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Tuesday, May 31
Robinson and McGuinness to attend talks in Scotland: BBC
MP 'outraged' at ex-IRA appointments: UTV
Unionists must press home advantage: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Unionists plot 'Facebook Fight' – Split in UUP appears inevitable: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
DUP anger as bomber appointed Limavady mayor: BBC
Niall to be the new Mayor of Belfast: Belfast Media
WikiLeaks Northern Ireland secrets revealed: Belfast Telegraph
Adrian Rutherford and Paul Connolly
'Get off our backs': Derry Journal
Bomb accused 'was collecting taxi fare': UTV
Queen 'deeply moved' by reception on Cork visit: Irish Examiner
Eoin English
Soft hearts and hard heads needed: Belfast Media
Des Wilson
Ex-officers reject Rosemary Nelson criticism: Belfast Telegraph
John Mulgrew
'Vindication of the RUC' says Gardiner: Lurgan Mail
RUC abuse in town made Nelson 'legitimate target': Portadown Times
Kelly condemns government "spin": Lurgan Mail
British 'moving the goalposts on collusion': Belfast Media
Kieran Hughes
Decision on Smithwick tribunal criticised: The Irish Times
Harry McGee
'We shouldn't have faced trial in the first place': Derry Journal
Barry McGuigan – The police gave me a gun to protect me from the IRA: Daily Mirror
Rachael Bletchly
Harbinson could be out in two years: Belfast Media
Paul Ainsworth
Action Prison says NI jails 'beyond point of crisis': BBC
Northern Ireland economy to fall behind rest of UK: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Bridge-building is the way forward (May 23): Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Norris – emigrants should get to vote (May 18): Irish Post
Graham Clifford
England past its glory was still a land of hope (May 17): The Irish Times
Fintan O'Toole
Scotland – hate crime figures rise to highest in five years (May 19): Guardian.co.uk
Severin Carrell
Scotland would 'gain little' from independence, says Alex Salmond's economic adviser (May 30): Daily Telegraph
Simon Johnson
Scotland goes its own way (May 7): The Irish Times
Editorial
Monday, May 30
Don't snub me, mayor urges deputy: Belfast Telegraph
Two charged over dissident activity: UTV
Kerr deserved to die – peace rally taunt (May 12): Impartial Reporter
Chris Donegan
New police plea on Moffett shooting: Belfast Telegraph
SF reshuffle allays fears on education (May 17): Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Time for action at Stormont (May 12): Impartial Reporter
Editorial
Elliott was right to be in a flutter over political flag-wavers (May 13): Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
British troops given Freedom of Castlereagh honour: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Truth is out there but can an inquiry find it? (May 29): (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
Let's get back to balancing the books now VIP circus is over: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
Relevance of the Presidency: The Irish Times
Editorial
Republic 'using loan to snatch investment' (May 12): Belfast Telegraph
Clare Weir
Business Opportunity – Anglo-Irish Body Aims To Boost Trade (May 18): The Irish Times
Ciarán Hancock
Presbyterian Mutual Society rescue package accepted (May 16): BBC
Northern Ireland police chief gets to grips with skills of hurling: Belfast Telegraph
First 'structured dialogue' between church and State (May 20): The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Administrator welcomes debate on religion in schools (May 27): Irish Examiner
Jimmy Woulfe
Fewer than one in five attend Sunday Mass in Dublin: The Irish Times
Jamie Smyth
Gilmore in tribute to peace envoy (May 14): Belfast Telegraph
How to win friends in Ireland (May 19): The Jewish Chronicle
Marcus Dysch
Locals urge paroled killer to move away: The Herald
Gerry Braiden
Sectarianism – Changing the law is one thing, changing attitudes is harder: Daily Telegraph
Alan Cochrane
Queen 'sent for Cameron over Union break-up fear': The Herald
Michael Settle
Queen's role wouldn't exist in an independent Scotland: The Herald
Andrew McKie
The Union still makes Britain greater (May 8): Sunday Telegraph
Editorial
Sunday, May 29
Two charged over dissident activity: UTV
Police revisit scene of bank bomb: UTV
Sinn Fein shows no surrender to any human feeling: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
Cash-strapped Executive counts the cost of division: Belfast Telegraph
Mark Magill
The Treasury (May 10): Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Success of visits has given me a reason to feel proud again: Sunday Independent
Marcus Spray
Britain's the big brother we all resented (May 24): The Irish Times
Adam Brophy
Miriam did us all a service by respecting Obama's roots: Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
Before one is entitled to have a strong opinion on historical matters, one must at least learn them (May 17): Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
Orange links could turn golden: Drogheda Independent
Hubert Murphy
Bobby Moffett murder – police in 1st anniversary appeal: BBC
Royal Irish homecoming in Castlereagh: UTV
Sinn Fein should be more balanced: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Revealed – The cost of policing 15-minute parade in Stoneyford (May 13): Belfast Media
Ciára Keenan
Top loyalist 'supergrass' is de-briefed (May 18): The News Letter
RUC tribunal 'must not be obstructed': Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
Camloch hunger striker remembered on 30th anniversary of his death: The Cross Examiner
Pat McGinn
Regret at unsuccessful Senate bid: The News Letter
Well, look who's back – my not-very-good friend Iris (May 24): Evening Herald
Anna Nolan
Devolution of tax powers to Stormont could be less than a year away (May 27): Belfast Telegraph
Heather McGarrigle
Citizens should have access to non-sectarian public schools (May 26): The Irish Times
Eoin Daly
