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Monday, May 31
Stevenson endorses call for unity: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Fouth man held over Shankill gun attack: UTV Internet
Two new arrests after loyalist murder: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Murder of loyalist Bobby Moffet 'is to show UVF won't be messed around': Belfast Telegraph
McCord Snr threatened 'by UVF': UTV Internet
Bobby Moffett shooting makes a mockery of decommissioning: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Nelson McCausland 'met creationists before museums request': Belfast Telegraph
Sinn Féin delegation in Maghaberry visit (May 25): Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
Duffy family fury over prison visit problem: Lurgan Mail
Maghaberry must not be left to fester (May 27): Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Saville Bloody Sunday Report 'must lead to prosecutions': (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Solicitor's 'sense of justice' will remain with family always (Mar 15): Belfast Media
Scott Jamison
Aston Villa boss Martin O'Neill tells of IRA taunts: Belfast Telegraph
North braced for swingeing cuts: Sunday Business Post
Sinn Fein growing more popular in Republic: Belfast Telegraph
Tele acknowledges the Irish language exists: Belfast Media
Gearóid Ó Cairealláin
Does Northern Ireland need Red Hand sculpture? (May 10): Belfast Telegraph
Declan O'Neill
Genuine reform and the church (May 20): The Irish Times
Editorial
Ireland may join second EU battlegroup: Sunday Business Post
Pat Leahy
Sunday, May 30
Order is divided, says group (May 28): The News Letter
Unionists launch challenge to Sinn Fein poll victory: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
Robinson reveals pact plan: The News Letter
The unhappy fate of unionist leaders: Belfast Media
Des Wilson
Why old sectarian headcounts don't add up at polls anymore (May 27): Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann
Man arrested over Shankill murder: UTV Internet
Mortar bomb is launched at a Londonderry police station: BBC
PSNI pay £400k for informers: UTV Internet
Inspired policing: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
DUP vows to scrutinise distribution of homes: The News Letter
Bloody Sunday Inquiry – A £191 million fiasco: Daily Telegraph
Andrew Gilligan
The questions that Saville must answer: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Fire service 'wrong to remove Enniskillen tribute': The News Letter
Victims campaigner meets new justice minister: Belfast Media
Áine McEntee
Poots' self-inflicted wound is a body blow to economy (May 27): Belfast Telegraph
Brian Campfield
Cuts could test the Union, claims report: The News Letter
The vision must now be followed by the venture: Belfast Media
Editorial
A nation holds its breath: Sunday Independent
Eamonn Sweeney
Rod the Prod gets a present: Belfast Media
Cardinal withdraws from talk in Oxford (May 24): The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Devine slams anti-Catholic agenda in child sex abuse row: The Herald
Stephen Naysmith
Queen's speech – reforming the role of the attorney general? (May 27): Guardian.co.uk
Joshua Rozenberg
Saturday, May 29
Chief Justice to hear Fermanagh challenge: UTV Internet
Dodds takes over from Robinson: The News Letter
Hotlines for Garda and PSNI to battle terrorism: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Road checkpoints on way – Ahern: The Irish Times
Steven Carroll
More officers on the ground is key to defeating dissidents: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
Sinn Fein warns chief constable in ex-priest case: BBC
Vincent Kearney
Explosion at Derry police base: UTV Internet
Army technical officers tasked to pub bomb alert – PSNI: Londonderry Sentinel
Man released over Newry car bomb: UTV Internet
Bomb found outside Sinn Fein office: Belfast Telegraph
Police stop rioters with ice cream van music: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Ice-cream van music used to calm Belfast riot a mistake, say police: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Call to tackle Northern Ireland segregation with mixed housing estates: Belfast Telegraph
Anne Madden
