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Thursday, May 15
UVF prisoners may be freed as ceasefire holds: Irish Independent
Áine Kerr
Good fences don't mean good neighbours: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Irish government is unionism's new best friend: Irish News
Brian Feeney
Ireland at pivotal moment – McAleese: Ireland.com
Elaine Edwards
'Take action before they kill someone': The News Letter
RIRA planned to ship in arms, spy claimed: Irish Independent
Sarah Stack
McGuinness visits officer injured in bomb attack: Belfast Telegraph
Claire Weir
Dissidents 'are on borrowed time': The News Letter
Attack on policeman criticised at synod: Irish News
William Scholes
Officer injured in bomb vows to return to work: Irish News
Diana Rusk and Seamus McKinney
Use of booby-trap raises fears: Irish News
Leadership by Sinn Fein: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Dissident cause has no support: Irish News
Editorial
Doherty urges support for Texas held Brennan: Irish Echo
Jim Dee
North wins: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
If the North is to lay a golden egg some feathers need to be ruffled: Irish Independent
Brendan Keenan
Stop playing games and cut the profits tax, Gordon: Belfast Telegraph
George Quigley
McCartney trial set to begin next week: Ireland.com
Officer's files to remain private: BBC
Physical attacks on police officers on the rise: UTV Internet
FBI agent's credibility queried at Omagh trial: RTE
SDLP and Fianna Fáil meet in Derry: Derry Journal
Sands film gets Cannes premiere: BBC
Bobby Sands film risks Cannes controversy: Daily Telegraph
Anita Singh
Could the stage be set for a velvet divorce?: The Herald
Neal Ascherson
Wednesday, May 14
McGuinness warning after Tyrone attack: RTE
McGuinness visits injured officer: BBC
Booby-trap bomb condemned by assembly: UTV Internet
Orde hits out after officer attack: The News Letter
Paisley's last questions in 'this part of Ireland': Irish News
William Graham
Achievements of Assembly should be marked – MLA: The News Letter
Billion Dollar Men Boost Belfast: Andersonstown News
Conference was vital for north, despite what naysayers tell you: Irish News
Philip McDonagh
Victims and Survivors Bill clears in Stormont: UTV Internet
Victims' bill clears final hurdle: BBC
Omagh – Secret room found: Irish Examiner
Sarah Stack
Omagh suspect 'had a hidden room, court told': Irish Independent
Sarah Stack
Omagh civil action – 'Spy lured terror boss into view of gardai': Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Police deny Omagh statement claim: BBC
Historic case for historic times: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Performance art makes its courtroom debut: The Guardian
Jonathan Jones
Stone – A shadow of his former self, the former hitman hobbled to the dock: Belfast Telegraph
Emily Moulton
Time to get tough on teen yob rule – Provos could tackle crime: (from the Irish Daily Star, May 12)
John Coulter
McCartney trial halted for legal reasons: RTE
Sectarian attacks decrease: Irish News
Resolution is preaching to converted: The News Letter
Editorial
C of I Primate urges Israel to look to North: Irish Independent
John Cooney
Tuesday, May 13
Pull down NI peace walls – Paisley: BBC
Paisley faces final question time: UTV Internet
Paisley has broke new ground but has more to do: Irish News
Roy Garland
Public disillusioned with Stormont – MLA: The News Letter
Is that a poisoned chalice behind you, Peter?: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Chronicling the shift in modern unionism: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Warning over Victims' Commission: UTV Internet
Secret-inquest bill opposed by nationalists: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey and Shannon Tweed
Putting 'our best face on': Irish News
Tom Kelly
Officer hurt by booby-trap bomb: BBC
UVF-linked band gets lotto and Ulster-Scots body cash: Irish News
Claire Simpson
Feeling Voters' Pain: (from Hibernian Magazine)
Omagh case makes history as hearing crosses Border: Irish Independent
Dearbhail McDonald
Real IRA suspect lured out for gardaí, Omagh trial told: Ireland.com
McCartney murder trial adjourned: BBC
Loyalist killer accused of attempt to assassinate Sinn Féin leaders: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Loyalist Michael Stone 'aimed to cut throats of Sinn Fein chiefs on TV': The Times
David Brown
'Loyalist' may have to sell house: BBC
