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Monday, May 15
Ahern ready for historic address: Irish Independent
Senan Hogan
SF outlines Commonwealth stance: BBC
NI Assembly members to get pay rise: Ireland.com
All changed, changed utterly as an era ends: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Editorials
Witnesses in major cases flee the north: (from the Irish News)
'Tiger kidnap' bid dad breaks silence over family's ordeal: Sunday Life (May 13)
Stephen Breen
UDA prison stand-off: Sunday Life (May 13)
Stephen Breen
Gardaí rule Nelson out of Northern Bank probe: Irish Examiner
Caroline O’Doherty
First of McCabe killers is released: Ireland.com
IRA garda killer freed from jail: BBC
Johnny Caldwell
Sinn Fein emerge as likely kingmakers in next Dail: Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
Peace, man, I'm voting Sinn Fein: Sunday Independent (May 13)
Brendan O'Connor
Joint faith school scheme plea: Belfast Telegraph
Kathryn Torney
Republic's Protestants 'victims of sectarianism': Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Marching problem must be solved: Irelandclick.com (May 10)
Editorial
Provos rewriting history to help them sleep at night: (from the Irish News)
Tom Kelly
All along the watchtowers...: The Observer (May 13)
Sean O'Hagan
We need a Blair or two: Haaretz
Yossi Melman
Basque premier – "We must try to solve conflict with all strength": eitb24.com (May 10)
End of the UK could be closer than Brown thinks: The Herald
Iain MacWhirter
Monday, May 14
Sinn Fein to take seats on policing board: Irish Independent
Ian Graham
Hutchinson dismay at college delay: UTV Internet
Mean-spirited duopoly brooks no resistance: Sunday Life (May 13)
Henry Patterson
New Northern Irish government shows that opposites can agree: Ottawa Citizen (May 11)
Peter Zimonjic
Who cares why or how?: Sunday Life (May 13)
Alan McBride
First steps that led to peace: Cyprus Mail (May 13)
Agnieszka Rakoczy
Peace miracle – Blood turns into wine in Northern Ireland party: Colombo Daily Mirror
Ameen Izzadeen
Troubles ended: The Press (New Zealand)
Editorial
End of act one: Irelandclick.com (May 8)
Editorial
From Wimbledon to Stormont: (from the Sunday Tribune, May 13)
Suzanne Breen
Yes, but can they get on their bikes?: Belfast Telegraph (May 12)
Lindy McDowell
Stormont Christian Coalition?: The Blanket (Apr 28)
John Coulter
UVF to meet arms general: Sunday Life (May 13)
Brian Rowan
UVF bidding to buy some time with wordplay: Sunday Life (May 13)
Brian Rowan
Ex-RUC agent contacts families to deny any part in pub murders: (from the Irish News, May 12)
Barry McCaffrey
Cops deny bike tip-off after LVF murder: Sunday Life (May 13)
Stephen Breen
PSNI ignore O'Loan report on shooting: Irelandclick.com (May 10)
Ciarán Barnes
Bridges built over water no longer troubled: (from the Irish News, May 12)
William Graham
Jail museum extends invite to DUP leader: Irish Independent
Alan O'Keeffe
Ian Paisley and me: The Guardian
Roy Hattersley
End of a beautiful friendship: BBC (May 10)
Shane Harrison
Tony Blair is probably glad to be calling it a day: (from the Irish News, May 12)
James Kelly
Stop this drift into educational apartheid: The Observer (May 13)
Nick Cohen
An Orange shift?: Irelandclick.com (May 8)
Editorial
Kenny, Rabbitte rule out role for Sinn Fein: Irish Independent
Ralph Riegel and Gene McKenna
Understanding enemy is key to peace: Boston Globe (May 5)
Rich Barlow
We can learn from Stormont. So why don't we?: The Independent (May 10)
Adrian Hamilton
End of the Union: Derry Journal (Apr 24)
Gerry Murray
Sunday, May 13
Anger at exclusion of Stormont pathfinders: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
Fr Reid rejoices on 'great day for Irish': Irelandclick.com
Damian McCarney
Pinch yourself, but this odd chemistry could work: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Amid backslapping and feeble jokes, no criticism of the bigots and wreckers: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
Not everyone in Belfast is laughing: Sunday Telegraph
Jenny McCartney
Counting on a miracle, we should not forget: Sunday Independent
John Chambers
An end to foolishness that dug early graves: (from the Irish News, May 9)
James Kelly
Poignant poetry of Ulster's day of pride: Scotland on Sunday
Kenny Farquharson
Devils sup – Northern Ireland loosens its Paisley tie: Canberra Times (May 10)
