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Wednesday, November 30
Sinn Fein mayor slammed over failure to present award to army cadet: BBC
Tabloid 'targeted former PSNI chief's computer': Irish Independent
Greg Harkin
Paisley jnr claims mobile phone messages hacked: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Peter Hain, computer hacking and terrorism: Guardian.co.uk
Shaun Woodward
United Ireland no longer a date but a dialogue... (Sep 12): Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Judge to decide on contentious evidence in killings: The Irish Times
Massereene DNA tests by Dr Mark Perlin 'can be trusted': BBC
Paul McCauley attack – five new arrests: Derry Journal
IRA bomb-maker offers to take lie-detector test at tribunal: The Irish Times
Tim O'Brien
Smithwick Tribunal – Patrick 'Mooch' Blair denies Omagh role: BBC
Jennifer O'Leary
'End the silence': Lurgan Mail
PSNI officer who protested use of term 'collusion' re-employed: BBC
Vincent Kearney
Northern Ireland teaches us the dangers of segregated schools: Guardian.co.uk
David Pavett
Occupy Belfast – half a world and centuries of history away from Occupy Santa Rosa: Santa Rosa Press Democrat
Clark Mason
British ambassador to Dublin promoted to top office in North: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty and Mark Hennessy
Why Stormont should join Scots on the high road against bigotry: Belfast Telegraph
Peter Geoghegan
Northern Ireland legend Gerry Armstrong calls for anthem debate: BBC
Ally McCoist says Rangers striker Kyle Lafferty won't be driven out by bigots: Scottish Daily Record
Gary Ralston
Let the people sing – yes, even football supporters: The Scotsman
Brian Wilson
How British are the British? What the data says about our national identities (Oct 6): Guardian.co.uk
Welsh Labour should split along nationalist and unionist lines, claims Plaid Cymru MP (Sep 15): Western Mail
Martin Shipton
Tuesday, November 29
'History will not be rewritten': The News Letter
Paterson on defensive over stance on the past (Nov 26): Belfast Telegraph
The DUP lion can still roar – Wilson: The News Letter
Speeches roared to the ears but delivered progressive purrs: The News Letter
'Them and us' – are we entering a new era?: BBC
Mark Devenport
Robinson must not let opportunity slip: The News Letter
Alex Kane
New Unionist mantra stinks of desperation ... while Catholicism needs overhaul: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Words must be followed by actions: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
1971 British Army shooting 'ruthless': UTV
Ruddy death undeserved 'tragedy': The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Dublin was hacking HQ, says ex-spy: Evening Herald
Tim McKenzie
Real IRA founder denies receiving tip off: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Real IRA chief denies garda gave him tip-off: Irish Independent
Sarah Stack
Disappeared families in fresh SF talks: UTV
Massereene DNA method 'unproven': UTV
Civil society turns out to call for Irish language act: Belfast Media
NI agent handler Ian Hurst tells Leveson of computer hacking: BBC
Intercepted intelligence could not have been published, says witness: The Independent
James Cusick
Rights body undermined by hacking, inquiry told: The Irish Times
Mark Hennessy
Peter Hain warned computer may have been hacked by private detectives: Guardian.co.uk
Patrick Wintour and Dan Sabbagh
Belfast teacher training college in jeopardy as Stormont row stalls merger plan: Belfast Telegraph
Lindsay Fergus
Liam Adams facing trial on sex charges: BBC
Celtic's Anthony Stokes and Rangers striker Kyle Lafferty targeted by bigots 'for being Irish': Daily Telegraph
Ewing Grahame
Less may be more on the independence referendum – Scotland can learn from the Canadian experience: The Scotsman
David Steel
Scotland's cultural awakening is a terrifying prospect for politicians (Oct 9): Guardian.co.uk
AL Kennedy
Monday, November 28
United community is goal, says Robinson: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
'Big Society' address echoes FitzGerald's liberal crusade: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Robinson turns DUP in full circle: Irish Independent
