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Sunday, May 15
Armed British police to patrol Dublin streets for Queen's visit with fears of dissident attack: Daily Mail
Larissa Nolan and John Lee
Queen's visit to Ireland could mark the start of a new era, says Gerry Adams: The Observer
Henry McDonald
A royal bid to end eons of enmity: Boston Globe
Kevin Cullen
Barack Obama and the Queen to visit Ireland during its time of despair: The Observer
David Sharrock
Anti-IRA figures not on royal list: Sunday Independent
Liam Collins
Security stepped up ahead of Queen's Ireland visit: Scotland on Sunday
Nicholas Christian
Queen to pay respects to Ireland's fallen republicans: Independent on Sunday
David McKittrick
Royal guest will slip off to visit top racehorses: Sunday Independent
Maeve Sheehan
The diva, the diplomat and the Queen (May 13): BBC
Mark Simpson
Will Ireland welcome the Queen?: Scotland on Sunday
Martyn McLaughlin
Never fear, your majesty, we are royalists at heart: Sunday Independent
Anthony Cronin
Ireland prepares for what was recently unthinkable – welcoming a British queen: Sunday Telegraph
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Private visit would serve us all better than a State event: Sunday Independent
Charles Lysaght
Anglo Irish agreement: The Irish Times
Ronan McGreevy
Celtic star's father arrested again: Evening Herald
Cormac Byrne
IRA bomber Price being grilled on dissident activity: (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Suzanne Breen
Pair charged with encouraging acts of terrorism: UTV Internet
Treat Real IRA as urgently as bin Laden: Londonderry Sentinel
Loyalist attack on home is no.42: Belfast Media
Ian Allen
Northern Ireland now safest region of UK (May 13): Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
UUP leader still has party support: UTV Internet
Ruane may retain Education as Sinn Fein picks ministry again: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Much still to be done: Belfast Media
Editorial
Religious leaders must fan the growing wind of change: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
US Envoy hailed as 'friend of Derry': Derry Journal
A real chance to forge stronger links with US: Belfast Telegraph
Ann McGregor
Royal Irish prepare to receive the Freedom of Lisburn: Ulster Star
Church decline 'a crisis in slow motion' (May 14): The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Jail vow to tackle religious hate: BBC
Celtic boss Neil Lennon vows to remain in job despite death threats: Scottish Daily Record
Mark Guidi
Scottish independence is a win-win situation (May 14): The Guardian
Simon Hoggart
Good riddance to this unequal Union: Independent on Sunday
Tim Lott
Good riddance! QUENTIN LETTS is fed up with ungrateful Scots gorging on our money. He says give them independence: Daily Mail
Quentin Letts
If Scotland does secede, I won't be alone in mourning for my country: The Observer
David Mitchell
Saturday, May 14
Irish leave past behind with queen's visit: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Queen set for first Ireland visit: Guardian.co.uk
Stephen Bates and Henry McDonald
An opportunity to build new relationship between our countries: Irish Examiner
Gerry Adams
8,000 gardai in Queen security plan: UTV Internet
Anti-queen protests can proceed 'up to a point': Irish Examiner
Cormac O'Keeffe
Public banned from streets outside all Queen's visit sites: The Irish Times
Conor Lally
SF – Opposition must be dignified and peaceful: Irish Examiner
Eoin English
Will the Irish give a warm welcome?: Daily Telegraph
Neil Tweedie
Queen's visit to Ireland – the Royal legacy: BBC
Shane Harrison
The lighter moments could turn out most memorable: Irish Independent
Lise Hand
SF motion on Dublin-Monaghan attacks to clash with Queen's arrival: The Irish Times
Paul Cullen & Barry Roche
Sinn Féin opts for education portfolio: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
So much for all the predictions: BBC
Mark Devenport
Executive unveiled: UTV Internet
Marc Mallett
Boring politics in North a sign of normality: The Irish Times
Noel Whelan
Now we've got a new twin-track Assembly: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
McGuinness lauds SF and DUP leadership: Tyrone Times
'No impact' from poll dissidents: Derry Journal
PSNI dissident republican investigation – Price arrested: BBC
Two held in dissident investigation: RTE
Woman held over Ronan Kerr murder freed: BBC
Primate tells dissidents to put an end to violence (May 13): The News Letter
Loyalists deny intimidation claims: UTV Internet
Loyalists need to step out from shadow of the UVF: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
BC faces dilemma over Irish archive: Boston Globe
Lisa Wangsness and Tracy Jan
US prosecutors seek access to IRA tapes: Daily Telegraph
Toby Harnden
Pat Finucane family 'expecting full inquiry': BBC
