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Saturday, May 15
McGuinness praises Robinson strategy: UTV Internet
Calls for Sir Reg to remain as leader: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Why unionist parties face consolidation: The Irish Times
Noel Whelan
Personal vote helped Naomi: The News Letter
Ben Lowry
Fractured unionism leads to unsurprising election result: Mid Ulster Mail
O'hOisin won't rule out Assembly challenge (May 11): Derry Journal
Could Councillor Finlay replace Ian Paisley at Stormont?: Ballymoney Times
Ash delays North visit of Cameron: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
No drastic cuts for NI says Secretary of State Paterson: BBC
Difficult decisions ahead for economy (Apr 29): Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Campbell's Bloody Sunday call: Londonderry Sentinel
Top cop to probe Templemore alert: Derry Journal
Omagh bomb appeals go ahead: UTV Internet
Prince Charles tours RUC memorial garden: BBC
SDLP to oppose B-Specials motion: The News Letter
Tribute honours UDR service in Larne area: Larne Times
Man denies kidnapping and murder of SAS officer in Northern Ireland: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Family of IRA victim David Sweeney of Widnes honoured with the Elizabeth Cross (May 13): Runcorn and Widnes Weekly News
Mark Smith
St Andrews shows off a new style of leadership: The Scotsman
Shan Ross
Sunday World wins Adair court bid: UTV Internet
Loyalist jailed over guns fails in early release bid: Belfast Telegraph
Smithwick tribunal has cost €6.3m to date, Dáil told (May 14): The Irish Times
Michael O'Regan
Officer fights to clear his name, 40 years on (Mar 14): Sunday Independent
Jerome Reilly
Basque extradition appeal goes ahead: UTV Internet
Nama will not be in 'conflict' with North's economy: The Irish Times
Francess McDonnell
Belfast Council blocks Sunday marathon (May 13): UTV Internet
Washington Ireland Program presents an evening with Celtic chefs (May 13): Washington Examiner
Alexandra Greeley
Buncrana's taking on the blasphemy law (May 11): Derry Journal
Eamonn McCann
House of Lords will be swept away in reforms and replaced with elected Senate (May 13): Daily Mail
James Chapman
David Cameron defends Tory rights over Scotland: The Scotsman
Tom Peterkin
Friday, May 14
Warning from McGuinness on Ulster policy: The Scotsman
Steven McCaffery
New PM to visit Northern Ireland: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Owen Paterson to meet NI party leaders: BBC
Come on over Dave: UTV Internet
Ken Reid
DUP keeps it in the family, but tough questions remain: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
TUV man withdraws Gestapo comments: Belfast Media
Roisin McManus
Victor Simpson calls for unionist unity: Portadown Times
Serious soul searching ahead for UUP: BBC
Martina Purdy
Are the unionist parties listening to their voters?: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Unionists have three weeks to decide on court action: Impartial Reporter
Durkan 'extremely gratified' by re-election (May 11): Derry Journal
Tense atmosphere could have turned nasty: Impartial Reporter
Rodney Edwards
Adams eyes the next big prize: Belfast Media
Roisin McManus
Why a crisis for unionist politics doesn't mean a crisis for the Union (May 11): The News Letter
Liam Clarke
How women finally cracked the male world of politics here: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Fears of deep cuts to £9bn grant 'exaggerated': The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Northern Ireland Executive seeks unity to protect block grant: Belfast Telegraph
North eyes corporation tax change: Irish Examiner
Niamh Hennessy
British state aid linchpin of economy: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Conservatives plan cut in seats to reduce Labour advantage: Guardian.co.uk
Patrick Wintour
Morale rock bottom among PSNI reserve, officer claims: Belfast Telegraph
Royal visit – Queen interested in seeing Coolmore stud, says minister: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Police fear dissidents may target rest of UK: Belfast Telegraph
Prison warders under dissident threat get body armour: Belfast Telegraph
Sectarian incidents up 178% in Foyle: Londonderry Sentinel
Kevin Mullan