Love-hate relationship with our fellow Celts: The Scotsman
Tom Peterkin
Celtic fans told – Sign new rules or face ban (May 19): The Herald
Gerry Braiden
Breaking up the union may have a greater financial impact than the SNP wants: Scotland on Sunday
John Kay
Divided cities in peace meet: Londonderry Sentinel
Saturday, May 28
Bomb alerts bring gridlock to Belfast: Belfast Telegraph
Police probe punishment shootings: UTV
Anger at stunt to 'cleanse' Garden of queen's visit: Evening Herald
Tim McKenzie
Changing the relationship with Britain: The Irish Times
Paul Gillespie
Irish emigrants are glue that binds our countries (May 18): Irish Independent
David McWilliams
I wonder what would my late mother think of it all: Drogheda Independent
Dermot Ahern
I had 'private audience' with queen: Irish Independent
Martin Callinan
Queen and Obama visits can be benchmark for a new beginning: The Irish Times
Maureen Gaffney
Irish language row erupts after Royal stamp of approval: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Cathal Dervan
Durkan plea for Gov. neutrality on Irish unity referendum rejected: Londonderry Sentinel
It's time everyone had a say in who presides over Ireland: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Donnelly
A culture of respect (May 18): Belfast Media
Editorial
DUP backs Ruth Patterson over Sinn Fein mayor snub: BBC
Murdered teen's legal team 'baffled' by Police Ombudsman report delay: Belfast Telegraph
Mother recalls moment that killer knew he had lost murder appeal: Portadown Times
Police appeal year on from UVF's murder of Moffett: Belfast Telegraph
New PSNI tests urged over dissident's mystery death: Belfast Telegraph
Loyalists hoping to put boot into racism: The News Letter
We don't know if Iris Robinson is in the clear, say councillors: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Families welcome inquest ruling as 'major victory': Tyrone Times
IRA founder, 89, has 'no regrets' (May 17): The News Letter
Caitriona Ruane departure 'is a chance to make progress': Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Rainey
Education bridging the divide (May 19): Impartial Reporter
Editorial
A5 scheme – Danny Kennedy 'won't be rushed': BBC
Louise Cullen
US unties economic lifelines to Ulster (May 18): The News Letter
N R Greer
Sectarian killer Jason Campbell back on the streets after 15 years for schoolboy's murder: Scottish Daily Record
Mark Mcgivern
Republican march through Hamilton planned: Hamilton Advertiser
Scottish independence – a brave new world (May 20): The Guardian
Gerry Hassan
Being British – How has the internet affected our national identity? (May 15): The Observer
Aleks Krotoski
Nagorno-Karabakh conflict not to resolve itself (Apr 4): News.am (Armenia)
Friday, May 27
Sinn Fein – death threats won't force a U-turn over killer's job: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Victim pleads for SF rethink over adviser: The News Letter
SF defends giving Stormont post to convicted killer: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Sinn Fein's double standards make it a laughing stock: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
OFMDFM advert broke broadcast law (May 24): The News Letter
The real meaning of voter 'apathy' (May 20): Belfast Media
Des Wilson
Unionists need friends, not foes in the chamber: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Bishop praises 'courage' of President and Queen: The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Our superb President with the common touch has raised the bar: Irish Examiner
Matt Cooper
Bomb found as homes evacuated in south Belfast: BBC
Security alert in Newtownabbey: UTV Internet
Five arrested in NI dissident inquiry: RTE
Campbell gun plea for worker: Londonderry Sentinel
Bobby Tohill kidnap – Man remanded in custody: BBC
McGeough speaks out from jail about 'unsafe conviction': Tyrone Times
Iris Robinson exonerated over award of lease to her former lover: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam and Catherine Lynagh
PUP accounts show deficit of more than £57,000 in 2010: BBC
Sinn Fein man is Belfast's youngest Mayor: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Dublin accused of probe interference: The News Letter
Derry visit a big success for 'Murph families (May 20): Belfast Media
Gráinne McWilliams
King takes up the fight for Friends of Ireland: Irish Echo
Susan Garraty
New US economic envoy 'is unlikely': Belfast Telegraph
Heather McGarrigle
Full agenda for next North-South meeting: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Kenny commits to motorway in North: Irish Independent
Michael Brennan
Danny Kennedy to wait on new A5 road inquiry (May 20): BBC
£850m road plan illegal, eco-group tells A5 inquiry (May 19): Belfast Telegraph
Cheaper design for NI road urged (May 13): The Irish Times
Frank McDonald
Sinn Fein minister's Irish language pledge: Belfast Telegraph
Irish in danger of dying out in Gaeltacht shortly, says FG: The Irish Times
Marie O'Halloran
Celtic Northern Ireland player McGinn admits supporting Republic: Belfast Telegraph
York to host Orange Order march: The Press (York)
Richard Catton
Minister to target sectarian crime (May 22): The Herald
Robbie Dinwoodie
Thursday, May 26
Sister calls for killer to quit Stormont job: UTV Internet
Appointment of Sinn Fein adviser provokes anger: The News Letter
Robinson criticises job for woman in Mary Travers link: BBC
SF defends Stormont job for murderer: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
IRA murderer to keep job in Northern Ireland Assembly: Belfast Telegraph
Connla Young
Six run in West Belfast by-election: UTV Internet
Gun and ammo in laptop as gardai probe Queen plot: Evening Herald
Ken Foy
Ulster counties' no-show for Queen 'blown out of proportion', says Cooney: Irish Examiner
Fintan O'Toole
By Royal decree there's a change in Irish psyche: Belfast Telegraph
Henry McDonald
What is the true nature of our relationship with Britain?: Irish Post
