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Sunday, May 15
UUP leader to be elected in June: BBC
Gang of three to run Ulster Unionists: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Fight is on for UUP leadership: (from the Sunday Tribune)
Suzanne Breen
Lackies failed to alert their emperor to the bare necessities: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Trimble is a man ahead of his time, and he was ahead of all of us: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Blair doesn't get it – a deal isn't what Northern Ireland wants: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Implement the agreement: (from the Fortnight, Feb '05)
Colin Harvey
Real government change overdue: Daily Ireland (May 11)
Editorial
Confrontation of planter and Gael as elemental as ever in Northern politics: Sunday Independent
John A Murphy
Snub for Benn's westminster call: Belfast Telegraph
Ruairi McLaren
Nationalist voters stood by the stabbers of McCartney: Sunday Independent
John Drennan
McCartney sisters shortlisted for the Burns Award: Sunday Herald
Aideen McLaughlin
McCartneys will "take whatever they throw at us": (from the Sunday Tribune)
Suzanne Breen
McCartney sisters urge US envoy to help them: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Farc rebel 'admits IRA trained him': The Sunday Times
Enda Leahy
Views sought on police patrolling: BBC
Police Swap 'Easier Said Than Done': The News Letter
Alistair Bushe
War! What is it good for? Making money apparently...: Daily Ireland (May 11)
Jim Dee
Dollars and no sense: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Dublin-Monaghan – time for a real inquiry: Irish Democrat (Apr 28)
ernie McNally and Margaret Unwin
The invisible victims of Troubles trauma: Belfast Telegraph
Nevin Farrell
Fianna Fail panda to extreme measures to avert extinction: Sunday Independent
Will Hanafin
North's politics turning Green: Daily Ireland (May 13)
Connor McMorrow
Statistics Do Not Show Bias In Jobs: The News Letter (Mar 2)
Philip Bradfield
Ireland Funds target super-wealthy Irish: Sunday Business Post (May 8)
Protestants 'fear mixed marriages': The Sunday Times
Scott Millar
Evangelicals – 'Holy Spirit will be absent' at prayer rally: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Saturday, May 14
Paisley accuses Hain of rewriting British policy: Irish Examiner
Dan McGinn
Betrayal sank Trimble and leaking agreement: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
We want Assembly – Gildernew: Impartial Reporter
Voting Respect: The Blanket (May 8)
John Devine
Paisley Wanted Sinn Fein-DUP Outcome: Derry Journal
Ian Cullen
Appeal for voting fraud information: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Moving centre-stage: Sunday Business Post (May 8)
Paul T Colgan
The end of moderate unionism: Washington Times (May 10)
Hannah K. Strange
Nationalism is now faced with a strong and united unionism: Daily Ireland
Jude Collins
A Hopeful Election Result: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Editorial
Now That The Dust Has Settled: Derry Journal
Editorial
Stallers' charter granted to DUP: Daily Ireland
Editorial
The personal is political: Daily Ireland
Laurence McKeown
Ulster Unionists to meet over leadership: RTE
Ministers reassure McCartney family after threat of arson: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Security alert after threats to McCartney family: Irish Independent
Louise McCall
McCartney threats 'not from republicans': Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
How the McCartney sisters won the heart of Europe: Irish Independent
Conor Sweeney
Threat to McCartneys – Hypocrisy of Sinn Féin staggering: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Stop attacks on officers – police chief: (from the Irish News, May 12)
Catherine Morrison
An iniquitous Act: Irish Democrat (May 10)
David Granville
McKevitt to challenge Omagh victims' legal aid: Irish Independent
Ivan McMichael
Mayoral seat is our right – DUP: Belfast Telegraph
Andrea Clements
Bail poser for 'Mo' Courtney: UTV Internet
Blair to honour Army bomb experts: BBC (May 11)
Army Bomb Disposal Unit Saved Ulster From Anarchy: The News Letter