Shinners storm the Dail (May 12): Evening Herald
Kevin Doyle
Loyalist Mark Haddock 'left attack victim for dead': BBC
Norah's legacy: Belfast Media
Gerry Adams
New Northern Ireland secretary Owen Paterson calls for Bloody Sunday report to be published soon: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Paterson told to make Bloody Sunday report a " priority": Derry Journal
Shoot-to-kill judgment reserved: UTV Internet
No justice for the victims of violent Ireland (May 12): Evening Herald
Gerry O'Carroll
Fourth Bobby Tohill kidnapper arrested: BBC
Robinson raises PMS with new PM: The News Letter
Sara Girvin
One in three Irish language schools failing – Inspectors: Belfast Telegraph
Thursday, May 13
Unionists hint at election re-run ... but Gildernew says she won fair and square: Fermanagh Herald
Campbell 'not surprised' by Westminster re-election (May 11): Derry Journal
Sir Reg pays the price as voters opt out of Westminster politics: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Election result leaves North's peace as stable as it was: The Irish Times
Fionnuala O'Connor
We used to see miracles on Election Day (May 11): Derry Journal
Norman Hamill
Unionism must unite to survive after Westminster poll disaster (May 10): Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Cowen congratulates Cameron: The Irish Times
NI cuts will be 'steady' – Paterson: UTV Internet
Fears on cuts as Paterson named North Secretary: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Parties vow to fight public spending cuts in North: Irish Independent
David McKittrick
What will Cameron's Tory Government mean for Northern Ireland?: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Cameron and Northern Ireland: UTV Internet
Ken Reid
Focus on the new NI secretary of state Owen Paterson: BBC
Stephen Walker
Chuckle Brothers Revisited: BBC
Mark Devenport
It's as you were between Dublin and London: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
The truth must not be sacrificed: Irish Post
Editorial
SDLP leader Ritchie under Assembly reshuffle pressure: BBC
Meeting over 'stop and search' powers (May 11): Derry Journal
Call for more police after security alerts: Ballymoney Times
Derry 'terrorist threat' remains high – police chief (May 11): Derry Journal
Dissident suspect to appear in Newry court: The Cross Examiner
Brónagh Murphy
Charges dropped but Rockland's Byrne loses his green card: Irish Echo
'Super councils' postponed for at least five years: The News Letter
Jerome Quinn sacked for 'not being impartial': Belfast Telegraph
'Bloody Sunday changed everything' (May 7): Derry Journal
Julieann Campbell
Britain strengthens its claim on remote Rockall: Daily Mail
Anglican conversions kept cloak and dagger: Irish Post
Why I've no faith in reasoning of Anglican converts (May 4): Belfast Telegraph
Laurence White
Wednesday, May 12
Robinson blames seat loss on lack of time: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Exclusive interview – Peter Robinson: UTV Internet
Peter is not for quitting: UTV Internet
Ken Reid
Why we need new leader to end sham fight in unionism: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
Cameron is 'not to blame for UCUNF failings' (May 11): The News Letter
Should unionism unite after this disastrous year? (May 10): Belfast Telegraph
Laurence White
Northern Ireland parties prepare for new government: BBC
Cameron must prove himself as 'unionist PM': The News Letter
Northern Ireland MPs vow to resist cuts by new Cameron Government: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Concern in Northern Ireland as Cameron ushers in new Tory era: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
Cameron must stand by Ulster: The News Letter
Editorial
Ulster voters 'old hands with PR': The News Letter
Electoral reform – what would it mean for NI MPs?: BBC
Nicholas Whyte
NI justice minister reveals priorities: BBC
Vincent Kearney
SDLP leader to give up ministerial role: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Two roles 'not an issue' for SDLP MP Alasdair McDonnell: BBC
Londonderry poll centre device 'left five days ago': BBC
Hike in number of paramilitary attacks: The News Letter
Shadowy world of covert human intelligence sources: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
