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Wednesday, June 30
Westminster debate on SF expenses: BBC
MEP ruled out of UUP leadership race: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Unionists must seek a common voice – Order: The News Letter
What does Norn Irn really, really need now?: Derry Journal
Norman Hamill
Why Gerry Adams has joined calls for unionist unity: The News Letter
Liam Clarke
Gerry Adams and Jackie McDonald meet for the first time: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
The Future of Irish Peace: FPIF.org
Jim Dee
Is this Stormont really what the electorate voted for?: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Watching your Ps and Qs in a right royal commotion: The Irish Times
Newton Emerson
Greenshirts are best way ahead: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Appeal for calm ahead of Somme parade: The News Letter
Commission accused over nationalist parade: The News Letter
Signs of an about turn on parades' bill: Derry Journal
Eamonn McCann
Nationalists are being 'targeted': Newry Democrat
Claire Treanor
Attacks on Protestant homes condemned: The News Letter
'Tensions high' after latest Oldpark Road attacks: BBC
Living on the interface 'is nothing short of torture': The News Letter
Ballymena house attack 'sectarian': UTV Internet
Londonderry Sinn Féin to table Bloody Sunday motion at Council: Londonderry Sentinel
Saville Commission Bloody Sunday Report Helps Heal Northern Ireland: US News & World Report
Mary Kate Cary
Justice for Majella: Newry Democrat
Brian Hyland
Derry IRA dead remembered: Derry Journal
Assembly to debate Reavey murders: The Cross Examiner
Widow's disgust at 'lauding' of Adams: The News Letter
South Armagh reaches out on its own terms: Irish Echo
Anthony Neeson
Trade safe from VAT rise: Newry Democrat
Joanne Ross
Corporation tax issue looms large in tough times (Jun 15): The Irish Times
Francess McDonnell
Cut in port police linked to surge in tobacco smuggling by Ulster thugs: The Scotsman
David Maddox
Tuesday, June 29
Focus now on elections next year: The News Letter
10 Upper Bann Ulster Unionists have an eye on Stormont role (Jun 7): Portadown Times
DUP MP David Simpson to stand down from assembly: BBC
Last chance saloon for troubled UUP: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Parades Bill takes a detour from simple common sense: Belfast Telegraph
Gang hurl petrol bombs at Belfast home: UTV Internet
'No peace process here as gangs target us in hate campaign ': Belfast Telegraph
Fountain residents in constant fear of attack: The News Letter
Carmel Robinson
Let's seize the moment to bridge the divide: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Common-ground politics is the future, or we're history: Belfast Telegraph
Rick Wilford
Paisley portrait unveiled at Stormont to cross-party applause for subject: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Saville 'puts truth on the record' – Ford: UTV Internet
'Unjustified, unjustifiable' (Jun 20): Berkshire Eagle
Editorial
Time for a new look at the 'old enemy': The Irish Times
Fintan O'Toole
How victory, a visit and a vision can prove we have come of age: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
ETA suspect 'had fake identity': BBC
Basque separatist to oppose extradition: RTE
Innovative thinking needed to inspire North's work-shy community: The Irish Times
Francess McDonnell
Cuts, cuts, cuts: UTV Internet
Ken Reid
New Bridge should have 'Cross Border dimension' (Jun 11): Derry Journal
NI loans to transfer to Nama soon: BBC
Ann Widdecombe, 'the Popessa', offered job as Ambassador to Holy See (Jun 28): The Times
Ruth Gledhill
Ann Widdecombe is not cut out to be Vatican ambassador: Guardian.co.uk
Andrew Brown
Ann Widdecombe, one of the rudest women in Britain, to be ambassador to the Vatican? Yikes: Telegraph.co.uk
Damian Thompson
We should not be surprised by resilience of the church: The Irish Times
Tony Hanna
England's identity crisis: The Guardian
Gary Younge
Monday, June 28
Orangemen apply to march along Garvaghy Road route: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Drumcree fears eased as Order submits march form: Belfast Telegraph
Emily Moulton
Orangeman recognises 'tenacity' of Bloody Sunday campaigners: UTV Internet
UUP man talks unity with DUP: The News Letter
Sam McBride
SDLP rules out Sinn Fein merger: UTV Internet
McGuinness facing £10m claim from son of IRA murder victim (Jun 27): Sunday Business Post
John Burke
Mayor invites queen to Lismore during visit: The Irish Times
Barry Roche
Security bill for royal visit to cost taxpayer more than €8m (Jun 27): Sunday Tribune
Mark Hilliard
"Come on. She is the queen of England, with all the cumbersome historical baggage that goes with that. Pretending to be over it doesn't make you over it" (Jun 27): Sunday Tribune
Eithne Tynan
The Empire, our part in its downfall (Jun 27): Sunday Independent
Loyalist speaks up for migrants: Belfast Telegraph
