Irish Independent - 2015-05-14

• Whole world in their hands
• Lawyers win again as Troika admits defeat
• Bus strike still on as talks continue
• Charlie Weston on ‘Yes Minister’ response to crisis
• Watchdog rubbishes claim mast radiation is harmful
• Tough guy exterior hid a heart bigger than the man himself
• Kim Jong Un executes aide ‘with an anti-aircraft gun’
• Why Aidan Gillen won’t play the fame game
• It diminishes us all when we let some be treated as less equal Martina Devlin
• Minimum wage hike could cost jobs – Finance chiefs
• President leads tributes to RTÉ ‘gentleman’ Davis
• Banks told to halt repossessi­ons ahead of reforms
• CIF never gave gifts to politician­s, inquiry told
• We are not out of the arrears mess yet
• Europe drops its demand for legal bills to be slashed
• I will refuse Noonan’s calls for cheaper mortgages – PTSB boss
• O’Brien can never be treated as a ‘private citizen’, RTÉ tells court
• Support for pension plan puts Burton in the spotlight
• Irish Independen­t rugby supplement­s are world beaters
• ‘We thought we were the only ones ... we were wrong’
• Family anxiously awaits post mortem after baby’s death at Cavan Hospital
• It’s Carry On Up Leinster House as TDs cry ‘infamy, infamy’ at Enda
• PAC to appeal High Court order in Kerins legal action
• Private letters reveal extensive lobbying by Britain’s Prince Charles
• Sporting elite close ranks to support equality
• If my wonderful Mam was with us today, she’d be knocking down doors campaignin­g for ‘Yes’ vote
• Catholics will be suspicious over timing of Accord decision
• Girl (10) went into shock after being hit by egg at ‘No’ event
• Nissan and Toyota recall thousands of cars over airbags
• Private funding is urged for stalled €1bn motorway plan
• Failing to have first-aid kit in car could become penalty-point offence
• PAC told Siteserv deal did not cause IBRC liquidatio­n
• UCC ordered to end top-up pay to staff
• Acting leader of Isil ‘killed in US-led air strike’
• Brains of some smokers hardwired to quit
• Roger Moore wins damages for claim he groped woman on set of Bond film
• Isil-linked gunmen kill 45 in attack on city bus
• Derailed train may have been travelling at twice speed limit
• Why a weak handshake is bad news for your heart
• Could a Brexit be Ireland’s opportunit­y?
• It’s déjà vu all over again as pay rises set to blunt the chance of a competitiv­e edge
• Gender quotas give voters the choices they deserve
• Government on a limb over Accord funding cut
• Taoiseach contradict­s himself
• How pets can help children cope with tough times
• Women of a ‘certain age’ kicking ass
• Are some children born naughty?
• HOW TIMES HAVE CHANGED FOR A GENERATION
• Farloe and Gaytime are quickest of the Irish
• Polanc claims first Giro stage victory
• Elm can cast shadow over high-quality Dante rivals
• ‘Seville’ proves Musidora star as O’Brien comes off second best
• Newcomer Knocknanus­s one to note for wily Winters
• Halford hoping Toscanini can stake Jersey claims at Navan
• Moran: Deise must step up another level for Cork clash
• Life of Brian on Tribal sideline proves to be as smooth as Silke
• CANAVAN TO TAKE ROLE WITH FULHAM IRISH
• English: Soccer and rugby need blood testing more than GAA
• Mayo tops but we’re ready to challenge them – Kilbride
• ‘I’m playing under a lot less pressure’
• Henderson cleared for title run-in as red card is overturned
• This was the season Connacht should have got into elite on their own steam
• Grealish snub should be final straw, argues Cunningham
• McIlroy maintains busy pace while rivals take break
• Mohan rues lack of cutting edge as dream dies for U-17s
• Liverpool get timely boost as teenager Ibe agrees five-year contract
• Messi simply the best as conductor or executione­r
• World Cup won’t alter my plans – O’Connell
• REAL PAIN AS CHAMPIONS CRASH OUT
• Unwanted Nani’s return to leave United facing £17m in salary costs
• WORLD BEATERS?
• Dubs star Philly McMahon on the sacrifices of GAA players

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