Artist brings H Blocks out from behind bars: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey and Shannon Tweed
Monday, May 12
Senator George Mitchell pays tribute to Paisley: UTV Internet
Great week for Paisley: (from the Sunday Times, May 11)
Liam Clarke
Ian Paisley is the runaway winner: BBC
Robinson scorns Brown's '£1bn for province' claim: Belfast Telegraph (May 10)
David Gordon
Presidents' Club opens in Belfast: Irish Examiner
Omagh relatives set for civil action: Ireland.com
McCartney murder trial set to open: Ireland.com
Civil service rebellion against Maze stadium: Sunday Life (May 4)
Royal fiancee's leap of faith in age when celebrity is king: Irish Independent
Mary Kenny
Arming the gardaí is not the answer – the criminals will just shoot first: Irish Examiner (May 6)
Steven King
Underspend 'could reach £130 million': The News Letter (May 6)
Ministers must expect scrutiny: Irish News (May 6)
Editorial
Citizen Cowen sets out his 'patriotic' plan for the country: Irish Independent
Michael Brennan
Ireland should be example to whole world says Paisley: Irish News (May 7)
William Graham
John Hume at CIMA World Conference: Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka, May 9)
Scottish independence – too much, too late: The Times
Editorial
Sunday, May 11
North begins drive to attract new investment: Sunday Business Post
David Cullen
Renewed calls to harmonise tax rates across Ireland: The Independent
Alistair Dawber
US firms who love Ulster: Belfast Telegraph (May 9)
Robin Morton
North's gain can aid Republic's economy: Sunday Business Post
Gavin Daly
New York funds chief hints at cash for north infrastructure: Irish News
Gary McDonald
Breaking down the border is in the North's own interest: Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
Historic week marks a big change for north economy: Irish News
James Kelly
Paisley hints at new role promoting Ulster: The News Letter (May 6)
SDLP replaced neutrality with ... nothing: Irish News (May 7)
Brian Feeney
Terror warning as firebomb is found in Cookstown toy shop: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Omagh case 'uncharted waters': Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
Party rules out Ruane reshuffle: BBC
Bye Bye Bertie Ahern: North Belfast News (May 9)
Siobhán Rogan
SDLP opposes 'secret inquest' act: BBC
McGuinness denies Maze shrine claims: UTV Internet (May 6)
Anger as new film of IRA hero Bobby Sands screens at Cannes: San Francisco Chronicle
Vanessa Thorpe and Henry McDonald
Gordon Brown won't let Union split: Sunday Telegraph
Patrick Hennessy
Scottish independence row rages on both sides of border: Belfast Telegraph (May 9)
Saturday, May 10
Gordon and Brian – Ulster's sales team: Belfast Telegraph
Major effort to woo investors from US looks likely to pay off: Irish News
Gary McDonald
Ministers warned not to waste US opportunities: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
Adams calls for development of Gaeltacht area: Irish News
Shannon Tweed
Peace can win over investors: Irish News
Editorial
Move means big decisions for Executive: The News Letter
Editorial
Paisley and Ahern – The rest is now history: Belfast Telegraph
Martina Devlin
Well-wishers mob Bertie and Ian on green grassy slopes of Boyne: Irish News (May 7)
William Graham
If Ian and Bertie can do it, why can't we?: Belfast Telegraph
Laurence White
Will Cowen turn out to be a very poor replacement?: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
From Long Kesh to working with the Police: Fermanagh Herald
Aileen Murphy
Political fudging hasn't gone away: North Belfast News
Martin Morgan
Direct dialogue is Sinn Fein option: Down Democrat
Despite peace, Belfast walls are growing in size and number: Washington Post (May 4)
Shawn Pogatchnik
McKevitt's High Court secret files fight fails: Irish News
Pilot soccer project tackles sectarianism: Irish News (May 7)
Allison Morris
Praise for loyalist initiative: Irish News
Burns family 'deeply hurt' by IMC claims: Derry Journal (May 6)
Southern drivers evade parking fines: Irish News (May 8)
Tighten up loophole in parking fines: The News Letter (May 8)
Editorial
Scotland the brave? Independence is rising up the political agenda: Financial Times
Andrew Bolger and George Parker
'If the Scottish Parliament continues in existence, it means dismantling the UK': The Scotsman (May 9)
Tam Dalyell
This kingdom will fall apart without Scotland: Daily Telegraph
Vicki Woods
APRC, IRA and the unitary and federal mixture: Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka, May 8)