Editorial
Living behind the Emerald Curtain: Irish Independent – Part II
Justine McCarthy
Ireland Fund Sets New York Record: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Sean O'Driscoll
Election brings English question to the fore: Irish World
Tom Griffin
Is Protestant England on its last legs?: The Times (May 13)
Ruth Gledhill
Friday, May 13
Ulster deal remains possible, says PM: The Guardian
Michael White
Hain - 'Discussions are encouraging': UTV Internet
DUP reverting to type after polls - SDLP: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Oaths and tough talk at Westminster: Daily Ireland
Jarlath Kearney
Cracking the DUP will not be as easy for Blair: (from the Yorkshire Post, May 12)
Paul Bew
Paisley must make decision: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Hain faces new demands over Sinn Fein sanctions: UTV Internet
Police warn McCartney sisters of arson threat: The Times
David Sharrock
Republicans 'blamed over threat': BBC
McDowell rejects Sinn Fein demands: UTV Internet
Benn's call for SF to take seats: BBC
Durkan succeeds with class-based voting: Daily Ireland
Jarlath Kearney
Salutatory experience of life on sidelines of political scene: Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann
Voters' efforts have paid off for them: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney
Is that your best shot?: (from Irelandclick.com)
Robin Livingstone
First-past-the-post brings disaster: Daily Ireland (May 10)
Patricia McKenna
Always The Centre Ground: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
The challenges facing the councils: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
DUP swing leaves UUP facing crisis: Impartial Reporter
Bickering as UUP looks at leadership: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
What happens next?: Impartial Reporter
Paisley kicks up a fuss over 'quickie' peerage for Trimble: The Independent
Guy Adams
Gentle loner who fell victim to UDA thugs: Belfast Telegraph (May 11)
Mary Fitzgerald
Police team assist Nelson inquiry: BBC
Ayling to head Nelson Inquiry: UTV Internet
For two members of one loyal district, was it a case of... A sash too far?: Sunday Life (May 8)
Joe Oliver
Drumcree concerns: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Ahern on Dublin-Monaghan bombings: UTV Internet
Freedom plea for heroes of bomb squad: Belfast Telegraph
Ian Hill
Community steps up fightback for Daily Ireland: (from Irelandclick.com)
Irish Americans face threat of 'extinction': (from the Irish News, Jan 18)
Ray O'Hanlon
Thursday, May 12
DUP issues warning at Westminster: BBC
Politics of compromise have been betrayed: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Stand Down Or Deliver: The Blanket
Paul A. Fitzsimmons
DUP juggernaut rolls out victory: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Myth of 'totalitarian militarism' in republican areas needs challenging: Daily Ireland
Danny Morrison
Clear water between SF and the SDLP: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
The challenge ahead for SDLP: Irish Echo
Paul Colgan
The fastest growing party on the island? Why, it's the DUP of course: Irish Examiner
Noel Whelan
Unionists and nationalists were forced to vote for extremists: Daily Telegraph
David Trimble
All Change: Daily Ireland
Significant Sea Change In Political Landscape: The News Letter
Editorial
Parties must look beyond divisions: (from the Irish News, May 7)
Roy Garland
Onward, but to where?: Irish Echo
Editorial
Time to step back from extremes: Irish Post
Editorial
Expect little from Peter Hain: Daily Ireland
Tommy McKearney
Battered Ulster Unionists consider 'corporate leadership': UTV Internet
Hermon 'wants a more liberal UUP': BBC
Charting a way out of the UUP's political abyss: Daily Ireland
Duncan Shipley Dalton
Tunnel vision was Trimble's downfall: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Trimble's breakthrough: Boston Globe
Editorial
The great survivor played a key role: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Parliament politicises McCartney killing: Daily Ireland
Bairbre de Brún
Murder victim's father urges DUP to replicate McCartney backing: UTV Internet