Terrorist shot dead in Belfast by fellow loyalists: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Man killed in lunchtime shooting on Shankill Road: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Murder of loyalist Bobby Moffat sparks feud fears: Belfast Telegraph
Man detained over fatal Shankill shooting: UTV Internet
Paramilitaries 'still rule our streets': Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Poynztpass killer freed by judge: UTV Internet
Fresh inquest ordered into Bradley killing: Mid Ulster Mail
Teen murdered by IRA awarded Elizabeth Cross posthumously: Warrington Guardian
Truth of Bloody Sunday to be 'set free' at last (May 26): MorningStarOnline.co.uk
Paddy McGuffin
Paisley appointed to House of Lords: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Paisley gets peerage ... and a seat alongside his Lady wife: Belfast Telegraph
Sam Lister
GAA president backs Londonderry UK City of Culture bid: Londonderry Sentinel
Nuala O'Loan calls on Church and state leaders to be 'humble' (May 28): Irish Examiner
Jimmy Woulfe
Alex Salmond 'drops independence for the time being': Daily Telegraph
Simon Johnson
Friday, May 28
Connor legal challenge begins: The News Letter
Sam McBride
SF slams legal challenge to poll win: Belfast Telegraph
UUP Chair slams McCrea outburst: UTV Internet
Conservative Party cash for UUP rises 625% in a year: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Paisley Jnr – I'm following a giant': Belfast Telegraph
UUP will engage in 'constructive communication' with DUP: Londonderry Sentinel
Why Declan was way off the mark in unity call: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Northern Ireland's Chief Constable gets helicopter and 20 officers before walking in Crossmaglen: Belfast Telegraph
North plans security summit amid new wave of violence: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Dissident prison trouble 'minority': Belfast Telegraph
Arrests over Strabane explosion: BBC
Homes evacuated in Londonderry security alert: UTV Internet
Bid to save Northern Ireland local government reform: Belfast Telegraph
Baggott loses shoot-to-kill secret reports challenge: BBC
Paterson sees Bloody Sunday relatives: The Irish Times
George Jackson
Jack Lynch told seduction not rape was key to Irish unity: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
Museum row over creationism goes on: UTV Internet
Orange Order backs Minister over complaints to museum: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Could Nelson's idea be the start of something?: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Representing history: The Irish Times
Editorial
McCrea responds on half-marathon row: Mid Ulster Mail
SF man slammed over attempt to 'demonise' NI fans: The News Letter
Campbell slams 'sniper' remarks: Londonderry Sentinel
Eamon Sweeney
David Cameron's Northern Ireland cuts deal 'angers England': Belfast Telegraph
Londonderry shares experience at Kosovan divided cities conference: Londonderry Sentinel
Group seeks summer hosts for children: Albany Times Union
Mary Kate Baumann
Thursday, May 27
Decision due on legal challenge to Fermanagh/South Tyrone result: Belfast Telegraph
MLA tells Empey to 'go now': The News Letter
Sam McBride
MLA's call for Sir Reg to quit 'reprehensible': Belfast Telegraph
O'Loan could have point about SF merger: The Irish Times
Fionnuala O'Connor
DUP accuse Long of 'cynical calculation': The News Letter
Dissident republicans highly active but marginal: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Cross-Border co-operation between security forces paying dividends: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Time to decommission commission?: BBC
Vincent Kearney
Keeping a step ahead of terrorism: The News Letter
Editorial
Brother of IRA woman killed by SAS in Gibraltar accused of car bombing: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Shot IRA woman's brother on bomb charge: Belfast Telegraph
Adrian Rutherford
French house intended as RIRA gun store: UTV Internet
Alleged dissident republican 'discussed weapons plot': Belfast Telegraph
Court vow to trample on sectarian crimes: Belfast Telegraph
Top accolade for interface policeman: The News Letter