Subash Wickramasinghe
Friday, May 9
Devolution anniversary passes off a quiet affair: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Looking back on a year of devolution: The News Letter
Robinson gets his chance at power: Financial Times (May 8)
John Murray Brown
Unionism remains divided: The News Letter
Exclusive devolution poll – day three: Belfast Telegraph
Lack of leadership – UUP: The News Letter
Paisley – one more week: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
N Ireland Unionists hold out on terror bill: Financial Times
Jimmy Burns, John Murray Brown and Jim Pickard
Bush promises ongoing support for NI: Ireland.com
Taoiseach invokes JFK at drive to promote US investment in North: Irish Examiner
Paul O'Brien
Premiers continue working for NI: BBC
On Ireland Visit, Noting That Council Speaker and Belfast Go Back a Long Way: New York Times
Michael Barbaro
Major bid to attract US firms to the north: Irish News
Gary McDonald
Gordon Brown's £1bn boost to Ulster: Daily Telegraph
NI investment conference ends: RTE
Together, we can ensure a shared future for everyone: Belfast Telegraph
Gordon Brown
DUP/SNP alliance can give Brown the fiscal brush-off: Irish News
Newton Emerson
New York is committed to Ireland's future: Irish Echo
William C. Thompson, Jr.
Taking responsibility for our prosperity: (from Fortnight magazine)
Quintin Oliver & Allan Leonard
Brown controls the cutting edge: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
A pitch for the Yankee dollar: Ulster Herald
Editorial
Ahern Warmly Praised for Speech: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
April Drew
Bertie Ahern basks in his bright American moment: Irish Echo
Susan Garraty
Mission Accomplished: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Niall O'Dowd
Ireland's good times happened on Bertie's watch: Irish News
Jim Gibney
Take down peace walls, NY Mayor: BBC
Security alerts deemed bogus: The News Letter
Bryan Gray
Partially detonated device found: BBC
Pipebomb factory in CIRA link smashed by gardai: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
When the parade passed by: Ulster Herald
Paint attack blamed on loyalist feud: Irish News
Allison Morris
Murphy further remanded over Omagh: Ireland.com
Ruane in new schools wrangle: Belfast Telegraph
Kathryn Torney
Thursday, May 8
Cowen to meet Brown at Belfast conference: Ireland.com
Devolution one year on – Ministers yet to prove themselves: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Devolution – one year on: BBC
Mark Devenport
Leader with 'iron in his soul' and luck on his side: Irish Independent
Dermot Ferriter
Dat Speech: Sunday Journal (May 4)
Lisa Burkitt
Ahern's last hurrah: Boston Globe (May 7)
Editorial
A day when Irish hope and history rhyme: The Australian
Editorial
Giants of peace meet on Boyne: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Cowen Elected Prime Minister of Ireland: New York Times
John F. Burns
Cowen – a new style of taoiseach: BBC
Diarmaid Fleming
US Investment Conference launched: UTV Internet
City Officials on Investment Trip: New York Times
Michael Barbaro
An excellent opportunity for business: The News Letter
Editorial
Cautious welcome for report on parades: Andersonstown News (May 5)
Áine McEntee
City to be focal point of Orange trail: Londonderry Sentinel
Cowen to hear of 'Murph killings: Andersonstown News (May 5)
Ciarán Barnes
Evidence of former FBI man allowed in Omagh civil action: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
McKevitt loses fight over FBI evidence: Irish News
Whatever the result, Omagh case is historic: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
'Donegal Protestants abandoned': Londonderry Sentinel
Nesbitt and Neeson set for Ulster drama: The Guardian
Leigh Holmwood
Adams' protégé weight on Executive: (from the Sunday Times, May 4)
Liam Clarke
Independence daze diminishes debate: Financial Times
Editorial
Wednesday, May 7
No turning back as leaders declare 'killing times' over: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
North and South need to understand their shared history – Ahern: Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
Day of symbolism at Boyne site: BBC
Diarmaid Fleming
Paisley backs Ahern for president: UTV Internet
One for the road: Irish Independent
McGuinness basks at Stormont (despite Hain taking light bulbs): Irish News
William Graham
Paisley 'will miss the rough and tumble of government': Irish News
'Hume-speak' from Paisley a fine finale: Irish Independent