Apology sought from Republic for 'sheltering terrorists': The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
£50,000 reward offered to catch IRA gunman who tried to kill ex-British agent (Nov 27): (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
Derry's drug problem won't be solved by bullets or bullies: Derry Journal
Colum Eastwood
Sandy Row's spirit (Nov 18): Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Smithwick Tribunal – Michael McKevitt testimony due: BBC
All eyes on Amanda as Bloody Sunday story takes to the stage (Nov 9): Belfast Telegraph
Clegg visit cancelled due to Kenny bereavement: RTE
Can Programme for Government deliver? (Nov 19): Belfast Telegraph
John Simpson and Mike Smith
It's time for our education system to make the grade (Sep 30): Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Reynolds not a once-off at 'unfair' RTE (Nov 27): Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
'We have to stand up for football and anyone who says racism is prevalent in football is telling lies': Sunday Herald
Stewart Fisher
Parliament staff offered lessons in how not to be religious bigots (Nov 20): Sunday Herald
Paul Hutcheon
Sunday, November 27
End sectarian division, says DUP's Peter Robinson: Sunday Telegraph
The DUP in transition (Nov 24): (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Liam Clarke
DUP lion still roaring in Northern Ireland's political jungle: BBC
Mark Devenport
Loyalism needs to find a new voice (Nov 24): Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Republican protestors rock North's top security jail: (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
It's a crime to waste cash on outdated prison service (Nov 25): Belfast Telegraph
Olwen Lyner
PSNI chief Matt Baggott confident of work with 'friends in Catholic Church': BBC
Blueprint for future nothing to shout about: Belfast Telegraph
Robin Wilson
'Hunger strikes gave us back our pride': Derry Journal
Dublin to 'assist' and 'support' the victims' families (Nov 17): Belfast Media
Gráinne McWilliams
MLA wants republican staff selling Santa gunman arrested: (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
Row Over National Anthem In Northern Ireland: News.Sky.com
Ian Woods
Finding another anthem would be difficult: Belfast Telegraph
Stuart McKinley
Judge rules for protection of family life (Nov 8): UTV
Buncrana woman's exhibtion on the Troubles (Nov 22): Derry Journal
Real history of Montrose remains to be written: Sunday Independent
John-Paul McCarthy
Summit postponed after Kenny bereavement: IrishTimes.com
Hurst to testify at Leveson Inquiry on IRA and Finucane murder articles: Sunday Independent
UK defense official offers insights on peace process (Nov 23): Manila Standard Today
John Concepcion
Plan for Gaelic to be 'first language' of Western Isles (Oct 15): The Herald
David Ross
Saturday, November 26
Full body searches 'necessary for safety': UTV
Peter Robinson to address DUP delegates at conference: BBC
Leader will focus on 'shared future' agenda in address to party meeting: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
McCausland speech opens DUP conference: BBC
Robinson seeks a line-up that moves with the times: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Goal of unification is not in anyone's economic interests: Belfast Telegraph
John McCallister
Minister to examine 'legal limbo' which prevents inquiries into killings with possible links to RUC: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Fresh inquests into the Ballymurphy Massacre are a big step forward in the campaign for truth: Belfast Media
Gráinne McWilliams
Man cleared of IRA kidnap wins appeal: UTV
Michael McKevitt to give Smithwick evidence: RTE
Tribunal to move to Dublin court for evidence by McKevitt: The Irish Times
Tim O'Brien
Man is accused of Derry riot petrol bomb attacks: BBC
Devlin killers' appeal postponed: UTV
'Derry is part of who I am'- Bernadette Devlin: Derry Journal
Laurence McClenaghan
PSNI and Gardaí clash at croker: Irish Examiner
Tony Leen
Hold your horses Mr. Cantor!: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Brendan Duddy papers unveiled in Galway: Derry Journal
New nuncio Monsignor Charles J Brown 'unusual choice': BBC
Vatican's finest can't bridge deep schism: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