Loyalist Andre Shoukri due for release: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Bloody Sunday – Saville report to be published at last: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Saville Report – Publication date June 15: Derry Journal
Bloody Sunday families welcome report date: Irish Independent
David Young
Guildhall requested as venue for Bloody Sunday families: Londonderry Sentinel
Bloody Sunday costs 'must be revealed': The News Letter
Time for the truth about Bloody Sunday to emerge: The Irish Times
Dick Grogan
Ian Paisley 'peerage' an insult, insists murder slur man: Belfast Telegraph
Ex-military MP recalls horror of Droppin' Well: Belfast Telegraph
Northern Ireland minister calls on Ulster Museum to promote creationism: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Museums chief slams Northern Ireland 'interference': Belfast Telegraph
Sinn Féin MLA hits out at Culture Minister: Londonderry Sentinel
Orange Order voices Ulster Museum exhibition concerns: Belfast Telegraph
Wednesday, May 26
O'Loan punished by SDLP over his 'single party' gaffe: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Orange interventions only help Sinn Fein: The News Letter
Liam Clarke
Overstaying your welcome is a symptom of our body politic: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Unionist 'let's be friends' pokes falling a bit flat: The Irish Times
Newton Emerson
MLA criticised over parade comments: The News Letter
How South Belfast voted: Belfast Media
Alana Fearon
MI5 agent in Omagh bomb claim: UTV Internet
Crisis jail talks as dissident ends hunger strike: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Hunger strike vow: Newry Democrat
Joanne Ross
Man remanded over Dundalk 'bomb factory': UTV Internet
Shot Derry man admits drug-dealing past: BBC
Victim in dissident clemency plea: UTV Internet
Queen not welcome here, not yet anyway – Cllr McMahon: Donegal Democrat
Call for public apology after HET report exonerates Reavey family: The Cross Examiner
Brónagh Murphy
SF meeting place is targeted by arsonists: Newry Democrat
Claire Treanor
Plan to cut Northern Ireland councils may be delayed until 2015 (May 7): Belfast Telegraph
Poots defends delay in 'super councils': The News Letter
Call for ministers to take pay cut: Belfast Telegraph
CCTV probe after interface clashes: Derry Journal
Sinn Fein urges Derry kids – stop this riot nonsense: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
House of Lords is not perfect, but it works (May 24): Belfast Telegraph
Paul Vallely
Tuesday, May 25
Sinn Fein and SDLP 'should unite': Belfast Telegraph
Shock at call for nationalist unity: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Northern Ireland – SDLP assembly man in U-turn over Sinn Féin merger: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Unity poses a serious challenge for unionism: The News Letter
Ben Lowry
Order urged to 'stay out of politics': The News Letter
Sam McBride
Ritchie resigns from Stormont Executive: RTE
Why the Union's guardians threaten to bring it down: Belfast Telegraph
Owen Polley
Irish police foil Real IRA bomb plot on border: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Two held over potential explosive device: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan & Elaine Keogh
Dundalk bomb plant links to be scrutinised: Belfast Telegraph
Tom Brady
Man arrested in Dunmurry in 'dissident probe': BBC
Man shot in Strabane told he has '24 hours to leave': BBC
Mother says INLA killed her son and threatened to kill her and children: The Irish Times
Conor Lally
Court clears PSNI officer who fired six shots at man: Belfast Telegraph
MI5 officer – I didn't act as agent provocateur: Belfast Telegraph
Evelyn McDaid – 'I will miss Kevin until the day I die': The News Letter
Protestants still feel 'on edge' in Coleraine: The News Letter
PSNI say incident is 'hate crime': BBC
How the peace train pulled out without Martin Galvin: Belfast Telegraph
Jim Dee
Libel damages for police inquiry team: Guardian.co.uk
Roy Greenslade
Larkin made first Attorney General: Belfast Telegraph
New attorney general John Larkin 'may need more powers': BBC
Assembly breathes sigh of relief at £128m North cuts: Irish Independent
Noel McAdam
Wilson suggests range of savings in administrative costs and quango cull: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
A common cause against cuts: The Herald