Frank O'Shea
Paisley had nothing to be forgiven for: Sunday Independent
Emer O'Kelly
Too Many Americans: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com (scroll down)
Syracusan witnesses dawn of new day of hope for Ireland: Syracuse Post-Standard (May 9)
Sean Kirst
Fragile calm behind Ulster's 'peace walls': Sunday Telegraph
David Harrison
Brown 'has no extra cash' for NI: BBC
DUP & UUP clash over financial incentive package: (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
PM is man of deep faith and determination – Lord Eames: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Giving a hand to history: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Blair and others take credit for peace driven from below: (from the Sunday Journal)
Eamonn McCann
Oh Gord, I'm shouting 'Tony, please don't go': Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Rabbitte fury at 'unfraternal' Blair: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Spy at heart of IRA 'is still a target': The Observer
Henry McDonald
Why should slate be wiped clean?: Irelandclick.com
Martin Morgan
Top Orangeman calls on enemies to work together: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
A solution to Drumcree stand-off must be found: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Blocked Orange parade may be set to finish, finally: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
Carpenter jailed for throwing bottles at parade: Irish Independent (May 10)
Fiona Ferguson
Lords rule over police evidence on Hamill: (from the Irish News, May 9)
Barry McCaffrey
SF's Gerry Adams 'twisted truth' on Rafferty murder: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
The end and the beginning: eitb24.com (May 9)
Jesus Torquemada
If Northern Ireland can have peace, so can the Middle East: Daily Star (Lebanon)
Editorial
Saturday, May 12
Stormont a 'gigantic step towards unity' – McCartney: Derry Journal
Irish American High Hopes for North: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Cahir O’Doherty
Sullivan cheers N. Ireland accord: Casper Star Tribune (May 9)
David Mirhadi
Politicians 'deserve thanks for peace': Belfast Telegraph (May 10)
Alf McCreary
A full three cheers are deserved: Irish Independent
'History in the making' on Devolution Day: Ulster Herald
Peter Kelly
An Encounter With History: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Niall O'Dowd
The sky's the limit for the Northern Ireland Assembly: Belfast Telegraph
Dean Pittman
So, will it be a case of yes, First Minister?: Belfast Telegraph (May 8)
Kenneth Bloomfield
Where peace comes dropping slow, and with a price-tag – hard work: Irish Independent
A day to remember: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Northern Ireland's past has a future: Los Angeles Times (May 9)
Tony Platt
Forgive me if I don't join in this great Ulster backslapping bonanza: Daily Mail (May 10)
Stephen Glover
We have never been here before: Ulster Herald
Editorial
New Irish government has finally overcome generations of enemies: Wilmington News Journal (May 9)
Editorial
New beginning for Northern Ireland: The Nelson Mail (May 11)
Editorial
Paisley's unity call on Boyne battlefield: Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin
Men of peace salve the pain of Boyne Battle: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Boyne gun is taken out of Irish politics: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Paisley visit shows nothing is impossible: BBC
Kevin Connolly
The day hatred was washed away on a tide of friendship: Irish Independent
Order won't march, but may 'fight': Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
UVF statement little comfort to families: Down Democrat
Lingering twists to the Blair legacy: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Decision soon on victims' post: The News Letter
Councillor conviction move: Belfast Telegraph
Republican 'couldn't be happier' after convictions quashed: Derry Journal
Michael McMonagle
Big Bird and Grover to promote peace in 'Stormont Street': The Times
Adam Sherwin
Why Wikipedia decided to lock up Gerry Adams: Belfast Telegraph (May 8)
Noel McAdam
NI officer to advise LA riot investigation: Ireland.com
Friday, May 11
Fury as DUP joins Privy Council: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Stormont's 'Oliver Twist' attitude could alienate Brown: The Herald