It's time for a new approach to Northern Ireland politics: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Parents of stab victim hit out at NI prosecutors (Jun 27): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
'Outside bodies' influenced local council elections – Digney claims (Jun 15): Ballymena Times
Minister criticises media over stance on Irish language issue: The Irish Times
Harry McGee
'While the front doors were locked, there was plenty of activity going on out the back door' (Jun 15): Belfast Media
I forgive soldier who blinded me . . in fact, now we're quite a double act: The Scotsman
Claire Smith
Columnist and friend questioned at gunpoint during trip to Northern Ireland: Cape Breton Post
Rannie Gillis
Sammy Wilson – Stormont Budget cuts 'not based on party': BBC
Impending cuts the biggest threat facing northerners: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
By George, a super budget for the Irish (Jun 27): (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Belfast cheers as England are crushed by Germany: Belfast Telegraph
No quick fix to decades of conflict: Cyprus Mail
Simon Bahceli
Lord Trimble on way to join Israeli raid panel: BBC
Sunday, June 27
Republican community 'must help police catch dissidents': The News Letter
Police question Iris Robinson: UTV Internet
Iris claimed almost £17k after resignation: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Storey says slim down Assembly: Ballymoney Times
US ambassador hopes Saville will heal wounds: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Saville Report – IRA set the scene for Bloody Sunday (Jun 16): The News Letter
Reg Empey
How Saville cleared the innocent but let the guilty men off the hook (Jun 24): Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann
Sunday Bloody Sunday – UK Army's "Mai Lai"-Style 1972 Irish Massacre Was "Unjustified And Unjustifiable" (Jun 15): Huffington Post
Martin Lewis
De Gaulle would have hated the Saville inquiry (Jun 15): The Times
Ben Macintyre
Saville missed the failures of leadership (Jun 20): Sunday Business Post
Niall O'Dochartaigh
Bloody Sunday – there's no great moral dilemma (Jun 16): Belfast Telegraph
Laurence White
How southern Protestants were affected in the aftermath (Jun 16): The Irish Times
Peter Murtagh
Meet the brave West Belfast women who broke the Falls Curfew of 1970 (Jun 15): Belfast Media
Roisin McManus
NI parade marks Armed Forces Day: BBC
Flag protest is 'bigoted'- unionists (Jun 25): The News Letter
No trouble at Whiterock Orange Order parade: BBC
'It would be nice for the queen to see Temple Bar' (Jun 26): The Irish Times
Brian O'Connell
Why Betty's visit will benefit the nation: Sunday Independent
Gene Kerrigan
Old grievances die hard in NI: BBC
Jim Fitzpatrick
Boundary dispute village at the heart of a £9m disaster (Jun 24): Belfast Telegraph
Victoria O'Hara
Call for all-island innovation strategy (Jun 25): The Irish Times
Suzanne Lynch
Woman freed in north Belfast pipe bomb inquiry: BBC
Paisley to be called Lord Bannside: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Wasn't Ian Paisley a great man for Irish Catholics? (Jun 15): Derry Journal
Norman Hamill
'Bloody Sunday' film director backs Derry (Jun 11): Derry Journal
Eta suspect Fermin Vila Michelena rearrested in Belfast: BBC
NI football fans cry foul over garden gnome snub: The News Letter
Political elite faces guillotine in Real Ireland revolution (Jun 20): The Sunday Times
Justine McCarthy
BNP leader invited to meet Queen at Buckingham Palace garden party (Jun 15): The Times
Fiona Hamilton
New consensus: Scotland on Sunday
Editorial
Saturday, June 26
Furious Orangemen refuse to apply for parade as stand-off continues: Portadown Times
Why hand-wringing won't halt sectarian intimidation: Belfast Telegraph
Duncan Morrow
Cameron's pledge has to be met: The News Letter
Editorial
Unionist MLA meets 'Sunday' families: Derry Journal
Bloody Sunday supporters thanked: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Bloody legacy (Jun 25): Daily Mirror
Paul Routledge
Time to bury the past and start living for a better here and now (Jun 23): Belfast Telegraph
Sharon Owens
Londonderry bombers despicable cowards: councillor: Londonderry Sentinel
RAAD are 'Criminal Thugs' – top cop: Derry Journal
A Queen in Ireland – Visit will be a milestone to celebrate: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Handled the right way, a royal visit could bring just the closure we need (Jun 24): Evening Herald
Andrew Lynch
Biffo extends an invite to the auld enemy: Irish Independent
SDLP restores whip to errant member: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Iris Robinson questioned by police: Daily Telegraph
Andy Bloxham
Anderson replaces Simpson as DUP MLA: Portadown Times
Alliance selects Chris Lyttle as new East Belfast MLA: BBC
Elections to be held next year: Londonderry Sentinel
Omagh bombing – appeal date set: BBC
US students learn about peace process: UTV Internet
Supreme Court blunder on terrorism: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Debbie McGoldrick
