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Wednesday, May 31
Dirty tricks claim by Sinn Fein chief: Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin
British spy claim a load of hooey – McGuinness: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
DUP blamed for spy reports 'Total and absolute rubbish' – Martin McGuinness tells Journal: Derry Journal
Pivotal figure would be top prize: The News Letter
Shadowy world: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
Irresponsible allegations: Derry Journal
Editorial
Government must respond to spy claim: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
DUP to dodge Stormont deadline: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Sinn Fein say yes to committee: UTV Internet
No light yet on the Assembly horizon ...: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Dail rights key to GFA future says SF leader: (from the Irish News, May 27)
William Graham
Leading UVF man critical after shooting: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Alleged former UVF leader critical after Belfast shooting: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
UDA purge of renegade members is postponed: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
Loyalist critical after shooting: BBC
I'm being intimidated, says former Loyalist prisoner: Mourne Observer (May 25)
Stephen Patton
Sir Reg's remarks signify a sea change: (from the Irish News)
Breidge Gadd
Prove your republicanism, Bertie: Daily Ireland
Phil Mac Giolla Bhain
New rules help failed PSNI recruits: UTV Internet
New ways of shedding light on the past: The Guardian
Helen Gavaghan
The forgotten victims of the Troubles: (from the Sunday Tribune, May 28)
Suzanne Breen
Belfast fighter running out of time for asylum: Philadelphia Inquirer
Matthew Verrinder
IRA were behind 48pc of Troubles murders: The News Letter
Troubles not deemed as war of liberation: (from the Irish News)
Bimpe Fatogun
Extension for report on Dublin-Monaghan bombings: Daily Ireland
David Lynch
New Salvation Army leader lavishes praise on rebirth of hope in province: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Parties clash over statue to RIR: Daily Ireland (May 25)
Ciarán Barnes
Belfast abhors a Vacuum: The Guardian
Fionola Meredith
Luxury hotel, equestrian centre, cinema complex – welcome to the new Maze: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Tuesday, May 30
NI parties move on committee plan: BBC
Stormont two-step a seedy bid to be Lord of the dance: (from the Irish News)
Tom Kelly
Humpty Dumpty: The Blanket (May 24)
Anthony McIntyre
Time to put DUP feet to the fire: Irelandclick.com
Editorial
McGuinness is not a British spy, insists Ahern: Irish Examiner
Kieran McDaid and Dan McGinn
McGuinness British spy claims are 'nonsense': Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Another spy?: The News Letter
Sinn Fein dismiss McGuinness claim: UTV Internet
A key player in Sinn Fein and the IRA for over 30 years: Belfast Telegraph
Claire Regan
IRA hawk or MI6 superspy?: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Loyalists blamed as racist attacks on migrants double in Ulster: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
President's contact with UDA defended as feud fears grow: Daily Ireland
Mick Hall and Evan Short
Fears grow of UDA split over the Shoukris: The News Letter
Contentious parade gets the green light: Irelandclick.com (May 25)
Roisin McManus
Is Hain marching into summer of discontent?: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Angry McCord vows to shun Hain: Sunday Life (May 28)
Alan Murray
Collusion summit call: Daily Ireland
Mick Hall
Hain failed nationalists: (from the Irish News, May 27)
Newton Emerson
FIFA 'offside' over passports-to-play: Irish Independent
FIFA own goal in passport row: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Convictions against three men quashed: Irish Independent
UDR monument a 'slap in the face': Irelandclick.com
Damian McCarney
Actor recounts a close shave with IRA bomb: The News Letter
Demands to close 'kill Trimble' site: Sunday Life (May 28)
Alan Murray and Stephen Breen
Irish gets political: Daily Ireland
Gearóid O Cairealláin
Maze 'masterplan' being launched: BBC
Monday, May 29
Senior SF member is 'British spy': (from the Sunday Tribune, May 28)
Suzanne Breen
McGuinness was an agent for MI6, former spy claims: The Times
David Sharrock
Sinn Fein denies press claim that McGuinness spied for the British: Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin
Lead us out of this: Sunday Life (May 28)
Alan McBride