Bringing to book (May 4): Irish Medical Times
Seamus Kilby
'God Save the Queen' set for Aviva Stadium airing: TheJournal.ie
'Ring of steel' for Old Firm matches: The Scotsman
Alastair Dalton
Men in court over Lennon parcel bombs: UTV Internet
Neil Lennon – an assault, a death threat … and now the league decider: Guardian.co.uk
Kevin McCarra
Echoes of the Troubles ring down the decades (May 13): The Herald
Christopher Jack
Lennon campaign of hate must stop: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
George Mitchell resigns as US Middle East peace envoy: Guardian.co.uk
Ewen MacAskill
Friday, May 13
Robinson and McGuinness reappointed: Belfast Telegraph
Peter Robinson – Northern Ireland's best years ahead: BBC
Hay re-appointed as Speaker: UTV Internet
Allister outraged as Speaker retakes post with help of Sinn Fein: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Allister's taunting unsettles Assembly: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Fears of leak scupper ministerial carve-up dummy run: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Drama marks day one of assembly: BBC
Stephen Walker
Plan to slash Stormont departments: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Peter Robinson has emerged from his trials as softer but stronger man: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
UUP fury as McClarty defends snub to party: The News Letter
Basil McCrea will not back an early bid to oust Tom Elliott: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Ulster Unionists acting like political dinosaurs: The News Letter
Norman Baxter
Just what was it that caused Tom Elliott to fume?: Belfast Telegraph
Henry Patterson
Leadership not the real issue: The News Letter
UUP defends its deal with DUP: The News Letter
Potential flashpoints 'suffocated' by gardaí: Irish Examiner
Cormac O'Keeffe
CoI archbishop hails visit of Queen: The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Into the West – rural Ireland awaits the Queen's visit: BBC
Mervyn Jess
No bows or curtsies when the Queen pays historic visit to Ireland: Guardian.co.uk
Nicholas Watt
Three held in dissident raid: Evening Herald
Real IRA boss held in Dublin crime crackdown: Irish Examiner
Cormac O'Keeffe
Belfast arrest over dissident activity: UTV Internet
NI dissident bomb attacks 'double': UTV Internet
Anger over 'double standards' on murals: The News Letter
Petrol bomb attack a hate crime – police: Impartial Reporter
IRA victims set to slip into Libya: The News Letter
Secret Archive of Ulster Troubles Faces Subpoena: New York Times
Jim Dwyer
Nick Clegg rules out UK-wide referendum on Union: The Scotsman
David Maddox
NI fans match with Republic off amid sectarian fears: BBC
After attack, a bullet in the post for Celtic boss Neil Lennon: The Independent
Richard Hall
Football fan charged with assaulting Celtic manager Neil Lennon during SPL match at Tynecastle: Scottish Daily Record
Two in court over Neil Lennon parcel bombs: Guardian.co.uk
Sectarian problem is worse in Scotland than Northern Ireland now, says Shiels: The Herald
Michael Baillie
Neil Lennon's home town Celtic fans' club in SFA appeal: BBC
Ross McKee
No place for bigots and fools in football, insists First Minister: The Scotsman
Martyn McLaughlin
Celtic join Scottish Catholics in call for crackdown on sectarian attacks: Guardian.co.uk
Severin Carrell
David Templeton – Neil Lennon's comments added to toxic atmosphere: The Scotsman
Stuart Bathgate
Lennon would be better served if more were revealed than the raw figure on the touchline: The Herald
Richard Wilson
Neil Lennon is an Irishman who polarises opinion like no other: Daily Telegraph
Roddy Forsyth
I have never known any figure to be so loathed, so demonised, so hated: The Herald
Chris Watt
Thursday, May 12
Elliott sorry for SF 'scum' outburst: UTV Internet
Sinn Fein 'scum' outburst unionist Elliott apologises to 'good republicans': Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
David McClarty says he will remain an independent MLA: BBC
Alliance to eclipse UUP in executive: The News Letter
Assembly set to gather amid acrimony over ministries: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Assembly Speaker to be appointed: UTV Internet
2011 – The accidental election: BBC
Mark Devenport
Leaders must halt decline of parties: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
The North decides: Irish Echo
Editorial
Paul Maskey 'wants to run for West Belfast': BBC
Cameron to join queen in Dublin for historic dinner: Irish Independent
Fionnan Sheahan and Shane Hickey
Kenny hopes for 'royal welcome' for Queen: RTE
Cork steps up security measures for Queen's visit: Irish Examiner
Eoin English
Garda plans for State events unveiled: RTE
Pipe bomb a 'royal protest': Irish Examiner
Cormac O'Keefe
NY protest against queen's Irish visit: Irish Echo
Welcome for queen age-old issue: IrishTimes.com