Protestant school pupils lose bus appeal (Nov 23): Irish Examiner
Niall Murray
Activist criticises Irish human rights body (Nov 25): The Irish Times
Carol Coulter
Dingle's lengthy new road signs point to massive bill (Nov 14): Irish Examiner
Anne Lucey
It's time to put forward a positive case for the Union: The Herald
Andrew McKie
Friday, November 25
Ombudsman says it can't investigate police killings: TheDetail.tv
Barry McCaffrey
Relative of a man killed by RUC officer 'not told of legal limbo': BBC
Troubles deaths 'in legal limbo': The News Letter
Anger as RUC killing probes are dropped: Belfast Telegraph
John Mulgrew and Connla Young
Empey slams Taoiseach over Finucane demand: The News Letter
'Release papers over arms shipment to republicans': The News Letter
Maghaberry Prison visits cancelled: UTV
Fury at rise in hostage stand-offs in Northern Ireland prisons: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Security fears over PSNI Croke Park game: UTV
Police warned not to play down risk: Belfast Telegraph
Dissident protesters heckle PSNI at Policing Partnership meeting: Belfast Telegraph
Colin O'Carroll
Dissident suspect arrested in Co Tyrone: UTV
DUP out to show its caring side as conference starts: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Police release men arrested over shooting: Derry Journal
McGurks welcome Ballymurphy inquest: Belfast Media
Kieran Hughes
Pressure for public inquiry will not ease: Belfast Media
Gráinne McWilliams
Tandragee double-murderer loses appeal: UTV
Shotgun killer who blasted dad Wayne to death jailed for 12 years: Evening Herald
Michael Lavery
A leap of faith will help us over religion barrier: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Diverse views debated at Uniting Ireland conference: The Cross Examiner
Brónagh Murphy
Recalling the past: Dundalk Democrat
Politicians split over strike picket lines: UTV
'God Save the Queen' anthem is turning Catholics off, says former Northern Ireland player: Belfast Telegraph
Academy Anthem Row: Banbridge Leader
Warm 'Irish' welcome for Duke of Gloucester: The News Letter
Volunteers are remembered: Belfast Media
Francesca Ryan
Varadkar accused of revisionism: The Irish Times
Michael O'Regan
Peter Robinson rejects Green MLA's 'sack Foster' call: BBC
Welcome to Bernadette McAliskey for beginners: Irish Examiner
Linda Kelly
A new nuncio: The Irish Times
Editorial
Quinn in fight to be UK bankrupt: Belfast Telegraph
Margaret Canning
Nama releases only 2% of total euro pot for NI development: BBC
Jim Fitzpatrick
Independence? Yes or no, it's as simple as that (Nov 24): The Herald
Iain MacWhirter
Thursday, November 24
Matt Baggott warns of dissident risk: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Hutton
Row goes on over claims of 'Dublin/IRA collusion': The News Letter
Dublin pressed to come clean on PIRA collusion: The News Letter
Too many young loyalists don't care about the future as long as they can get drunk at weekends: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Groups issue SOS in BC battle: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Lukewarm response from NI parties to political finance reform: BBC
Mark Devenport
Brendan Duddy archive gives new insight into secret IRA talks: Belfast Telegraph
Massereene trial – US expert's DNA evidence challenged: BBC
'Slab' Murphy fights tax ruling: Evening Herald
Shared education is way forward (Nov 22): Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
It's going to be a tough job, but politicians must deliver: Belfast Telegraph
Declan Billington
Passing time instead of law in the nanny assembly: Derry Journal
Norman Hamill
Even world news is local – bombing of Enniskillen is the proof of that: Belfast Telegraph
Mike Nesbitt
Ian Paisley to write 'caustic criticism': BBC
Garda may have to foot State visits security bill: The Irish Times
Conor Lally
A good news story, an Irish newspaper that would not die – The Irish Post rises again from the ashes in London (Nov 13): Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Niall O'Dowd
A5 is vital for Donegal's future – McConalogue: Derry Journal
Holyrood debates Act of Settlement: The Herald
Brian Currie
Question of nationality divides Union Street (Nov 20): Scotland on Sunday