MI5 agent – I am being forced to give evidence: Belfast Telegraph
MI5 trial man on further charges (May 10): BBC
Devlin killers jailed for 52 years: UTV Internet
Mother welcomes clear message from court on killing of 'fun-loving' son: The Irish Times
Hamill Inquiry report due by end of year: RTE
'Let's erase the sadness and grief' – Armstrong (Apr 27): Derry Journal
Maiden City Festival is 'a symbol of hope': The News Letter
William Allen
Jerome Quinn 'used internet at work to hit out at BBC': Belfast Telegraph
Victoria O'Hara
Answers are needed over the sale of NIE: The News Letter
N R Greer
Sammy Wilson is sceptical of tax cut for businesses: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Martin in denial on church cult of authority: The Irish Times
Vincent Browne
Tuesday, May 11
DUP Assembly members 'are four-square' behind Robinson: Irish Independent
Michael McHugh
Final countdown for Empey's leadership: The News Letter
Frontrunners in the race to succeed outgoing Reg Empey: Belfast Telegraph
Few votes separate DUP and Sinn Fein: The News Letter
Campbell 'to retain' dual mandate: BBC
UUP must cut links with Tories: The News Letter
Editorial
Unionist unity would be a backward step: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Connor 'exasperated' by support for absent MP: The News Letter
Senior Tory slams election tactics: The News Letter
Voters have shown they want change: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Adams urges united front overs cuts: Belfast Telegraph
Economic manifesto needed if North to survive cuts: The Irish Times
Francess McDonnell
Voting SDLP and debating abstentionism (May 7): Belfast Media
Gearóid Ó Cairealláin
Why Sinn Fein and Gerry Adams should now enter British parliament: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
David Cameron criticised over 'reckless' approach to Northern Ireland: The Guardian
SDLP and Alliance pay tribute to Gordon Brown: Belfast Telegraph
Taoiseach pays tribute and honours Northern peace role: Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
Northern Ireland – Gordon Brown had only a walk-on part: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Northern Ireland parties clarify coalition position: BBC
Brown exit could boost Ulster's role: The News Letter
Rainbow coalition 'disastrous' – Reid: UTV Internet
Union under threat across the UK – Donaldson: The News Letter
Michael McGlade
How do you solve a problem like Scotland?: Telegraph.co.uk
Benedict Brogan
Huge hike in PSNI payments to informers sparks concern: Belfast Telegraph
Adrian Rutherford
Object sparks Newry alert: UTV Internet
MI5 Real IRA 'sting' meetings revealed: BBC
A new approach may help to thwart terrorist attacks: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Two questioned over James McConnell murder: RTE
Demonstrators could be jailed under 'restrictive' parade plans: Belfast Telegraph
Hunger strike event was 'not linked to the GAA': The News Letter
Sports reporter Jerome Quinn replaced for fresh start, says BBC chief: Belfast Telegraph
Victoria O'Hara
Monday, May 10
Sir Reg Empey to discuss UUP future: BBC
Days of male-dominated Northern Ireland politics now over: Belfast Telegraph
Claire McNeilly
Sinn Fein now largest party, eye First Minister job in North (May 9): Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Patrick Roberts
Future of unionist leaders in doubt after election setbacks: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
The more things change, the less united Northern Ireland parties are: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
'Peter can spend more time with his wife now' (May 9): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
Election could signal brighter days for North (May 9): Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
The Northern Ireland elections: The Irish Times
Editorial
Man charged with terrorism offences: UTV Internet
Poignant tribute to first PSNI officer murdered by terrorists: Belfast Telegraph
Claire McNeilly
Man arrested over barracks bomb released: UTV Internet
James Nesbitt keeps close eye on Disappeared campaign (May 5): Belfast Telegraph
Women halve cost of giving birth by travelling North (May 9): Sunday Business Post
Catherine Cleary
DUP boycott visit by President McAleese (May 4): Belfast Media