Alf Young
'Never has an eviction notice been so eagerly anticipated': Belfast Telegraph
Sam Lister
'Wounds are still deep': The News Letter
SF calls for equality at Stormont: UTV Internet
A birds eye view as the who's who assemble: Ulster Herald
Peter Kelly
As leader of the largest party in the North, 'The Doc' can now basically do what he wants: Irish Independent (May 9)
Dominic Cunningham
Face of Ireland changed in just 16 minutes: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney
Editorials
Irish language debate will be a taxing issue: (from the Irish News)
Newton Emerson
Blair's departure – The view from Northern Ireland: The Independent
David McKittrick
Blair's legacy – Northern Ireland: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
PM left North legacy of peace, says Taoiseach: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
Tony Blair 'delivered' says UUP leader: UTV Internet
Tributes paid to Blair's NI work: BBC
Brendan Anderson
Blair years broke Ulster stalemate: The News Letter
The PM who brought republicans in from cold: Belfast Telegraph
Ben Lowry
Belfast's Unity Is Blair's Real Legacy: Time.com
Chris Thornton
Why peace in Northern Ireland is the great achievement: The Herald
Colette Douglas Home
A good friend of the Irish: Irish Independent
Editorial
Tony Blair legacy – Peace in North is his real triumph: Irish Examiner
Editorial
SDLP welcomes move to end Diplock court system: UTV Internet
Time to end witch hunt: The News Letter
Partnership is ingrained now in council's culture: Belfast Telegraph
Fight continues to make a reality of Tyrone mother's dream of finding 'disappeared' son: Ulster Herald
Mark McKelvey
Families' agony must be ended: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Battle of Boyne commemoration brings Paisley to the Republic: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
Can Iraq learn from the Northern Ireland experience?: Kuwait Times (May 10)
Shamael Al-Sharikh
Lessons from Ireland: Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Tim Murphy
Learning from success: International Herald Tribune (May 8)
Richard N. Haass and George J. Mitchell
Yes We Do Have to Talk to Terrorists. Why is America so 'drippy' about this? WAKE UP. Smell Coffee?: American Chronicle (May 9)
Patrick Lockyer
Thursday, May 10
The North is going to work, it's sorted, says Trimble: Irish Independent
Bernard Purcell
Ulster politicians hit ground running: The Independent
David McKittrick
Old foes join in opposition to new Assembly: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
McAleese offers congratulations: UTV Internet
Peace deal praised by US senator: Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll
US can claim share of credit in peacemaking: (from the Irish News)
Ray O'Hanlon
Unity in Belfast and the circle of Canadians behind it: Toronto Globe and Mail (May 9)
Doug Saunders
Belfast 'miracle' brings hope as old rivals unite: Washington Times
Anthony Healy
Stormont – Everybody was being excessively polite as if they'd turned up at a dinner party: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Fantastic to see former foes as friends – Blair: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Historic day for Northern Ireland: Toronto Star (May 9)
Olivia Ward
More than just another historic day for Ulster: Liverpool Post (May 9)
Bill Gleeson
Two adversaries have travelled a long way, and now a journey begins for all of us: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Symbolic acknowledgment that all the nonsense is over: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Paisley discarded religious and political principles: (from the Irish Times, May 9)
Brian Kennaway
Greetings from the people: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Editorials
Irish-English detente on both sides of the water: Baltimore Sun (May 9)
Laura Vozzella
Mr Paisley, you may now kiss the bride: (from the Irish News)
Newton Emerson
Another DUP councillor resigns over power-sharing move: Belfast Telegraph
Pressure on NI culture minister over Irish language: UTV Internet
DUP to get 'secret intelligence': BBC
DUP MPs to become privy councillors: Belfast Telegraph
Empey plans another option to 'DUP/SF axis': The News Letter
Officers call for past probe halt: BBC
Michael McIlveen remembered one year on: UTV Internet