Claire McCormack
Visit a symbol of how we can work together: Irish Independent
Julian King
So why is the queen coming to Ireland?: Irish Echo
Michael Cummings
Queen's visit to Ireland may 'heal divisions': Anglican Journal
Trevor Grundy
U.S. Economic Envoy to Northern Ireland steps down: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Patrick Roberts
How Declan Kelly helped bring US investment to NI: BBC
Jim Fitzpatrick
Why Kelly was a real hero to the business community: Belfast Telegraph
David Elliot
Peter Robinson backs Balmoral Show move to Maze: BBC
All we want is the truth about the hunger-strike on 30th anniversary (May 8): (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
Peace came at huge cost: Belfast Media
Editorial
Landmark compensation victory for MLA and Derry journalist: Derry Journal
Supreme court ruling redefines miscarriages of justice: Guardian.co.uk
Owen Bowcott and Sandra Laville
Footfall figures show shoppers abandoning North: Irish Examiner
Niamh Hennessy
'Dark day' for Scottish football as Celtic manager Neil Lennon attacked by fan during SPL clash against Hearts: Daily Telegraph
Roddy Forsyth
Scottish football's night of shame: The Scotsman
Stuart Bathgate
Fan attack Celtic chief Neil Lennon on Twitter – I don't walk alone: Belfast Telegraph
Neil Lennon would be forgiven for walking away after Hearts attack: The Guardian
Ewan Murray
Two detained in Neil Lennon bomb probe: BBC
Celtic manager Neil Lennon in the line of fire as hatred continues to grow: Daily Telegraph
Alasdair Reid
NI fans stick with boycott of Republic and Wales games: BBC
Ireland to rely on British security checks: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
Wednesday, May 11
Results raise leadership isssues for UUP and SDLP: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Margaret Ritchie – No regrets over SDLP leadership: BBC
McClarty – withdraw Sinn Fein 'scum' remark or it's no deal, Tom: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
New Executive ministers to be appointed on Monday: BBC
Mark Devenport
Speaker of the Assembly now likely to be from Sinn Fein: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Stormont focus turns to speaker: BBC
Mark Devenport
Arlene Foster hints at exit from ministry: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Martina Anderson tipped for Executive role: Derry Journal
Elliott will survive but must learn lessons: The News Letter
Alex Kane
How Peter Robinson has morphed to fully occupy the middle ground: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Elliott will survive but must learn lessons: The News Letter
Alex Kane
A lot of us just exercise the democratic right to whinge: Belfast Telegraph
Nuala McKeever
Stability gradually returning to the North: Irish Post
Editorial
Sinn Féin, DUP dominate local election results: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan & George Jackson
Alliance makes strong gains but UUP loses 16 seats as its vote freefalls: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
UUP pushed to rural powerbase: The News Letter
Unionists discussing Belfast City Hall co-operation: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
UUP's pact with DUP 'gives mixed message': The News Letter
The fall of the big house of unionism: BBC
Sharon Ferguson
The Treasury: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Local lobby on corporation tax: Derry Journal
Dissident inmates in new protest over 'broken' jail deal15: Belfast Telegraph
Connla Young
Cells wrecked in Maghaberry 'dirty protest': UTV Internet
Grenade thrown at boys and police in Derry: The Irish Times
George Jackson
Our sons could have been killed in dissident grenade attack: Belfast Telegraph
Woman held over Ronan Kerr's murder: The News Letter
UDA chief calls for end to 'bonfire violence' and dismisses claims of new loyalist dissident groups: Belfast Media
Scott Jamison
New UVF murals painted in east Belfast: UTV Internet
Loyalist murals return to east Belfast, and few welcome them: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Bik's harrowing memories of 1981: Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
Anniversary of disappearance prompts family to renew appeal: The Cross Examiner
Brónagh Murphy
'Murph Massacre campaigners meet Bloody Sunday families: Belfast Media
Paul Ainsworth
Supreme Court to rule on Derry men compensation: UTV Internet
'No offence' over queen's Fáilte Ireland ad demotion: Irish Examiner
Brian Hutton
IFA hits out at Nations boycott: The News Letter
Ulster eyes on Scotland as Union verdict looms: Belfast Telegraph
Henry McDonald
Federalist future talked up: The Herald
Michael Settle
It is time for England's first empire to get independence: Guardian.co.uk
Simon Jenkins
Probe into parcel bombs sent to Celtic boss & supporters continues as police quiz locals (May 6): Scottish Daily Record
