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Monday, July 07, 2008

Saturday links (Sunday too)

UPDATE - 12:55, July 7

I have the Sunday links too. So the whole weekend is available now. Again, today's links are here.

Sunday, July 6

  • Dissidents push police from their homes: The News Letter

  • Public petition will urge dissidents to cease activities: Derry Journal

  • Alliance could resolve Stormont standoff: The Sunday Times
    Liam Clarke

  • Orangemen not allowed to march on Garvaghy Road: Independent.ie

  • Orangemen on parade in Donegal: BBC

  • Loyalist applies to march in village: Andersonstown News
    Ciarán Barnes

  • Ireland embraces and English invasion: The Sunday Times
    John Burns and Frank Hanover

  • Chilling message is read out on the radio: Andersonstown News
    Roisin McManus

  • Flag is restored: The News Letter

  • Council rebrands Belfast city: Sunday Business Post
    Helen Boylan

  • Emerald Fund said to be 'worthless': The News Letter

  • Blogger wins right to free speech: The Observer
    Henry McDonald

  • Irishness can truly be a many splendoured thing: Sunday Independent
    Ruth Dudley Edwards

  • Anthem error on EA computer game: BBC (Jun 30)
    David Rowney

  • Anthem gaffe apology is welcomed: Londonderry Sentinel

  • Name That Tune isn't their game: Los Angeles Times (Jul 5)
    Peter Yoon

  • EU can leave Ireland behind: Sunday Business Post
    Gavin Barrett

  • Nicolas Sarkozy turns screw on Irish over EU treaty: The Sunday Times
    Nicola Smith

  • Orange Order bids to turn walk into week-long festival: Sunday Herald
    Jasper Hamill

  • Parades are out of order: Sunday Herald
    Neil Mackay

  • Saturday, July 5

  • UUP leader says Executive not functioning properly: The Irish Times
    Dan Keenan

  • Woodward has struck a chord: Belfast Telegraph
    Editorial

  • Republic should open dissident back channel: Irish News
    Denis Bradley

  • Orangemen refused permission to march along Garvaghy Road on Drumcree parade: The Irish Times
    Dan Keenan

  • Portadown Orangemen – we haven't gone away, you know: Belfast Telegraph

  • Orange-Adams meeting 'courteous and straight-talking': The News Letter

  • Hills are alive with the sound of a Drumcree stand-off: Belfast Telegraph
    Noel McAdam

  • 'Troublemakers should stay away from parade' – Apprentice Boys governor warns: Derry Journal

  • Arsonists blamed for loyalist bonfire attack: Irish News

  • Catholics are under siege in Stoneyford: Andersonstown News
    Roisin McManus & Ciaran Barnes

  • RIRA accused in court: Derry Journal

  • Paisley to face protest at gospel rally: The News Letter
    Stephen Dempster

  • MLA vows to oppose Irish signs at the Royal: Irish News

  • Ex-soldiers lose anonymity bid: BBC

  • Inquest finds British army to blame for rioter's death: The Irish Times
    George Jackson

  • Butler puts cops to the test over flags: North Belfast News
    Joe Diamond

  • Flags frenzy: Derry Journal
    Editorial

  • Peacemaker priest honoured: Belfast Telegraph

  • UN members 'looking to north on bill of rights': Irish News
    William Graham

  • Martin McGuinness flies to Baghdad on mission of peace and reconciliation: The Times
    James Hider

  • Modest UMass prof major force in Iraq peace deal: Boston Herald
    Mike Underwood

  • Looking to Ireland for notes on reconciliation: Cyprus Mail (Jul 2)
    Jacqueline Theodoulou

  • Bigotry warning to Orange parades: BBC

  • The Union? Let's call the whole thing off: The Herald (Jul 2)
    Ken Smith
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