Áine McEntee
Tricolour to fly with Union Jack at Cenotaph (May 6): Londonderry Sentinel
'I'm angry with gardaí' (May 9): Sunday Tribune
Ali Bracken
Coulter hopes for 'new day' in city: Belfast Telegraph
North braced for austerity measures (May 9): Sunday Business Post
Pat Leahy
Sectarianism 'rife' in Republic over Protestant school funding: The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Thousands of Anglican churchgoers could cross over to Rome with bishops (May 3): Daily Telegraph
Martin Beckford
The English have chosen a new leader. Why must they pay to put him in office? (May 9): Mail on Sunday
David Rose
Sunday, May 9
Empey to resign as leader of UUP: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
What now for UUP as voters fail to feel the force?: Belfast Telegraph
Robinson set to face Assembly group (May 7): The News Letter
Sam McBride
How Robinson's annus horribilis ended with loss of the letters 'MP' after his name: Belfast Telegraph
DUP non-committal on deal talks: BBC
Northern Ireland parties role in the hung parliament: BBC
Stephen Walker
Naomi Long – I regret mum wasn't there to see me win: Belfast Telegraph
What now for leaders? (May 7): The News Letter
Sam McBride
Ulster says no: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
The future of unionism: The News Letter
Henry Patterson
Unionists must start unity talks (May 7): The News Letter
Editorial
'The peace process is a work in progress' (May 7): Belfast Telegraph
Andrew Richards
Device outside Templemore count centre a 'viable bomb': BBC
Man arrested over MI5 HQ bombing in Northern Ireland: Scotland on Sunday
Steven McCaffery
PSNI need specialist manpower – Armstrong (Apr 29): Mid Ulster Mail
Family feel 'vindicated' after ruling (May 4): Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
Protestant education suffers from 'inequality' (May 8): The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
'Ve haf ways of making you talk – as gaeilge': Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
Former BBC reporter Jerome Quinn took benefits as he worked, panel hears (May 6): Belfast Telegraph
The English question is still unanswered: Independent on Sunday
Tim Luckhurst
Cut Scotland loose – then we'll have a fair voting system: The Sunday Times
Minette Marrin
Saturday, May 8
Cowen – Progress in North not affected: Irish Examiner
Mary Regan
Irish party leaders hold their counsel on British result: The Irish Times
Harry McGee
Four counts necessary to find SF's Gildernew a winner – by just four votes: The Irish Times
Mary Minihan
Sinn Fein to become largest party in Northern Ireland: Belfast Telegraph
McDonnell and Maskey clash over win: UTV Internet
Gerry Adams silences critics with massive win: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Patrick Cooper
No party mandate to take up seats – Adams: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún, Genevieve Carbery & Finola Meredith
Strangford – Jim Shannon keeps Iris seat for the DUP: BBC
East Londonderry – TUV president in humiliating defeat (May 7): Belfast Telegraph
SDLP chief's victory due to tactical voting: The Irish Times
John Heaney
Election results – Unionist defeats may pave way for united party: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
DUP reels in rocky unionist landscape: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Peter Robinson – the end of Mr Untouchable: Guardian.co.uk
Christopher McGimpsey
DUP leader only went public after BBC found a witness: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
Upset opens questions of a major shift for old guard: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
How long for Reg and Peter?: UTV Internet
Ken Reid
Robinson loss makes it a Pyrrhic victory: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
Overnight count provides moments of midnight drama: BBC
Hopes of pivotal role suddenly a busted flush: The Irish Times
Frank McNally
Northern Ireland's Election – Surprise Results, Failed Alliances: Time
Bryan Coll
Election 2010 – Who were the winners and losers?: BBC
Martina Purdy
North's parties could have kingmaking role: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Meanwhile, beyond England, opportunities emerge: The Independent
David McKittrick