Gun alert at Celtic's training ground: UTV Internet
Tuesday, May 10
SF Speaker would be 'significant': UTV Internet
Parties to hold talks on forming executive: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Ministerial share-out could be postponed for days: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
All eyes on who'll take ministerial posts: The News Letter
Quintin Oliver
Unionists gain MLA but lose executive post: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Out with the old and in with the new at Stormont: BBC
Sharon Ferguson
Voters simply wanted this settlement to work: Belfast Telegraph
Pol O Dochartaigh
My comment was right: The News Letter
Tom Elliott
'Scum' row – little sign of support for Tom Elliott from his own party: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
David McClarty says call for him to remain independent: BBC
Purvis to take political 'break': UTV Internet
We're the party of NI: The News Letter
Peter Robinson
SDLP and Ulster Unionists suffer local election losses: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
UUP poll-axed in city council vote as woes mount: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry, Noel McAdam and Sarah Rainey
DUP set to lose majority on Castlereagh Council: BBC
Derry's political landscape unchanged: Belfast Telegraph
Donna Deeney
The 'Durkan brand' gets Mark H elected: Derry Journal
Robinson's son elected on first count: Irish Independent
Patrice Dougan
Prisons, policing, strikes – a full in-tray awaits Ford: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
Dissidents linked to grenade attack on police: Belfast Telegraph
Donna Deeney
Alert at Sinn Féin HQ 'a hoax': UTV Internet
East Belfast murals show UVF men with machine guns: BBC
Village to be sealed off for queen's stud visit: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
A royal mix-up as wrong tapes used in radio adverts demote Her Majesty to princess: The Irish Times
Michael Parsons
We look forward to seeing you Ma'am, we need some cheering up: Irish Examiner
Fergus Finlay
A royal opportunity (May 8): Sunday Business Post
Catherine O'Mahony
One's historic visit: Belfast Telegraph
Lorna Hogg
Ancient Order of Hibernians press Obama to speak out on Northern Ireland: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Jane Walsh
Time to answer awkward questions of the Troubles: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Rosemary Nelson Inquiry to be published on 23 May: BBC
Loughinisland massacre report is delayed until June: Belfast Telegraph
Patrice Dougan
Sinn Fein politician Gerry Kelly unscathed following car crash drama: Belfast Telegraph
No decision on playing UK anthem for clash with North: Irish Independent
Daniel McDonnell
Northern Ireland fans' fury at Dublin game travel 'rip-off': Belfast Telegraph
Connla Young
Independence now inevitable – Alex Salmond (May 9): The Scotsman
David Maddox
David Cameron must get a grip of the Union: Daily Telegraph
Alan Cochrane
Monday, May 9
Elliot describes SF supporters as 'scum': The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
UUP leader Tom Elliott under pressure to survive Sinn Fein 'scum' storm: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Ronan Kerr's brother attacks Tom Elliott 'scum' remarks: BBC
Outburst threatens UUP executive seat: The News Letter
McClarty 'didn't like' Elliott outburst: UTV Internet
Sectarianism breathes again in Ulster: The Spectator
David Blackburn
It's now or never to save the UUP: The News Letter
Alex Kane
UUP's woes hint at bleak future (May 8): (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Talks begin to form N Ireland assembly: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
DUP and SF meet to decide when to appoint Executive: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Memory of Kerr looms over negotiations in North: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
Jim Allister's thorny pledge: Belfast Telegraph
Colm Kelpie
Northern Ireland election joy for DUP and Sinn Féin: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Enda Kenny hails new hope in Northern Ireland: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Carty
New faces, old faces: The Irish Times
Big names left to reflect after losing out at the polls: The News Letter
Questions to be raised over SDLP's poor performance: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
'Moving forward' a winning mantra for DUP: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
All over now: UTV Internet
Ken Reid
Sinn Fein and DUP keep hold of Northern Ireland (May 8): (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
DUP and Sinn Fein becoming the parties of middle-class voters: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
Election results consolidate DUP and Sinn Féin's vice-like grip on power: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