Wednesday, November 23
Orange Order book reveals members' attitudes: The Guardian
Henry McDonald
60% of Order view Catholics as 'IRA sympathisers': BBC
Mounting anger over 'Dublin collusion': The News Letter
No conclusion on legacy issues until Dublin engages – DUP: The News Letter
Boundary review could result in more Ulster MPs at Westminster: Belfast Telegraph
Tom Moseley
Call for timetable on making NI political donations public: BBC
More transparency on funding of Northern Ireland political parties pledged: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Robinson could take lesson from Catholic parents: Belfast Telegraph
Henry McDonald
Man arrested over Derry punishment style shooting: Derry Journal
Massereene DNA of 'zero' quantity: UTV
Appeal court orders Omagh retrial: UTV
Reasons given for Omagh bomb retrial for Seamus Daly: BBC
Gaddafi spymaster 'must face trial over IRA crimes': The News Letter
Christening row killer 'shot the wrong man: Irish Independent
Nicola Donnelly
Republican Thomas 'Slab' Murphy in bid to have jury trial: Belfast Telegraph
Nama move 'threat to Northern Ireland businesses': BBC
Jim Fitzpatrick
School chiefs play down Ulster-Scots 'plan: The News Letter
Corporation tax on the Stormont agenda...30 years ago: BBC
John Campbell
Republic's VAT rise 'will boost Northern Ireland business': Belfast Telegraph
New plan could see A5 road scheme go ahead: Derry Journal
Republic resistant to religious belief a contradiction in terms, says Cardinal (Nov 22): The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Lennon supports Stokes following house attack: UTV
'This is an unprecedented attack by a judge on the Scottish Government and Parliament' (Nov 21): The Herald
Paul McBride
Mindless chants an affront to Lennon's roots (Nov 20): Scotland on Sunday
Andrew Smith
Two Scots charged with sectarian crime each day: The Herald
Robbie Dinwoodie
Majority verdict – we already have a bill of rights: Guardian.co.uk
Adam Wagner
Tuesday, November 22
SDLP leaves door open to opposition: Belfast Telegraph
Unionists 'should take the debate to Sinn Fein': The News Letter
Willie Frazer furious over UUP deputy's 'apology' for unionist failings: Belfast Telegraph
John Mulgrew
Are these the people who really control Ulster now?: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Untangling truth of opinion polls: The News Letter
Alex Kane
Loyalist voices need to find someone to listen to them: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Don't screw it up, Robbo: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
God save Queen from these rows: Belfast Telegraph
Nuala McKeever
Fresh row over grammar school tests: Belfast Telegraph
Head's comments on protestant pupil performance deserve support – O'Loan: Ballymena Times
Maze decontamination cost £8.5m: IrishTimes.com
Did OFMDFM squander economic boost from MoD gift of bases?: TheDetail.tv
Barry McCaffrey
Make-up of new policing partnership is 'inherently unfair' – Dunn tells council: Larne Times
Terror of boy (8) as gunmen attack: Belfast Telegraph
Donna Deeney
Massereene trial – 'Colin Duffy DNA on glove tip': BBC
UVF supergrass denies he got deal of the century: Belfast Telegraph
Paul Higgins
Anger over wreath for IRA bomber: The News Letter
Order poll on Catholic 'IRA sympathy': UTV
Claims that Irish state created PIRA to eject British from Ulster: The News Letter
Papers on secret IRA talks to be made public: The Irish Times
Lorna Siggins
Galway launch for Duddy's private papers (Nov 11): Derry Journal
British-Irish relationship 'turned sour' (Nov 9): The News Letter
What is it like to keep top state secrets? (Aug 30): BBC
Peter Taylor and Richard Knight
November 15th, 1994 (Nov 15): The Irish Times
Joe Joyce
Conman sparks fury by using picture of murdered Ulster policeman on dating site profile (Nov 21): Scottish Daily Record
Keith McLeod
Olympic torch should shine in Dublin – Terry Wogan: Belfast Telegraph
Sing out for a country free of prejudice and hate: The Scotsman
Joan McAlpine
Wave of nationalism grips Unionists (Sep 15): The Scotsman
Ewan Crawford
Sorry state of affairs: Hindustan Times
Farrukh Dhondy
Monday, November 21
Confront your bloody past, unionist tells SF: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Sinn Féin urged to confront 'painful' past: The Irish Times