Robbie Dinwoodie
Castlereagh slips back on transparency pledge: Belfast Media
Scott Jamison
Boom time to end for border traders: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Abortion is wrong, but should be legal in Ulster: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Irrelevance is a commodity never lacking in Irish academe: Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
Time for Paddy to embrace the old enemy as our friend (May 23): Sunday Independent
Declan Lynch
Monday, May 24
Unionist unity call by head of Orange Order: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Orange intervention "counter-productive" (May 23): (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Ian Paisley joins wife Eileen in House of Lords (May 23): Sunday Tribune
Suzanne Breen
President says peace process 'absolutely rock solid': The Irish Times
Lara Marlowe
Make peace a fact rather than a work in progress (May 7): Belfast Media
Fred Cobain
Garda seizure foils Real IRA plan for North bomb attack: Irish Independent
Tom Brady and Elaine Keogh
Minister for Justice warns of 'severe' threat from dissident republicans: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Serene location was perfect spot for dissidents: Irish Independent
Elaine Keogh
Man is shot and beaten in bedroom in Strabane: BBC
Aunt tells of family's ongoing grief at Kevin McDaid anniversary: Belfast Telegraph
Reckless remarks about the Troubles are no joke: Irish Post
Editorial
Hugo Swire becomes Northern Ireland minister (May 19): Exmouth Journal
Devolved leaders meet for talks in Belfast: BBC
Those who benefited should now step forward (May 3): Belfast Media
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir
Register of party donors essential (Jan 14): Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
State spends €750k paying lawyers to attend Irish courses (May 23): Sunday Tribune
Martin Frawley
€2m church bill sparks call for schools reform (May 21): Irish Independent
Katherine Donnelly
Sunday, May 23
Ex-UUP minister backs Nesbitt for leader: The News Letter
UUP needs a brave new leader – fast: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Northern Ireland – Three leaders lose as 'great blue hope' flops: Tribune Magazine
John Coulter
Do we really need to put an end to dual mandates? (May 21): The News Letter
Ben Lowry
Will Cameron be Grim Reaper of the public sector? (May 19): Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Adams relative on hunger strike is seriously ill: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Sinn Fein accuses MI5 over blaze: The News Letter
Two still held over dissident bomb operation: RTE
MLA rejects claim of 'mistaken identity': The News Letter
Man shot in Co. Down: UTV Internet
Embargo forces garda hopefuls to look North: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Brighton bomber justifies actions: Irish Post
Fiona Audley
Call for HET to clear UDR men: The News Letter
Tribunal into Border murders has cost taxpayer €6.3m: Sunday Independent
John Drennan
Let's explore benefits of co-operation, says Stuart (May 21): Belfast Telegraph
Symon Ross
Opportunities are real and significant – Kelly: The News Letter
Kennedy clan to visit in honour of senator Edward: Sunday Independent
Tom Ryan
Call to commemorate Easter Rising rejected: The News Letter
Rejoining the Commonwealth club? C'mon it'll be great sport: Sunday Independent
Eamon Delaney
Son of IRA man admits to US killing: The News Letter
Cardinal is hurting church by staying on: The Sunday Times
We can learn from Northern Ireland in appointing judges (May 17): The Irish Times
Carol Coulter
Saturday, May 22
Order calls for Unionist Unity: UTV Internet
No-one ever said political stability would be exciting: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Long to step down from Stormont: The News Letter
Divided opinions on councillor ban plan: The News Letter
The cousins are coming...: UTV Internet
Ken Reid
Cameron's election bodes well for relations with the North: Irish Post
Mal Rogers
Hung parliament was choice of the electorate: The News Letter
Ian Paisley
Cameron's blue-sky budget cuts need the hard sell to our MLAs (May 17): Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Ulster high on agenda of new PM: The News Letter