Family Pleads For End To Their Agony: The News Letter
Johnny Caldwell
Brother 'beaten and left for dead': Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald
Teen accused of nurse murder 'on run from IRA': UTV Internet
Bias fears in border area: Belfast Telegraph
Kathy Donaghy
Ex-army sniper's 'suicide probe': Sunday Life (May 8)
John McGurk
White of the tricolour squeezed out: Daily Ireland (May 3)
Emer Brennan
The most sectarian place in the north?: (from the Irish News, May 9)
Seamus McKinney
Sinn Fein MP demands speaking rights in Irish Parliament: UTV Internet
Wednesday, May 11
UUP defeat due to public 'shift': BBC
Parties 'must use power for peace': Irish Independent
Illegal Vote Tricks Used By SF Say Mla Kelly: The News Letter
Philip Bradfield
Breathing space for SDLP after election: (from the Irish News, May 9)
Tom Kelly
Polls show power sharing is off the menu: Irish Independent
Unionism is to blame for jigging David's fall: (from the Irish News)
Susan McKay
Editorials
Defections to DUP predicted after Trimble wipe-out: Irish Independent
Louise McCall
Lower Falls clean sweep ensures SF still Belfast's biggest party: Daily Ireland
Alliance holding power once again: Belfast Telegraph
Andrea Clements
SF advance marred by McCartney setback: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill and William Graham
Loyalist Hutchinson fails to retain seat: Daily Ireland
'DUP can boost hope for deal': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
SF vow to lower loyalist emblems: Irish Independent
Nevin Farrell
No duck squads walking in a Gerry wonderland: Daily Ireland (May 7)
EU backing for McCartney sisters: The Times
Rory Watson
Ahern welcomes EP backing of McCartney case: RTE
McCartney murder – Sinn Féin's outrageous hypocrisy: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Durkan rejects Fianna Fail pact: Irish Independent
Dan McGinn
'Let Gareth's sons know daddy's dead': Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Irish Appeal To IRA Over 'disappeared': The News Letter
Provos free reign in Bulgarian bolt-hole: Sunday Life (May 8)
Alan Murray
Man faces 29 murder charges over Omagh bomb: Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin
Police chief urges Sinn Fein MP to help beat petrol bombers: UTV Internet
Our shared history... and great future: Irish Independent
Stewart Eldon
Tuesday, May 10
Hain flies in as Trimble bows out, warning of UK 'failure': The Independent
David McKittrick
Hain to take 'hands-on' approach: Irish Examiner
Dan McGinn
Unfair, says Plaid Cymru: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Putting trust in Adams is the big challenge for Blair and Ahern: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Time to grasp the initiative: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
Hain's new group of priorities: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Trimble insists he has no regrets: BBC
Trimble – tears and tributes: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Wanted Ruthless Party Leader To Seize Control Of UUP: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
History will be kinder to David Trimble than to his contemporaries: Belfast Telegraph
Maurice Hayes
Paisley — chomping at the bit for power: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
It's time to unite unionism: Belfast Telegraph
Robert McCartney
Trimble's stance was courageous: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
UUP Must Move Fast To Get Its Act Together: The News Letter
Editorial
DUP 'only party to increase vote share': Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
When Sammy, Alasdair and Conor did — our new MPs: (from the Sunday Tribune)
Suzanne Breen
Durkan stuns Sinn Féin in Foyle: Daily Ireland (May 7)
Eamonn Houston
Sinn Fein scores twice at Omagh count: Sunday Business Post (May 8)
Anton McCabe
Voting Bobby Sands: The Blanket (May 5)
Anthony McIntyre
Seismic unionist shift but little change in nationalist voting: Sunday Business Post (May 8)
Brian Feeney
DUP and SF make gains in North's local elections: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Much more is now expected from those at the top in SF: Irish Independent (May 7)