Enough, Enough of Stormont: The Blanket (May 26)
David Adams
Committee a Hain in neck: Sunday Life (May 28)
Lynda Gilby
Exposing the myths of power sharing 'existence': (from the Irish News, May 27)
Patrick Murphy
Hain leadership contaminated: Irelandclick.com (May 25)
Editorial
Hermon denies plan to quit UUP: Sunday Life (May 28)
Alan Murray
Empey regrets his role in Vanguard movement: (from the Irish News, May 27)
Maeve Connolly
Fears PSNI did 'deal' over Tohill on-the-runs: (from the Irish News, May 27)
Sharon O'Neill
Brother, we're in bother: Sunday Life (May 28)
Alan Murray and Stephen Breen
The cost of being Robert McCartney's friend: (from the Sunday Tribune, May 28)
Suzanne Breen
CRJ man who witnessed IRA assault stays quiet: (from the Sunday Tribune, May 28)
Suzanne Breen
NY-based rights group condemns 'sectarian' parades: Daily Ireland (May 25)
Ciaran O'Neill
Ahern to tackle FIFA over NI players' passports: UTV Internet
Independence vote has lessons for us: Daily Ireland (May 22)
Editorial
Brown – McConnell 'panders to nationalism': The Sunday Times (May 28)
Jason Allardyce
Sunday, May 28
Stormont effort stalls: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
DUP attitude 'causing confusion': BBC
Blair must await Irish politicians' decisions: Sunday Business Post
Adam Maguire
'Scoping' the future of devolution: BBC
Mark Devenport
Bertie Limbo threat must be withdrawn: Irelandclick.com
Editorial
Our man in Ireland: Boston Globe
Kevin Cullen
UDA's bosses vote to expel north Belfast boss from 'inner council': Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Shoukri brothers under pressure: Belfast Telegraph
Debra Douglas
British mole in murder inquiry: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Celtic cross in memory of five shot by loyalists: Daily Ireland (May 26)
Ciarán Barnes
Petulant Adams sees red over Che exhibition snub: Sunday Independent
Jerome Reilly
Blaney will not reunite party with Fianna Fail: The Sunday Times (May 7)
Stephen O'Brien and Siobhan Maguire
Priests offer 14,000 masses to rekindle Catholicism here: Sunday Independent
Lara Bradley
Unionists' envy over republic's 'better' roads: The Sunday Times
Mark Tighe
Public opinion divided on Leaving Cert Irish: Sunday Business Post
Nicola Cooke
Building bridges for harmony between different faiths: The Herald (May 3)
John Miller
Unionist academic throws weight behind independence: The Sunday Times
Marc Horne
Tobago or not Tobago?: Scotland on Sunday
Editorial
Saturday, May 27
Fears rise over Assembly debates: UTV Internet
Paisley raises the bar on policing: Village (May 18)
Eoin O Murchu
It's wake-up time for all the political parties: (from the Irish News, May 20)
James Kelly
Ireland – The path to peace, prosperity: Denver Post
Editorial
Contentious parade gets the green light: Irelandclick.com
Roisin McManus
Poor Pete will get his head round appointment rules yet: Daily Ireland
Robin Livingstone
Stand by your woman: Village (May 18)
Fionola Meredith
SF man angry at Canada's refusal to allow him entry: Daily Ireland
Anton McCabe
The chattering classes favourite loyalist: (from the Sunday Tribune, May 21)
Suzanne Breen
Man admits banned UDA membership: BBC
Nationalists cast doubt on accuracy of attack statistics: Daily Ireland
Connla Young
IFA passport row: UTV Internet
Wells – IFA may fight FIFA ruling: Belfast Telegraph
Stuart McKinley
IFA own goal over passport debacle: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Linfield back calls to outlaw sectarian songs at matches: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Sectarian chants cut down to size: Irish Independent
Sean Diffley
McAleese to launch peace-line plan: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
Local GP recalls Bloody Sunday evidence 'distress': Derry Journal
US Fund for Ireland to get $10.8m boost: Irish Independent
Easy Tiger!: Sunday Life (May 14)
SDLP factions dispute lord mayor nomination: Daily Ireland (May 25)
Anton McCabe and Ciarán Barnes
'Working-class could lose out on university': The News Letter (May 25)
Why the number's up for roaming call costs: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
'National' station to exclude the north: (from the Irish News, May 24)
Marie Louise McCrory
Border blown in the wind?: Derry Journal
Fr Iggy and friends are so wrong on this one: Irish Independent (May 26)
David Quinn
Friday, May 26
North parties invited to join in planning devolution: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
New talks before marching season aim to break impasse: Belfast Telegraph
Gene McKenna
