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Wednesday, March 30
DUP chief Robinson warns over poll apathy: Belfast Telegraph
We are Northern Ireland's party, say DUP: The News Letter
'Defining' moment for North, says Robinson: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
UUP – Budget will unravel in new Assembly: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
David Ford – UUP and SDLP should not be in Executive if they could not back our Budget: Belfast Telegraph
On the campaign trail: UTV Internet
Ken Reid
Time to get real on election issues: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Peter Robinson – We offered to work toward a merger but Tom Elliott turned it down: Belfast Telegraph
Parsley quits politics: The News Letter
NI prison service suspends officer: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Army parade venues are revealed: The News Letter
200 families kept out of their homes overnight by bomb alert: Belfast Telegraph
Amanda Poole
Bishop Street bombers have 'morals of Col. Gadaffi': Derry Journal
Dissident attack 'has united the community': Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Praise from police for community efforts: Derry Journal
Bomb 'has left a sense of fear': The News Letter
'Listen to the city – go away': Derry Journal
'RIRA shot trio in revenge for bomb found under car': Evening Herald
Cormac Byrne
Concern aired after 'Butchers' TV show: The News Letter
Will we ever know the truth about Stakeknife?: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
Memorial to murdered MP: The News Letter
What did Bobby really die for? (Mar 28): (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
'Not every victim wants to forgive': The News Letter
Why Cameron must back attempts to find the truth: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Decade of anniversaries will be a big test for us: Derry Journal
Norman Hamill
Irish – It's a question of choice (Mar 28): Belfast Media
Kieran Hughes
Hunter finds Provisional IRA rocket launcher hidden in field: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Adviser's 'sex for favours' scandal has left UUP reeling: Belfast Telegraph
Robinson – Illness means Iris can't attend royal wedding: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Irish Health Minister 'committed' to Derry radiotherapy (Mar 24): BBC
Cancer centre 'not just for Catholics': Derry Journal
Sheriff right to dismiss case against man singing IRA songs, says expert: The Scotsman
Martyn McLaughlin and Claire Smith
Tuesday, March 29
Gerry Adams' poll plea to unionists who 'feel abandoned': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Minister's son aims to fill Paisley's boots: The News Letter
SF running 'a team of equals for an Ireland of equals': Belfast Media
Kieran Hughes
Former mayor quits TUV in row over assembly nomination: Ulster Star
Getting to Grips With the Election: BBC
Mark Devenport
Get out and vote: UTV Internet
Ken Reid
UUP members must toe the line: The News Letter
Alex Kane
MLAs 'failing to ask questions': The News Letter
Stormont's not perfect but it's our only route to peace: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Billions from England will end – Paterson: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Ulster policing enters new era: The News Letter
Hugh Orde – PSNI 50:50 recruitment was critical: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
'Viable' bomb made safe in Derry: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Derry bomb had potential to kill, say Northern Ireland police: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Choirboys, criminals and elderly caught in Derry bomb plot: The Scotsman
Steven McCaffery
'We walked past explosives-laden car': Belfast Telegraph
Dissident link to Dublin shooting investigated: RTE
Gunned down for 'vandalism': Evening Herald
Cormac Byrne and Conor Feehan
Shot trio have 'endless' list of enemies, says Garda source: Irish Examiner
Caroline O'Doherty
Gardai unsure of motive for park triple shooting: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Violent Republicans waging war in capital: Evening Herald
Cormac Byrne
Turmoil grips a west Belfast community after bomb discovery: Belfast Telegraph
Teen attacked for 'wearing green on St Patrick's Day': Belfast Media