Gene McKenna
MEP names three possible witnesses to the murder of Robert McCartney: Daily Telegraph
David Rennie
McCartney killer was a Sinn Féin treasurer, says MEP: Irish Examiner
Ann Cahill
Civil case may be 'witness boost': BBC
Ahern – suffering of victims' families must come to end: Irish Independent
'Bolton Wanderers' hit hard time: Sunday Life (May 8)
Stephen Breen
Small village 'cold house for Catholics': (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
BBC refuses apology: Daily Ireland (May 7)
New paper folds after one month: BBC (May 6)
Monday, May 9
Taoiseach to meet Blair in Moscow for NI talks: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty and Liam Reid
Hain flies to Belfast in new bid to revive peace process: The Independent
David McKittrick
Uncertainty surrounds NI politics: UTV Internet
Peace process to come dropping slow: Sunday Business Post (May 8)
Alison O'Connor
Picking up the peace plan pieces: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna and Louise McCall
Time to stop babysitting the North: Sunday Business Post (May 8)
Take it easy, get it right: Irish Independent
Editorial
Where now for a deal in the North?: Sunday Business Post (May 8)
Editorial
Nationalism must back agreement: (from the Irish News, May 7)
Editorial
Hard-line parties make gains in N. Ireland: USA Today
Richard Willing
DUP gains from unionist anti-Sinn Fein strategy: Sunday Business Post (May 8)
Steven King
SDLP 'still a force to be reckoned with': Sunday Life (May 8)
SDLP failures hid by relative success: (from the Irish News, May 7)
Brian Feeney
Sweet victories and sour defeats: (from the Sunday Tribune, May 8)
Suzanne Breen
Tribal voting patterns contrive to set sectarianism in stone: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
Cold wind from North on a summer's day: Sunday Independent (May 8)
Eoghan Harris
Revolution and evolution at the ballot box: Daily Ireland (May 7)
Editorial
N. Irish Nobelist Quits as Head of Party: Los Angeles Times (May 8)
Ron DePasquale
Ahern leads tributes to 'courageous' politician: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Trimble's road to nowhere: Sunday Business Post (May 8)
Tom McGurk
David Trimble destroyed by the Belfast Agreement: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
Trimble's tragedy: The Times
Editorial
British election – Trimble's resignation inevitable: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Shattered Ulster Unionists face hard choices: The Guardian
Angelique Chrisafis
Trimble defeat signals crisis for Ulster Unionists: Sunday Business Post (May 8)
Paul T Colgan
Caretakers and hardliners at forefront to pick up Trimble's troubled legacy: Irish Independent
Louise McCall
Kilclooney and Burnside favourites to step up: Sunday Life (May 8)
Hermon front-runner in UUP leadership race: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
MEPs debate McCartney legal boost: BBC
Eur to be named MEP Allister tells McCartney Six: Sunday Life (May 8)
Alan Murray
Protestants in south claim discrimination: Irish Independent
Kathy Donaghy
'IRA influence' in FARC attacks: BBC
Jeremy McDermott
Under-16 soccer team stoned by loyalist mob: Irish Independent
Louise McCall
Sunday, May 8
Hard-Liners in Northern Ireland Gain in British Voting, Leaving Peace Pact in Jeopardy: New York Times
Brian Lavery
Hain makes Assembly restoration a priority: RTE
NI Secretary of State sets to work on peace agreement: UTV Internet
Northern Ireland – back to the future: Boston Globe
Robin Wilson
Hain's work cut out as DUP victors clearly not in mood for parley: Sunday Independent
Paul Bew
Hain brings tan and free rein to Belfast: The Sunday Times
Stuart Wavell
We can get by with a little help from our friends: Belfast Telegraph (May 6)
Eric Waugh
Ruritanian Mockney State: The Blanket
Mick Hall
Still only one way forward: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Trimble resigns after Paisley's DUP inflicts humiliating defeat: Independent on Sunday
David McKittrick
To Trimble's constituents, flexibility is a weakness: Boston Globe
Kevin Cullen