Sinn Fein – Edwin Poots blew chance to save £400m (Jun 25): Belfast Telegraph
Chief minister defends cost of British-Irish Council: BBC
Cross-border boom doomed: Belfast Telegraph
Scots HQ for British-Irish group: The Scotsman
Scott Macnab
Cross-border penalty points delayed: Irish Independent
Áine Kerr
When Prince Charles talked tents with Danny Morrison: BBC
'No' to soccer and rugby in the Pairc (Jun 22): Irish Independent
Colm Keys
Most wanted ETA terrorist arrested in Belfast: Daily Telegraph
Fiona Govan
The state of the Union is flagging: Daily Telegraph
Bruce Anderson
War of independence erupts within ranks of SNP: The Scotsman
Tom Peterkin
Friday, June 25
Move on SF expenses 'must not involve oath': The News Letter
Northern Ireland ministers at British-Irish meeting: BBC
Suspected dissident bomb defused: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Beer keg bomb 'was attempt to kill police': Irish Independent
Tom Brady
RUC stress case 'could name' informers: UTV Internet
We'll do what's right despite security threat, vows Baggott: Belfast Telegraph
Loyalist Action Against Drugs?: Londonderry Sentinel
Orange parade 'will not pass Coleraine victim's home': BBC
Orange Order 'disappointed' as march is routed away from Kevin McDaid murder spot: Belfast Telegraph
TV series to tackle NI marching season: UTV Internet
Opposition call for Armed Forces Day: Donegal Democrat
Eames-Bradley – Saville Report 'has revived the will to deal with the past': Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Duddy moved by tribute to uncle: San Antonio Express-News
John Whisler
Bloody Sunday memories in Derry by Bernadette McAliskey: Tyrone Times
Former priest arrested by Soldier F speaks of treatment: BBC
Bloody Sunday's Architects: The Nation
Peter Pringle
Will we ever get to the truth of killings?: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
We need one last tribunal to find nothing but the truth: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Family vent frustration at UVF victim's inquest: Tyrone Times
Saville report 'helps culture bid': Belfast Telegraph
City Irish school rebuild shelved: UTV Internet
Sammy Wilson goes from figure of fun to principal player: Belfast Telegraph
Adrian Rutherford
Ethnic minorities make easy scapegoats in Belfast: Guardian.co.uk
Tim Brannigan
Racist attack in N. Ireland targets Filipino family: GMANews.tv
Jerrie M. Abella
PMS savers 'opposed to hardship fund' (Jun 19): The News Letter
Biggest share of Maze stadium money 'to go the GAA': BBC
Time to welcome the Queen to Ireland: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
Mayo Peace Park chairman gets MBE (Jun 16): Western People
Keith Bourke
Murray DOES bow to the Queen as she makes first visit to Wimbledon in 33 years: Daily Mail
Basque separatist suspect held in NI: The Irish Times
Pamela Duncan
Thursday, June 24
Sinn Fein MPs could lose huge expenses payouts unless they take up seats at Westminster: Daily Mail
Jason Groves
Irish leader Brian Cowen set for Downing Street talks: BBC
Queen will visit Irish Republic next year: The Scotsman
Ed Carty
Taoiseach would welcome a visit by the Queen: Irish Examiner
Paul O'Brien
Queen's visit would be Anglo-Irish milestone: BBC
Mark Simpson
Parade concerns voiced at PSNI meeting: Ballymoney Times
Homes evacuated after beer-keg bomb alert in south Armagh: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Arson to 'lure' police to Keady bomb: UTV Internet
Man is arrested over police bomb: BBC
Andre Shoukri may have been blast bomb target: Belfast Telegraph
Police issue fresh appeal over Rasharkin: Ballymoney Times
Outrage over sectarian attack on Coleraine Church: Coleraine Times
Una Culkin
Republicans warn Belfast commuters 'no parking': UTV Internet
Supreme showstopper: Irish Echo
US support mounts for Obama visit to Cork: Irish Examiner
Eoin English
Obama and Cameron discuss Bloody Sunday Report: BBC
For many, Saville has fallen short (Jun 16): The Independent
Henry Patterson
Graceful words show up sad policy of evasion: The Irish Times
Fionnuala O'Connor
Amid the tears and cheers, a full stop to Britain's colonial experience in Northern Ireland (Jun 16): Guardian.co.uk
Simon Winchester
We need all the truth about our dirty little war: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
'Collusion' probe still to hold hearings: The News Letter
How IRA spin helped cause another historical injustice: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
Flag plans up in smoke: Ballymoney Times
Insurance company refuses payout for Battle of the Boyne cottage: Daily Telegraph
Stephen Adams
Corporation tax cut 'still on agenda': Belfast Telegraph
Wilson warns of post-budget job cuts: UTV Internet
Border businesses quietly welcome UK VAT increase: The Anglo-Celt
Tom Carron
Gaza book of regret is Mayor's 1st tough test (Jun 15): Belfast Media
Trimble good choice for Gaza inquiry (Jun 15): The News Letter
Editorial
England softens up: Los Angeles Times
Henry Chu
Wednesday, June 23