Kieran Hughes
Prison note 'was planted by officer': The News Letter
Maghaberry officer 'didn't act alone': UTV Internet
McConville lawyer calls for thorough investigation: BBC
O'Hare family welcomes 1976 killing apology: RTE
Apology but no new criminal case over 1976 shooting of girl in North: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Mother's tears as British government finally says sorry for daughter's death: Belfast Telegraph
Connla Young
Sorry still seems the hardest word: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Loughinisland massacre 'witness' criticises RUC: BBC
Washington hears of 'Murph slaughter: Belfast Media
Paul Ainsworth
Maguire family visit very special place: Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
'Fine me £1,000 if you want, but I'm filling in my Census form in Irish': Belfast Media
Paul Ainsworth
Peter Robinson gives commitment to Derry radiotherapy: BBC
Church 'shocked' by Quinn plan for schools: Irish Independent
Katherine Donnelly
Monday, March 28
Police 50-50 recruiting system is to end: BBC
Stop back-slapping and learn to move on: (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Ministry of Defence says sorry for murder of Majella O'Hare: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Elderly residents forced to flee homes in bomb alert: Belfast Telegraph
Áine Fox
Derry court bomb alert continues: UTV Internet
Charity event saved children from park shooting terror: Irish Examiner
Caroline O'Doherty
Triple shooting may be linked to dissident republican vigilantes: The Irish Times
Fiona Gartland & Conor Lally
We must reclaim our public places from evil: Irish Independent
Editorial
Record numbers of Irish recruits join British army: Irish Independent
Ralph Riegel and Edel Kennedy
We must give state visitors a royal welcome or lose face: Irish Independent
Mary Kenny
Security services questioned over missing evidence in Carroll murder (Mar 14): TheDetail.tv
Barry McCaffrey
Their only crime was their faith – McGurk grandson (Feb 28): Belfast Media
Kieran Hughes
'Don't write Derry off' (Mar 25): Derry Journal
Phased corporation tax cut 'best option' for Northern Ireland: Belfast Telegraph
NI corporation tax: The Irish Times
Editorial
School astride the Belfast divide (Mar 17): BBC
Hannah Richardson
Integration has taught us to value hearts and minds (Mar 11): Belfast Telegraph
Noreen Campbell
You'll miss the Catholic ethos if it goes (Mar 18): Irish Independent
David Quinn
Celtic boss Neil Lennon targeted again as hoax bomb is intercepted: Belfast Telegraph
Catherin Lynagh
Unionists tread softly into constitutional no-go areas (Mar 6): Scotland on Sunday
Duncan Hamilton
Sunday, March 27
New Inishowen colr. rejects 'Queen protest' call: Donegal Democrat
Time to hug a Sassenach: Sunday Independent
Pat Fitzpatrick
Changing face of Border politics (Mar 4): Impartial Reporter
Editorial
Justice, point-scoring and the HET (Mar 23): The News Letter
N R Greer
Children pose as IRA terrorists at EU-funded centre: Independent on Sunday
Jonathan Owen and Kunal Dutta
Will Executive grasp corporation tax powers?: BBC
Jim Fitzpatrick
Westminster will regret creating this uneven playing field: Scotland on Sunday
Duncan Hamilton
End of term, but will head girl Caitriona Ruane be back? (Mar 19): Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Send your kids to Catholic school if you're not Catholic? (Mar 9): BBC
Paula McCann
Lack of progress on Protestant recruitment (Mar 17): Londonderry Sentinel
Playing politics with stadia funding (Mar 22): The News Letter
Mark Langhammer
N. Ireland papers on disarmament archived at BC: Boston Globe
Kevin Cullen
In Westport, courting peace one basket at a time (Mar 21): Westport (CT) News
Mike Lauterborn
How cute Dubliners cash in on our troubles (Mar 24): Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Call for Monday evening Old Firm matches (Mar 24): The Herald
Gerry Braiden
SFA chief ready to close door on Old Firm bigots: Scotland on Sunday
Tom English and Martyn McLaughlin
Will the GB football teams be united at 2012? (Mar 23): BBC
Paul Fletcher
Saturday, March 26
Adviser's loss a crippling blow for UUP: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Turmoil mounting in divided UUP: The News Letter