McGuinness in vow over 'Disappeared': Ireland.com
Service will remember NI victims: BBC
Murder victim's sister has Sinn Fein in her sights: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
SF 'has nothing to hide' over Rafferty death: RTE
Wednesday, May 9
The miracle of Belfast: The Independent
David McKittrick
Former Foes Unite to Take Oaths of Office in N. Ireland: Washington Post
Mary Jordan
Paisley and McGuinness pledge to govern for a better future: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Signing off: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Sinn Fein proved themselves says First Minister: UTV Internet
Ahern greets era of 'new politics and new realities': Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Blair – 'Deal was always possible': UTV Internet
Sir Reg vows to prevent carve-up 'axis': Belfast Telegraph
'Why did 35 years of sheer awfulness have to take place?': (from the Irish News)
William Graham
A laugh and a look into the future as old foes join forces at last to share power at Stormont: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
'A time of peace … when hate will no longer rule': The Herald
Michael Settle
Milk of human kindness flows on all sides over cosy cup of tea: Irish Independent
Figures of Ulster's divided past look down as new Executive takes power: Belfast Telegraph
Kennedy gets warm greeting at N. Ireland inauguration: Boston Globe
Kevin Cullen
Mutual praise from leaders who shared in historic deal: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
NI politics moves away from edge: BBC
Mark Devenport
Hard questions for Paisley and McGuinness: The Independent
Peter Hain
Together at last, but can you see the join?: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Now comes the hard part as leaders get down to business: The Times
David Sharrock
Ulster – the tension behind the laughter: The Times
Jane Wheatley
A monumental commitment by both sides against all the odds . . .: Irish Independent
Thinking of future – not back to '74: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Obstacles to progress must be removed: (from the Irish News)
Breidge Gadd
A new dawn in politics: The Herald
Editorial
A time to start the building: Irish Independent
Editorial
An imperfect sort of peace, but peace nonetheless: The Independent (May 8)
Editorial
Stormont returns on wave of goodwill: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Devolved government – A new day dawns in the North: Irish Examiner
Editorial
NI peace prize winners in Brussels: Ireland.com
McGuinness encourages investment: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Paisley and McGuinness for North South talks: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Orangeman wants republicans and loyalists to work together: Irelandclick.com
Memories of Loughgall still painful 20 years on: (from the Irish News)
Suzanne McGonagle
Labour & FF rule out Sinn Féin power share: RTE
Scottish nationalists aren't all separatists: Los Angeles Times (May 7)
Editorial
Tuesday, May 8
Stormont ceremony marks end of Northern conflict: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty and Deaglán de Bréadún
Politicians descend on Belfast for launch of power-sharing: The Independent
David McKittrick
Stormont to go forth with pomp, but little warmth for Blair: The Times
David Sharrock
Paisley – "We're not in paradise yet": UTV Internet
Hain signs order to restore NI powersharing: Ireland.com
Stormont's unlikely double act: UTV Internet
Old rivals are impatient to get on with North's new dawn: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Last-ditch talks on Ulster cash: The Herald
Catherine MacLeod
The 'bad boys' of 1974 are now poised to take power: Irish Independent
Clinton sends wishes to NI parties: Ireland.com
Bertie visits a sign of changed times: BBC
Shane Harrison
Blair's Irish Decade: The Blanket (May 2)
John Coulter
'Difficult journey' to move forward: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Martin McGuinness – Peacemaker and poet: Belfast Telegraph
David McKittrick
Sounds of Silence in Northern Ireland: New York Times
Colum McCann
Another step from darkness into light: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Peace cash row shows progress: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Sinn Fein steps forward to offer Bertie a dig-out: Irish Independent
Senan Molony