Righting an historic wrong: Irish Echo
Gerry Adams
Two visits we will remember forever: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
John Spain
Queen's visit much more meaningful: Southern Star
Editorial
British-Irish relations – A royal stamp of approval (May 21): Los Angeles Times
Editorial
GAA man appointed to policing board: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty & Dan Keenan
Dissident threat and red tape 'hindering police': BBC
PSNI marathon video plea over Ronan Kerr murder: Belfast Telegraph
Nuala Kerr recalls news of attack on son Ronan: BBC
Dissidents on lockdown as Maghaberry protest grows: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Minister to meet parties over Nelson: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Murdered solicitor 'crossed the line': The News Letter
Rosemary Nelson – 10 years on: Guardian.co.uk
Beatrix Campbell
Uncovering the truth is still proving elusive: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
'No need to squander money on inquiries': The News Letter
Norman Baxter
Time to face truth about inquiries: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Tribunal into RUC ambush not told of end-of-year deadline: The Irish Times
Harry McGee
Michael Campbell not in Real IRA, Lithuania court hears: BBC
Adams extradition case for July: The Irish Times
Mystery shrouds North economic envoy job: Irish Echo
Robinson plans US investment talks: Belfast Telegraph
Archive on Northern Ireland's 'Troubles' Faces Federal Subpoena: Boston College Chronicle
Why I – as a proud Wicklow man – am glad to fight for the British army: Evening Herald
Patrick Bury
Republic's player poaching to blame for stay-away fans: Belfast Telegraph
Owen Polley
Football bigotry in Scotland to be tackled by five-year jail sentences: Guardian.co.uk
Severin Carrell
Northern Ireland peace can inspire Middle East, says Obama: Belfast Telegraph
Sam Lister
Wednesday, May 25
Rosemary Nelson findings a sad indictment of legal system, claims Amnesty: Belfast Telegraph
Amanda Poole
Adams claims collusion in Nelson killing: UTV Internet
Nelson report 'being used to smear RUC': The News Letter
Nelson Inquiry – SDLP fears over 'direct rule in drag': BBC
Call to end costly 'witch hunt' inquiries: The News Letter
Debate will continue after Nelson inquiry: BBC
Mark Devenport
Rosemary Nelson inquiry: The Irish Times
Editorial
Troubles case 'needs to be re-opened': UTV Internet
British will not hand over bomb files, says Kenny: The Irish Times
Michael O'Regan
Deadline is imposed on Garda collusion inquiry: The News Letter
Belfast City Council votes for rule change: BBC
Lord mayor 'rule change bid' lashed: The News Letter
Unionists fail to take power on Belfast Council: Belfast Telegraph
Confusing messages as UUP seeks role: The News Letter
Sam McBride
DUP man enters by-election: The News Letter
Wife scared to name 'UVF' attackers: UTV Internet
GAA official Ryan Feeney joins Policing Board: BBC
Policing Board essential to PSNI improvements: UTV Internet
Derry bank bomb CCTV footage released: BBC
Police chief slams 'reckless' bank bombers: The News Letter
Security alert in west Belfast: UTV Internet
RAAD warn estate agents: Derry Journal
Queen's visit to be commemorated at Aras visitor centre: Irish Independent
Nick Bramhill
Two face court over protests at queen's visit: Evening Herald
Andrew Phelan
Queen has given us right to believe in parity of esteem: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Queen's visit will help normalise relations: The News Letter
N R Greer
It should have happened years ago (May 22): Sunday Independent
Ivor Roberts
My regal salute to these strong and equal women: Belfast Telegraph
Nuala McKeever
Paddy has passed a milestone on the long road to adulthood (May 22): Sunday Independent
Declan Lynch
IRSP commemorate O'Hara: Derry Journal
Hundreds gather to remember Camloch-born Hunger Striker Raymond McCreesh: The Cross Examiner
Brónagh Murphy
Loyalist wins housing award for cross community work: Belfast Telegraph
MPs favour cut in N Ireland corporation tax: Financial Times
Vanessa Houlder
North should get to set its own corporate tax rates, says report: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
'Most people – maybe even Margaret Thatcher – will recall him as a very nice man' (May 20): Irish Independent
Diarmuid Doyle
NI progress source of hope says President Obama (May 23): BBC
Obama Wrongly Compares Ireland and Israel: WeeklyStandard.com
Mark Dubowitz
Tuesday, May 24
Role of state agents called into question over Rosemary Nelson murder: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Nelson inquiry says RUC failed to protect murdered solicitor: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty, Dan Keenan & Mark Hennessy
RUC chief Flanagan 'thought Rosemary Nelson immoral': Belfast Telegraph
Mixed reactions to Nelson report: UTV Internet
Rosemary Nelson death inquiry – who is on the panel?: Belfast Telegraph
Nelson inquiry critical of RUC and NIO failures: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Rosemary Nelson murder inquiry – Report doesn't rule out 'rogue' police officers' role: Belfast Telegraph
Bombers thought they could get away with murder: BBC
Dominic Casciani
Time is right for full truth recovery process: (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Liam Clarke
Nelson inquiry – Case must be re-opened: Irish Examiner
Editorial
HET report shows flaws in RUC murder investigation: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
Mended ties' frayed edges: Boston Globe
Kevin Cullen
Bid to ban use of 'the North' in Assembly: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Unionist pact at Belfast City Hall: Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
Belfast City Hall row over unionist pact U-turn: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
To Ireland – With Love, Ian Paisley: CNBC.com
Nicole Lapin
Ireland visit was brilliant – Queen: Enniscorthy Guardian