UUP a fading force facing self-inflicted death: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Dissidents to contest elections: The News Letter
Cancer centre move 'blatantly sectarian': Derry Journal
SF and DUP will reverse Altnagelvin decision: RTE
Push for Army parade in Belfast gathers pace: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Unionists in move to stage RIR events: The News Letter
Odyssey clubs 'won't close early' after Sunday violence: BBC
Police apologise over Belfast football riot: Belfast Telegraph
DUP 'sectarianism' over Girdwood housing plans: Belfast Media
Kieran Hughes
Petrol bomber lacked throwing skills: UTV Internet
Schoolboy assault 'may be sectarian': UTV Internet
McGuinness proposal to deny banks tax cut would break EU laws: Belfast Telegraph
Margaret Canning
Corporation tax – cutting to why it should matter: Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn Donaghy
Judge slams Ruane over 'abuse of power': The News Letter
School ruling could open door to an avalanche of legal actions: Belfast Telegraph
Connla Young
Should St Patrick's Day be public holiday?: Tyrone Times
'180 crime gangs operating in province' (Mar 24): The News Letter
What I've learned from Seamus Heaney: The Irish Times
Olivia O'Leary
With or without ewe – the royal legacies that refuse to go away: Irish Independent
Kim Bielenberg
Offaly and Ireland await the President: Irish Post
Editorial
Clergy cash plea for PMS scrapped: The News Letter
Northern Ireland suffer following FIFA rule change (Mar 23): WSC.co.uk
Jonathan Bradley
Church to send Old Firm film to police: The Herald
Martin Williams
Friday, March 25
Unionist row over McGuinness comments: The News Letter
David McNarry says UUP colleagues have betrayed party: BBC
Confusion over UUP radio row on Stephen Nolan show: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Elliott moves to defuse UUP row: UTV Internet
McGuinness unruffled as the unionists scuffle: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
UUP deputy quits over cancer unit controversy: Derry Journal
Stormont adviser sacked over claims: UTV Internet
Black Thursday for UUP: BBC
Mark Devenport
Northern Ireland Assembly is dissolved for May election: BBC
Stormont bids adieu to a political giant: The News Letter
Cameron's door closed but go-to guy Paterson gets results: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
North could cut corporate rate to 12.5%: Irish Examiner
Michael McHugh
N Ireland on course to win tax power: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Robinson welcomes tax cut plan for North: Irish Independent
Business groups welcome move to rebalance economy: The Irish Times
Francess McDonnell
Banks should not benefit from any cut in tax rate, says McGuinness: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
NI intent on breaking its economic dependency: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Corporation tax cut: £300m gamble or golden opportunity for Northern Ireland?: Belfast Telegraph
Claire McNeilly
Finance secretary demands Scottish parliament be given tax rate powers: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
New tax deal for Ulster could break the Union: Daily Telegraph
Alan Cochrane
Cutting tax rate is our best best: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
PSNI to help Garda with royal visit: Belfast Telegraph
Sinn Fein reject call for protest over Queen's visit to Ireland: Donegal Democrat
NI councils to mark royal wedding: BBC
Push for Army parade in Belfast soldiers gathers pace: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
North's policing plan commits force to more time on the beat: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Assistant Chief Constable Duncan McCausland to retire: BBC
'Inhumane' conditions for RIRA accused: UTV Internet
Fears Real IRA group and drug gang feud to escalate: Irish Examiner
Cormac O'Keeffe
Murder victim Joanne Mathers husband to meet Robinson: BBC
Sectarianism sparks early closing call: UTV Internet
30 people shot or assaulted by paramilitaries: Londonderry Sentinel
St Patrick's Day flag row rages: Mid Ulster Mail
Strathclyde Police officer guilty over pro-IRA chanting: BBC
Thursday, March 24