The North's elections – Democracy in action: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Parties of progress get their rewards: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Voters embrace change in North: The Irish Times
Editorial
DUP and Alliance set for council seat gains: The News Letter
Election chiefs bid to avoid fresh debacle as council count begins: Belfast Telegraph
Province 'damaged' by election debacle: The News Letter
Unionist welcome for AV rejection: The News Letter
State visits involve 10,000 gardaí and military: The Irish Times
Conor Lally
Security alerts cause disruption in Co Antrim: Belfast Telegraph
Parades Commission in city to meet local groups (May 6): Derry Journal
Martin joins in Christ Church ceremony: The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Iris 'back soon' at Robinson's side: UTV Internet
Gilmore to raise harm to Ireland's reputation: The Irish Times
Mary Minihan
Economic interdependence at heart of UK-Ireland bond: The Irish Times
Damian Collins
'Third way' for Scots' independence: Belfast Telegraph
Andrew Grice
Westminster vows not to block SNP independence vote: The Herald
Tom Gordon
Split with Scotland would make for a messy divorce: The Independent
Sean O'Grady
Sunday, May 8
DUP and Sinn Fein hold positions as leading parties: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
NI election – Robinson dedicates DUP win to Ronan Kerr: BBC
Robinson rules out Westminster bid: Belfast Telegraph
Peter Robinson 'The Comeback Kid': BBC
Mark Simpson
Peter Robinson bounces back in Northern Ireland elections: Independent on Sunday
David McKittrick
UUP leader calls Sinn Fein 'scum': The News Letter
UUP leader Tom Elliott's Sinn Fein 'scum' outburst sparks outrage: Belfast Telegraph
McCrea praises success of ex-member: UTV Internet
TUV leader Allister elected after ninth count: Belfast Telegraph
Adams still key in west Belfast: Belfast Telegraph
Ritchie to 'consider' SDLP results: UTV Internet
Questions over SDLP leadership: Belfast Telegraph
Assembly race produces dead heat: BBC
Mark Devenport
NI Assembly election – what next for the parties?: BBC
Martina Purdy
McGuinness condemns AV poll timing: Belfast Telegraph
Northern Ireland's positive apathy: Guardian.co.uk
Fionola Meredith
From pleasures of Paris to Provo propaganda: Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
Terror threat forces no juries extension: Londonderry Sentinel
Stupid and pointless: Belfast Media
Editorial
Can the Queen win over Croke Park?: The Observer
Fintan O'Toole
Staff threatened over queen poster: Evening Herald
Cormac Murphy
Blinkered opposition to royal visit flimsy at best: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
Queen given SAS guard: Daily Express
James Fielding
Queen visit a 'nightmare' for security, gardai claim: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Sinn Féin commemorate Bobby Sands' death: RTE
SF could offer Norris presidential lifeline as 'Dragon' Gallagher eats into support: Sunday Independent
John Drennan
Neil Lennon bomb police officers question drivers: BBC
Now is the time for Salmond to call independence referendum (May 7): The Herald
Ian Bell
Don't let the Union drift apart: Sunday Telegraph
Jenny McCartney
Could Brown save Scotland for the UK? – Miliband urges Gordon to stop his old enemy Salmond breaking the Union: Mail on Sunday
Simon Walters and Glen Owen
AV referendum – David Cameron has seen off AV – but now he must see off Alex Salmond (May 7): Daily Telegraph
Charles Moore
Saturday, May 7
DUP leader Peter Robinson tops poll in stunning comeback: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
DUP and SF look certain to maintain key positions: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Northern Ireland assembly election – Ulster Unionists head for fourth place: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
DUP, Sinn Féin dominating NI elections: RTE
Shape of Stormont to be settled: Belfast Telegraph
Adams reflects on time in west Belfast: UTV Internet
SF fails to make Upper Bann breakthrough: IrishTimes.com
Pamela Duncan
DUP eclipses UUP in North Down: Belfast Telegraph
DUP's Edwin Poots calls for unionist 'coalition' with TUV and UUP: Belfast Telegraph
Yawn, yawn proves to be better than war, war: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Pep in the step with incumbent leaders poised for continued success at polls: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
The longest day: UTV Internet
Ken Reid
Story of the counts: The Irish Times
Fionola Meredith
Politicians united in anger over shambolic election count: Belfast Telegraph
Lindsay Fergus, Noel McAdam and Liam Clarke
Electoral chief defends staff over results delays: BBC
Counting fiasco a national embarrassment: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
'I'm not afraid of RAAD' – target : Derry Journal