Apply spirit of Islandbridge to WW2 heroes: Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
Commonwealth is Ireland's Bess bet – New Anglo-Irish Treaty a must: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
A new path to a Common Wealth (May 22): Sunday Independent
Anne Harris
Smiles in Ireland (May 23): Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Editorial
Healing the wounds (May 19): Toronto Star
Editorial
Time to change our tune (May 22): Sunday Independent
John Chambers
Barack Obama in Ireland praises peacemakers for 'ripple of hope': Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Funding Irish group sparks earmark debate: Washington Post
Ben Pershing
Loyalist working class is a lost tribe (May 19): The News Letter
Nick Garbutt
Ronan Kerr's mum in plea over policing: Belfast Telegraph
Amanda Poole
Garda HQ in bomb scare over computer: Evening Herald
Ken Foy
Garret Fitzgerald (May 20): Daily Telegraph
A great citizen, he was the man who changed Ireland (May 20): Irish Independent
John Bruton
Sectarian Attacks four times higher: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
Aviva families want NI fans 'driven to the door': Evening Herald
Niall O'Connor
Beat bigotry by docking clubs points – top officer: The Scotsman
Andrew Whitaker
Britain 'will be better without Scotland' says poll: Metro.co.uk
Iraqis arrive on a factfinding mission: Belfast Telegraph
Clare Weir
Monday, May 23
Nelson murder inquiry findings to be published: RTE
How Rosemary Nelson became loyalist hate figure: BBC
Vincent Kearney
Nelson murder report – I held Rosie's hand and begged her not to die (May 22): (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
BC should hand over Irish archive tapes: Boston Globe
Juliette Kayyem
Here's to you, Mr and Mrs Robinson (May 22): (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
What is wrong with the SDLP? (May 17): BBC
Martina Purdy
Ex-IRA prisoner Danny Morrison in U-turn on Queen's trip: Belfast Telegraph
Onlookers 'just felt so proud to be Irish' (May 19): Irish Examiner
Eoin English
Gardai did great job for royals but blanket security is too unwieldy: Irish Independent
Mary Kenny
Quiet dignity of crowds exposes the Irish elite: The Irish Times
Ann Marie Hourihane
At last, both of us know who our real friends are (May 22): Sunday Independent
Frederick Forsyth
FitzGerald's final Anglo-Irish dream a reality: Irish Examiner
Caroline O'Doherty
'Our tireless Queen won over Republic': The News Letter
Ben Lowry
A week when Britain and Ireland grew up (May 22): The Observer
Fintan O'Toole
Queen's visit demolished age-old myths (May 19): The Irish Times
Stephen Bates
Thanks for coming to Ireland ' but we still need a bailout (May 19): The Guardian
Colm Toíbín
Anglo-Irish relations shall no longer dominate future (May 21): Irish Independent
James Downey
Why there's no hate and no shame in my identity crisis (May 19): Belfast Telegraph
Sharon Owens
The ambitions of a lifetime can be realised in a single moment (May 19): Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
Queen's visit will be judged by the actions that spring from it: The Irish Times
Gerry Adams
Queen's visit cemented the Union: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Queen's visit points to peace, progress: Nelson (NZ) Mail
Editorial
Our nation can restore its pride (May 22): Sunday Independent
Editorial
It is fitting Queen should visit as FitzGerald bowed out (May 21): The Irish Times
Stephen Collins
An out of touch stance almost left GAA on sidelines: Sunday Independent
Tommy Conlon
GAA has done us all a great service (May 19): Irish Independent
Editorial
Real IRA blamed for Derry bank bombing: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
'My husband was framed' claims ex-RIRA chief's wife (May 22): (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
Thousands demonstrate against MoD's Belfast parade rejection: The News Letter
City will host event for soldiers: Belfast Telegraph
Senior military officer welcomes protest 'support': The News Letter
Course on forthcoming Centenaries: Ballymoney Times
Border smuggling controls lax, claims report (May 21): The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Community Relations Week aims to challenge sectarianism and racism in Northern Ireland: Belfast Telegraph
Anne Madden
The 'real' special relationship (May 21): Irish Independent
Ciaran Byrne
Making a film about a man who makes peace (May 22): Boston Globe
Loren King
'We have the laws to tackle bigotry – but police just aren't using them,' says top historian: The Scotsman
Nick Eardley
SNP gets Orange support in protest at Labour: The Herald
Gerry Braiden
How the Queen will help see off Scottish independence (May 19): Daily Telegraph
Tim Walker
Sunday, May 22
Poll shows how Queen was taken to Irish hearts: Sunday Independent
Daniel McConnell
Queen's visit to Ireland could mark the start of a new era, says Gerry Adams: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Queen's visit heralds 'whole new era': Boston Globe
Kevin Cullen
Her head bowed and 'the whole of Ireland missed a heartbeat': Sunday Independent
John McEntee
UK keen on alliance with Kenny to combat EU: Sunday Independent
Daniel McConnell
Maybe Ireland should ditch the euro for sterling?: Liverpool Echo
Frank Field
Old enemy has turned out to be our most valued and trusted ally: Sunday Independent
Daniel McConnell
Royal visit – Memorial ceremony urges peace (May 19): Irish Examiner
Editorial
This visit was what they call showtime – and Liz, you played a blinder (May 18): Evening Herald
Eamon Carr
Queen delved into past to point a way to the future: Belfast Telegraph
Owen Dudley Edwards
British nod is coming in our direction -- for the time being: Sunday Independent
Gene Kerrigan
The Queen in Ireland – a majestic turning point: Sunday Telegraph
Jenny McCartney
International coverage was like the Oscars every day: Evening Herald
Andrew Lynch