Bertie deserves day in sun after toil in north: (from the Irish News)
Tom Kelly
Ahern can find light relief in success of North peace deal: Irish Independent
History amid histrionics: Irish Independent
Editorial
McGuiness – "Stormont must lead": UTV Internet
Paisley defends Boyne trip: UTV Internet
McDowell and Bertie call 'truce' for Stormont trip: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Loyalist veteran's path to peace: BBC
Vincent Kearney
Society free from UVF arsenals will take time: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Witness ye the great Ulster novel it's . . . Crime and No Punishment: Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
'The Brits haven't gone away and neither have we': (from the Sunday Tribune, May 6)
Suzanne Breen
QC begins interviews in probe into alleged NIO cover-up: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Grounded mayor 'nothing to hide': BBC
Michael's legacy of peace, one year after his murder: Belfast Telegraph
Ben Lowry
Is that an Echo of Gerry Adams that we hear in New York?: Sunday Independent (May 6)
Jim Cusack
Monday, May 7
'Peace cash will be good' – Hain: BBC
N. Ireland foes let go of past to grasp the future: Boston Globe (May 6)
Kevin Cullen
It's a massive job, but we can do it' – McGuinness: Derry Journal (May 4)
Watchdogs will keep eye on North's new ministers: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
'This is for real – it is going to stick because it has to': (from the Irish News, May 5)
William Graham
Power to the people: Sunday Life (May 6)
Stephen Gordon
In Northern Ireland, a new perspective: Boston Globe (May 5)
Kevin Cullen
Department might become a battle ground: Belfast Telegraph (May 3)
David Gordon
There is no alternative: Sunday Life (May 6)
Brian Rowan
'I'll jail McGuinness any day soon', jokes Paisley: (from the Sunday Tribune, May 5)
Suzanne Breen
Let hope rhyme with new reality: Ulster Herald
Editorial
Blair cuts Major out of his 'grandstanding' Ulster peace address: Evening Standard (May 5)
Stormont best place for them: Belfast Telegraph (May 3)
Eamonn McCann
UPRG members under attack: Sunday Life (May 6)
Stephen Breen
Minister crossed the border to help seal UVF ceasefire: (from the Irish News, May 5)
Barry McCaffrey
O'Loan studies Bradford case: Sunday Life (May 6)
Ciaran McGuigan
Colluding in Silence: The Blanket (Apr 25)
Mick Hall
Residents claim stalemate over parades issue: Irelandclick.com (May 4)
Áine McEntee
Sinn Féin would consider FF coalition after election: Irish Examiner
Áine Kerr
Sister of man murdered by IRA to run as independent: Sunday Tribune (May 6)
Mick McCaffrey
Provos scotch manhunt claim: Sunday Life (May 6)
Stephen Breen
Adams hails hunger strikers' legacy: UTV Internet
MLA's anger at road closure for terrorist commemoration: Fermanagh Herald
Soldiers are we, but the fight is not about old wounds: Sunday Independent (Apr 29)
Eilis O'Hanlon
Celtic goalie rapped for Ibrox taunt: Scotland on Sunday (May 6)
Gareth Rose
Lennon will bow out but the bigots still remain: The Times (May 5)
Graham Spiers
Sunday, May 6
Paisley warns Brown that larger 'peace dividend' needed to secure May 8 deadline: (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Paisley warning over peace cash: BBC
Unionists will hold vote veto: The Observer
Henry McDonald
United fronts as parties vie for success: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
It's all smiles at Stormont – but the old enmities live on: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Sink or swim is the only remaining expediency: (from the Irish News, May 4)
Denis Bradley
The day I thought would never come: The Observer
Sean O'Hagan
No invite for Trimble or Mallon as Assembly snubs ex leaders: Sunday Independent
Paisley demands end of terrorism: UTV Internet
UVF leader 'ready to meet top republicans': (from the Irish News, May 4)
Barry McCaffrey
N. Ireland Protestant Group Vows to Renounce Violence: Washington Post (May 4)
Mary Jordan
A blood-soaked history that spanned over four decades: (from the Irish News, May 4)
Job equality for terrorists 'illegal': Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
Ex-paramilitaries have to be reintegrated into society: (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Knocking Bertie brings Provos closer to power: Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