Internet hate campaign absolutely wrong – Durkan: The News Letter
Elliott to run for UUP leadership: Belfast Telegraph
Ulster Tories 'have no influence with Cameron': The News Letter
Cold cases are draining resources – PSNI chief: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Time to beef up the HET: The News Letter
Liam Clarke
Proactive policing will be welcomed by us all (Jun 14): Belfast Media
Editorial
'Justice For All': Dromore Leader
Paul Wilkinson
'They can now go and change all the text books. We have moved a mountain' (Jun 17): The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Let us thank Lord Saville for the truth and move on (Jun 19): Irish Independent
James Downey
Protect Saville from hijackers with machinegun secrets (Jun 20): The Sunday Times
Liam Fay
'Saville not the way to deal with Troubles' legacy': The News Letter
Sammy Wilson
Bloody Sunday inquiry – laying the ghosts to rest (Jun 16): Guardian.co.uk
Mick Fealty
Why we must not step into that dark abyss ever again: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
The Saville inquiry was a victory for journalism too (Jun 21): Guardian.co.uk
Bloody Sunday in popular culture (Jun 16): Daily Telegraph
Nick Collins
A low point for the paras but their vital work must continue (Jun 16): London Evening Standard
Robert Fox
Local Lodge Milestone Prompts Orange Defence: Dromore Leader
Paul Wilkinson
Flagship Twelfth parades selected: BBC
Homes evacuated in Keady bomb alert: UTV Internet
Man held over mortar bomb attempt: Belfast Telegraph
Fault foiled RIRA bomb (Jun 20): The Sunday Times
John Mooney
Bail refused in paramilitary 'drugs fine' case: BBC
Belfast homes ransacked in suspected sectarian attacks: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Irish-medium nursery approved: Belfast Telegraph
Lords debut date for Paisley: UTV Internet
Row over MLA allowances legislation: Belfast Telegraph
Government must act on issues in North quickly (Jun 16): Irish Post
Cross-border shopping to be hit by VAT rise: Irish Independent
Aideen Sheehan
Possible tax move signals North may soon be more competitive: Irish Examiner
Geoff Percival
Sammy Wilson – Northern Ireland could be left stuck in recession: Irish Independent
David Gordon
Taoiseach to visit Cross': The Cross Examiner
Brónagh Murphy
The Hidden Agenda – Could what George Osborne is planning threaten the unity of the UK? (Jun 20): Scotland on Sunday
Hamish Macdonell
The World Cup – Why I can't root for England (Jun 13): Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Patricia Harty
Tennis star will bow to queen (Jun 22): Irish Independent
Tom Morgan
Tuesday, June 22
Kenny – SF's 'democratic journey' not over: Irish Examiner
Mary Regan
FG 'not trusted' on the national question, Adams tells Kenny: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Enda uses North to find his own peace: Irish Examiner
Mary Regan
No-surrender Enda in North for a spot of 'peace-sharing' with his (former) enemies: Irish Independent
Lise Hand
New republic not possible without a united island: The Irish Times
Gerry Adams
Aughnacloy bomb is calling card aimed at police and community (Jun 19): Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
UVF killer's brother in 'postpone parade' plea: Belfast Telegraph
Campbell complains about 'fascist' postings on Facebook: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
McGuinness facing court civil action: The News Letter
Ford – not all the Troubles' victims can have Saville-like probe: Belfast Telegraph
What's the future of NI's troubled past? (Jun 16): BBC
Protestors vent fury over 'one-sided justice': The News Letter
A line in the sand: BBC
Mark Devenport
Humbled by mum of Bloody Sunday victim (Jun 20): News of the World
Anna Smith
Resilience of '72 deserves respect (Jun 20): Sunday Independent
Eamon Sweeney
Bloody Sunday inquiry – too much, too late (Jun 17): Guardian.co.uk
Louis Blom-Cooper
A brutal error and, finally, an admission (Jun 19): Minneapolis Star Tribune
Nick Coleman
Bloody Sunday, and a hurt that haunts us to this day (Jun 19): Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
SF hypocrites have exploited Bloody Sunday dead: The News Letter
Alex Kane
US bell tolls for Bloody Sunday victim – but is now right time to test Anglo-American tensions?: Daily Mail
Jeff Powell
Learning how to apologize (Jun 20): Sioux Falls Argus Leader
Robyn Blumner
I never thought I'd see a Tory PM apologise for Bloody Sunday (Jun 20): Sunday Tribune
David Kenny
Bloody Sunday, and other history lessons (Jun 20): GlobalPost.com
H D S Greenway
Dungiven remembers victims of the Troubles (Jun 15): Derry Journal
Real IRA gun smuggling trial ends: UTV Internet
Ex-IRA man in fraud probe: The Sunday Times
John Mooney
Justice minister announces prison review team: BBC
Anger over ministers' Irish spend: The News Letter
New conflict centre to honour Kennedy role as Northern peacemaker: Irish Independent
Michael Brennan
A postcard from the wilderness (Jun 16): The News Letter
N R Greer