I'm proud to be Irish -- and I'm proud to be British too: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Queen Elizabeth announces end to war between Irish and British – historic visit brings end to 800-year conflict (May 19): Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
Visit marks sheer effort to overcome our troubles: Sunday Independent
Diarmaid Ferriter
A defining moment?: Belfast Telegraph
Mike Nesbitt, Malachi O'Doherty, David McKittrick and Arthur Edwards
Friends and equals don't need to ask for apologies: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
Barack Obama and the Queen to visit Ireland during its time of despair: The Observer
David Sharrock
A royal boost to our confidence: Irish Independent
Editorial
Gardai thwarted 'pathetic' plots by thugs: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Queen's visit bomb find – Police question man: BBC
Derry city centre bomb thrown into bank by attackers: BBC
NI politicians condemn Derry bomb blast: RTE
RIR receives Lisburn honour: The News Letter
Report due on Rosemary Nelson murder: UTV Internet
FitzGerald always acted with good authority: Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
Patriot who never gave up on dream of a better Ireland (May 20): Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
Dr Garret FitzGerald – Statesman has secured a rich legacy (May 20): Irish Examiner
Editorial
Irish peacemaker takes his leave (May 20): Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Nation has suffered the death of a giant (May 21): Irish Independent
Editorial
Two men face trial over Neil Lennon bomb investigation: BBC
Saturday, May 21
SF mayor shakes hands with Queen: The Irish Times
Mary Minihan
People come before party, says Browne: Irish Independent
Barry Duggan and Fionnan Sheahan
SF 'surprised' at Queen handshake: UTV Internet
The Queen in Ireland – A sovereign's debt: Financial Times
David Gardner and John Murray Brown
Queen's historic visit hailed as a massive success: Irish Independent
Ralph Riegel, Lise Hand and Tom Brady
Queen's visit beat all expectations, says UK envoy: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy and Barry Roche
Mayor says 'city's martyrs would have been proud': Irish Examiner
Dan Buckley
Hume says Queen's visit transformative: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
Nobody said a bad word -- even on 'Liveline': Irish Independent
John Boland
A warm welcome for the Queen in the rebel county: BBC
Conor Spackman
SF applauds hunger strikers as royal motorcade passes: Irish Examiner
Niall Murray
A memory of welcome for many British: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
Irish in Britain 'gain from visit': The Irish Times
Barry Roche
All is changed, changed utterly, on these islands (May 19): Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
The week that Anglophobia died: The Irish Times
Fintan O'Toole
Queen shaken and stirred as Irish tour concludes: Guardian.co.uk
Stephen Bates
Visit marks sheer effort to overcome our troubles: Irish Independent
Diarmaid Ferriter
Truth and reconciliation: The Independent
Editorial
Queen's Hand of History is offered to wrong people (May 19): Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Queen Elizabeth's protesters are hypocrites: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Cathal Dervan
A triumph for diplomacy, and for the monarchy: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
Crowning moment: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
A fitting finale to successful royal visit: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Unthinkable? Electing Elizabeth II: The Guardian
Editorial
Significance of the Queen's visit: The Irish Times
Editorial
Irish eyes are smiling as Queen hints at return trip: The Scotsman
Ed Carty
Royal joy... now bring on Obama: Evening Herald
Editorial
Obama still has key role on North: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
'Irish brigade' testament to US president's penchant for Paddys: The Irish Times
Lara Marlowe
US president to pay tribute to McAleese: Irish Examiner
Juno McEnroe and Catherine Shanahan
'Loner' being quizzed over bus bomb: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
My girl could have been murdered by republican bus bombers: Evening Herald
Maurice McQuillan
Ballymena turns out in force to welcome RIR back from Afghanistan: Belfast Telegraph
Security to be tight as Royal Irish Regiment gets Freedom of Lisburn: Ulster Star
If Iris does return, let's treat her with sympathy and respect: Belfast Telegraph
Fionola Meredith
I'm still mourning my sister who died in the Dublin bombings: Irish Independent
RIP a true gent and an earl of wisdom: The Guardian
Simon Hoggart
Ex-Orangeman jailed for sex abuse: UTV Internet
Ferguson issue exposes Northern dilemma: The Irish Times
Michael Walker
Lennon vows to continue fighting Celtic's corner – Smith was 'wrong, totally wrong': The Herald
Graeme Macpherson
Friday, May 20
SF chief 'to face quiz on murder': The News Letter
Executive gets down to business: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Snapshot of UUP and SDLP's Stormont woe: The News Letter
Gerry Adams hails Queen's message: The Independent
Queen must grovel some more, demands Gerry Adams – Monarch's words to Ireland a 'gross understatement': Daily Mail
Queen's speech 'marks opening of new chapter': The News Letter
The Queen in Ireland – standing ovation in Dublin: Daily Telegraph
Andy Bloxham
Irish eyes are smiling – show of respect turns Queen into runaway favourite: The Guardian
Stephen Bates and Henry McDonald
Queen to engage with Rebels in heart of city: Irish Examiner
Seán McCárthaigh, John Fogarty and Caroline O'Doherty
Ulster GAA boards claim Croke Park snub for Queen's visit: Irish Examiner
John Fogarty
SF 'missed an opportunity' – Robinson: The News Letter
Queen's conciliatory message and use of Irish draws widespread praise from many quarters: The Irish Times
Mary Minihan
Papers cast their doubts aside over wisdom of historic tour: Irish Independent