Hain accused of 'pandering' to DUP: UTV Internet
Unionists must choose to shape change: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney
Political paralysis in North as Paisley's old ways fail: Irelandclick.com
Des Wilson
Paisley comes in a non-refundable package: Daily Ireland
Jude Collins
Scots problem: The News Letter
Editorial
Adams seeks talks with Orangemen before marches: Irish Independent
Ralph Riegel
Words are not enough, Adams told: The News Letter
Hain appeal to be fought: Daily Ireland
Talks begin for peaceful Twelfth: Ballymoney Times
Ruling to be challenged: Irelandclick.com
Laura McDaid
Protestant students 'fear west bank': (from the Irish News, May 20)
Seamus McKinney
Irish authorities actively covered up loyalist death squad actions: Daily Ireland
Jarlath Kearney
Inquiry urged into murder of councillor: Irish Examiner
Kieran McDaid
Killer's release poses sinister questions: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Civilian workers 'must get deal equal to RIR': The News Letter
War graves are trashed in recent spate of attacks: Irelandclick.com
Roisin McManus
Changing times: The News Letter (Apr 4)
Editorial
NI team arrive in Chicago: UTV Internet (May 24)
Protest as Norn Iron visit a gaelic ground: The News Letter
Unionist condemns anti-IFA protest: (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
Protestors are blinded by their own prejudices: The News Letter
Editorial
Fifa rules Northern Irish players need British passports: The Independent
Damian Spellman
Red card for FIFA on North players' passports: Irish Independent
Gerry McDermott
Cash for Gaelic club welcomed: Daily Ireland
Connla Young
Uefa could still order Ibrox stand to be shut: The Herald
Graham Spiers
Playing ethnic politics: Boston Globe (May 9)
H.D.S. Greenway
Thursday, May 25
Hain outlines scope of committee: BBC
UUP Assembly plan is rejected: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
'McGuinness should be barred from Executive' – McCrea: UTV Internet
'Assembly' is hologram on the hill: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
The house that Jack built: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Another week, another 'crisis': Irish Echo
Editorial
SF call for 'collusion summit': UTV Internet
UDA victim's family in new inquiry call: (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
I fear Barrett will go back to crime: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Family focused on getting open inquiry: Daily Ireland
Mick Hall
Houses Approves Finucane Inquiry: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Sean O'Driscoll
Family will press on with dignity: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Condemnation on its own is never enough: (from the Irish News, May 16)
Breidge Gadd
Reinstate Orangeman to commission, judges urged: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
SF to meet Parades Commission: UTV Internet
Hain slammed for 'rotten politics': Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
Funding call for unsolved murders: UTV Internet
Council row over attack on police defended: The News Letter
Opportunity goes begging: Daily Ireland (May 17)
Mary Lou McDonald
MEP slams cross-border network: UTV Internet
NI lessons for 'troubled Basque': BBC
A trouble shared...: Sunday Life (May 21)
Stephen Breen
Footballers caught in 'sectarian' storm: Belfast Telegraph
Rangers reprimanded over sectarian chants: Daily Telegraph
Roddy Forsyth
Rangers fans' sectarian songs incur UEFA wrath: The Herald
Graham Spiers
Wednesday, May 24
Devolution committee to be set up: UTV Internet
Devolution committee is the main priority, says Hain: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Paisley causes stir at Stormont: BBC
Martina Purdy
They prayed ... but Assembly meeting lasts just 14 minutes: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
The reverend's reason: The Guardian (May 23)
Henry McDonald
Get real on issues that really matter: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Political dinosaurs still stalk the land: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Confidence and trust is still in very short supply: The News Letter
Editorial
Foyle MLA warns of a unionist 'wipe-out': Belfast Telegraph
Geraldine Mulholland
SF out of touch with grassroots — ex-prisoner: (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
Loyalist gunman who killed Pat Finucane goes free after three years under early release pact: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Finucane killer freed after 3 years: The Times
David Sharrock