Scott Jamison
TUV chief urges resistance to ruling parties: The Irish Times
Scott Jamison
TUV conference – Analysis: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Prisons row employee tells of emblems anger: The News Letter
Closing our police stations is simply criminal (Nov 16): Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
DPP chair blames admin errors (Nov 10): Belfast Media
Scott Jamison
Alex Attwood is still punching for his version of council reforms: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
DNA boss's 'fortune' from Massereene court case (Nov 20): (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
Man shot in ankles in Derry: UTV
Disappeared families renew appeal at Silent Walk event (Nov 8): The Cross Examiner
Brónagh Murphy
Martin accuses SF of hijacking history: The Irish Times
Barry Roche
Cost of Diamond Jubilee celebrations "worrying", Council told: Ballymena Times
Let's all pretend we can't see the beast [scroll down] (Nov 20): Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
Bishop criticises decision to shut Vatican embassy: The Irish Times
Folly of closing Embassy to the Holy See (Nov 10): The Irish Times
Vincent Twomey
Northbound shoppers 'don't feel one bit unpatriotic': Irish Independent
Dara de Faoite
Lobby group's relief at withdrawal of A5 funds (Nov 15): Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Take new route to transport reform (Nov 19): Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Popular vote for president should be scrapped: Irish Echo
John P. McCarthy
Religious hate crime 'hits four-year high' (Nov 19): The Scotsman
Scott Macnab
Most Scottish religious hate crimes 'target Catholics' (Nov 18): BBC
'Scottish court system is anti-English' (Nov 20): Sunday Herald
Lucy Adams
Long-term prospects for 'Britishness' appear weak (Nov 20): Scotland on Sunday
John Curtice
More sabre rattling in the war on independence (Nov 15): The Scotsman
Editorial
Sunday, November 20
TUV man slams Stormont 'duplicity': Belfast Telegraph
TUV leader Jim Allister urges SDLP and UUP to 'lose shackles': BBC
Allister slams Stormont at TUV conference: UTV
The Democratic Unionist Party neurosis – dribbling while Northern Ireland burns: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Paddy Duffy
Left to their own free will what will unionists change?: Belfast Media
Jude Collins
Praise for presidency from loyalist leader: Belfast Media
Scott Jamison
Taoiseach backs plan to rename bridge after Mary McAleese: TheJournal.ie
Activists Continue Efforts to Quash Belfast Subpoena: The Heights (Boston College)
Daniel Tonkovich
At last, a judge who speaks up for the victims: Evening Herald
North hopes 'vision thing' may bring a bounce (Nov 19): The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
EU funding body demands return of more than £500k from victims' groups: The Cross Examiner
Brónagh Murphy
Wreath laid in memory of IRA St Albans bomber: BBC
Cloyne fallout – Betrayal by the few (Nov 14): Irish Examiner
Editorial
Priests' group critical of media 'bias': RTE
Irish VAT rise could boost Northern Ireland retailers: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Carty
Retired gardai to honour RIC: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Teenage football fan stands up to Scotland's sectarian thugs: The Observer
Tracy McVeigh
Holyrood call to scrap ban on Catholic rulers: Scotland on Sunday
Eddie Barnes
Roman Catholics' prayer approved for Queen's Diamond Jubilee: Daily Mail
Steve Doughty
English move away from being British: Scotland on Sunday
Eddie Barnes
Saturday, November 19
NI in UK could 'depend on Catholic votes' admits Peter Robinson: BBC
Catholics may vote DUP over economy – Robinson: RTE
Jim Allister – I've upset a cosy Stormont: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Was First Minister a prisoner of hardliners?: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Unionists seek apology over escapes: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
Kenny asked to meet Protestant families bereaved by IRA: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Anger over Finucane support pledge: UTV
Finucane and A5 dominate North South Ministerial Council talks: BBC