Border poll could end the violence, says dissident: Belfast Telegraph
George Jackson
Posters banned for visit of Queen: Tipperary Star
Queen and Obama posters taken down: The Irish Times
Olivia Kelly
Major Security Operation in Cashel for Queen?s Visit : Tipperary Star
This is no time for protest – let's embrace a rare chance to shine: Irish Independent
Chris Radburn
Ex-IRA man refused release for son's holy communion: BBC
Derry supports 'Ballymurphy Massacre' campaign: Derry Journal
Voting reform – electoral system: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
'AV rejected in UK referendum': The News Letter
Alternative Vote fails in NI: UTV Internet
Scottish independence vote before 2015, says SNP leader: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
Salmond's next stop – testing the Act of Union: The Spectator
Hamish MacDonnell
Scottish Election 2011 – David Cameron pledges to save the United Kingdom after SNP triumph: Daily Telegraph
James Kirkup
Friday, May 6
Election fatigue takes toll in N Ireland: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Voting apathy may have hit urban areas: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Turnout of 60% likely as North goes to polls: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Counting in North's election to begin today: Irish Examiner
Dissident refuses to shake hands with Martin McGuinness: BBC
Dissident would abide by referendum: The Irish Times
George Jackson
Dissidents won't thwart progress: Belfast Media
Paul Ainsworth
Pair charged with killing Massereene soldiers bid for case dismissal: Belfast Telegraph
Paul Higgins
Bomb alert at A'town News office: Belfast Media
Paul Ainsworth
RAAD claim to have fired Uzi in Brandywell: Derry Journal
Loyalist thugs force family to vacate their home of 20 years: Belfast Telegraph
Donna Deeney
Donagh development cannot be given Irish naming, council told: Impartial Reporter
Julie Kenwell
Legacy of Bobby Sands endures 30 years after his death on hunger strike: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Mural of iconic photo to be unveiled: Belfast Media
Paul Ainsworth
Turning point in history (May 5): Irish Examiner
Peter Geoghegan
Meditations on The Maze: Irish Echo (Australia)
Luke O'Neill
Prison body searches lawful – Mr Justice Treacy: BBC
IRA man's widow denies sex abuse of stepdaughter: Belfast Telegraph
Paul Higgins
America's exceptionalist justice: Guardian.co.uk
Tom Wright
Minister on collision course with gaelscoileanna (May 3): Irish Independent
Katherine Donnelly
Rangers in clear over David Weir shirt (May 3): The Scotsman
Mark Walker
Rangers royally proud? Don't make me laugh!: Irish Post
Gerard Donaghy
Old Firm fans just want to get on with game (Apr 24): Scotland on Sunday
Craig Brown
Scottish election – SNP toast 'historic' night of wins: BBC
Scottish election results – Alex Salmond's victory is a serious threat to the Union: Daily Telegraph
Alan Cochrane
Thursday, May 5
SF, DUP to maintain poll strength: IrishTimes.com
Dan Keenan
Polls open for 2011 Stormont Assembly elections: BBC
Robinson increasingly comfortable with McGuinness: The News Letter
Sam McBride
A lacklustre campaign all round has raised fears of a low turnout as the polls open in the North: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
We'll hold the politicians to the promises they've made: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam and Brendan McDaid
Battle Lines: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Is it such a quiet election because they have nothing to boast about? (May 4): Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
North's election is a symptom of normality (May 1): Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
Use your vote to push for change: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Priest still hopeful of talks with Real IRA: Derry Journal
RIRA debt link to stabbing that left Violet almost dead: Evening Herald
Charlie Mallon
Treat republican dissident gangs like al-Qaida, PM urged: Belfast Telegraph
Sam Lister
Adams set to snub banquet with Queen: Dundalk Democrat
Water cannons deployed for Queen's visit: The Independent
Michael McHugh
Riot vans head south for Queen's visit: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Rainey
Pipe bomb 'may link' to queen visit: Evening Herald
Brian Hutton
Garda and Army prepare security for upcoming visit of Queen Elizabeth (May 1): Sunday Business Post
John Burke and Nicola Cooke
Why I can't wait for Mr Obama to leave Ireland: Evening Herald
Gerry O'Carroll
Unionist backing for 'unofficial' RIR parade: The News Letter
Hunger strikers remembered: Irish Echo
Anthony Neeson
The seeds that Bobby Sands sowed: Irish Echo
Larry Kirwin
Thirty years on, Bobby Sands's stature has only grown: Guardian.co.uk
Danny Morrison
Bobby Sands death marked politicisation of republicans: BBC