Ian Burrell
Queen's visit fails to make a splash across the water: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Gardai foil a hoax car-bomb plan by Real IRA dissidents: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Ragged band of protesters home in time for eastenders: Evening Herald
Terry Prone
Courage and sincerity on both sides deliver rich rewards: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
Queen's symbolic gesture is a challenge to unionists: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Donnelly
Proud, for the first time ever, to put my hand up to being a subject: Irish Examiner
Tricia Tyson
Monarch is no longer a menace to Sinn Fein: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Thanks to the Queen, we can be friends again: Daily Telegraph
Sarah Carey
The Queen's visit to Ireland shows just what an asset she is to our country: Daily Mail
Harry Phibbs
Hope and history in rhythm at last: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Mary McAleese – Irish president's journey from Belfast's Ardoyne to the Aras: Belfast Telegraph
Maskey to stand for Adams' Westminster seat: UTV Internet
As one election ends so another one is to begin: Belfast Media
Editorial
DUP First Minister Peter Robinson speaks Irish: Belfast Telegraph
Robinson speaks of his 'delight' at wife's attendance: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Iris Robinson's 18-month public exile is over: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Garret FitzGerald – Statesman who paved way for the peace process: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
FitzGerald was 'decent man' – Paisley: UTV Internet
Unionists, nationalists pay tribute to courage of a 'great statesman': The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty & Mary Fitzgerald
Public to say final farewell to true statesman: Irish Examiner
Mary Regan
Late taoiseach had hoped to attend dinner with Queen: Irish Examiner
Mary Regan
'He laid the foundation for what came to fruition last night': Irish Independent
Michael McHugh
Anglo-Irish Agreement his crowning glory: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
In praise of... the Anglo-Irish agreement: The Guardian
Editorial
Finucane family call for details of inquiry: Belfast Media
Paul Ainsworth
Homecoming parades to mark return of troops: The News Letter
Angry Northern Ireland fans could sue Irish FA: Belfast Telegraph
Steven Beacom
Thursday, May 19
Queen gives Ireland closest royals have come to apology for Britain's actions: The Guardian
Stephen Bates and Henry McDonald
Hague sees 'real opportunity' for both countries: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
Cameron – Relationship will get 'even stronger': Irish Examiner
Mary Regan
McGrath says not everyone in House backed monarchy: The Irish Times
Marie O'Halloran
This visit has brought our two countries even closer: Irish Independent
Bruce Arnold
Stormy seas and a bridge to the future: BBC
Mark Devenport
Petty point-scoring now firmly a thing of the past: Irish Independent
Martina Devlin
We need a new British-Irish relationship: Guardian.co.uk
Gerry Adams
Remarkable changes in Irish attitudes towards Britain have been underlined by the Queen's visit: The Scotsman
Tom Peterkin
UDA chiefs join Queen at Irish War Memorial: Belfast Telegraph
Both sides of divide unite to honour our shared history: Irish Independent
For Irish vets of WWII, royal visit fulfills hope for reconciliation: Boston Globe
Kevin Cullen
Royal Visit – What the Irish media made of it all: The Scotsman
Protests lead to stand-off: The Irish Times
Conor Lally
Queen enters the very heart of Ireland's soul at Croke Park: The Scotsman
Stephen McGinty
GAA says Croke Park visit honours association: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún & Éanna Ó Caollaí
No offence as ex-GAA chief neglects to stay at arm's length: Irish Independent
Jason O'Brien
Croke Park visit – Opening up Ireland's hidden jewel: BBC
Conor Spackman
GAA playing some lovely hurling in NI peace game: The Irish Times
David Adams
'Croker belongs to the Irish people -- we're off our knees': Irish Independent
Vincent Hogan
When the Queen went out on the pitch it was an unreal moment: The Scotsman
Tom English
How Eilís's visit to Croker could turn a Northern tide: Evening Herald
Eoghan Corry
Queen Elizabeth II's visit paves the way for the Pope: Irish Catholic
Michael Kelly
Queen in Ireland (May 17): Financial Times
Editorial
An illustration of our changed times: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Dissidents warp concept of Irish republicanism: Irish Post
Editorial
A very public return to the limelight as Iris Robinson meets Queen: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
More Real IRA arrests 'expected': Belfast Telegraph
Local home targeted in paint attack (May 16): Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
Pair plead not guilty to murdering policeman Stephen Carroll: Belfast Telegraph
Supreme court ruling over 'shoot-to-kill': UTV Internet
Informer evidence could see loyalist Mark Haddock prosecuted: Belfast Telegraph
King takes up the fight for IFI: Irish Echo
Susan Garraty
US unties economic lifelines to Ulster: The News Letter
N R Greer
The Non-Existent Irish-American Vote: Huffington Post
Trina Y Vargo
Tributes as 'remarkable' former Irish Premier Garret FitzGerald dies: Daily Mail
Aviva locals fear sectarian violence from football fans: Irish Independent
Kevin Keane
Catholic church leader criticises royal succession rule: BBC
Catholic anger at growth in sectarian crimes: The Scotsman
Gareth Rose
The century-old problem plaguing Scottish football: BBC
Reevel Alderson
Wednesday, May 18
One small step for a monarch...: The Independent
David McKittrick
Queen's visit draws praise and rage: Boston Globe
Kevin Cullen
God brave the Queen: The Sun
Duncan Larcombe and Nick Parker
Bomb Found in Bus in Ireland Hours Before Queen Arrives: New York Times
Alan Cowell and Landon Thomas Jr.