Dublin suspends talks while UDA 'deals' with Shoukris: (from the Sunday Tribune, May 21)
Suzanne Breen
Hain to fight march body ruling: BBC
Don't blame the referee: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
NIO neglects concepts of equality and openness: (from the Irish News)
Breidge Gadd
Band urged to reroute: Daily Ireland
Connla Young
Murder inspires 'anti-hate' plan: BBC
Violence not the answer to murder — SDLP: (from the Irish News)
Maeve Connolly
Deaths probe timescale 'unlikely': BBC
Mother of UDA victim tells of disgust at sick cemetery thugs: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge and Claire Regan
Cemetery hit by graves attack: Daily Ireland
Mick Hall
Graves disgrace: The News Letter
Editorial
Widow loses High Court action over abandoned charges: UTV Internet
Poles attacked in Northern Ireland for being Catholic: Warsaw Business Journal
Richard McIlkenny: The Guardian
Anne McHardy
Paper's payout goes to Bloody Sunday families: Daily Ireland
Eamonn Houston
Pair injured in shooting attacks: BBC
Gaelic history in Trimble's Lords monicker: Daily Ireland
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir
Day of judgment for Rangers: The Herald
Graham Spiers
Tuesday, May 23
Protestant Spurns Offer of Top Position in Ulster: New York Times
Alan Cowell
Paisley dismisses Adams move as 'charade': Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin
SF bid to give top office to Paisley is spurned: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham and Gene McKenna
Devolution committee being set up: BBC
Keep your eyes on the prize, McConnell tells Stormont: The Herald
Tom Gordon
Devolution can make a difference: Belfast Telegraph
Jack McConnell
Alternatives to the dead horse of an assembly: Daily Ireland
Gearóid O Cairealláin
Paisley nomination 'smart tactics': BBC
Kevin Connolly
Move by UUP 'a ritual sacrifice of democracy': The News Letter
Monster unionists created must be faced: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
DUP outcast Berry considered suicide: Belfast Telegraph
Bigotry's ingrained from Westminster to Glasgow: (from the Irish News)
Tom Kelly
Durkan 'secret cabal' alleged: Daily Ireland
Anton McCabe
Donaldson calls for commission to be reformed: The News Letter
Commission's woes worsen: Daily Ireland
Connla Young
Review right way towards support for parades body: The News Letter
Editorial
Human-rights lawyer's parade legality doubts: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
MI5 told to use more resources on IRA groups: The Herald
Ian Bruce
Alliance in Sinn Fein or Unionist Lord Mayor dilemma: Sunday Life (May 21)
Joe Oliver
Tributes paid to 1981 hunger strikers McCreesh and O'Hara: Daily Ireland
Trouble flares at McCreesh parade: (from the Irish News)
Frazer to pursue border fox case: Sunday Life (May 21)
Alan Murray
'British government must apologise to Birmingham 6': Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
Newspaper settles over Bloody Sunday libel: Irish Independent
Ashleigh Wallace
FG language policy slammed: UTV Internet
Bill for Scots independence: The Scotsman
Monday, May 22
Adams expected to nominate Paisley: RTE
DUP to reject first minister vote: BBC
I understand Reg's decision says Trimble: Sunday Life (May 21)
Alan Murray
Always the last to know: (from the Irish News, May 20)
Newton Emerson
Power sharing at assembly is just not going to work: Irelandclick.com (May 18)
Give Them That Auld Tyme Religion: The Blanket (May 9)
John Coulter
Straight Talking: Sunday Life (May 21)
Lynda Gilby
Parade body 'should be re-formed': BBC
Politicians blame Hain for whole 'debacle': (from the Irish News, May 20)
Barry McCaffrey
Equality remains beyond grasp of NIO: (from the Irish News, May 20)
Brian Feeney
Parade decision is cheap and shabby: Daily Ireland (May 19)
Editorial
Republicans turn against Martin McGuinness: (from the Sunday Tribune, May 21)
Suzanne Breen
Split decision?: Sunday Life (May 21)
Alan Murray
'Mad Dog' Adair sparks fury over £100,000 book: The Observer (May 21)
Henry McDonald
McAleese denies scaling back of work: RTE
Stretched M15 told to redouble efforts against Real IRA: The Times
Michael Evans
Scap spied at seaside resort: Sunday Life (May 21)
McConnell – we will beat the bigots: The Herald
Tom Gordon
McConnell calls on Old Firm to step up battle on bigotry: The Scotsman
Hamish MacDonell
The scourge of sectarianism: The Herald
Editorial
I'm no drug dealer: Sunday Life (May 21)
Stephen Breen
Paramilitary shooting in Antrim: UTV Internet
Storey gives peace fighting chance: Independent on Sunday (May 21)