Editorial
PSNI full-time reserve are 'people, not a commodity': Ulster Star
Justice call over police disability pensions: BBC
Northern Ireland police investigate gun attack on ex-soldier: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Armagh attack may be mistaken identity: UTV Internet
I'm no Clint Eastwood – officer: Belfast Telegraph
Hollywood star says bomb comments were lost in translation: Irish Post
Siobhán Breatnach
'Shot in the back as I ran away': Derry Journal
Julieann Campbell
Hunger strike can be resolved – McCartney: Londonderry Sentinel
Shinners on prowl: Irish Independent
'Whacker' friend gets three years over INLA link: Evening Herald
Diarmaid Mac Dermott and Cormac Looney
MLA slams 'sniper' comments on BBC: The News Letter
SF councillor condemns sectarian abuse directed at U14 soccer team (May 19): Londonderry Sentinel
Girl injured as Customs storm Greencastle woman's home: Derry Journal
NI's leaders back Londonderry's British culture bid (May 18): Londonderry Sentinel
Photograph lands MLA in Sunday marathon row: The News Letter
McAleese urges farms co-operation (May 13): Belfast Telegraph
UK ban on below-cost alcohol to ease cross-border stampede (May 21): Irish Independent
Aideen Sheehan
Abortion ad blackout welcomed: The News Letter
Kirk and Catholic Church strengthen ties (May 21): The Scotsman
Craig Brown
Friday, May 21
Northern Ireland spared spending cuts for a year, David Cameron announces: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Peter Robinson's warning as new PM Cameron speaks of cuts: Belfast Telegraph
David Cameron's commitment to NI is 'absolute': RTE
Sir Reg gets a big thank you from Cameron: The News Letter
DUP expecting greater say at PM's Questions: Belfast Telegraph
Cameron faces questions on return to NI: BBC
Mark Devenport
Cameron's personal promise to Northern Ireland: Belfast Telegraph
David Cameron
Plenty of pain but no relief in sight: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Cowen calls for unionist respect for 1916 plans: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
Cowen warns dissidents not to hijack 1916 centenary plan: Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
McCausland issues Easter Rising centenary warning: Belfast Telegraph
Cameron would like queen to visit: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Ireland should join Commonwealth – senator: Belfast Telegraph
Furthering our friendship: Irish Independent
Editorial
Taoiseach backs British culture bid: Londonderry Sentinel
Shannon to address MPs in Ulster Scots: The News Letter
Ritchie puts pressure on Cameron over Saville: Londonderry Sentinel
Bloody Sunday report out in fortnight, Cameron tells McGuinness: The Times
David Sharrock
Deliver the dollars to deprived Northern Ireland areas, US envoy is urged: Belfast Telegraph
Welcome for retention of full-time Reserve: Londonderry Sentinel
Olga Bradshaw
Ex-IRA activists 'not joining dissident ranks': Belfast Telegraph
Violent republicans killed one, shot 16 and planted 12 bombs: Londonderry Sentinel
Kevin Mullan
Irish science graduate jailed for having bomb parts: Belfast Telegraph
Man who is paraplegic jailed for three years for INLA kidnap plot: The Irish Times
Bonus pay allegations are untrue, MI5 agent tells court: Belfast Telegraph
Paul Higgins
Over £16m spent on Maze site 'where nothing is happening': The News Letter
400 set to take part in Republican march through Hamilton: Hamilton Advertiser
John Rowbotham
Thursday, May 20
Paisley Jr to stand down from assembly: UTV Internet
UUP looks unlikely to take the hint from electorate: The Irish Times
David Adams
Politics is about more than counting heads: Belfast Telegraph
Peter Shirlow
Mix-up sees MP miss first day: The News Letter
First Ministers Robinson and McGuinness say no to call for reform on ethics: Belfast Telegraph
Police 'must be given funds to combat threat': The News Letter
Warning on PSNI must be heeded: The News Letter
Editorial
Ex-priest sues over PSNI security vetting: BBC
Vincent Kearney
Sergeant fired shots 'in fear': UTV Internet
Dissidents won't stop Derry culture bid says US envoy: BBC
Abuse mars match: Londonderry Sentinel
Kevin Mullan
Loyalists 'will continue to put flags up': Ballymoney Times
Counting the cost of delaying council reform: The News Letter