A vote for progress . . .: Irish Independent
Editorial
DUP win Castlereagh by-election: BBC
Election 2010 – Shaun Woodward comfortably retains St Helens South Final: Liverpool Echo
Alan Weston
Foyle count hit by bomb scare: Derry Journal
'Imminent' dissident attack foiled: UTV Internet
PSNI arrest suspected dissident: BBC
Bail refused in 'dissident' case: BBC
Man for trial over IRA 1977 Robert Nairac killing: BBC
Why good deeds mean more than the Sabbath: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Friday, May 7
Stormont's First Minister unseated after year of scandal: The Independent
David McKittrick
General election 2010 – Peter Robinson loses seat to Alliance party: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
Paisley Jnr questioned on leadership: IrishTimes.com
Defeated Peter Robinson's future in doubt after election defeat: Belfast Telegraph
The career of Peter Robinson: BBC
How ex-fencer cut down Robinson: IrishTimes.com
David Young
North Down – Sylvia Hermon retains Down North seat: BBC
Firebrand preacher defeats UUP leader Sir Reg Empey in South Antrim: Belfast Telegraph
Antrim North – Paisley Jnr sees off Jim Allister: BBC
Unionist parties urged to make pact: Belfast Telegraph
What now for unionism?: BBC
Conor Spackman
Nigel Dodds hails North Belfast victory as vote for progress: Belfast Telegraph
Recount called in Fermanagh South Tyrone: IrishTimes.com
Mary Minihan
South Down – Margaret Ritchie keeps seat for the SDLP: BBC
Martin McGuinness increases share of vote in Mid-Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
Adams re-elected with larger vote: IrishTimes.com
Deaglán de Bréadún
'Stream of unionists help Gerry Adams to victory' in West Belfast: Belfast Telegraph
Comfortable win for SDLP's Mark Durkan in Foyle: Belfast Telegraph
General Election 2010 – DUP on standby as Conservatives look to old friends for majority: The Scotsman
Tom Peterkin
DUP's Jeffrey Donaldson ready to join talks on forming government: Belfast Telegraph
McGuinness 'will continue to work with Robinson': UTV Internet
It will still be business as usual for power-sharing: The Times
Richard Ford
Viable device left outside Derry count centre: RTE
Dissident suspect refused voting rights: UTV Internet
Cityside a 'no go' for police: Londonderry Sentinel
Eamon Sweeney
Four released in 'dissident op': BBC
MI5 agent gives evidence in Real IRA arms plot trial: Guardian.co.uk
Owen Bowcott
A crucial test: Belfast Media
Editorial
Organisers critical of PSNI handling of band parade: Coleraine Times
Loyalists clash with hunger strike marchers: Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
McGuinness in moving tribute to former clerics (May 4): Derry Journal
Church leaders set to focus on education: The News Letter
Thursday, May 6
Polling stations open for General Election: UTV Internet
DUP claims Brown is wooing them: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Cameron wins unionist backing thanks to £200million deal for region (May 5): Daily Mail
Tim Shipman
Brown 'offers £200m bribe' to Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionists: Daily Mail
DUP leader has chance to be ultimate power broker: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
The Tories and the DUP – a match made in hell (May 5): Telegraph.co.uk
Mary Riddell
General election result – the Tories won't really need 326 seats to rule: Guardian.co.uk
Michael White
City's name unites unionists: The News Letter
William Allen
SF 'made right decision': Belfast Media
Scott Jamison
Constituency profile – Newry and Armagh (May 2): Belfast Telegraph
Dromore at centre of debate: Dromore Leader
Paul Wilkinson
Battle to keep the faith hots up: Newry Democrat
Claire Treanor
Constituency profile – North Belfast (May 2): Belfast Telegraph
Here's an A-Z of our crazy election to Westminster: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Decision time: UTV Internet
Ken Reid
Don't take your vote for granted and we can take the seat: Belfast Media
Gerry Kelly
Churchill's 'dreary steeples' in NI could take centre stage in a hung parliament: Guardian.co.uk
Nicholas Watt
Nothing would suit Ireland better than a coalition in Britain (May 3): Evening Herald
Andrew Lynch
Cameron victory would be bad news for Northern Ireland: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