John Cooney
Beating the retreat, as both sides retire: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
Only a political earthquake will wreck this bliss: Irish News
William Graham
Ahern succeeded because he embodied our contradictions: Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
Dáil set to confirm Cowen as Republic's 12th leader: The Irish Times
Stephen Collins
IRA Army Council may not exist – McGuinness: The News Letter
Kelly applauds ex-prisoners: UTV Internet
Exclusive poll – Devolution one year on: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton, Kathryn Torney, Claire Harrison, Deborah McAleese
Part-time Commission debated: UTV Internet
Victims advice request refused: BBC
Johnny Caldwell
Victims commission just an insult to those affected: Irish News
Susan McKay
IRA killer to apply for prison transfer: Irish News
Allison Morris
Nelson probe anonymity challenge: BBC
Inquiries are waste of money, says MP: The News Letter
Real IRA convictions overturned on appeal: Irish Examiner
Vivion Kilfeather
Queen row not likely to go away: The News Letter
Editorial
Burns and Clarke clash over flags issue: Antrim Times
Lorna McKay
Executives on NI investment trail: BBC
James Kerr
McGuinness hails US business leaders: Ireland.com
Why US money can stop us coming full circle: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Don't be too cynical about the investment conference: Irish News
Jamie Delargy
Tuesday, May 6
Farewell meeting for leaders of Irish peace, Ahern and Paisley: The Times
David Sharrock
Departing Ahern keeps focus on legacy of peace: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
Last hurrah on political battlefield: BBC
Shane Harrison
Irish Eyes: The Times
Editorial
Queen visit 'may depend on IRA': BBC
Time has come for Republic to join Commonwealth: Irish News
Roy Garland
Extremists are lacking in humanity: The News Letter
Editorial
N Ireland hopes progress in politics will lure US investors: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Number of executives for US invesment talks has doubled: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
A conference essential to peace: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Time to build real bridges: Irish News
Editorial
A difficult transfer test for Sinn Fein: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Opportunities being missed at Maze – MLA: The News Letter
Monday, May 5
Troubles murder probes cost hits new high: UTV Internet
Cash well spent?: The News Letter
Editorial
Bertie's master stroke – the soundbite that dazzled the US congress: Sunday Tribune (May 4)
Marion McKeone
My feeling is of gratitude for the chance I have had: Irish Independent
Bertie Ahern
Cautious welcome for report on parades: North Belfast News (May 2)
Aine McEntee
Killer reportedly shot by IRA after murder: Irish News (May 3)
Diana Rusk
Investment event 'to be success': BBC
Interface schools funding stopped: Irish News (May 3)
Simon Doyle
Pope to make decision on NI visit: BBC
Ireland's immigrants return home as slump sharpens fear of racism: The Observer (May 4)
Henry McDonald
No legitimate excuse for the siege of Father Troy: Irish News (May 1)
Newton Emerson
Sunday, May 4
Unionists call for Irish pact in parliament: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Is UVF going to give up arms?: Belfast Telegraph (May 2)
Brian Rowan
Trial prejudice claim nonsense: Irish News
Editorial
Family deny son's dissident link: BBC
Dissident republicans still active in North West – IMC: Derry Journal (May 1)
Murderer 'meant to kill Adair brother': Irish News
Diana Rusk
US money-man and McCord to get together: North Belfast News
Áine McEntee
Former RUC chief moved out of nursing home after terror alert: Sunday Independent
Bertie's Big Speech: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Niall O'Dowd
Bertie's resignation is the start of his new era: Irish News
James Kelly
Excuse me, but aren't you . . . Irish leader drops in for pint: Boston Globe (May 2)
Kevin Cullen
Goodbye to a fine Taoiseach: Sunday Independent
Editorial
Details of IRA spy book inquiry given to victim: Irish News
Allison Morris
A shared future needs integrated education: South Belfast News
Policing Board defends £35,000 New York trip: The News Letter
North woos US investors: Sunday Business Post
Major US investors to visit Derry: Derry Journal
Beleaguered Ruane backed by McGuinness: Irish News
Simon Doyle
Paisley has pupils howling with laughter: The News Letter