Conor Macauley
Ballinasloe commemoration to mark thirtieth anniversary of Sands' death: Galway Advertiser
Kernan Andrews
30 years on: Irish Echo
Editorial
Boots staff can wear poppies all year round (Apr 28): Belfast Media
Paul Ainsworth
Liam Adams extradition adjourned: IrishTimes.com
Portland calls for a united Ireland: Irish Echo
Reunification would feel so good (May 1): Sunday Business Post
Garvan Grant
Is it swansong for national anthem when copyright dies?: The Irish Times
Paul Cullen
Union shock at support for Famine Song: Irish Post
Choosing AV would take us back in time (May 3): Daily Telegraph
William Hague and Margaret Beckett
New voting system is not a proportional alternative: Belfast Telegraph
Owen Patterson
Rejection of AV would miss a trick (May 3): The Herald
Editorial
Wednesday, May 4
Unionists and Sinn Fein accused of election 'carve-up': The Independent
David McKittrick
Ritchie and Elliott land blows in leaders' debate: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
No knockout blows in leaders' last TV tussle: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
DUP plays the McGuinness card: The News Letter
'Use your vote to reject violence of dissidents': Derry Journal
Kerr family urge NI voters to support peace: RTE
'Ruane must not get back in': The News Letter
People before Profit canvassers attacked in Derry: Derry Journal
SDLP to drive reform and deliver better government to avoid an Executive dogged by impasses and go slows (Apr 28): Belfast Media
Scott Jamison
Constituency Profile – Upper Bann: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Constituency profile – North Down: Belfast Telegraph
Late, late show illustrates that the practical result of election will be two-tier Stormont: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Getting involved in the election prediction contest: BBC
Mark Devenport
Can the DUP and Sinn Féin keep the momentum going?: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
United effort will keep our achievements safe: Belfast Telegraph
Gerry Adams
How should unionists vote?: The News Letter
Turn up and choose the best option for unionism: Belfast Telegraph
Peter Robinson
Stormont is broken. Now is our opportunity to fix it: Belfast Telegraph
Jim Allister
Dissidents more interested in 'targeting SF than the Brits' (Apr 28): Belfast Media
Anthony Neeson
No security fears for Queen: Irish Examiner
Eoin English
Mary McAleese hits out at dissident republicans: BBC
IRA 'knew when to fight for war and for peace' (Apr 28): Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
'Elaborate hoax' at candidate's home: UTV Internet
Semtex, mortar found in dissident republican searches: BBC
Six-year sentence for possession of explosive components on M1: The Irish Times
Three pipe bombs 'left by criminal gang, not dissidents' (May 3): Irish Independent
Patricia McDonagh
'PSNI discrimination': Coleraine Times
Army chief regrets 'negative' parade reaction: The News Letter
Homecoming parades: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Loyalists try to cut throat of Catholic (Apr 28): Belfast Media
Forced to flee home: Derry Journal
Unionists mark NI's milestone: The News Letter
Queen's visit 'historic', says President: RTE
Opponents of monarchy give up their thrones for royal supporters (Apr 28): Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
Courtesy, yes, but not a curtsy (Apr 28): Belfast Media
Des Wilson
America has got Osama bin Laden, now it has to use caution: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Fighting terrorists – The greater good was well served: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Tuesday, May 3
N Ireland poll points to divided loyalties: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
NI political leaders set for final TV debate: BBC
Constituency profile – East Londonderry: Belfast Telegraph
Constituency profile – North Down: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Constituency profile – East Antrim: Belfast Telegraph
Constituency profile – South Antrim: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
North Antrim – All eyes on Allister in crowded field: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
SDLP bid to avoid hard day's night at polls: The News Letter
SF's education record slammed (Apr 20): The News Letter
Election – DUP wants education ministry: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Scooter keeps injured Ervine on track: The News Letter
Don't let this shambolic government off the hook: Belfast Telegraph
Tom Elliott
Kelly haunted by his Provo past: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Church has to slam dissidents – Bishops must hit back at thugs: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Loyalists flout parade ruling: The News Letter
We can't afford to continue to count the cost of division: Belfast Telegraph