Queen delighted by 'strong and warm welcome': Irish Examiner
Seán McCárthaigh
Visit 'one of most important in Queen's reign': The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
Orange Order welcome Queen's visit: The News Letter
Two groups of protesters with two different agendas: Irish Examiner
Cormac O'Keefe
Dissident bomb scares disrupt security: The Irish Times
Conor Lally
Gardaí expect further royal visit protests: RTE
Queen to honour Irish who died fighting for Britain: BBC
Shane Harrison
Croke Park – Warm welcome awaits at stadium built from rubble of Easter Rising: The Scotsman
Colm Kelpie
Bloody Sunday the reason for Queen's Croke Park visit: BBC
Conor Macauley
Queen's address at Dublin Castle to be a tour highlight: Irish Examiner
Seán McCárthaigh
Proper way to greet royal visitors: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Top Unionist – Queen will pay respect in Dublin to 'nasty people' (May 17): Guardian.co.uk
Nicholas Watt
Our poor, battered nation really doesn't need this visit from a frail, old lady: Evening Herald
Olaf Tyaransen
Irish should not roll out 'green carpet' for Queen Elizabeth (May 17): CNN.com
Joe Higgins
This comes too soon for the disenchanted: The Independent
Tommy McKearney
To welcome her is not a sign of bending any knee to anyone – it is a mature acknowledgement of our independence from, yet respect for, each other: Evening Herald
Dermot Bolger
Hope that visit is 'The End' in a long chapter of violence and struggle: Irish Independent
Lise Hand
John Major started process that has culminated with Queen's visit to Dublin: Guardian.co.uk
Nicholas Watt
Not the end of one chapter but the start of another: The Irish Times
David Cameron
Two heads of state renew a friendship first forged in 1998: Irish Examiner
Seán McCárthaigh
Queen's visit to Ireland a sign of generational shift: Toronto Globe and Mail
Doug Saunders
Britain, Ireland, and a case of mutual benefit: The Independent
Hamish McRae
This is a significant moment for both of these islands: Evening Herald
Tim Pat Coogan
A simple bow of the head, such a symbolic gesture – How the Queen opened a new era after a century of bloodshed, distrust and uneasy coexistence: Daily Mail
Robert Hardman
The Queen in Ireland – one small step... and a giant stride into history: Daily Telegraph
Gordon Rayner
Visit of the Queen a seismic shift in Anglo-Irish relations: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
The Queen in Ireland – Our mutal catharsis: Guardian.co.uk
Mick Fealty
A sign of how far relationships have come: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Irish state visit – The Queen in green: The Guardian
Editorial
Royal visit – New chapter for our relations: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Kenny vows to press Cameron on files: Irish Examiner
Juno McEnroe
Tears as bomb victims remembered: Irish Examiner
Sarah Stack
When Dublin trembled: The Spectator
Nicholas Mackey
Victims of bombings deserve answers: The Irish Times
Vincent Browne
Old Bailey bomber Price faces years in jail: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Car of Northern Ireland police officer's father targeted in arson attack: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Bullet sent to Sinn Féin MLA: UTV Internet
Anger as bus hijacked and torched: Derry Journal
Pair deny PC Carroll murder: UTV Internet
Gerry Adams west Belfast by-election to be on 9 June: BBC
Pressure mounts on SDLP leader ahead of talks: The News Letter
Appeal over Garda 'collusion' inquiry: The News Letter
Scappaticci to be legally represented at tribunal: The Irish Times
Olivia Kelly
Speech to echo visit of Clinton as same venue is chosen: Irish Independent
Fionnan Sheahan and Eimear Ni Bhraonain
Fury as Northern Ireland's Devine opts for Republic of Ireland: Belfast Telegraph
Stuart McKinley
Stop IRA chants, Celtic boss Neil Lennon tells fans: Belfast Telegraph
David McNeill
Tuesday, May 17
London bomb alert adds to headache in garda security trawl: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Terrorist alert on mainland over Queen's visit to Dublin: Daily Telegraph
Duncan Gardham and Gordon Rayner
Explosive device made safe: IrishTimes.com
Three dilemmas – the Queen, President Obama, and Jedward: Belfast Telegraph
Andy Martin
Band plays God Save The Queen: Evening Herald
Claire Murphy
Leaders play down chance of atrocities apology: Irish Independent
Fionnan Sheahan and Lise Hand
Morrissey tells Queen to hand over Six Counties: The Irish Times
Ronan McGreevy
Rebel descendants say visit 'bizarre': Irish Examiner
Ed Carty
'Go to graveyards not Queen' campaigner tells loyalists: BBC
Heavy police presence for Price court appearance: (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Suzanne Breen
Supporter of dissident republicans rearrested after Derry court hearing: The Irish Times
George Jackson
Dissidents furious over UDA leaders on Queen's guest list: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Royal visit is big story for international media: The Irish Times