Alan Hubbard
Rome rules supreme in rapid silencing of Fr Iggy: Irish Independent
Birmingham Six member dies in hospital: The Guardian
Sandra Laville
NIO slated for false royalty claim: Daily Ireland (May 17)
Ciarán Barnes
May the Force be with this radical crime-fighter: Sunday Independent (May 21)
Jim Cusack
Once we Scots were welcome. Now the English are ready to man Hadrian's Wall: Sunday Telegraph (May 21)
Alan Cochrane
Few signs of an English revolution: The Sunday Times (May 21)
Jenny Hjul
Sunday, May 21
Empey plans more assembly moves: BBC
"Tapping up" in halls of Stormont: BBC
Mark Devenport
Ballymena's culture of hate is steeped in old DUP poison: Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
Counting the seats, not the killings, is unionist rationale: Daily Ireland
Laurence McKeown
Making politics work: Village (May 11)
Gerry Adams
McConnell tours Belfast estates: BBC
Devolution committee to be formed: The Sunday Times
Carissa Casey
Why SF young guns have poll victory in their sight: Sunday Independent
Damian Stack
DUP mayor to meet with loyalist paramilitaries: Village (May 11)
Frank Connolly
McAleeses to cool contact with loyalists: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Jean McBride to meet US officials: Belfast Telegraph
Marie Foy
IRA whistleblower faces hate campaign: The Sunday Times
Carissa Casey
'The Blanket' meets 'Blanketmen': The Blanket (May 16)
Anthony McIntyre
O'Hara determined to let the fight go on: Daily Ireland
Eamonn Houston
Something to chew on?: Belfast Telegraph (May 17)
Lindy McDowell
Company honoured after raising £1m for Northern Ireland integrated education: Belfast Telegraph
Kathryn Torney
Belfast Reborn: Toronto Star (May 20)
Caroline Mallan
South is overseas claims Royal Mail: Daily Ireland
Padraig O Meiscill
McGinley family fury at plans to free killer: Belfast Telegraph (May 16)
Garda reform is now crucial: Sunday Independent
Editorial
Community halls must all have right protection: The News Letter
Editorial
Priest and rector celebrated Mass at top scouting event in Dublin theatre: Sunday Business Post
Kieron Wood
Priests' apology is against central message of Christ: Irelandclick.com (May 18)
Des Wilson
Cherie chose Catholic 'grit' for children: Scotland on Sunday (May 14)
Alison Purdy
Saturday, May 20
Parties round on Lady Sylvia over PUP move: The News Letter
Ervine third choice of UUP: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
DUP not genuine in their UUP protest: Irelandclick.com (May 18)
UUP's breathtaking hypocrisy: Derry Journal
Editorial
An Open Letter to Gerry Adams and the IRA's Chief of Staff of the Army Council: The Blanket (Apr 5)
John Coulter
Parades body manipulated: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
Burrows gets his marching orders: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Parades move 'disappoints' Hain: BBC
Dialogue set to ease tensions ahead of Tour of the North: Irelandclick.com
Áine McEntee
Maintaining order: Sunday Life (May 14)
MI5 switch won't hinder fight against crime, says Orde: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
PSNI is accused of holding back sectarian statistics: Daily Ireland
Connla Young and Concubhar Ó Liatháin
More Derry people reporting crimes to police: Derry Journal
PSNI 'seeks informers': Daily Ireland
Police compensation case sets new record: UTV Internet
Trimble's death threat fury: Belfast Telegraph
US politicians call for Finuncane inquiry: UTV Internet
Relatives of UVF victim in fight for justice: Belfast Telegraph
Electoral boundaries map redrawn: BBC (May 17)
Boundary changes may affect polls: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
New boundaries will impact on assembly: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
British troops banned from town's bars: Irish Independent
UDR parade plan 'will rub salt in wounds': Daily Ireland
Connla Young
O'Loan rebuts Paisley claims: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Sectarianism – it's not both sides: Derry Journal
Striker's activist legacy and 'full of life' nature still remembered: Daily Ireland
Mick Hall
Profile – man of action who can step in when the chips are down: Daily Telegraph (May 11)
Martin Baker
Hume admits – I miss work and colleagues: Irish Independent (May 19)
Kathryn Hayes
£6m boost to help promote peace: Belfast Telegraph (May 18)
Claire Regan
New disciplinary code for gardaí after Morris reports: The Irish Times
Stephen Collins
Scottophobia lives on today: The Herald (May 15)
Editorial
Friday, May 19
Policing board rejects British proposals: The Irish Times
