Today's Northern Ireland News
Last Updated at 4:30am EDT, (9:30 CET) May 9, 2008.
Devolution anniversary passes off a quiet affair: Belfast Telegraph Noel McAdam
Looking back on a year of devolution: The News Letter
Robinson gets his chance at power: Financial Times (May 8) John Murray Brown
Unionism remains divided: The News Letter
Exclusive devolution poll – day three: Belfast Telegraph
Lack of leadership – UUP: The News Letter
Paisley – one more week: Belfast Telegraph Noel McAdam
N Ireland Unionists hold out on terror bill: Financial Times Jimmy Burns, John Murray Brown and Jim Pickard
Bush promises ongoing support for NI: Ireland.com
Taoiseach invokes JFK at drive to promote US investment in North: Irish Examiner Paul O'Brien
Premiers continue working for NI: BBC
On Ireland Visit, Noting That Council Speaker and Belfast Go Back a Long Way: New York Times Michael Barbaro
Major bid to attract US firms to the north: Irish News Gary McDonald
Gordon Brown's £1bn boost to Ulster: Daily Telegraph
NI investment conference ends: RTE
Together, we can ensure a shared future for everyone: Belfast Telegraph Gordon Brown
DUP/SNP alliance can give Brown the fiscal brush-off: Irish News Newton Emerson
New York is committed to Ireland's future: Irish Echo William C. Thompson, Jr.
Taking responsibility for our prosperity: (from Fortnight magazine) Quintin Oliver & Allan Leonard
Brown controls the cutting edge: Belfast Telegraph Editorial
A pitch for the Yankee dollar: Ulster Herald Editorial
Ahern Warmly Praised for Speech: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com April Drew
Bertie Ahern basks in his bright American moment: Irish Echo Susan Garraty
Mission Accomplished: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com Niall O'Dowd
Ireland's good times happened on Bertie's watch: Irish News Jim Gibney
Take down peace walls, NY Mayor: BBC
Security alerts deemed bogus: The News Letter Bryan Gray
Partially detonated device found: BBC
Pipebomb factory in CIRA link smashed by gardai: Irish Independent Tom Brady
When the parade passed by: Ulster Herald
Paint attack blamed on loyalist feud: Irish News Allison Morris
Murphy further remanded over Omagh: Ireland.com
Ruane in new schools wrangle: Belfast Telegraph Kathryn Torney
Thursday, May 8
Cowen to meet Brown at Belfast conference: Ireland.com
Devolution one year on – Ministers yet to prove themselves: Belfast Telegraph Chris Thornton
Devolution – one year on: BBC Mark Devenport
Leader with 'iron in his soul' and luck on his side: Irish Independent Dermot Ferriter
Dat Speech: Sunday Journal (May 4) Lisa Burkitt
Ahern's last hurrah: Boston Globe (May 7) Editorial
A day when Irish hope and history rhyme: The Australian Editorial
Giants of peace meet on Boyne: Belfast Telegraph Editorial
Cowen Elected Prime Minister of Ireland: New York Times John F. Burns
Cowen – a new style of taoiseach: BBC Diarmaid Fleming
US Investment Conference launched: UTV Internet
City Officials on Investment Trip: New York Times Michael Barbaro
An excellent opportunity for business: The News Letter Editorial
Cautious welcome for report on parades: Andersonstown News (May 5) Áine McEntee
City to be focal point of Orange trail: Londonderry Sentinel
Cowen to hear of 'Murph killings: Andersonstown News (May 5) Ciarán Barnes
Evidence of former FBI man allowed in Omagh civil action: Belfast Telegraph Lesley-Anne Henry
McKevitt loses fight over FBI evidence: Irish News
Whatever the result, Omagh case is historic: Belfast Telegraph Lesley-Anne Henry
'Donegal Protestants abandoned': Londonderry Sentinel
Nesbitt and Neeson set for Ulster drama: The Guardian Leigh Holmwood
Adams' protégé weight on Executive: (from the Sunday Times, May 4) Liam Clarke