N R Greer
Interface project aims to build trust: UTV Internet
Republican mavericks behind city protest: Evening Herald
Michael Lavery
Man connected to £26.5m Northern Bank raid jailed for being in IRA: Belfast Telegraph
100% conviction rate reported for terrorism offences: Irish Examiner
Cormac O'Keeffe
Eugene Reavey calls for Paisley apology: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Gerry Adams' brother remanded on continuing bail: Belfast Telegraph
MLAs hit out at £12.5m Maze 'waste': UTV Internet
Shared history North & South important – Cowen: RTE
Belfast's Ulster Museum and the trouble with the Troubles: Guardian.co.uk
Jonathan Jones
The Irish won't rule in England after all.... (May 18): Derry Journal
Norman Hamill
Integrated schools defended: Belfast Telegraph
For good or ill, hierarchy always puts church first (May 19): The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Ireland – the Brady crunch: Guardian.co.uk
Andrew Brown
Cuts must start at the top of a bloated public sector: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
Hope for PMS savers after Equitable rescue: The News Letter
We need new foundations to help build a better country: The Irish Times
Eamon Gilmore
Wednesday, May 19
Fermanagh vote row could yet end in court: The News Letter
Battle on for Durkan seat: Derry Journal
Naomi catches Robbo with a knockout blow: Derry Journal
Norman Hamill
NI MPs opposing government: UTV Internet
Change of government won't damage peace process – insists McGuinness: Derry Journal
Energetic but naive – the risky mix that drives Owen Paterson: Belfast Telegraph
Maurice Hayes
The times, they are changing: UTV Internet
Ken Reid
Teacher leads review of Ulster Unionists: Derry Journal
Time for change in unionism (May 17): The News Letter
Editorial
Pipe bomb abandoned in Newry sparks anger: The Cross Examiner
Brónagh Murphy
Man charged after terrorism arrests: UTV Internet
Road reopens after security alert in west Belfast: BBC
Police 'must be given funds to combat threat': The News Letter
No justice without law and order: Derry Journal
Editorial
Billboard appeal for missing Crossmaglen men: The Cross Examiner
Brónagh Murphy
Omagh bomb damages claim fails: UTV Internet
Blame RIRA for your wife's death: Belfast Telegraph
All republican violence has failed in its aims – no one in 1916 wanted what we have today: Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
Why it's still too soon to call the past a foreign country: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Maze prison 'indecision bill' costs £12.5m: BBC
Durkan to lead SDLP drive for united Ireland: Londonderry Sentinel
Adams in appeal for All-Ireland economics: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Tories are foolish to line up Northern Ireland as a tax haven: Guardian.co.uk
Richard Murphy
Invest NI fearful over funding cuts: BBC
Tories must not be cavalier with cuts: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
150 mums go North to save on birth costs: Evening Herald
Cardinal Brady resists calls to resign: BBC
William Crawley
Canny Cardinal puts Pope on the spot: The Times
Ruth Gledhill
A historic opportunity for optimistic leadership (Apr 24): The Irish Times
Maureen Gaffney
Tuesday, May 18
DUP and UUP put out unity feelers: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Paisley and Empey 'to be made peers': The News Letter
UUP accused over Robinson quit call (May 16): Belfast Telegraph
Sir Reg – and Peter – should go now: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Could Mike Nesbitt end up as Ulster Unionist leader?: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Empey should be wise to cut short this long goodbye: The News Letter
Liam Clarke
Unionist unity will require policies and not just pacts: Belfast Telegraph
David McNarry
Grass will be greener when the fence is gone (Apr 22): Belfast Telegraph
Steven Agnew
UUP may benefit from electoral reform (May 11): The News Letter
Ben Lowry
Local derby throws up the usual result (May 11): Derry Journal
Norman Hamill
Paterson urged to act on SF expenses: The News Letter
Sam McBride
225 reserve officers to stay on till March 2011: BBC
Northern Ireland police attacked during bomb hoax: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Dissidents 'determined to wreak destruction': The News Letter
