Jun 22)
Barry McCaffrey

An archaic act: Irelandclick.com — link repaired Jun 25
Editorial

Fine words from UDA: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial

New battle for father of collusion victim: The Observer
Henry McDonald

Ex-prisoners, pupils, get post-conflict education: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid

We need an inquiry into McGuinness: Belfast Telegraph (scroll down)
Lindy McDowell

Nairac – still a mystery 30 years on: Sunday Business Post
Emmanuel Kehoe

Disappeared must be found: (from the Irish News, Jun 21)
Editorial

Denis Bradley to probe troubled past: Derry Journal

Moving forward from a troubled past: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial

Stadium planners in a moral maze: The Observer
Kevin Mitchell

H-Block stadium swipe 'pointless': BBC

'Even Martians would back Belfast stadium': The News Letter (Jun 21)

Dispute over future of H-Block site: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley

Stadium has all players confused: BBC
Jim Fitzpatrick

IRA suspects: The News Letter (Jun 21)
Editorial

Nightsticks: The Blanket (Jun 15)
Fred A. Wilcox

Begrudgers beware! Silence can't save you: Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris

Little wonder so many see all roads lead to Rome: The Observer
Cristina Odone

Catholic QCs back Findlay: Sunday Herald
Judith Duffy

Saturday, June 23

Orangemen to meet with residents over Drumcree parade: UTV Internet

Glengormley loyalist parade to march into Catholic area: Irelandclick.com
Áine McEntee

Get down to real, constructive talks: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial

A job for the MLAs?: Irelandclick.com
Editorial

Garda groups call for Love Ulster rally to be planned properly: Irish Examiner
Cormac O'Keeffe

Dublin is braced for Love Ulster thousands: The News Letter

Burning issue . . . should we allow Ulster to march again?: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth

Kerry football hero set the standard we should apply to Love Ulster: Irish Examiner
Ryle Dwyer

Ian and Bertie have rightly-boxed off Sinn Fein: Irish Independent

Ruled by Zealots: The Blanket (May 15)
Michael Gillespie

A right royal welcome: Irelandclick.com
Des Wilson

UDA ends building sites rackets: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan

Police call for 'collusion' public inquiries to be suspended: Irish Examiner
Michael McHugh

Bloody Sunday costs questioned by Hain: The News Letter

Unionists won't accept "shrine to terrorism" exchange: The News Letter
Laura Murphy

Differences emerging within DUP over Maze plans: Belfast Telegraph

NI stadium saga could run and run: BBC
Gareth Gordon

For a kick-off, let's review stadium site: Belfast Telegraph (Jun 21)
Editorial

Full details of Maze plan should be made public: The News Letter (Jun 20)
Editorial

Seeing Red Over Orange At the Folklife Festival: Washington Post
Joshua Zumbrun

Engel Angry Over Orange Invite: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Cahir O'Doherty

US cultural festival will have a distinctly 'Orange' flavour: Belfast Telegraph (Jun 21)
Matthew McCreary

Painting a new image of NI: BBC
Maggie Taggart

Irish president praises Canada as a 'role model': CTV

Top N. Ireland official to make pitch in Hub: Boston Herald (Jun 20)
Jay Fitzgerald

Jobs must be allocated with fairness: The News Letter (Jun 21)
Editorial

After 30 years as a closet Catholic, Blair finally puts faith before politics: The Guardian (Jun 22)
Stephen Bates

Friday, June 22

Order – We will meet Garvaghy residents: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey

Commission given date for Drumcree talks: Ireland.com

Garvaghy residents stand by their letter: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam

Organisers of Love Ulster to hold march in autumn despite fears of fresh riots: Irish Independent
Tom Brady

Ulster group confident about Dublin parade: The Irish Times
Paul Anderson

Bigger 'Love Ulster' parade planned for Dublin: RTE

Why it's high time we all learned to love all of Ulster: Irish Independent
Fergus Black

Love Ulster marches – We should march and move on: Irish Examiner
Editorial

The freedom to walk in peace: Irish Independent
Editorial

More than 100 republicans are still on the run: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton

Hard-hitting posters target interface riots: The News Letter

Mayor praises success of front-line 'peacekeepers': (from the Irish News)
Allison Morris