Emergency budget set to dispense 'tough medicine' to Northern Ireland: The Irish Times
Francess McDonnell
Executive can't reap gains without taking some pain: Belfast Telegraph
Owen Polley
No pain, no gain message from budget: The News Letter
Editorial
Is U.S Open champ Graeme McDowell Irish or British?: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Sean O'Shea
Fury over sectarian vandalism at church (Jun 20): Sunday Herald
Cate Devine
Monday, June 21
Online death threats made to DUP's Gregory Campbell: Belfast Telegraph
DUP MP wants PSNI Facebook probe: BBC
Bloody Sunday – Wilford tracked down... but Paras officer won't say sorry: Belfast Telegraph
Bloody Sunday paratroopers attack Saville report as 'fundamentally flawed': Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Soldier F – two hours after Bloody Sunday shootings: Belfast Telegraph
Claire Weir
Saville inquiry dismissed evidence of Ivan Cooper (Jun 20): Sunday Tribune
Mark Hilliard
Saville ended 40 years of cover-up, says Sinn Fein: Irish Independent
Edel Kennedy
'No one was around. The blood was still fresh on the ground' (Jun 19): The Independent
Peter Taylor
Bloody Sunday – Is nobody bothered that Widgery got it so wrong?: Belfast Telegraph
Michael Mansfield
Does the inquiry hide darker aspects of Bloody Sunday? (Jun 20): Sunday Business Post
How the killing of an innocent man William McGreanery may have paved the way for Bloody Sunday: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Brady and Jonathan Owen
A great day for Derry; not a bad day for the British army either (Jun 20): Sunday Tribune
Eamonn McCann
Relieved Army has 'learnt Bloody Sunday lessons' (Jun 16): The Times
Deborah Haynes
Why did the Saville Inquiry cost almost twenty times the 9/11 Commission? (Jun 18): Telegraph.co.uk
Gerald Warner
British inquiry into 'Bloody Sunday' brings back memories for columnist: Cape Breton Post
Rannie Gillis
A buried story comes to light: Sydney Morning Herald
Hamish McDonald
Noble? No just dirty assassins: Melbourne Herald Sun
Alan Howe
Old wounds still fester (Jun 20): Sunday Business Post
Brian Feeney
For all its faults, Saville was worth the wait (Jun 20): (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
The bloody truth has finally set them free (Jun 20): Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
Saville inquiry – Over 150 killings by soldiers during Troubles in Northern Ireland never fully investigated: Guardian.co.uk
Owen Bowcott
North's violent past 'not laid to rest' (Jun 17): Irish Examiner
Michael McHugh
After 38 years of waiting, the healing begins (Jun 20): Sunday Tribune
Editorial
A damning report (Jun 18): Barre-Montpelier Times Argus
Editorial
How to Run an Inquiry – Bloody Sunday and Mavi Marmara: Cyprus Mail
Gwynne Dyer
From Ireland's Bloody Sunday martyrs to those of Palestine (Jun 18): Palestine Telegraph
Rachael Rudolph
Vandals damage Bloody Sunday memorial: UTV Internet
Victims of the Troubles to be remembered in North today: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan and Patsy McGarry
I won't be joining DUP – Harbinson (Jun 18): The News Letter
Libyan IRA compensation package may exclude Republic (Jun 20): Sunday Business Post
John Burke
The show must go on as Kenny takes act to Belfast: Irish Independent
Fiach Kelly
Republican group éirígí calls for Armed Forces Day boycott: Belfast Telegraph
Flags are not the answer: The Independent
Editorial
SF will resist cutbacks in North, says Gildernew: The Irish Times
Harry McGee
Kennedys gather to honour Ted: Irish Independent
Conor Kane
Murray – I might not bow before the Queen (Jun 20): Sunday Herald
Martin Williams
Sunday, June 20
Were Bloody Sunday soldiers involved in 'Ballymurphy massacre'?: The Observer
Henry McDonald
'Probe Dublin's role in IRA': The News Letter
I can't ever see McGuinness standing up to say sorry for the murder of my mother: Mail on Sunday
Glen Owen
Journalist tells of McGuinness terror: The News Letter
McGuinness challenged to 'come clean' on police killings (Jun 17): The Times
Martin Fletcher Will Pavia
How the killing of an innocent man may have paved the way for Bloody Sunday: Independent on Sunday
Brian Brady and Jonathan Owen
Dad was right - Justice is worth waiting for: Boston Globe
Kevin Cullen
Fear and tears as a sombre House hears unpalatable truth about Bloody Sunday (Jun 16): The Times
Ann Treneman
The power of political oratory: BBC
Jim Fitzpatrick
The night Martin McGuinness took me to the Bloody Sunday morgue: Mail on Sunday
Peter Hardy
In Bloody Sunday Apology, a Promise of Closure: New York Times
John F. Burns
Has the Saville inquiry 'set people free' - or raised more questions? (Jun 15): The Times
David Sharrock
Trip teaches lesson on the 'Troubles' (Jun 19): Chicago Sun Times
Michael Sneed
The truth of Bloody Sunday is far from pure and simple: London Evening Standard
Anne McElvoy
In Ireland, Tuesday's Grace: New York Times
Bono
A peacemaking lesson from the people of Derry: Jerusalem Post
Rory Fitzgerald