Ian Paisley bids his farewell to Stormont: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Paisley says North politicians have to seek shared future: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Ian Paisley's final day at Stormont as MLA: BBC
Mark Simpson
MLAs 'should be proud of full term': Belfast Telegraph
Sun shines down on cordial MLAs: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
DUP delegation meets with chief constable: The News Letter
More officers on the streets: UTV Internet
Police defend thanksgiving service for Reserves: Banbridge Leader
Targets in the Troubles, now victims of the peace: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
'Historic' Justice Bill passed: UTV Internet
We must not be blind to the cost of getting justice: Belfast Telegraph
Adrian Colton
Council has no power to bestow 'freedom' honour: Banbridge Leader
Band at centre of parade controversy: Mid Ulster Mail
Pipe bomb attack on DUP man is condemned: Antrim Times
Stakeknife damaged my life – MI5 agent's ex-wife: BBC
Illness halts sentencing of McGeough: Tyrone Times
Garda 'collusion' probe widens net: Belfast Telegraph
Police reopen IRA murder of census worker: The News Letter
Rev Jesse Jackson dons the gloves for justice: Belfast Media
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir
Plans to overhaul NI corporation tax: UTV Internet
Fears Ireland tax move will hurt Scotland: The Herald
Robbie Dinwoodie
Predicted weakness for our neighbour bad news for Irish exporters: The Irish Times
Dan O'Brien
Scotland must vote on this tax time bomb (Mar 21): Daily Telegraph
Michael Forsyth
Galloway criticises justice minister in wake of Hampden Cup final: Irish Post
Wednesday, March 23
50-50 policing to end in six days says NI Secretary: BBC
RUC's 50/50 policy for Catholics to end: The Scotsman
SF attacks police recruitment plans: Belfast Telegraph
Another chapter in policing begins: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
UUP pact call rejected: The News Letter
McGuinness 'bemused' by first ministry reaction: UTV Internet
Robinson – McGuinness first minister offer 'vote tactic': BBC
Furious MLA slams Policing Board treatment of chief who quit job: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Rainey
Board agrees new policing strategy: Belfast Telegraph
Queen's visit to Ireland marks 'huge investment in peace', says President: The Irish Times
Luke Cassidy
US President invited to Derry by McGuinness: Derry Journal
Yes We Can!: Dundalk Democrat
DUP delegation to meet parades body over AOH event: The News Letter
Lurgan security alert 'an elaborate hoax': UTV Internet
Kinnego Park hoax bomb condemned: Derry Journal
A weapons smuggler who turned to politics and religion: (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Suzanne Breen
MI5 agent's ex-wife sues Freddie Scappaticci: BBC
'Stakeknife' grilled me over killing, court told: Belfast Telegraph
Protest over HET 'bias': The News Letter
Libyan conflict a blow for victims of Troubles: Belfast Telegraph
Henry McDonald
Mayor "very hopeful" of Ballymena hosting Homecoming Parade: Ballymena Times
'No invite' for RIR soldiers: The News Letter
Protestants 'need to adopt Catholic education ethos': The News Letter
It's top marks for smugness, but Caitriona Ruane fails on realism (Mar 16): Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Vietnamese woman to stand for Alliance Party: The News Letter
Protestant workers 'disappointed' over royal wedding decision: Derry Journal
Treasury report set to reveal if Northern Ireland can cut corporation tax: Belfast Telegraph
Margaret Canning
Adams unveils new Sinn Féin front bench: Irish Examiner
Juno McEnroe
Adams says 'credible' SF is main party in Opposition: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Tuesday, March 22
Martin McGuinness – I'm willing to share big job if Sinn Fein top poll: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Joint First Ministers: BBC
Mark Devenport
The assembly cannot go on the way it has: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Dad of UVF victim to contest Assembly elections: Belfast Media
Kieran Hughes
First past the post frenzy: BBC
Mark Devenport
Change is normal so parties must deal with it (Mar 20): (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Baggott praises Police Reserve: The News Letter