Ben Collins
Hubris haunts all heads of state at some time or other (Apr 3): Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
Unionists praise US operation: The News Letter
A big advance in fight on terrorism, says Taoiseach: The Irish Times
Michael O'Regan
Yes, we should celebrate the death of Osama Bin Laden: Irish Examiner
Fergus Finlay
The case for a Catholic university in Ireland (Apr 26): Irish Echo
Peadar Cremin
SFA drops its threat to sue apologetic QC McBride (Apr 21): The Scotsman
Gavin McCafferty
The Orangeman's favourite sociologist crops up in the Guardian, of all places (Apr 25): Telegraph.co.uk
James MacMillan
The Union that provides a reassuring safety net: The Herald
Colette Douglas-Home
Monday, May 2
Peter Robinson makes a splash... by falling into garden pond: Belfast Telegraph
First Minister out of his depth – in a fishpond: Daily Telegraph
John Bingham
Fishy Business: BBC
Mark Devenport
Taking the lead as an instrument for change (Apr 30): Belfast Telegraph
David Ford
First is everything: (from the Sunday Times)
Kathy Johnston
Constituency profile South Belfast: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Constituency profile – East Antrim: Belfast Telegraph
Constituency profile Lagan Valley: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
A couple happy to bar other suitors: (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Nobody looks more foolish than a porky paramilitary: The Irish Times
Ann Marie Hourihane
Orange parade defies Commission's 'hymn restrictions': BBC
Lodge plays too many hymns, but parades body is 'pleased': Belfast Telegraph
Heather McGarrigle
Stab murder near scene of notorious UDA killing: Belfast Telegraph
Lindsay Fergus and Heather McGarrigle
McGuinness helps re-dedicate Dungiven republican monument (Apr 26): Derry Journal
Don't let AV in by the back door (May 1): Sunday Telegraph
Editorial
Did Lambeth Palace block the reform of the Act of Settlement? Or was it Buckingham Palace?: Telegraph.co.uk
Damian Thompson
UK-Irish Chamber of Commerce to launch: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Haven't our politicos heard of the power of positive thinking (Apr 26): Belfast Telegraph
Nuala McKeever
Ingrained sense of victimhood only clouds the issues we face (Apr 27): Irish Independent
Thomas Molloy
Gaelscoil groups take issue with report: Irish Examiner
Niall Murray
Education system needs to reflect our diversity (Apr 21): The Irish Times
Karin Fischer
Sectarian row over supermarket bunting (Apr 27): Daily Express
Rod Mills
Patriotism, The Flag and The Royal Wedding (Apr 26): Independent.co.uk
Oliver Duggan
Old Firm religious divide stopped Jim Bett from making Rangers return (Apr 22): The Scotsman
Stephen Halliday
Integration of ex-combatants: Learning from other peace processes: The Republica (Nepal)
JOHN Paul Lederach, John Darby & Madhav Joshi
Sunday, May 1
A mission to unite people and prosper: Belfast Telegraph
Margaret Ritchie
Queen Mother was set on Horse Show: Sunday Independent
Bryce Evans
Prince William accepting Irish title a hostile move for many Irish: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
Bomb alert at Andersonstown News office ends: BBC
Belfast man in court on terrorist charges: UTV Internet
Pollock resignation adds to accusations of malaise at Ombudsman (Apr 17): TheDetail.tv
Chris Moore
Hugh Orde defends secret clause in contract that let family fly for free (Apr 27): Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Flag-flying tension in Limavady (Apr 26): Derry Journal
Plan lodged to improve Palace Barracks security (Apr 28): BBC
UUP peer voices opposition to corporation tax cut plan (Apr 29): Belfast Telegraph
Margaret Canning
Our unwelcome lodger who one day 'disappeared': Sunday Independent
John McEntee
I became an IRA target – aged 12: Daily Mail
Petronella Wyatt
Awkward individualism says no to grim ghosts of 1916: Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
Notre Dame multimedia research into Northern Ireland's 'Troubles': Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Antoinette Kelly
Call for the right to vote in Republic's elections: Irish Post
'It's still there, but barely alive' (Feb 19): The Irish Times
Seán Flynn
Uniform first for Irish forces in UK: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
SF woman (22) is youngest ever Senator (Apr 30): The Irish Times
Michael O'Regan
Dismantling denominational education for minorities by stealth (Apr 26): The Irish Times
Richard Clarke
AV referendum – When it comes to change, we prefer a prince in an Aston Martin to a weird new voting system: Sunday Telegraph
Matthew d'Ancona
Disillusioned Scots are 'ready for independence' (Apr 28): The Scotsman
Scott Macnab
Independence is not the people's priority: Scotland on Sunday
Kenny Farquharson
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