A new dawn for Derry after Saville (Jun 18): Guardian.co.uk
Edward Daly
From the archive - Widgery's disastrous Bloody Sunday blunder: The Sunday Times
Bloody Sunday - Don't prosecute the squaddies for the sins of their superiors: The Observer
Nick Ross
Bloody Sunday soldiers cannot remain above the law: Scotland on Sunday
Duncan Hamilton
Our soldiers must live, and die, by the principles they fight so hard to uphold (Jun 15): London Evening Standard
Robert Fox
Now Paras must fight to restore their image (Jun 17): Belfast Telegraph
David James
Healing wounds of 'Bloody Sunday' (Jun 18): Springfield Republican
Editorial
Long overdue - Britain admits responsibility for Bloody Sunday (Jun 17): Newark Star-Ledger
Editorial
Let Saville be the end of this bloody tale (Jun 15): London Evening Standard
Editorial
Orangemen to make Drumcree decision: The News Letter
Anger at attack on Craigavon PSNI base: The News Letter
Dissident republican boss is central to gang of people-traffickers and pimps: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
No breathing space for terrorists: The News Letter
Editorial
Opportunity for Protestant groups: Londonderry Sentinel
Unionists urged to apply for equality body: The News Letter
Peace accolades for Kennedy family: Belfast Telegraph
NY NB conference hailed a major success: Irish Echo
Creationist claims in Northern Ireland: Guardian.co.uk
Sophia Deboick
World Cup 2010 - HMV withdraws 'racist' anti-England posters from Scottish stores: Sunday Telegraph
Saturday, June 19
First contentious marching season parade is peaceful: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Orangemen refuse to fill in Drumcree application: Portadown Times
Victor Gordon
Orangemen in Drumcree walk threat: BBC
Lodge seeks bunting solution: The News Letter
First parade must set tone for season (Jun 18): The News Letter
Editorial
Bishop Daly 'filled with joy': Derry Journal
They should have let us march – Brolly: Derry Journal
A full stop to Britain's colonial experience in Northern Ireland: Toronto Globe and Mail
Simon Winchester
Reaction to Bloody Sunday report on all sides may mark seminal moment in Anglo-Irish relations: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
The justice process doesn't end with the Saville Inquiry: Liverpool Echo
Frank Field
Cameron's words flew like white doves into the sky above Derry's Guildhall – truth and justice at last: Irish Independent
'A weight has been lifted and the black cloud's gone. It's fantastic for Derry' (Jun 17): The Irish Times
Eithne Donnellan
Martin McGuinness and the machine-gun murders that fanned the flames of Bloody Sunday: Daily Mail
Richard Pendlebury
Martin McGuinness sub-machinegun may have been used to kill two policemen (Jun 17): Daily Telegraph
John Bingham
Bloody Sunday and the Paras' guilt: Guardian.co.uk
Ken Lukowiak
Resisting voice of unreason in wake of killings: The Irish Times
Garret FtizGerald
Bloody Sunday and the unanswered questions: Belfast Telegraph
Steve Richards
Bloody Sunday – closing down doesn't mean closure (Jun 16): Guardian.co.uk
Nuala O'Loan
The only heroes of Bloody Sunday: Irish Independent
Diarmaid Ferriter
The last casualty of the Troubles is truth: Daily Telegraph
Simon Heffer
Saville findings a stern test on road to reconciliation (Jun 17): The Irish Times
David Adams
Wrong conclusions from Bloody Sunday: The Economist
Even a bloody past should never be another country: Financial Times
Alec Russell
When will we hear about Bloody Friday?: The Guardian
Simon Hoggart
1972 Our Year of Living Dangerously: Irish Independent
Kim Bielenberg
Is truth now the closest victims will get to justice?: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Gerry Adams demands inquiry into 1971 Para killings: Telegraph.co.uk
Douglas Murray
Moderator calls for victim ideas: The News Letter
Inquest plea by soldier who shot and killed Londonderry teenager: The Scotsman
David Young
'I'll take a bullet to keep them out' (Jun 15): Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
Real IRA suspect caught in MI5 sting freed by judge: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Dissident bomb would have caused 'utter devastation': Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Outrage voiced at attack on church: The News Letter
Man injured in Dunmurry shooting: UTV Internet
Hysteria over drugs gives the green light to killers and thugs: Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann
Kenny to take rebel TDs on day-trip to Belfast: Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
Friday, June 18
Bloody Sunday families 'consider legal options': UTV Internet
'There should be no prosecutions': Londonderry Sentinel
Eamon Sweeney
Bloody Sunday soldier – a case for prosecution? (Jun 16): Guardian.co.uk
Richard Norton-Taylor
Bloody Sunday Inquiry spent £34m – and that was just on computers (Jun 17): Daily Mail
Steve Doughty
Tribunal's legal costs alone top £67m, says NIO: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