Policing board chief quits role: Belfast Telegraph
RIR homecoming parade confusion: The News Letter
Department of Culture, Arts and Leisure launches marching band study: BBC
Action needs to follow Parades Commission words: Belfast Media
Scott Jamison
Jackson meets victims during visit to Ulster: The News Letter
Obama must visit Belfast, the soul of Ireland, says Reverend Jesse Jackson: Belfast Media
Child 'terrorists' photos row: Belfast Telegraph
Suzanne Breen
Belfast alert caused by 'elaborate hoax': BBC
'No respect for the living or the dead': Belfast Media
Paul Ainsworth
Battling for a Royal pardon... the ex-IRA gunman convicted of a murder bid 30 years ago: Belfast Telegraph
Suzanne Breen
Finucanes 'will judge Paterson on actions': Belfast Telegraph
Authorities 'let loyalist killings slide' during conflict: Belfast Media
Scott Jamison
21 'shoot-to-kill' witnesses dead: Belfast Telegraph
Lawyer questions reliability of intelligence services evidence (Mar 14): TheDetail.tv
Barry McCaffrey
Disadvantaged Catholics more likely to attend university than Protestants: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
'Shocking' levels of failure among Protestant teens: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Rainey
Christians have to work to keep faith (Mar 21): (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
The right to integrated education: (from Fortnight Magazine)
Chris Moffat
Stynes and Prince wow the crowds Down Under: Irish Examiner
Terry Reilly
Monday, March 21
Unionists consider pact to stop Sinn Fein's Martin McGuinness becoming Northern Ireland's next First Minister: Belfast Telegraph
Pointless salute to division when there are bigger problems: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
Sinn Fein in cross-border talks: Belfast Telegraph
PSNI gets limited access to army intelligence says former soldier (Mar 14): TheDetail.tv
Barry McCaffrey
Ruane – Teach Irish in every Northern Ireland school (Mar 19): Belfast Telegraph
Lindsay Fergus
Education and Conflict Transformation: (from Fortnight Magazine)
Brandon Hamber
I'll urge Obama to visit Northern Ireland, says Jesse Jackson: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Civil rights activist Rev Jesse Jackson visits Derry: BBC
Hillary Clinton has 'good ideas' for Obama for Irish trip: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Jane Farrell
Irish America's best hope of winning White House again (Mar 17): The Irish Times
Lara Marlowe
Houses evacuated amid Derry alert: UTV Internet
Best Project – Midnight Street Soccer (Mar 17): Belfast Telegraph
Report on Protestant working-class and education due: BBC
Fresh probe into 1981 IRA killing of woman census official: Belfast Telegraph
Donna Deeney
Talks soon on NI push for power to cut corporate tax: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
SMEs the lifeblood of an economy, says US business leader: Belfast Telegraph
Accused directors of PMS revealed: The News Letter
Libya – the view from Stormont: BBC
Mark Devenport
Labour's education policy is to attack religious freedom (Feb 18): Irish Independent
David Quinn
Catholic conference could help heal Church wounds (Mar 15): Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Former violent extremists sign up for Dublin summit: The Irish Times
Jamie Smyth
Old Firm fans play the game at Hampden Park: The Scotsman
Martyn McLaughlin
Celtic and Rangers – across Scotland's sectarian divide: Guardian.co.uk
Joan McAlpine
Derby overload root cause of Old Firm venom (Mar 4): Irish Independent
Roddy Forsyth
Can we really expect football clubs to control the levels of violence in Glasgow city centre? (Mar 9): The Scotsman
John Kelly
History repeats itself as farce to anti-monarchists' delight (Mar 13): Scotland on Sunday
Gerald Warner
Sunday, March 20
Former UUP Chief Executive to stand for TUV in Lagan Valley: Ulster Star
Why we must do more than look back in anger: Belfast Telegraph
Duncan Morrow and Paul Mullan
Goodfellas – The five families of Stormont: BBC
Jim Fitzpatrick
Queen's visit is a massive test for the peace process: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Put prejudice aside for the queen's visit: Evening Herald
Anderson on US visit: Derry Journal
From 1919, a lesson for today: Albany Times Union
Rex Smith