Frank Millar
IMC grant plan: Daily Ireland
David Lynch
UUP criticised over Ervine: UTV Internet
Scrambled principles leave egg on UUP face: (from the Irish News)
Newton Emerson
You can lead a horse to water...: Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann
Sinn Féin must caution against stretching too far: Daily Ireland
Jude Collins
North Back on Track?: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Niall O'Dowd
Burrows facing new 'conflict' allegations: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Don MacKay – I've been demonised: Belfast Telegraph
Claire Regan
Residents' group rejects SDLP plan: Daily Ireland
Eamonn Houston
Hain must clean up his parades mess: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
UDA set to meet over 'expulsion' for Shoukris: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
PSNI raids factory that made Ihab Shoukri's counterfeit jacket: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
26 arrested in three years over Fountain violence: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett
Alienation of Protestants to be addressed: The News Letter
Religion factor in college choice: BBC
Catholic rights are secondary to unionist needs: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney
Without the truth funerals will go on: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Website 'inciting Trimble murder': BBC
'Commons committee should meet in NI': UTV Internet
Voters may get inky fingers in next poll: Daily Ireland
Senan Hogan
New constituency plans are dropped: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
SF welcomes end to creation of new Antrim constituency: UTV Internet
Wright inquiry rule change 'suspicious': Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Politician's seamless move from UDA to UDR to RUC: (from the Irish News, May 15)
Steven McCaffery
Information on website details UDR subversion: Daily Ireland
One awful moment and they were wiped away . . . 'a whole family, gone': Irish Independent (May 18)
Jason O'Brien
Bombing victims' relatives need answers now: Daily Ireland (May 16)
Patricia McKenna
Catholic joins IRA victims' legal case against Gadaffi: Sunday Life (May 14)
Stephen Breen
North-south plans could top £60bn: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Cash boost to silence bigots: UTV Internet
Promoting tourism on all fronts in the Province: The News Letter
Editorial
Thursday, May 18
Empey to face a groundswell of discontent: The News Letter
MP 'distressed' over Ervine move: BBC
Bomb victim astounded at 'insensitivity' of UUP move: The News Letter
UUP deny deal to bring fringe loyalist in from the cold: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Official name of assembly comes under scrutiny: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
'Cross-party support needed' on NI policing: UTV Internet
The big issue still centres on attitudes towards police: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
A day in the life of a Stormont MLA: Daily Ireland
Danny Morrison
DUP Pressure Cooker – About to Blow?: The Blanket (May 15)
John Coulter
Cunning plan is 'assisted suicide' for UUP: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
How Empey has been sold a PUP: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
All parties should be unequivocal on rule of law: The News Letter
Editorial
The dialogue must go on: Irish Echo
Editorial
In like Flynn . . . Phil the fixer is back in public affairs: Irish Independent
SF seeks new parades body resignation: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Orangeman reference move 'naive': BBC
Parade body in need of balance: Daily Ireland
Editorial
23 in court over Belfast rioting: UTV Internet
Killing unites divided community: The Herald
Calum MacDonald
'Sectarian' victim laid to rest: BBC
Blair on McIlveen murder: UTV Internet
Top cop's 'two-way' bigotry comment criticised: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
Loyalist attacks: Irish Examiner
Review of Finucane killer's sentence: UTV Internet
Hunger striker to be commemorated: Newry Democrat
McCreesh tribute by Ó Brádaigh: Daily Ireland
Mick Hall
Garda to stand trial for Omagh 'perjury': UTV Internet
'Still no justice' for the victims of 1974 bombs: Irish Independent
Jason O'Brien
Wright probe 'may not open for years': Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Helpline offer for blackmail victims: Belfast Telegraph (May 15)
Marie Foy
In Dublin, O'Toole holds her ground: Boston Globe (May 17)
Jim Cusack and Kevin Cullen