'We won't be going back' – say Donegal schools affected by bomb threat in Derry (May 14): Derry Journal
Officer feared he would be shot: UTV Internet
Officials fail in bid to reveal secret files (May 11): Belfast Telegraph
Call to restore funding for bombing survivors: The Irish Times
Michael O'Regan
How only time will tell the future for our past: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Youths fly flag for Good Relations (May 7): Derry Journal
Meeting to thrash out the cuts Northern Ireland must face: Belfast Telegraph
Sam Lister and Noel McAdam
Cameron and Clegg could save Inishowen: Derry Journal
North will lie at mercy of Nama in years to come: The Irish Times
Francess McDonnell
EU 'no threat' to Republic's low corporate tax (May 15): Belfast Telegraph
Catholic Church will 'not easily surrender' its role in education (May 10): The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Dark side of the church (May 12): Irish Independent
Editorial
Monday, May 17
Empey to stand down as UUP leader: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Sir Reg in challenge to Robinson: The News Letter
Unionism 'needs fresh approach' – Empey: BBC
Robinson – I'll not be pushed: The News Letter
Who could you mean, Mr Paisley? (May 15): Belfast Telegraph
Chances of unionist pact receding: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Now for the next step (May 10): Belfast Media
Editorial
Pat Cox quashes Sinn Fein quit rumours: Impartial Reporter
Catriona Loughran
McShane issues first post-SF statement: Ballymoney Times
Row as border PSNI station to be closed: The News Letter
'Be realistic' over police station closures, Baggott is urged: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Why we must not sleepwalk into new parades legislation (May 13): Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann
We will consider pay cuts – ministers: The News Letter
'Peripheral' IRA didn't warrant 'full-blooded' massacre (Apr 26): Derry Journal
Funds call for bomb victim campaign: Belfast Telegraph
Still no justice: MorningStarOnline.co.uk
Paddy McGuffin
British fail to attend Famine ceremony: Irish Independent
Brian McDonald
Rockall dispute denied: The Irish Times
Lorna Siggins
Inspections 'key to raising standards' in Irish language schools (May 15): Belfast Telegraph
Seven held after Anglo Irish protest: The Irish Times
Catholic Archbishop in plea to media (May 5): Belfast Telegraph
Issues for the Catholic Church (May 12): The Irish Times
Editorial
A nation in the grip of secular Calvinism (May 10): The Herald
Ron Ferguson
Sunday, May 16
Empey to stand down before UUP conference: RTE
Ulster Unionists must resolve key unity question: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Can Naomi keep her seat (May 14): The News Letter
Ben Lowry
Candidates in East Londonderry seat look back at election outcome: Coleraine Times
Voting reform could breathe life into UUP: The News Letter
Ben Lowry
Coalitions and Stormont's 'local madness': BBC
Jim Fitzpatrick
UK coalition talks put Ulster to shame: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Glued to spectacle of the unthinkable being thought: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Two nations divided by a common political language: The Herald
Ian Bell
Child escapes Newry gun attack: UTV Internet
Dissident deal linked to Kildare arms haul: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
'Bright brand new day' for Coulter: Derry Journal
Pressure on Poots over changeover: The News Letter
Anger over Council's investment snub (May 11): Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
Saville must exonerate every victim – Truth more important (May 14): Derry Journal
Release Saville report now (May 14): Derry Journal
Editorial
Parents speak out over Irish language schools: Belfast Telegraph
Kathryn Torney
Former BBC man Jerome Quinn 'responsible for his sacking' (May 14): Belfast Telegraph
The Sun speaks with forked tongue to the Scots on behalf of English Tory voters (May 11): Guardian.co.uk
Roy Greenslade
Extradition of missing Basque killer opposed: Belfast Telegraph
Can we make a link between Broadways? (May 10): Belfast Media
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