The fall of Unionism: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Trimble pays price of peace: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Trimble pays the price of democracy: BBC
Kevin Connolly
No peace in a prize: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Two leaders who became casualties of war and peace: Sunday Independent
Joseph O'Malley
Fear and loathing in Ulster … again: Sunday Telegraph
Jenny McCartney
McGrady hails SDLP's resilience: UTV Internet
More constituency reports
Durkan win imposes a smirking ban on Sinn Fein: Irish Independent (May 7)
SDLP's survival shows that Sinn Fein can be beaten: The Sunday Times
Alan Ruddock
Vote SF to be disenfranchised: Sunday Independent
A vacuum theory to take in the suckers?: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Camera doesn't lie as ham actors Adams and Blair given away by body language: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Victory for democrats: The Sunday Times
Editorial
Outstanding Triumph For The DUP In Election Poll: The News Letter
Editorial
Give us seats in Lords, Paisley's party tells Blair: UTV Internet
Keep the lunacy out: Sunday Independent
John A Murphy
McCartney's killer a part of 'untouchable IRA first family' of sadists and perverts: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
UDA exile jailed for bomb hoax: Belfast Telegraph
Saturday, May 7
Triumphant Paisley tells British and Irish governments to listen up: Irish Examiner
Senan Hogan
Resurrected Paisley belts out his hymn of victory: Irish Independent
Campbell urges IRA to disband: UTV Internet
Robinson call to SDLP: UTV Internet
SDLP leader confounds critics with his win over McLaughlin: Irish Independent
George Jackson
Durkan pulled out all the stops to make dream come true: Irish Independent
Anita Guidera
Trimble prepares to resign with his party in tatters after Paisley's success: Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin and Andrew Sparrow
'No escape for political Houdini': BBC
Gareth Gordon
Farewell to Trimble, moderate who did a deal too far: The Times
Dean Godson
Unionism accused of shooting itself in the foot as triumphant SDLP wins seat: Irish Independent
Louise McCall
SDLP anger after Doherty success: UTV Internet
Leaders assess impact of NI elections: RTE
Don't underestimate that sensible deal the DUP made with the SDLP: Irish Independent
DUP celebrates with tea and buns: BBC
Mark Simpson
Now it's going to be tougher to broker a peace deal: Irish Independent
Centre ground is now a barren landscape open to exploitation: (from the Irish News)
Newton Emerson
What victory of the extremes means for all of us: Irish Independent
Henry Patterson
Political future of North lies at the mercy of SF and DUP: Irish Independent
Paul Bew
People have spoken in clear and imperfect way: (from the Irish News)
Denis Bradley
Burnside unhappy at loss: UTV Internet
Triumph and betrayal: Irish Independent
Editorial
Double role for new NI secretary: BBC
Murphy departs NI job: UTV Internet
Gardaí arrest armed IRA suspect: Irish Examiner
John Breslin
Out Of Order!: The News Letter
Orange paper hails 'great Pope': (from the Irish News)
William Scholes
Adams agrees to meet with relatives of Omagh bomb victims: Irish Examiner
Deric Henderson
Friday, May 6
Recounts expected as Northern Ireland results trickle in today: The Herald
Michael Settle
Focus on turnout in Northern Ireland: The Scotsman
Angus Howarth
Ulster voters turn out at the double: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Trimble fights for survival as Province turns to extremes: Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin
Foyle nationalists in election battle: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam & Sarah Brett
Never count your chickens...: (from Irelandclick.com)
The X generation leaves its mark: Daily Ireland
Self-important Hitlers taking over counts: (from the Irish News, May 4)
Brian Feeney
A Practical Step In N. Ireland: Christian Science Monitor
Editorial
Stepping up to the peace plate: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Talks after election are inevitable: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