Independence daze diminishes debate: Financial Times Editorial
Wednesday, May 7
No turning back as leaders declare 'killing times' over: Irish Examiner Shaun Connolly
North and South need to understand their shared history – Ahern: Irish Independent Fionnán Sheahan
Day of symbolism at Boyne site: BBC Diarmaid Fleming
Paisley backs Ahern for president: UTV Internet
One for the road: Irish Independent
McGuinness basks at Stormont (despite Hain taking light bulbs): Irish News William Graham
Paisley 'will miss the rough and tumble of government': Irish News
'Hume-speak' from Paisley a fine finale: Irish Independent John Cooney
Beating the retreat, as both sides retire: Irish Examiner Shaun Connolly
Only a political earthquake will wreck this bliss: Irish News William Graham
Ahern succeeded because he embodied our contradictions: Irish Independent Kevin Myers
Dáil set to confirm Cowen as Republic's 12th leader: The Irish Times Stephen Collins
IRA Army Council may not exist – McGuinness: The News Letter
Kelly applauds ex-prisoners: UTV Internet
Exclusive poll – Devolution one year on: Belfast Telegraph Chris Thornton, Kathryn Torney, Claire Harrison, Deborah McAleese
Part-time Commission debated: UTV Internet
Victims advice request refused: BBC Johnny Caldwell
Victims commission just an insult to those affected: Irish News Susan McKay
IRA killer to apply for prison transfer: Irish News Allison Morris
Nelson probe anonymity challenge: BBC
Inquiries are waste of money, says MP: The News Letter
Real IRA convictions overturned on appeal: Irish Examiner Vivion Kilfeather
Queen row not likely to go away: The News Letter Editorial
Burns and Clarke clash over flags issue: Antrim Times Lorna McKay
Executives on NI investment trail: BBC James Kerr
McGuinness hails US business leaders: Ireland.com
Why US money can stop us coming full circle: Belfast Telegraph Barry White
Don't be too cynical about the investment conference: Irish News Jamie Delargy
Tuesday, May 6
Farewell meeting for leaders of Irish peace, Ahern and Paisley: The Times David Sharrock
Departing Ahern keeps focus on legacy of peace: Irish Examiner Shaun Connolly
Last hurrah on political battlefield: BBC Shane Harrison
Irish Eyes: The Times Editorial
Queen visit 'may depend on IRA': BBC
Time has come for Republic to join Commonwealth: Irish News Roy Garland
Extremists are lacking in humanity: The News Letter Editorial
N Ireland hopes progress in politics will lure US investors: Financial Times John Murray Brown
Number of executives for US invesment talks has doubled: Belfast Telegraph Lesley-Anne Henry
A conference essential to peace: Belfast Telegraph Editorial
Time to build real bridges: Irish News Editorial
A difficult transfer test for Sinn Fein: Belfast Telegraph Lindy McDowell
Opportunities being missed at Maze – MLA: The News Letter
Monday, May 5
Troubles murder probes cost hits new high: UTV Internet
Cash well spent?: The News Letter Editorial
Bertie's master stroke – the soundbite that dazzled the US congress: Sunday Tribune (May 4) Marion McKeone
My feeling is of gratitude for the chance I have had: Irish Independent Bertie Ahern
Cautious welcome for report on parades: North Belfast News (May 2) Aine McEntee
Killer reportedly shot by IRA after murder: Irish News (May 3) Diana Rusk
Investment event 'to be success': BBC
Interface schools funding stopped: Irish News (May 3) Simon Doyle
Pope to make decision on NI visit: BBC
Ireland's immigrants return home as slump sharpens fear of racism: The Observer (May 4) Henry McDonald
No legitimate excuse for the siege of Father Troy: Irish News (May 1) Newton Emerson
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