SF evokes mixed emotions: Sunday Business Post
Olivia O'Leary
Left, right march to put boot into Ahern: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
'Another BBC love-in with a low-grade terrorist hitman': Sunday Independent
Norman Tebbit
HET's massive database a useful resource for victims: (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Paisley dismisses biopic claims: UTV Internet
It's up to the English to save the Union: The Sunday Times
Michael Fry
Saturday, May 5
McGuinness applauds 'courageous' Paisley: Derry Journal
Martin McGuinness looking forward to May 8: UTV Internet
Paisley gets in tune for government: The News Letter
Delicate balancing act for co-equal Ministers: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Faithful rally to Adams but SF has work cut out for voters: Irish Examiner
Paul Kelly
Looking on from the North: Irelandclick.com
Sinn Fein's moment?: The Economist (May 3)
Tony and Bertie, etc: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Kennedy heads to Northern Ireland: Boston Globe
'I'm both sad and elated' insists Rea: The News Letter
Derry clergyman voices UVF fears: Belfast Telegraph
William Allen
McCord dismisses UVF claims: Irelandclick.com
Áine McEntee
Pain of UVF victims' families: BBC
Tara Mills
'Brother's killers stole 20 years of my life': The News Letter
Orde agrees to remain as PSNI chief: RTE
Sinn Féin gives 'guarded welcome' to Orange Eleventh Night beacon idea: Irelandclick.com
Damian McCarney
Order says it will enter talks over the future of Drumcree: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
A legacy not to be forgotten: Irelandclick.com
Mark Morgan
Clinton Supports McAllister: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Death certificates to be issued to the families of the Disappeared victims: Belfast Telegraph
Sam Lister
New guidelines remove employment obstacle for former paramilitaries: UTV Internet
Sectarian divisions are 'costing Ulster billions': Belfast Telegraph
Ben Lowry
Lord Tebbit – I'll never forgive the IRA bomber: Daily Mail (May 4)
Jenny Johnston
Friday, May 4
UVF 'deactivates' and agrees to put weapons 'beyond reach': The Independent
David McKittrick
UVF under pressure to disarm after ending terror campaign: The Herald
Michael Settle
Church joins call for UVF to disarm: The News Letter
UVF move hailed by Blair: UTV Internet
Taoiseach welcomes UVF declaration: Ireland.com
Paisley & McGuinness speak out on UVF: UTV Internet
PUP leader welcomes UVF move: UTV Internet
IICD 'concern' over UVF weapons: Ireland.com
Government set to recognise UVF ceasefire – again: The News Letter
The war may be over but our pain goes on: Belfast Telegraph
Lisa Smyth
Weapon of choice: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
UVF must match words with actions: BBC
Vincent Kearney
Is the UVF's war over?: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Loyalist killer who became 'Ulster's Nelson Mandela': The Times
David Sharrock
Loyalist paramilitary veteran opts for peace as UVF puts lethal arsenal 'beyond reach': The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Marching the UVF off this war stage is not like switching a light out. It's achieved by a slow melting away...: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
UVF stand down – Guns should be put beyond use: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Loyalist duo jailed for extortion: BBC
UDA must 'come up to scratch' says Peter Hain: UTV Internet
NI power-sharing 'bit of miracle': BBC
Protestors to target Assembly opening: The News Letter
McAliskey slams political agreement and media reports: Ulster Herald
Ronan McSherry
End DPP attacks call as more Catholics back police: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Chivers backs funding for restorative justice schemes: UTV Internet
€73bn for North 'isn't enough': Irish Independent
Few surprises due as Brown talks cash: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Omagh verdict due in June: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
The Ulster Scots hotline that's gone stone cold: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
BBC journalists have responsibility to the public: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney
Forget Iraq, Blair's legacy will be peace in Ireland: The Herald
Alf Young
Why Tebbit is right not to forgive the ex-terrorist: The Times