BILL LOWRY – Lowry's story – root and branch: Daily Ireland
Peer calls for inquiry into Bank of Scotland's £8bn Ulster loan book: The Independent
Julia Kollewe
'Excessive force' used in arrest: BBC
De Brún slams police support for Terror Act: Daily Ireland
Marathon pipe bomb was 'remote controlled': UTV Internet (May 3)
Evil Cowards Plotted To Kill On Route Of Marathon: The News Letter (May 3)
Editorial
Marathon bomb put lives at risk: (from the Irish News, May 3)
Editorial
Lawyer slams Omagh 'stunt': Daily Ireland
DPP criticised over Omagh charges: BBC
A poignant anniversary: Daily Ireland
Unionism's not a prisoner of the past: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney
Pádraigín Drinan – Lawyer ploughs a lonely furrow: Daily Ireland
Shared tax rate would cement Ulster peace: Sunday Independent (May 1)
Brendan Keenan
NUJ backs Daily Ireland workers in job crisis: Daily Ireland
Daily Ireland – It's Not Over til It's Over: The Blanket (May 2)
Mick Hall
UVF 'pressgang' kids: Sunday Life (Feb 20)
Stephen Breen
Spicer speared in scathing U.S. report: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Glasses raised at SF departure: (from the Irish News, Apr 28)
Suzanne McGonagle
Sinn Féin wants Celtic boss to open new Falls Leisure Centre: (from Irelandclick.com)
Ciaran Barnes
Thursday, May 5
Moderate parties brace to lose ground in polarized Ulster: Toronto Globe and Mail (May 3)
Hamida Ghafour
Voters to decide fates of Trimble and Durkan today: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan and Frank Millar
Durkan facing fight for survival: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Durkan denies tactical vote need: Daily Ireland
Mobilising voters critical to survival of UUP and SDLP: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Paisley set for power?: Irish World
Tom Griffin
Eyes on Durkan, Trimble's battles to survive: Irish Echo
Paul Colgan
Adams – SDLP votes 'wasted': Daily Ireland
Northern battle – the likely winners and losers: Irish Independent
Odds-on certs and outside chances: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Hutton
Money talks at dawn of a new political era: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
Bookies 'influencing beauty contest': BBC
Mark Devenport
If it's goodbye to the UUP, then it's good riddance: Irish Independent
Damian Corless
Defining point in peace process: (from the Irish News, May 3)
Gerry Adams
Stalemate of suspension persists to halt progress: (from the Irish News, May 3)
Mark Durkan
Emphasis must be on moving on: (from the Irish News, May 3)
David Ford
The day of reckoning: Irish Independent
Editorial
The choice this Thursday: Irish World
Editorial
The North decides: Irish Echo
Editorial
Ballot box decision defended: Belfast Telegraph
Clare Weir
Double poll risk to votes: Irish Independent
Looking to the future: Irish World
Tom Griffin
Impasse will still be present after election: Daily Ireland
Tommy McKearney
SF Veto On Progress Has To Be Removed: The News Letter
Editorial
Bishop warns on exploitation of 1916 idealism: Irish Independent
Breda Heffernan
Euro-MPs want cash to bring McCartney murderers to justice: UTV Internet
Berry is sandbagged by Sunday World: Daily Ireland
Danny Morrison
Jailed terror suspect on Omagh murder charge: The Times
David Lister
Omagh bombing – families welcome move to charge man: Belfast Telegraph
Debra Douglas
The story so far behind the worst atrocity in the Troubles: Irish Independent
Nicola Anderson
Bomb victims in joint project: Belfast Telegraph
Geraldine Mulholland
Conference brings together victims of state violence: (from Irelandclick.com, May 2)
Jarlath Kearney
'Family-friendly' look to Twelfth: Belfast Telegraph
Andrea Clements
Wednesday, May 4
Violence will fill vacuum, warns Adams: The Guardian
Angelique Chrisafis
Ulster to stay a Labour priority: Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin
Durkan warns of DUP 'free run at peace agreement': Irish Independent
Dan McGinn
DUP chief – Beware of Sinn Fein threat: UTV Internet
Durkan – DUP wants Sinn Féin to be biggest party: Daily Ireland
SF can top the poll, says Doherty: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Sinn Fein poised for N.I. sweep: Washington Times