McCann hails 'a mighty day for justice': Londonderry Sentinel
General's battle cry of 'Go on the Paras' will forever ring in my ears (Jun 16): Evening Herald
Michael Brennan
Let us reach out to one another across our community: Londonderry Sentinel
Rt Rev Ken Good
PUP extends sympathy to families but questions McGuinness' role: Londonderry Sentinel
Martin McGuinness on Bloody Sunday – Do we know his full story? (Jun 16): Telegraph.co.uk
Guy Walters
What did McGuinness do in the lost 25min on Bloody Sunday?: Daily Mail
Steve Doughty and Tamara Cohen
Frazer's court bid against McGuinness: The News Letter
U.S. Sen. Chris Dodd Speaks Out On British Apology On "Bloody Sunday" Incident In Northern Ireland In 1972 (Jun 16): Courant.com
Christopher Keating
A city moving on: Londonderry Sentinel
Cameron didn't over-act. He dealt it straight (Jun 16): Daily Mail
Quentin Letts
After Saville: UTV Internet
Ken Reid
Where is the equality or parity?: Londonderry Sentinel
Terry Wright
Bloody Sunday and Britain's Enemies: Wall Street Journal
Douglas Murray
A verdict of history – Britain makes unprecedented apology for Bloody Sunday (Jun 17): New York Daily News
Editorial
Bloody Sunday – Finally, truth wins out: Boston Globe
Editorial
Truth at last on Bloody Sunday (Jun 17): Irish Independent
Editorial
Call for inquiry into killing of 11 by soldiers: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
'Time for truth from terrorists': The News Letter
All victims deserve the truth, says Gerry Adams: Belfast Telegraph
'Brighton bomb victims also deserve inquiry': The News Letter
Now, can we be told truth about all the killings?: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Victims and churches lead way to freedom from past (Jun 17): The Irish Times
Denis Bradley
It takes two sides to tear apart a myth (Jun 13): (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Irishman blinded by rubber bullet learns to forgive: Irish Post
Paul Donovan
New appeal over IRA informer shooting: UTV Internet
Northern Ireland bomb alerts sparks evacuations: Daily Telegraph
Bomb accused 'acted under duress from dissident': BBC
Northern Ireland prison chief to stand down: RTE
Irish political prisoners brutalized: SocialistWorker.org
Sandy Boyer
Sectarian graffiti daubed on church: UTV Internet
Don't let RAAD galoots threaten our children: Derry Journal
Eamonn McCann
Derry's city of culture success would be 'truly legenderry': Belfast Telegraph
Flanagan labelled 'a Blueshirt muckraker': The Irish Times
Michael O'Regan
Let's Stick Together – Nationalist And Loyalist Children Team Up In Croke Park: The Irish Times
Stephen Mangan
Plucky Belgium is leading the way. Today Flanders, tomorrow Scotland: Guardian.co.uk
Simon Jenkins
Thursday, June 17
Robinson accepts that Bloody Sunday shootings 'unjustified': The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty, Dan Keenan & Deaglán de Bréadún
Peter Robinson – Time for closure for all Northern Ireland Troubles victims: Belfast Telegraph
Adrian Rutherford
Families seek Taoiseach's help to get soldiers prosecuted: Irish Independent
Aine Kerr
Police chief to discuss possibility of trial for soldiers: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Bloody Sunday soldiers like 'Nazi stormtroopers': Irish Independent
David McKittrick and Michael McHugh
Paras admit 'mistakes' but reject report as one-sided: The Independent
Kim Sengupta
Bloody Sunday Inquiry – Ex-Paras hit back over verdict, saying 'Saville has made our Colonel a scapegoat': Daily Mail
David Williams
Wilford 'will not comment on report': The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Saville report – Commander should be held accountable – civil rights activist: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Outstanding concerns still to be addressed, says Donaldson: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Historic walk to Bogside estate by Protestants: The Scotsman
Tom Peterkin
Bishops salute work of Protestant clergy leaders: The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Cameron – painful to work with ex-IRA leader: Irish Examiner
Dan Buckley
David Cameron was right to apologise – Bloody Sunday diminished us all (Jun 16): Telegraph.co.uk
Daniel Hannan
David Cameron shows class on Bloody Sunday apology: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
David Cameron has passed his first test in Irish politics: Guardian.co.uk
Paul Bew
Bloody Sunday – Prosecutors say soldiers may face perjury charges: Guardian.co.uk
Richard Norton-Taylor and Owen Bowcott
Doubtful soldiers will stand trial for Bloody Sunday killings: Belfast Telegraph
Dearbhail McDonald
Soldiers' lies about Bloody Sunday are sufficient grounds for prosecution: The Irish Times
Dermot Walsh
Saville report leaves stain on the army (Jun 15): BBC
Jonathan Beale
Bloody Sunday is the defining story of the British army in Ireland: Guardian.co.uk
Gerry Adams
You can't blame the armed forces for feeling let down: The Independent
Major General Julian Thompson