Paisley shows off flower power: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Saturday, May 3
Sinn Fein and SDLP clash over Provo murder link: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey and William Graham
Victim's father in agreement with IMC report: RTE
Murder that cannot be covered up: The News Letter
Editorial
Millions of thanks for Ahern: Albany Times Union (May 2)
Kevin Cullen
Bertie Ahern takes victory lap: Boston Herald
Editorial
Ahern, the master builder of peace: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Cover-Up Continues: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Editorial
Stone to use art expert in defence: Ireland.com
UDA feud charges dropped: Irish News
Allison Morris
Purvis – UVF has lived up to its guns promise: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
The focus is now on loyalists and their weapons: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Victims worker meets relatives: Irish News
Allison Morris
Healing through our memories: Andersonstown News
Fianna Fail's march north will be done at Brian's pace: Irish News
Denis Bradley
A split's not always first thing on agenda: Andersonstown News
Des Wilson
McKevitt has no interest in case, Omagh trial told: Irish News
Putting Orange on the map: Irish News
Bimpe Fatogun
Yanks may leave big bucks at home: BBC
Jim Fitzpatrick
It's time to earn our Stripes: Belfast Telegraph
Nigel Dodds
So, did you read the latest report from Boord O Ulster-Scotch?: Irish Independent
Damian Corless
Bigotry is in with the bricks in Britain: The Herald
Ian Bell
Friday, May 2
Quinn parents press Provos: Irish Independent
Dan McGinn
Report prompts calls over IRA army council: Ireland.com
Eoin Burke-Kennedy and Charlie Taylor
IMC reports positive steps from loyalists: Ireland.com
Charlie Taylor
New militant group threatens Ulster peace: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Dissident group blamed for murder: BBC
The Stormont orchestra gets a new leader: Derry Journal
Parades move daft and disturbing says ex-MLA: Irish News
Liz Trainor
Orde faces board after 'tribal' row: The News Letter
Loyalist claim 'laughable' – Orde: BBC
The LVF's first victim?: Belfast Telegraph
Victoria O'Hara
Texas holds Brennan, no release in sight: (from the Irish Echo)
Jim Dee
Prime minister addresses Congress: Springfield Republican (May 1)
Jo-Ann Moriarty
Ex-prisoners should enjoy same rights as others: Irish News
Jim Gibney
Hugh Orde quizzed by Ombudsman: UTV Internet
Omagh relatives may get just £2,500: Irish News
Spy won't attend Omagh civil case: Ulster Herald
Ronan McSherry
Omagh's next generation speaks: Irish News
Anne Hailes
Me, Mo and mayhem: Belfast Telegraph
Laurence White
All-Ireland economy development urged: Irish News
John Manley
Northern Ireland could become '21st century economic success story': Belfast Telegraph
Robin Morton
Hard sell: The Economist
Minister to bar national sports stadium at Maze: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Calls for reform as royal fiancée drops Catholicism: The Scotsman
Gerri Peev
Thursday, May 1
Group clears IRA of Quinn murder: BBC
Provisional IRA link to Quinn murder – report: RTE
DUP challenged over IMC's findings: Ireland.com
'Ireland is at peace': Irish Independent
Senan Molony
Last Hurrah: Irish Echo
Susan Garraty
Ahern will give speech at Harvard: RTE
'The triumph of people and of politics': Irish Examiner
Paul O'Brien
Change and consequence: Irish Echo
Editorial
Taoiseach's US speech – A proud day for the Irish worldwide: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Panel paves future of parades: The News Letter
'Formal end to cultural wars' within reach say old enemies: Irish News
Barry McCaffrey
Meet Paddy Paradesdown and team: BBC
Vincent Kearney
Ashdown's parades review – enough to resolve parades issue: (from the News Letter)
Liam Clarke
Gutless DUP determined to block any change: Irish News
Brian Feeney
Access denied to seat of power: BBC
Mark Devenport
Arrests as loyalist tensions heighten: Irish News
Board meets after tribal remarks: BBC
Sinn Fein pressed on policing issues at Strabane meeting: Derry Journal
'Civil rights in the 21st century' – Durkan: Sunday Journal (Apr 27)
Tyrone murder was sectarian – inquest: Ireland.com
Locate public sector jobs in Derry: Derry Journal
Editorial
The writing on the wall: Sunday Journal (Apr 27)
Mary Nelis
Support for Scottish independence slumps: Daily Telegraph (Apr 30)
Simon Johnson
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