Martin Sieff
Hard act to follow as 'Mr Nobody' struggles to keep Sinn Fein at bay: Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin
Police probe into alleged electoral fraud in Foyle: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Pat appears to be the most likely Doc for West Tyrone: Daily Ireland
Critic of Trimble backing the DUP: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
DUP stay tight-lipped over Berry: BBC
DUP election hopeful rejects unionist rival's withdrawal call: UTV Internet
Kilclooney's rallying cry: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
DUP versus UUP – the showdown stage is set: (from the Sunday Tribune)
Suzanne Breen
Battle for East Belfast hots up amid the mud-slinging: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Liam Kennedy and West Belfast: The Blanket (May 2)
Anthony McIntyre
Politicians first, women second in Westminster race: (from the Sunday Tribune)
Suzanne Breen
Valiant effort to inject interest into election: Daily Ireland
Gearóid Ó Cairealláin
Centre ground caves in thanks to the mystery of missing middle class voters: Irish Independent
All quiet on election front in fight to the bitter end for big guns: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
Treasure your vote – it has real value: (from the Irish News, Apr 28)
Jim Gibney
Sprint to the line: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Civilian plan to avoid violence: BBC
Brutality claims rock PSNI: Belfast Telegraph
Geraldine Mulholland
Caution over Orange Twelfth plans: Belfast Telegraph
William Allen and Geraldine Mulholland
Cleric Vows To Consider Omagh Plea: The News Letter
Gemma Murray
Suspected dissident republicans held over family's armed hostage ordeal: Irish Examiner
Sean O'Riordan, Eoin English and Noel Baker
Four in court over US gun smuggling charges: UTV Internet
Breakthrough Over Flag-Flying In Town: The News Letter
Elinor Glynn
There must not be a hierarchy of victims: (from the Irish News)
Susan McKay
Tuesday, May 3
Trimble in danger as hardliners poised to dominate: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
TD joins North campaigner on election trail: Irish Examiner
Alan Erwin
Kennedy attacks UDA murals: UTV Internet
Attwood's car attacked in Poleglass: UTV Internet
Strabane SDLP Woman Rounds On Attackers: Derry Journal (Apr 26)
Coulter's Choice: The Blanket
John Coulter
Take Five: Daily Ireland (Apr 20)
The battle of Little Big Horn has begun: (from the Irish News)
Tom Kelly
One vote isn't enough for me to have my say: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
That grumpy old man is at it again: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
The business of power-sharing will not go away, you know . . .: Irish Independent
Just three seats from a majority: (from Irelandclick.com)
Unionists Must Turn Out To Use Their Votes: The News Letter
Editorial
The onus is on everyone to cast vote: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Ex-MP tells rally of 'bigger picture': (from the Irish News)
Margaret Canning
Irish author says IRA may disband: Mobile Register (Apr 8)
Rhoda A. Pickett
Ex-Special Branch chief stands by his praise of Sinn Fein: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Political vetting alive and kicking: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
Terrorists try to blow up police chief during Belfast Marathon: The Herald
Cameron Simpson
Omagh relatives seek help from Brady: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Adair in hiding?: Sunday Life (May 2)
Stephen Breen
Londonderry set to stage Twelfth: Belfast Telegraph
Geraldine Mulholland
Govt ban on Daily Ireland: (from Irelandclick.com)
Switch on to Irish TV: Irish Post
Amanda Diamond
A wink from Belfast to Belmarsh: The Guardian (Feb 21)
Peter Preston
A quiet roar from north and west: The Times
Magnus Linklater
Monday, May 2
Trimble's seat in danger as DUP puts on pressure: The Guardian
Angelique Chrisafis
Wilson accuses Beggs of 'desperation': UTV Internet
DUP aim for South Belfast win: (from the Sunday Tribune, May 1)
Suzanne Breen