A driving force for change and a finger on the pulse: Irish Independent (May 17)
Tom Brady
Wednesday, May 17
Lawyers probe Ervine's shock UUP move: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Positive noises on assembly's return: Daily Ireland
Jim Dee
Ervine denies UUP deal promise: UTV Internet
UVF told to 'catch up' on crime: BBC
Hypocrisy: Daily Ireland
Mick Hall
SF's boycott 'was failing its electorate': Irish Independent
Dan McGinn
MLAs kick-start new devolution drive: Derry Journal
Meeting of minds? Not even their eyes met: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Dignity in assembly – but for how long?: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Nationalists must end DUP delusion: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Who's afraid of democracy?: Derry Journal
Editorial
Ex-DUP MLA's lonely enrolment: Daily Ireland
SDLP demands apology after Hain accuses SDLP of mischief: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Fiasco over posts in Parades body grows: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
MacKay resigns from parades body: UTV Internet
Parades Commission restricts Boys' march: The News Letter
Challenge to parades body jobs: Daily Ireland
Eamonn Houston
Orangeman attacks parade post process: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Ian Paisley will not attend murdered schoolboy's funeral: Irish Examiner
Paul O'Hare
Paisley visits home of murdered teenager: RTE
PSNI 'could not guarantee safety of Michael suspect': Belfast Telegraph
Nevin Farrell
Courageous invitation a challenge to Paisley: (from the Irish News)
Susan McKay
Call for Gibraltar to cut links with town: Daily Ireland
Ciarán Barnes
Former Blanketman Speaks Out Against 'Vitriolic Attack': The Blanket
Richard O'Rawe
Finucane killer could be released: BBC
Murder triangle victims seeking justice: Daily Ireland
David Lynch
Council hires firm to take down flags: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett
Positive move: The News Letter
Editorial
Ramsey accuses IFA of foul play in football passport row: Belfast Telegraph
Gerladine Mulholland
'I have my sleeves rolled up and I'm ready': The Guardian
Fiachra Gibbons
Moderator – let's all march together: The Herald
Stewart Patterson
Tuesday, May 16
N Ireland seeks power-sharing solution: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Paisley in warning to Blair: UTV Internet
Unionist row fails to dent buoyant mood at Stormont: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
DUP fury at UUP Ervine invitation: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
McCord angry at UUP move: UTV Internet
First day back at the office and a new row to add to the old ones: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Clutching at straws: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Policing issue will not be a pre-condition for deal in November: (from the Irish Times, May 9)
Frank Millar
Good Friday Agreement remains the only show in town: (from the Irish Times, May 12)
Frank Millar
The indolent leaders who blight their people's future: The Herald
Ruth Wishart
SDLP seems too eager for government scraps: (from the Irish News)
Tom Kelly
It's the Irish government that vetoes Irish national democracy: Daily Ireland
Gearóid O Cairealláin
Devolution is desirable, but barriers stand in way: The News Letter
Editorial
Off to a bad start: Daily Ireland
Editorial
Our parties must stand and deliver: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Sisters are doing it at Stormont: (from the Sunday Tribune, May 14)
Suzanne Breen
Parades body rocked by new reference scandal: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
SDLP angry at Hain over parades: BBC
Hundreds mourn murdered schoolboy: BBC
Ahern praises NI parties for minute's silence: RTE
Sick loyalist website revels in abuse about teen murder victim: Belfast Telegraph
Claire McNeilly
Spanish police arrest RIRA: Irish Examiner
'Ex-IRA chief' held on cigs racket: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Informers are treated better than me says ex-blanketman: (from the Irish News)
Keith Bourke
New legal bid by Maze escapee: Irish Independent
New probe called for in Dublin – Monaghan bombings: Daily Ireland
David Lynch
Augustinian priests apologise for concelebrated Easter Mass: The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Brady welcomes priests' regret over joint Mass: RTE
Let's hear it for Christian rule breakers: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Best mural 'marks new beginning': BBC
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