Oliver Kamm
Thursday, May 3
'Not fazed' about handshake Martin and Ian 'co-equals' in Executive – Adams: Derry Journal
Stormont leaders to meet Brown: Ireland.com
Brown talks to focus on NI cash: BBC
Where do we go from crossroads?: Belfast Telegraph (May 1)
Barry White
The writing is on the wall for 'Britishness': (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
MEPs slam office over EC visit snub: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Politicians can work together: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Survey shows Catholic support for police: UTV Internet
SF members vow to go on despite threats: (from the Irish News)
Allison Morris
UVF step closer to dumping weapons: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
UVF to announce end of illegal activities: RTE
Don't do UVF any favours, Hain told by SDLP: The News Letter
Personal details 'texted to alleged UVF man': Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Restorative justice gets go ahead: BBC
Rules of justice: The News Letter
Editorial
Shots fired funeral of INLA founder: Belfast Telegraph
William Allen
Man freed in IRA funeral shots probe: The News Letter
Racist attacks rise dramatically in North: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
'We need genuine partnership to make good things happen': Belfast Telegraph (Apr 24)
Kathryn Torney
Union anniversary plea to voters: BBC (Apr 30)
Independence for Scotland would not be good for England: The Guardian
Timothy Garton Ash
Wednesday, May 2
Paisley and McGuinness double-act makes debut with a smile: The Times
David Sharrock
Paisley will not shake hands with McGuinness: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
EU will 'stand by Northern Ireland': Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Power-sharing signals a new beginning -Barroso: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
EC president confirms NI funding: BBC
MEP's complaint at EC visit snub: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Fury over DUP's use of resources: The News Letter (Apr 30)
Grass-roots peacemakers ahead of the game: (from the Irish News)
Breidge Gadd
Stability at Stormont is top priority: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
UVF urged to cease criminality: Ireland.com
Republican should be Lord Mayor – UUP man: Belfast Telegraph
Victoria O'Hara
Unionists must do better serving all the people: (from the News Letter, Apr 30)
Brian Kennaway
Council member to quit DUP for the UUP: Belfast Telegraph
Victoria O'Hara
Whither Traditional Republicanism?: The Blanket (Apr 13)
Michael Gillespie
Policing Board holds last meeting: BBC
No role for paramilitaries in community justice – NIO: (from the Irish News)
Ex-Army officer launches reflection day: UTV Internet
Repainting history: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Call to alter words of The Soldier's Song: (from the Irish News)
Margaret Canning
Elections in Britain Reveal a Scottish Line in the Sand: New York Times
Alan Cowell
Tuesday, May 1
No McGuinness handshake – Paisley: BBC
EC president to meet NI leaders: RTE
Hay 'to be appointed as Speaker': BBC
Anniversary clash criticised: (from the Irish News)
21st-century unionism will spurn alienation: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
David Hanson allays fears over community justice schemes: UTV Internet
A reality of life: The News Letter
Editorial
PUP leader in talks with Hain: Ireland.com
Hanson in warning to loyalists: UTV Internet
Fears of stand-off between rival factions of UDA in city: (from the Irish News)
Kirkham loyalists converge on estate: Belfast Telegraph
Stephen Breen
I can't be bought says ex-UDA man: The News Letter
Rights Forum needs public input says Human Rights Consortium: UTV Internet
Report to list RUC's 'succession of errors': The News Letter
Just the job for convicted terrorists: Sunday Life (Apr 29)
Alan Murray
Boyne takes centre stage as election race hots up: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Bertie vies for votes at big events: The News Letter
Editorial
A Yearning to Get Away English-Free: Washington Post
Mary Jordan
The Union with England pulled Scotland out of poverty, and it would be madness to end it: The Independent
Bruce Anderson
A troubled marriage: The Herald
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