Irish Independent - 2015-05-26

• FF TDs back Martin after resignatio­n of Power
• What men really want in a woman
• Coalition to agree sale based on veto on Heathrow slots
• John Bowman
• Senator kicks off classic family spat
• Kirsty Blake Knox
• Nicola Anderson
• Frank Flannery
• Ian O’Doherty
• Pat Heneghan
• Ryle Nugent,
• Karl Henry’s 10 steps to turn your health around
• Church obsessed by ‘sexual morality’
• Ardmore close to action on Limerick studio
• Mairia Cahill brands Gerry Adams a coward
• CORKMAN A PROMINENT FORCE IN MEDIA AND POLIT ICS
• O’Herlihy ran hugely successful PR firm which acted for tobacco industry
• GEORGE HOOK:
• He was the captain who could cause a row in an empty room
• Woman to lose $1m case over missing engagement ring
• Ryanair tight-lipped on sale of stake,
• Halawas fear Egypt will sentence Irish teen to death
• New rules to tackle ‘rogue language schools’
• Union demands for nearly €500m in pay restoratio­n a bluff – Howlin
• Road to a Yes vote was via democracy red in tooth and claw
• Taoiseach to head civil service review board
• Robinson faces uncertain political future after heart attack
• 3,800 new homes are planned for southside suburb
• Insurance worker claims she was discrimina­ted against due to her age
• Cancelling operations for cancer ‘has to stop’
• Emails about blocking my business demand inquiry, says cut-price pharmacist
• No out-of-hours charges for under sixes with GP co-ops
• Hiqa highlights fears for safety of children in asylum centres
• New search is planned by missing Amy’s mum
• The clever tape aimed at getting the measure of online disappoint­ments
• No inspection­s last year at half of all pre-schools
• Triple-murder suspect found dead after two-day manhunt
• Allies’ bickering turns to insults over Ramadi’s fall to jihadists
• I don’t use the internet and haven’t watched TV for 25 years, says Pope
• New president of Poland is ‘a threat to democracy’
• Olmert gets jail for corruption despite Blair’s testimony
• Bodies of migrants in mass graves show signs of torture
• I was powerless at Charlie’s meltdown, says Martin Sheen
• Money talks – and in US presidenti­al race, billions of dollars shout loudest
• The Catholic Church can learn a lot from referendum result
• Bill brought us Italia 90 – and so much more
• Now that the gay marriage campaign is over, abortion will be the next social battlegrou­nd
• Marian Keyes should apologise – but not for her tweet
• Tax breaks to reel in producers
• Euro see-saws on markets as Greece calls for creditors’ deal
• The questions raised by yet another act in Greek drama
• Alibaba tries to weave magic to wean firms off fakes
• Profit jump 50pc to €9m at Desmond firm
• Small Firms Associatio­n opposes mandatory pensions for workers
• China’s banking regulator warns of credit risks
• European stocks fall on thin trade
• Mueller to overhaul Malaysia Airlines
• ‘It’s important for the house to be as calm as possible’
• What students must consider when dropping to Ordinary Level
• Students: be realistic and try not to procrastin­ate
• Remember, CAO choices can be changed until 1 July
• Face Value to thwart O’Brien raid on Ballinrobe feature
• Murphy’s law rules in Germany as Kerryman lands first Classic
• Nervous Murray makes short work of lucky loser
• Dude crowns amazing treble for Holland
• Stokes stirs England to remarkable triumph
• Rory ready for huge effort to banish Irish Open gremlins
• McIlroy’s 61 was the best round I’ve ever seen – Murray
• Reddan: ‘Iknow wewill deliver whenwe getthere’
• Lam’s high praise for Carty after Connacht’s ‘bestseason’
• Carolan sets his sights on World Cup success for Ireland U-20s
• Kiss hopeful over Murray injury as young guns get Baa-Baas shot
• O’Donoghue all set to put his shoulder to the wheel
• Nolan warns Dublin of threat from ‘modern-daySheffli­n’ Canning
• Central Council rejects Mayo bid to stage semi-final replays in Croker
• O’Shea preparing for much more ‘streetwise’ approach from Galway
• ‘McManus the best Monaghan player I’ve played with’ – Clerkin
• Liverpool insist Rodgers is safe– for now atleast
• Pellegrini and Toure poised to stay after strong finish to season
• Hammers set to spend but sacked Ancelotti rules out move
• King drafts local trio into U-21 squad
• HOOLAHAN’S CUP OF CHEER...
• Falcao desperate for move to Chelsea
• Deans rules himself out of running for Leinster coach’s job
• Keatley must not be blamed for Munster’s lack of killer instinct

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