Time to cast off the blinkers: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Bell declares Robinson employees (May 4): BBC
Parade discussions must be made public: Belfast Media
Scott Jamison
Policeman's widow in tears after symbols row hits fundraiser: Belfast Telegraph
PSNI acknowledge community's anger: Newry Democrat
Culloville man accused of being an MI5 informer: The Cross Examiner
Brónagh Murphy
No return to deadly policing: Belfast Media
Editorial
Northern Ireland – arrests after rise in dissident republican violence: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Anger at pipe bomb blast outside Irish police station: The Scotsman
Angus Howarth
Bomb experts called to separate alerts: UTV Internet
Court told of MI5's two-year operation to foil Real IRA weapons plot: Belfast Telegraph
£2m north-south bill 'could be better spent': The News Letter
Unionists and regulators will oppose grid deal (May 5): Irish Independent
Thomas Molloy
Sir Reg in pledge to thwart NIE sale: Belfast Telegraph
Symon Ross
Jerome Quinn – I was bypassed as presenter for BBC shows (May 5): Belfast Telegraph
Lisa Smyth
Wednesday, May 5
General Election 2010 – unionist deal could make David Cameron prime minister: Daily Telegraph
Rosa Prince and Robert Winnett
Cameron braves ash to boost Ulster Unionist campaign: BBC
Stephen Walker
In Belfast, Cameron vows to bolster union: Irish Examiner
Steven McCaffery
Cameron says NI will not be singled out for cuts: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Robinson vows to get 'best deal': UTV Internet
General Election 2010 – How Conservative deal with DUP might work: Daily Telegraph
Rosa Prince
Unionist MPs may hold the rope for the Tories in a hung parliament: Irish Examiner
Steven King
Why David Cameron visited Northern Ireland: GlobalPost.com
Conor O'Clery
The Cameron machine: UTV Internet
Ken Reid
Election 2010 – Conservatives – not just for England: Guardian.co.uk
Martin Kettle
Exclusive Poll – DUP and Sinn Fein are neck and neck in the race for votes: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Final election debate for NI leaders: UTV Internet
Parties react to debate issues: BBC
Lively North debate with no clear winner: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Party leaders turn on the style: The News Letter
Geoff McGimpsey
Nick Clegg urges Northern Ireland to vote Alliance: Belfast Telegraph
Candidates make final push for Foyle seat: Derry Journal
Allister confident of strong poll performance but complains at exclusion from TV debate: Belfast Telegraph
Expenses and tactical voting could mean seat for SF: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
Anger at 'dirty tricks' letter against Connor: The News Letter
Leonard calls on Republicans and Nationalists to unite behind Ó hOisín: Derry Journal
McCrea rejects poll prediction: The News Letter
Adams a shoo-in as SF seeks to avoid apathy ahead of Stormont campaign: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Margaret Ritchie raps Sinn Fein over its abstentionism: Belfast Telegraph
In Northern Ireland, three political futures are on the line: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Hung parliament could give North MPs real clout: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Wave of optimism could be short lived for Margaret and Sir Reg: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
UCUNF vote a vote for economic pain in the north: Belfast Media
Jimmy Spratt
How the 'Big Two' are living off old allegiances: Belfast Telegraph
David McKittrick
Voting for cuts: Belfast Media
Gerry Adams
Still all to play for in Commons race: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Only two days to go…: Derry Journal
Norman Hamill
Bomb explodes outside police station in Northern Ireland: Daily Mail
Bomb attack on home of PSNI officer's father: Belfast Telegraph
Cops face new queries over murder: Belfast Media
Roisin McManus
Police responses aren't filling us with confidence: Belfast Telegraph
Laurence White
Man arrested over Pc Carroll murder: UTV Internet
Informer claim by ex-32CSM man: Derry Journal
Catholic family 'hounded out' by loyalist mob: Derry Journal
Fresh appeal over 'sectarian hate crime': The News Letter
Clerics hailed as peace 'pioneers': Derry Journal