Mary Fitzgerald
Onlookers to be banned from visit venues: Irish Examiner
Seán McCárthaigh
Dublin traders positive about visit (May 15): Sunday Business Post
Nicola Cooke
Prince's fond memories of his many trips across the Irish Sea: Irish Independent
Fionnán Sheahan
Queen's visit to Ireland – It's a family affair: Daily Telegraph
Mary Kenny
Goodwill travels: Boston Globe
Eamon Gilmore and William Hague
Royal visit will be seen around world as symbol of reconciliation: Irish Independent
Enda Kenny
Time British got over their hang-ups of royal visit here: Evening Herald
Eoghan Corry
Queen's Ireland visit 'shows peace process has succeeded': The Scotsman
Rhiannon Edward
Hurt and hope define Royal visit to Irish Republic: The Scotsman
Jane Bradley
The symbolism of trip must not be underestimated: The Scotsman
Jonathan Tonge
Ireland comment: Daily Express
Patrick Mercer
Historic meeting will now be one of equals: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
What's so bad about us waving the Union Jack?: Evening Herald
Eamon Keane
Editorials
Stormont Assembly votes in new team of Ministers: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan
DUP has become Prod Sinn Féin: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Calm times in the North, but they might not stay that way (May 15): Sunday Business Post
Westminster by-election for Gerry Adams' old seat: Belfast Telegraph
Is this the last flutter of flagging passions? (May 15): (from the Sunday Times)
Liam Clarke
We won't enter pact with DUP in Belfast, veteran Ulster Unionist insists: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne Henry
Ex-Ibrox director Donald Findlay in knife threat: The Scotsman
Gareth Rose
Robinson spends three times more on US visit (May 13): Derry Journal
Monday, May 16
Dublin's biggest ever lockdown to greet Queen: The Independent
David McKittrick
Irish police arrest dissident republicans before Queen's visit: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald and Stephen Bates
Lockdown as 8,000 gardai on royal alert for Queen's visit: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Low turnout for protest against royals: Irish Examiner
Seán McCárthaigh
McAleese to host Dublin Castle event: The Irish Times
Mary Fitzgerald
Everyone wants to come dine with Queen (May 15): Sunday Independent
Maeve Sheehan
GAA officials decline invite to Queen's Croker visit: Irish Examiner
John Fogarty
Figures from all spheres invited: The Irish Times
Mary Fitzgerald
UDA leaders invited to wreath-laying: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Enda Kenny says Queen's visit is start of 'new era': BBC
Queen's visit to Ireland 'extraordinary moment in history': Daily Telegraph
Caroline Gammell and Gordon Rayner
Dublin and Monaghan bombing families appeal to Queen: BBC
Sinn Féin Mayor Endorses Queen's Visit: Tipperary Star
Garda resources "down to the bones" during Queen's visit: Donegal Democrat
Queen's visit in 'anti-IRA' row: The News Letter
Perfidious Albion? No, but the Queen forgot her Irish friends (May 15): Sunday Independent
Brendan O'Connor
Queen's visit to Ireland is a political milestone: BBC
Mervyn Jess
For Britain, this historic trip is more about the future than past: Irish Independent
Nicholas Leonard
Royal visit to Ireland full of symbolism: Financial Times
David Gardner
How dad learned to tolerate my mother's royal affair: Irish Independent
Martina Devlin
A visit that will test how far two countries have come: The Independent
Editorial
Visit proves we're friends and equals: Irish Independent
Editorial
Priest offers to hold peace talks with real IRA ahead of Queen's visit: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Cathal Dervan
Old Bailey bomber charged over dissident threats to police: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
SAS ambush brother beaten up by Provos: (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
PSNI injured during Craigavon attack: UTV Internet
Outrage after child discovers pipe bomb: The News Letter
Belfast man took pipe bomb from children twice: BBC
Hand the killers over – Donaldson: Tyrone Times
Legacy is Peter's greatest challenge: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Outlook is ominous for North parties' survival: Irish Independent
Maurice Hayes
McNarry 'delighted' over covenant: The News Letter
Tensions cool around local parade: Belfast Media
Gráinne McWilliams
Cleric delighted at community's response to Derry church reopening: The Irish Times
George Jackson
'Red, white and blue' New Lodge repair plan (May 13): UTV Internet
Controversial A5 project faces axe: The News Letter
State making ground rent payments on 53 properties: The Irish Times
Carl O'Brien
We are all Neil Lennon – parkhead Faithful make a show of support: The Herald
Graeme Macpherson
Thank God for squeezing us beside England (May 15): Sunday Independent
Declan Lynch
If Scotland goes, all we'll have left is the Englishness we so despise: Guardian.co.uk
Madeleine Bunting
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