Hillary passes on tips to Obamas for Irish visit – and might come herself: Evening Herald
Kevin Doyle
Obama has 40 million reasons to visit here: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
They won't be drowning shamrocks on Capitol Hill (Mar 14): (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Jim Dee
Enda and Eamon head for home on a high after victorious visit to America (Mar 19): The Irish Times
Miriam Lord
Mr Kenny goes to Washington, and isn't dwarfed amid empire's panoply: Sunday Independent
John Drennan
Civil rights activist Rev Jesse Jackson visits NI: BBC
West Belfast alert 'hoax': UTV Internet
Police appeal over paramilitary shooting: BBC
Young protestants' views are sought: Derry Journal
IRA man owned nine properties during the boom: Sunday Independent
Maeve Sheehan
Will Iris get the royal stamp of approval? (Mar 19): Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
Why forcing Irish on all makes most of us gag: Sunday Independent
Emer O'Kelly
'Tartan tax timebomb' at heart of Union: The Herald
Robbie Dinwoodie
Church leaders back call for 'showcase' Old Firm game: BBC
Saturday, March 19
Lord Empey – Don't forget it's London pays the bills: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Guinness Cheese: BBC
Mark Devenport
Going native – immigrants engaging with Northern Ireland politics: BBC
Martina Purdy
On St. Patrick's Day, Peter King Sees Old Friends and Litigants: New York Observer
Reid Pillifant
Gardaí draw up security plans: Irish Examiner
Cormac O'Keefe
Obama visit will be hot on queen's heels: Irish Examiner
Mary Regan and Eoin English
Warm Irish welcomes start to flow for Obamas: The Irish Times
Lara Marlowe
Clinton 'would love' to join president on trip: Irish Examiner
Mary Regan
Irish leader Enda Kenny's powerful eloquence in first White House vist – Obama remembers Frederick Douglas in Ireland: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
Obama visit to speed up our recovery: Evening Herald
Editorial
Obama visit – We should seize this opportunity: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Mitchell program seeks U.S. funding: Irish Echo
Susan Garraty
Belfast shooting victim taken to hospital: BBC
Casement joy: Belfast Media
Paul Ainsworth
Ruane too divisive to head education: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
A5 funding 'a drain': Londonderry Sentinel
Giving St Patrick to the Irish people: Belfast Media
Ciara Quinn
Ireland today would be a world away to our patron: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
NI charity chosen as part of royal wedding gift fund (Mar 17): BBC
Kate Middleton and Prince William are a Brit of all right (Mar 15): Belfast Telegraph
Nuala McKeever
Police brief Old Firm players ahead of final: BBC
Friday, March 18
Ex-Irish PM says Northern Ireland power-sharing working 'surprisingly well': Scranton Times-Tribune
Borys Krawczeniuk
Only a major emergency will interrupt Stormont shutdown: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Obama Plans Ireland Trip in May: WSJ.com
Carol E. Lee
Obama unlikely to visit Northern Ireland, says Robinson: Belfast Telegraph
Jim Dee
Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness meet US President: BBC
Smith hosts hearing on peace in Northern Ireland: Trenton Times
Erin Duffy
A wee disagreement over Ireland aid: Boston Globe
Christopher Rowland
Was this St Patrick's Day our last chance in Washington before limelight fades?: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Obama visit promises us national moment of hope: Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
Barack Obama's visit – Welcome Mr President: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Presidential visit can provide a new focus for recovery: Irish Independent
Editorial
Flag row hangs over Downpatrick St Patrick's parade: BBC
DUP walks out amid Downpatrick row: UTV Internet
Tricolour row fails to spoil St Pat's parade: The News Letter
A saint who resonates with all sides of the community: Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn O'Neill
Clerics explore Saint's legacy: The News Letter
Surely there should be more to St Patrick's Day than this tack?: Belfast Telegraph
Suzanne Breen
Give my son justice for IRA murder of mum he never got to know: Belfast Telegraph