Sinn Féin attempt to force Donegal by-election: RTE
Tuesday, May 4
Woodward hits out at 'divisive' Tories: The News Letter
Emily Ashton
Woodward remarks spark Trimble charge: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Cameron – I'll create an Ulster enterprise zone: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Conservative leader David Cameron to visit NI: BBC
Mark Devenport
Ash cloud halts Cameron campaign: Belfast Telegraph
'Exploit hung Parliament': The News Letter
Poll shows UUP/Tory alliance struggling: RTE
Despite winning back votes, DUP to lose seat – poll: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Constituency profile – North Down (May 2): Belfast Telegraph
Alliance claims DUP leader is 'in trouble': The News Letter
Defiant Robinson to see off challenge from mayor and former rugby star: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Smyth calls for 'big unionist turnout': The News Letter
Tactical nationalist voters could decide outcome of battle within unionism: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
TUV and Alliance answer voters' questions: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Durkan tops Journal's online poll: Derry Journal
Constituency profile – East Antrim (May 2): Belfast Telegraph
Do elections fill us with a misplaced confidence?: The News Letter
Sandra Chapman
Old Divisions and New Deals in N. Ireland's Elections: Time
Bryan Coll
The dangers of skimming the polls: BBC
Jim Fitzpatrick
Cameron to reassure NI voters over cuts: UTV Internet
Tory success may be best for unionism: The News Letter
Editorial
So much at stake in seminal election: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Westminster will provide a taster of Stormont battle: Belfast Telegraph
Rick Wilford
Tories raise funds for SECOND election despite new poll showing Cameron on course for slim majority: Daily Mail
James Chapman and Tim Shipman
Adams should have joined IRA: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Police presence needs to be stepped up in Coleraine: The News Letter
New police team behind McCauley arrests: Derry Journal
More treated for Troubles trauma: Belfast Telegraph
Police again forced to use CS gas: The News Letter
Bloody Sunday campaigner Duddy dies: UTV Internet
Bloody Sunday four decades on – 'Still waiting for answers': Derry Journal
Julieann Campbell
End compulsory Irish, says FG, as 14,000 drop subject: Irish Examiner
Mary Regan
Republic's blasphemy law sparks hellish trek: Belfast Telegraph
Anglican bishops in secret Vatican summit (May 1): Daily Telegraph
Jonathan Wynne-Jones
Bishops' defection – A major new blow to the Anglican church (May 2): Sunday Telegraph
Jonathan Wynne-Jones
Monday, May 3
Cameron plans Northern Ireland speech to galvanise support for union: Belfast Telegraph
David Cameron criticised over 'reckless' approach to Northern Ireland: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Woodward's sharp blast as Cameron prepares to visit Northern Ireland: Belfast Telegraph
Cameron's public sector claim may harm unionists' chances: The Irish Times
David Adams
Making it quite clear: (from the Irish Herald)
Jude Collins
The cutbacks are coming, whoever wins the election: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Adams wants transfer of fiscal powers: UTV Internet
Alliance promise 'an alternative to tribal pacts and games' (Apr 28): Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Campaigns step up a gear as the clock counts down: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
North's parties struggling for dominance (May 2): Sunday Business Post
Constituency profile – Mid-Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
DUP's Shannon plays down focus on Iris: The Irish Times
Fionnuala O'Connor
Constituency profile – Lagan Valley: Belfast Telegraph
Northern Ireland returns to normal politics: Telegraph.co.uk
Daniel Hannan
Constituency profile – Londonderry East: Belfast Telegraph
Ian Paisley Jr and Jim Allister slug it out in a tough battle: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Ulster Unionists threaten to sue Robinson: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Parties are out to get the Irish (May 2): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