Axing shamed regiment is best way to say sorry: Irish Independent
Martina Devlin
Why we have to forgive before we start to forget: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Respect for both communities can spring from common humanity: The Scotsman
Trevor Ringland
Editorials
Boxer John Duddy remembers uncle slain on Bloody Sunday: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Cahir O'Doherty
Tribute planned for boxer John Duddy's uncle, a victim of the Bloody Sunday attack: LATimes.com
Lance Pugmire
Devolution 'must lead to reform': Belfast Telegraph
Man shot in legs in Dunmurry : UTV Internet
Hopes for calm at Tour of the North march: Belfast Telegraph
Can Northern Ireland ever work? History suggests not: Telegraph.co.uk
Ed West
Attwood to investigate loyalist Kesh 'Shrine': Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
UVF drags community backwards by actions: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
MI5 sting decision adjourned: UTV Internet
Man jailed for bomb plot may sue over detention: Belfast Telegraph
Derry City of Culture bid in final stages: BBC
Wednesday, June 16
Report calls 1972 Bloody Sunday killings by British troops unjustified: Los Angeles Times
Henry Chu
Hugs, tears and roars on a day of supreme catharsis: The Times
Martin Fletcher and Will Pavia
Cameron leads apologies to relatives of the victims: The Independent
Daniel Barrenger
Truth has won out for Bloody Sunday victims, says John Hume: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Governments cannot be held directly responsible: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Emotional scenes as families walk to the Guildhall: Derry Journal
Bloody Sunday – Mixed reactions in city where the Peace Bridge is still to be built: The Scotsman
Bloody Sunday Report – Army chief admits 'serious mistakes': The News Letter
Bloody Sunday – soldiers criticise Saville report findings: Daily Telegraph
Rosa Prince and Ben Leach
Soldier's view – I was in Derry that day. I just wish the Army hadn't been: The Independent
Ulster Unionist claims report 'one-eyed' in its focus: Irish Examiner
David Hughes
McGuinness denies Saville gun claim: UTV Internet
UDR relative slams 'hierarchy of victims': The News Letter
Saville Inquiry – David Cameron breaks with tradition by calling city Derry in Commons: Daily Telegraph
Matthew Moore
Cowen welcomes vindication at last for murdered civilians: Irish Independent
Aine Kerr and Lise Hand
Cowen to meet Bloody Sunday relatives: RTE
US state department says report can add to North's 'ongoing transformation': The Irish Times
Mary Fitzgerald
McAleese praises report's fairness on 'momentous day': The Irish Times
Genevieve Carberry
Bloodstained hanky is my comfort blanket: Evening Herald
Brian Hutton
Saville Report – Hazy memories make discovering the truth elusive: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Bloody Sunday commander 'wanted to go after rioters aggressively': Daily Mail
David Williams
Bloody Sunday – Soldiers may face prosecution over 'unjustifiable' killings: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald, Owen Bowcott and Hélène Mulholland
Both men served in Ulster – both have just died heroically in Afghanistan. After that damning report into Bloody Sunday this is the TRUE face of Britain's soldiers: Daily Mail
Steve Doughty and Tim Shipman
Sunday shots echo round the world: UTV Internet
Mark McFadden
David Cameron's statement on the Bloody Sunday report was pitch-perfect: The Guardian
Simon Hoggart
Bloody Sunday – Saville report v Widgery report: Guardian.co.uk
Henry Foy
At last the truth has been told … and that's all we ever wanted: The Herald
John Patton
Saville Report – 'Bloody Sunday was murder': The News Letter
Mark Durkan
Ulster Unionist leader – 'Inquiries are no way to build a shared future': Guardian.co.uk
Reg Empey
Bloody Sunday demands an act of atonement: Financial Times
John Lloyd
Saville Report – Lesson on how not to examine past: The News Letter
Gregory Campbell
The truth. And anything but the whole truth: The Times
Daniel Finkelstein
'We didn't care about the Irish -- Catholics or Protestants': Irish Independent
Robert Fisk
Bloody Sunday – Saville missed the chance of deeper healing – seeing killers admit the truth: The Guardian
Jonathan Freedland
Let's measure comments on Bloody Sunday: The News Letter
Liam Clarke
Growing up, I knew what Bloody Sunday meant: The Independent
James Nesbitt
Bloody Sunday – Put Britain in the dock: Guardian.co.uk
Bernadette Devlin McAliskey
Editorials
UUP deputy leader steps down from council role: The News Letter
Adams slams continuing ban on Irish in the North's courts: Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
Accused entrapped in MI5 sting operation, court told: Belfast Telegraph
RAAD 'seize E tabs from gang': Derry Journal
Man shot in legs in Dunmurry: UTV Internet
New York to New Belfast: Belfast Media
Editorial
Trimble remains 'silent' over Israel probe role: The News Letter
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