Government to give €50m to A5 project by 2016: RTE
North stars left overshadowed by Big Berlin Bean-Spill: Irish Independent
Flags a blight on Limavady and hitting business – ex-mayor: Belfast Telegraph
Donna Deeney
Man released after dissident questioning: UTV
Massereene – DNA expert 'told partial truths': Belfast Telegraph
David Young
A line has to be drawn in the history of Northern Ireland – there must be no more public inquiries (Nov 18): Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
O'Donoghue 'did not stifle debate': The Irish Times
Tim O'Brien
Smithwick Tribunal hears from MEP Jim Higgins: RTE
The Smithwick Tribunal – the story so far: BBC
Family plan wreath laying for St Albans IRA bomber: Herts Advertiser
Debbie White
IRA St Albans bomb memorial 'grotesque' – Peter Lilley: BBC
New lead in Rafferty gun murder case linked to IRA: Evening Herald
Kevin Doyle
Focus on shared education could produce lasting legacy: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
SF Lord Mayor and Taoiseach in Cenotaph visit: UTV
Would you pay £50 to hear Edwin Poots talk about the health service?: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Thousands to flock North after VAT hike: Irish Independent
Fionnan Sheahan, Charlie Weston and Lise Hand
Republic of Ireland's sovereignty handed to Merkel, says Sinn Fein: Belfast Telegraph
Germany's war on the pound – You'll have to join euro... and sooner than you think, Cameron told: Daily Mail
Jason Groves and Daniel Martin
Start talking – Lennon seeking Green Brigade chants summit: Daily Mail
Mark Wilson
Unmoved by bullets and bombs but on-field woes cause Lennon concern (Nov 3): The Herald
Michael Grant
Friday, November 18
DUP and Sinn Fein split over PSNI drone proposals: BBC
Strong Tory links will break tribal mould – local UUP chair: Londonderry Sentinel
Kenny meets loyalists on first visit: UTV
Kenny supports full Finucane inquiry on first visit to North: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Prison reform is not about emblems: The News Letter
Nick Garbutt
MLAs in war of words following 'party over constituency' remark: Belfast Media
Paul Ainsworth
Orange mass row hasn't gone away: Impartial Reporter
Rodney Edwards
Culture bombers deaf to people: Londonderry Sentinel
Spotlight on Massereene DNA analysis: UTV
Kerr killers in Baggot's prayers: Impartial Reporter
Rodney Edwards
Boston College (Cont.) – Pushing Holder: HistoryNewsNetwork.US
Chris Bray
Ex-UDR man's plea for murder charge apology (Nov 13): (from the Sunday World)
Suzanne Breen
Leaders unveil blueprint for 25,000 jobs in North: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Assembly gives programme for governemnt a positive reception: Belfast Telegraph
Hiding the financial pain is a poor strategy: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Beauty queens take over Stormont, as programme for government is revealed: BBC
Mark Devenport
Reflecting the commitment to build a better future: The News Letter
Peter Robinson
Reaction to NI government plans: BBC
Brian Campfield, Joanne Stuart, Mark Ennis, Siobhan, Fitzpatrick
Document looks like a cut and paste job: The News Letter
Alex Kane
We're buying into agenda for action: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
A5 on the agenda at North South Ministerial Council talks: BBC
Flag gowns for Miss Ulster contest: Belfast Telegraph
Move to name Boyne bridge after McAleese: The Irish Times
Stephen Collins
Vatican mission closure defended: Belfast Telegraph
Priory Hall developer gets stay on sentence: The Irish Times
Mary Carolan
Celtic minority's fears of a witch-hunt are misplaced and misleading: Guardian.co.uk
Ewan Murray
Thursday, November 17
Police in Northern Ireland consider using mini drones: BBC
Vincent Kearney
UUP urged to rethink merger deal with Tories: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Apology over Clegg's gaffe on DUP leader DUP leader Peter Robinson: The News Letter
Police apology to victims of collapsed sectarian assault case: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Donegan
Elliott not told of Mass row appeal: The News Letter
Denying rights is nothing more than a cop out: Belfast Telegraph
Conall McDevitt
'More questions' over emblems row: The News Letter
Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny in Belfast visit: BBC
Bridges built and new bridges yet to be: Irish Echo
Therese Murray
President Higgins has the capacity to be the real deal: The Irish Times
David Adams
A new president: Irish Echo
Editorial
Special executive meeting to finalise programme for government: BBC
Stormont rapport underlines City Hall divisions (Nov 9): Belfast Media
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir
Protestant numbers rise at equality body: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Now the North's top 2 legal men are Westies: Belfast Media
Paul Ainsworth
Getaway car DNA 'links Massereene accused to attack': Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
'Slab' Murphy loses challenge: The Irish Times
In 1972 Jimmy (19) ran a roadblock because his car had no insurance – the British army shot him 28 times: Belfast Media
Ciara Quinn
Poppy wreaths stolen and burned in Londonderry: BBC
Sinn Fein slams Derry wreath vandals: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Government to pay Doherty costs for byelection delay challenge: The Irish Times
Let's spend A5 money on main Belfast-Derry route: Belfast Telegraph
Sinead McLaughlin
Government 'downgrading' 1916 centenary, says Fleming: The Irish Times
Mary Minihan
Ferguson opts for Northern Ireland: Irish Independent
North want compensation if young guns opt for Republic: Irish Examiner
Rory Dollard
Graduate's peace wall film wins festival gong (Nov 15): Belfast Telegraph
Donna Deeney
Alex Salmond's anti-sectarian purge has gone too far: The Scotsman
Michael Kelly
Salmond has duty to offer the promised referendum (Nov 14): The Herald
Andrew McKie
Wednesday, November 16
Peter Robinson threatens to resign over Northern Ireland prison row: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Robinson threatens to resign if prison service royal insignia changed: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
David Ford says no decision made on changes to prison service's emblems: BBC
Symbol row must not be distraction: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Special executive meeting to finalise programme for government: BBC
Martina Purdy
It is time for our politicians to stop going down same old roads: Belfast Telegraph
Nuala McKeever
SDLP leader ought to have grabbed moment by lapel: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
'It's time to move on': Derry Journal
Londonderry man shot in each leg: UTV
West Belfast bomb alerts 'hoaxes': UTV
Orangemen fight Catholic funeral judgments: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Swire sets challenge to NI loyalists (Nov 14): UTV
Police chief apologises for investigation shortcomings: Impartial Reporter
Chris Donegan
McCord 'no further on' 14 years after murder: Belfast Media
Kieran Hughes
Supergrass trial – judge reveals member of public intimidated: BBC
Massereene – Colin Duffy's QC contests glove evidence: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Massereene getaway car 'contaminated': UTV
Smithwick – Information linking mole to murders Back Camera: The News Letter
Intelligence linked garda to IRA killings: The Irish Times
Tim O'Brien
Bomb victim glad to hear of tyrant's death (Nov 9): Banbridge Leader
Interned loyalists were pawns, says lawyer in legal bid: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Families welcome new inquests into 1971 killings: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Ballymurphy families claim soldiers admitted to firing on civilians: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Course launched to tackle bigotry: The Herald
Gerry Braiden
Stormont needs to take a leaf out of Scotland's book to eradicate sectarianism: The Irish Times
Peter Geoghegan
A paragon of virtue amid Ireland's ruin: Belfast Telegraph
David McKittrick
McAleese earns place in history (Nov 11): Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Republic may benefit from leaving the euro, says DUP's Wilson: Irish Independent
Thomas Molloy
Olympic torch should shine on streets of Dublin, says Coe: Irish Independent
Graham Clifford
Parliaments should agree on a fair vote for Scotland (Nov 11): The Scotsman
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