If you ask me...: BBC
Alex Kane

Another Gigantic Step: The Blanket (May 24)
Anthony McIntyre

English politicians care little about six counties: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney

Brown's Ulster job offer to Ashdown branded a snub: Belfast Telegraph
Sam Lister

Eames and Bradley group to address legacy of Troubles: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan

Taoiseach welcomes NI group establishment: RTE

A balm for 30 years of wounds from the Troubles: The Times
Peter Hain

Protestants mostly opposed to inquiries into the Troubles: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton

SF urged to increase efforts to recover the Disappeared: UTV Internet

Admissions of guilt probed: The News Letter

Talks held over unsolved murders: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam

Wright inquiry is told of 'drug raves' in Maze: The News Letter

Victims' commissioner set to be appointed in weeks: The News Letter

Derry man breaks silence on 'McGuinness plea': Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan

Uncovering link helping Ulster up peace path: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan

Six out of 10 unemployed Catholic: (from the Irish News)
James Stinson

Opinions differ over employment figures: The News Letter

Blair will convert to Catholicism 'soon': Daily Telegraph
Jonathan Petre

Tony Blair and the RAF chaplain – a secretive journey to Catholicism: The Guardian
John Hooper and Michael White

Thursday, June 21

Lodge bids to save Drumcree march: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam

Love Ulster parade depends on proper planning, warns chamber: Irish Examiner
Stephen Rogers

GAA and Orange Order to share US stage: (from the Irish News)
Margaret Canning

I'm not an absentee MLA, says UUP man: The News Letter

Major's dealings with Ireland a total failure: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney

Dawson's Legacy: The Blanket (May 14)
John Coulter

Wilson – Tail must no longer wag dog: (from the Irish News)
William Graham

New revelations on Nairac killing: BBC

'Nairac killers must be brought to book': The News Letter
Philip Bradfield

McGuinness speaks on Nairac case: UTV Internet

Bomb families vow legal action: Irish Independent
Dearbhail McDonald

Troubles Commissioner to be named: Ireland.com

Disappeared families at US event: BBC

Two charged with INLA membership: Ireland.com

British urged to honour Irish vow: (from the Irish News)
William Graham

Poots urged to step aside in Maze row: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster

Language services must not be diluted by spin-doctoring: The News Letter
Janet Muller

Dingle naming row continues after TD remarks: Irish Examiner
Donal Hickey

Pope gag was not offensive to Catholics: Glasgow Daily Record (Jun 19)
Gordon Mcilwraith

South of the Tweed, the backlash is starting: Daily Telegraph (Jun 19)
Alan Cochrane

Wednesday, June 20

Joint heads to face Stormont questions: Ireland.com

Sorry Mr Paisley, but you HAVE let me down so badly: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese

Ruane calls on MLAs to become team players: UTV Internet

Families do not want a line drawn under past: (from the Irish News)
Susan McKay

Light shed on IRA murder of Nairac: Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin

Faith and trust essential in truth processes: (from the Irish News)
Breidge Gadd

Community tackles interface riots: BBC

Notorious UVF estate mural to be replaced: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey

Tensions Haven't Gone Away: The Blanket (May 12)
Dan Collins

Breaking down the barriers of history: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial

DUP man tells of fear after attack: The News Letter

Young men face soaring suicide rate as Ulster leaves the Troubles behind: The Times
Rosemary Bennett

Maze stadium plan 'will proceed': BBC

Banging the drum for Salmond: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam

Now Salmond issues challenge to London's grip on foreign policy: The Scotsman (Jun 19)
Hamish MacDonell

Tuesday, June 19

Salmond signs a historic deal in Northern Ireland: The Herald
Kevin Schofield

Salmond linking up with Stormont: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam

Celtic countries can work together, says McGuinness: Irish Independent
Dan McGinn

Paisley blasted over meeting with Salmond: The News Letter

A new union … without London?: The Herald
Douglas Fraser

Common cause: Daily Telegraph
Editorial

Devolution in practice: The Herald
Editorial

Unionist peer will join Tories this week: (from the Sunday Times, Jun 17)
Liam Clarke

Time to put things right: The News Letter
Alex Kane

Party will regroup says Dail leader: (from the Irish News)
Valerie Robinson

Adams to quiz police over Belfast feud: UTV Internet

NIO interviews for police ombudsman: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey

Catching the tail of the Celtic Tiger: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial

'Zealots' risk own goal with political football: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland

McAleese says conditions for Queen visit 'best ever': The News Letter
Colin O'Carroll

Massacre families say police have treated them like mugs: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey

New light shed on Nairac mystery: BBC

Irish president's Lisburn visit makes history: Belfast Telegraph
Kathryn Torney

Killers face arrest for inquiry snub: Sunday Life (Jun 17)

McGuinness meets with Iroquis Six Nations group: UTV Internet

Monday, June 18

McAleese to address unionist council: Ireland.com

Salmond in Belfast to build common causes: The Herald
Kevin Schofield

Consensus politics that could teach Westminster lesson: Sunday Life (Jun 17)
Alex Salmond

When neighbours become good friends?: BBC
Mark Devenport

Salmond's 'Grand Tour' set to boost Scotland's profile: The Scotsman
Hamish MacDonell

There is a serious side to all this: (from the Irish News, Jun 16)
James Kelly

Police warned as feud escalates: UTV Internet

NI children still divided – study: BBC

O'Kane – I'm no crook!: Sunday Life (Jun 17)
Stephen Breen

Inside politics: Sunday Tribune (Jun 17)
Kevin Rafter

INLA threaten drug-dealers and admit killing doorman: (from the Sunday Tribune, Jun 17)
Suzanne Breen

Real IRA must now disband: (from the Irish News, Jun 14))
Editorial

Abandon all collusion inquiries, say ex-cops: Sunday Life (Jun 17)

Don't ask us...We saw it all!: Sunday Life (Jun 17)

Tory peace process record backed: BBC

Key UUP members named in libel action by environment minister: (from the Irish News, Jun 16)

Sunday, June 17

Adams is facing a southern backlash: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack

DUP at the top of its game: (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke

PSNI inquiry into Belfast arson attack: RTE

Child of the Troubles: Belfast Telegraph (scroll down)
Lindy McDowell

FBI warns American chef of death threats in Belfast: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley

UDA man linked to holiday scam: Voices Newspaper (Turkey, Jun 16)

Sinn Fein in peace visit: Down Democrat

Northern Ireland Greens part of the Irish Green Party: (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke

We can seize the moment to benefit all of Ireland: Sunday Independent
Bertie Ahern

Salmond lobbies Ulster over corporation tax: Sunday Herald
Paul Hutcheon

Salmond seeks Paisley's help in battle with Brown: (from the Sunday Times)
Tom Gordon

Tories back vote on independence: Scotland on Sunday
Eddie Barnes

Dial M for murder – where one quick call can save a life: The Times (Jun 12)
Deborah Haynes

Saturday, June 16

Campaign bid to prevent rioting: UTV Internet

Police confirm probe into recent sectarian attacks: Irelandclick.com
Áine McEntee

Nationalist elected deputy mayor: BBC (Jun 14)

A 'Murph response: Irelandclick.com
Editorial

North's Policing Board queries need for Taser stun guns: Irish Examiner (Jun 15)

Asking the right questions: Irelandclick.com
Des Wilson

Citizens pay for racketeering: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh

Parades body branded 'spineless': Irelandclick.com
Seán Mag Uidhir

Parade passes peacefully through Ardoyne area: RTE

Ties to Emerald Isle endure: Poughkeepsie Journal (Jun 15)
John W. Barry

Paisley Unlikely For U.S. Trip: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com (scroll down)

Green stance on Shannon will not harm US-Irish relations: Belfast Telegraph

UVF removes its flags from estate: BBC
Jason Boyd

British Seek to Block Inquiries: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Barry McCaffrey

Omagh accused lose legal aid bid: (from the Irish News)

INLA – We shot Brian McGlynn: Derry Journal

Nationalist concerns over Union Flag 'unwarranted': Derry Journal

The Maze stadium is the only option says Edwin Poots: UTV Internet (Jun 13)

Pupils will be unable to learn in only Irish: (from the Irish News)
Simon Doyle

Salmond will lobby Brown to remove block on Catholic monarch: The Scotsman

Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) gain is Northern Ireland's loss: Jamaica Gleaner (Jun 15)
Ross Sheil

Can puppets and cartoons help teach a lesson on sectarianism?: The Scotsman
Michael Howie