Reservists must stay in service (Apr 29): The News Letter
Editorial
Trouble flares during republican parade: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Teen questioned over sectarian attack: UTV Internet
Petrol bombings forced us to leave say family: BBC
Gang throw petrol bombs in Derry estate: UTV Internet
Rage still there as Customs confirm VRT to go private (Apr 27): Derry Journal
Number of cross-border shoppers down (May 2): Sunday Business Post
Nicola Cooke and Ian Kehoe
Religious control of schools a 'very fraught' issue: The Irish Times
Carl O'Brien
No signs of intelligent life at the Foreign Office (Apr 28): Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Sunday, May 2
Election 2010 – In North Down, Tories take on lady who was not for turning (Apr 30): Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Constituency profile – West Belfast (Apr 27): Belfast Telegraph
Northern Ireland – not fear and loathing but sweetness and light: Guardian.co.uk
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir
Shinners and the Queen's shillings: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
In spite of devolution and decommisioning, we still need to bridge the remaining divide (Apr 27): Belfast Telegraph
Robin Morton
Couple have home attacked twice: BBC
PSNI appeal after sectarian attack: RTE
Two petrol bomb attacks in Derry: BBC
Fears of violence at hunger strike march: The News Letter
Legal bid against security vetos (Apr 29): BBC
First PMS cheques 'in post this week': The News Letter
Sacked BBC reporter Jerome Quinn in request for privacy over his finances (Apr 30): Belfast Telegraph
Margaret Canning
Belfast's troubles are behind it: Halifax Chronicle Herald
Dean Jobb
Change key to escaping crisis (Apr 30): The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
North "cannot exist in isolation" – hOisín (Apr 23): Derry Journal
History is airbrushed as the Troubles take to the stage (Apr 23): Aberdeen Press and Journal
Derek Lord
Education boards slam McGuinness (Apr 30): The News Letter
Deliberate ignorance is preferred solution (Apr 27): The Irish Times
Fintan O'Toole
General Election 2010 – Independence 'would cut terror threat' says expert: Scotland on Sunday
David Leask
Robert McNeil on... St George's Day (Apr 23): The Herald
Robert McNeil
No shame in St George (Apr 23): Daily Telegraph
Editorial
Saturday, May 1
Election terror alert – Northern Ireland police step up security on streets: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Controlled explosion on pipe bomb in north Belfast: BBC
Security fears for Attorney General: UTV Internet
Police in battle to regain upper hand: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
UUP man claims hung Parliament will be 'disaster': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
SF, SDLP clash over importance of Westminster: Derry Journal
Sinn Fein hits out at 'proxy' vote refusals: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Perceived perfidy of Paisley a gift to Allister: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
IRSP back McCann (Apr 27): Derry Journal
Simpson tipped to win the Upper Bann election race: Portadown Times
Victor Gordon
Let's all keep Northern Ireland moving forward: Belfast Telegraph
Peter Robinson
Election diary: Belfast Media
Four unionists to sue over Robinson interview on BBC: Belfast Telegraph
Sinn Fein councillor 'tight lipped' over quitting party: BBC
Local residents are urged to give their views on the new parades proposals: Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
TUV critical of Parades Blueprint: Ballymena Times
Alliance's Lo – we have to tackle the costs of division (Apr 29): Belfast Telegraph
Devlin murderer 'may never be freed': UTV Internet
Ulster-Scots for dummies (Apr 27): Derry Journal
Norman Hamill
IFA is to finally look into goal celebration: Belfast Media
Soldiers' reflections on the Troubles (Apr 27): Londonderry Sentinel
Ex-BBC host Jerome Quinn claimed jobseekers allowance: Belfast Telegraph
Catherine Lynagh
Keaveney targeted in ongoing VRT row: Derry Journal
Murphy warns his officers about political attacks: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
A Bad Joke Raises the Specter of British Anti-Catholicism: Time
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