Close finish predicted as race enters home stretch: (from the Irish News, Apr 30)
Sharon O'Neill
Iris to retain seat in unionist stronghold: Daily Ireland (Apr 30)
Hume launches attack on Adams: UTV Internet
Foyle focused on clash of Titans: Daily Ireland (Apr 30)
Crunch time for Durkan and Trimble: Sunday Life (May 1)
Sinead McCavana and Pauline Reynolds
Not for the giving up: Sunday Business Post (May 1)
Paul T. Colgan
A political third world country in the West: (from the Irish News, Apr 30)
Patrick Murphy
Voters look to safety at the two extremes: The Sunday Times (May 1)
Liam Clarke
Adams wants resignation of electoral officer: RTE
Police agent set up Monaghan bombing claims McCord: Sunday Life (May 1)
Alan Murray
I was prepared to shoot Gray – Stone: Sunday Life (May 1)
Stephen Breen
Irish unity inevitable – Former Branch chief: Daily Ireland (Apr 30)
Jude The Obscure Republican: The Blanket (Apr 28)
Anthony McIntyre
TD questions non-compliance with competition law in media: Irish Independent (Feb 24)
Geraldine Collins
Sectarian attack on integrated pupils: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 29)
Geraldine Mulholland
Aithníonn ciaróg ciaróg eile: Daily Ireland (Apr 25)
Editorial
Church of Ireland welcomes message from Pope Benedict: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 30)
Alf McCreary
Anglican paper gives Pope 'cool reception': (from the Irish News, Apr 29)
William Scholes
Visit by Pope Benedict XVI here not the best way to go: Sunday Independent (Apr 24)
Bruce Arnold
Banning a crucifix hardly displays tolerance: The Sunday Times (May 1)
Brenda Power
Forgotten are still waiting for justice: Daily Ireland (Apr 30)
Former Canadian soccer player now tackles crime in Northern Ireland: Canada.com
Neil Davidson
Sunday, May 1
Hardliners go in big IRA shuffle: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
MEP set to expose IRA pub killers: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray & Shane HIckey
Local Rivalries Dominate Campaign in N. Ireland: Los Angeles Times
Ron DePasquale
Burnside and McCrea battle for the future of unionism: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Trimble blasts Alliance 'stunts': BBC
'Pundits And Pollsters Won't Spoil The Party': The News Letter
Mallon sure SDLP will retain seat: Belfast Telegraph
Spratt Well Ahead With The Bookies: The News Letter
Alistair Bushe
Battle for Foyle hots up: UTV Internet
Dail backing for SDLP 'sign of all-Ireland fight': Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Adams under attack for missing debate: IrelandOnline (Apr 28)
Democracy? Fine, but don't upset the men in balaclavas: Sunday Telegraph
Roya Nikkhah and Jenny McCartney
Liam Kennedy – a light in West Belfast: Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
Will the electorate at last face brutal reality?: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Chased by the Past, Sinn Fein's Leader Looks Ahead: New York Times
Lizette Alvarez
Moderates sure won't be dancing at the May poll: Sunday Independent
Joseph O'Malley
Still clinging to middle of road, no matter how narrow the path: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
I am baffled – how can Sinn Fein get so much support?: Sunday Telegraph
Jenny McCartney
Evil must not triumph: The Sunday Times
Editorial
This Life – The question of politics ...: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Priests to stop poll riots: The Sunday Times
Garbhan Downey
Postal Vote Application Figures Are Dubious: The News Letter
Editorial
Why my Protestant Portadown family supports murdered IRA man's people: (from the Sunday Tribune, Apr 24)
Suzanne Breen
Police investigate killing of Army sniper 'on IRA list': Sunday Telegraph
Sean Rayment
Family begins campaign over fatal PSNI shooting: Daily Ireland (Apr 29)
Informer!: The Blanket (Apr 21)
Kevin Cunningham
'Terror chief' Shoukri will face Belfast ban: Belfast Telegraph
Actions speak louder than words: Irish World (Feb 18)
Editorial
Agents Interviewed Over 1987 RUC Murder Claims: The News Letter (Feb 2)
Stephen Dempster
Widows Of Terrorists Win Pay-out Rethink: The News Letter
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