Donna Deeney
HET urged to re-visit brutal 1981 murder: Londonderry Sentinel
McGuinness urged to help inquiry: Belfast Telegraph
PUP needs to get a sense of proportion over HET arrests: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Man in court over Tohill murder bid: UTV Internet
Belfast Council blocks bilingual signs bid: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Will Ireland return to Royal fold?: Daily Mail
Richard Kay
Dehumanizing settlers – and Palestinians (Mar 16): Jerusalem Post
John Lalor
Thursday, March 17
Downpatrick flag deal rejected: UTV Internet
Seven schools quit St Patrick parade over flags furore: Belfast Telegraph
Anne Madden
UUP attacks Stormont's ruling 'axis' as pre-election battle begins: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
N Ireland minister in 'electioneering' spat: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Two resign from ranks of the TUV: Belfast Telegraph
Assembly Budget wrangle looks like normal politics: Belfast Telegraph
Owen Polley
On St. Patrick's Day, celebrating peace in Northern Ireland: Springfield Republican
Editorial
Queen's visit a symbol of partnership, says Cameron: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
Father of Celtic star ordered to remove banner barring queen: Irish Independent
Jason O'Brien
God Serve The Queen, Because She Won't Be Served Here: NYDailyNews.com
David Hinckley
You're most welcome Liz... your visit should bring in a few million: Evening Herald
Gerry O'Carroll
Clinton talks are coup for Gilmore: Evening Herald
Kevin Doyle
Enda draws on America's family tree: Irish Examiner
Speculation Obama will announce May visit: The Irish Times
Lara Marlowe
US House's move to close fund prompts furious reaction: The Irish Times
Lara Marlowe
US envoy announces top-level trade visit: Belfast Telegraph
Margaret Canning
Why Ireland needs Irish-America: The Hill
Niall O'Dowd
Celebrating St Patrick's Day: The Irish Times
Editorial
It's time to banish this shamroguery: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Debate still raging over dissident terror threat: Irish Post
CIRA blamed for attack on man (20): Evening Herald
Cormac Byrne
'Shot by appointment' – claim (Mar 15): Derry Journal
Republican Bobby Tohill is among four stabbed by attacker: Belfast Telegraph
An overlooked Panorama scoop as a British soldier breaks cover: Guardian.co.uk
Roy Greenslade
Appeal to HET over IRA killing: The News Letter
Birmingham bombers will never face justice says Mullin: Irish Post
Commonwealth plea to Republic: The News Letter
Dublin and London to be twinned: Irish Post
Graham Clifford
Minister hopeful on corporate tax cut: Belfast Telegraph
Jim Dee
Another Irish government has been humiliated by Brussels. Will Fianna Fáil eventually turn Eurosceptic?: Telegraph.co.uk
Daniel Hannan
Wednesday, March 16
Queen may pay tribute to Irish rebels in Dublin visit: BBC
Kenny and Gilmore head for celebrations in US: The Irish Times
Lara Marlowe
Pro-IRA Congressman Probes Terrorism (Mar 10): The New American
Daniel Sayani
Breakfast fit for a King: BBC
Wellington Park alert 'an elaborate hoax': BBC
Republicans 'not involved in Foreglen shooting': Derry Journal
Prison staff death threats unjustified: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Owen Paterson to signal move on corporation tax in US: Belfast Telegraph
Jim Dee
Good aspects to budget: Belfast Media
Editorial
Anger over SF tricolour parade plan: UTV Internet
Orange Order 'doesn't reply' to Parades Commission: BBC
Troubles team is accused of bias: The News Letter
HET denies anti-loyalist bias claim: UTV Internet
Integrated Education and the Law: (from Fortnight Magazine)
Brice Dickson
Anger over 'GAA' hunger strike tops: The News Letter
60% of firms to take royal holiday: Belfast Telegraph
Queen to visit Curragh?: Leinster Leader
Drunken fracas not connected to funeral: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
How Belfast could score with its own football team: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
Gerry Adams' brother remanded on continuing bail: Dundalk Democrat
Politics, not church, will make 'a just society': Irish Independent
John Cooney
The Emerald that failed to sparkle: TheDetail.tv
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