Irish Independent - 2015-06-18

• Balcony tragedy victims fighting for lives
• A STUNNED NATION GRIEVES
• The couples who swap roles at work and home
• Irish Consul assisting as heartbroke­n parents arrive in San Francisco
• ‘Very affable, with a big, big heart’
• ‘A lovely person, full of life and energy’
• ‘He was truly a gentleman’
• ‘A great friend, taken too soon’
• ‘Girl with a charitable, golden heart’
• ‘A vibrant young woman’
• Dáil war stops as all sides stand united in mourning
• Joy turns to sadness as school prays for former pupils
• Colleges offering grief-stricken students counsellin­g
• The injured
• New York Times says ‘sorry’ but article still on website
• Answers to what exactly happened won’t ease pain
• Friends who bonded in school, on the sports field and in college lecture halls
• Deenihan travels to Berkeley to show solidarity
• Law firms begin considerin­g compensati­on
• Q&A: The Library Gardens apartments
• We might just be repeating ourselves, but talking does help
• A strange day as San Francisco celebrates . . . and mourns our dead at the same time
• All involved will receive every support possible
• Denis O’Brien sought more time from IBRC to repay his debts
• What you said the rental market needs
• Rents keep rising while landlords and tenants disagree
• Cash spent on rent could easily pay a mortgage
• System paints landlords as unscrupulo­us
• Students needed to know a lot more than their textbooks
• 48pc of girls still think jobs in technology and science are only for men
• Union to consider blocking the appointmen­t of Clerys liquidator­s
• Tánaiste instructs welfare offices to process workers’ claims quickly
• Once again, world of finance rules over human decency
• ‘Supervisor hid recorder in flower pot at meeting’
• Taoiseach to discuss UK’s ‘Brexit’ vote in meeting with Cameron
• Extra lending of €25bn a year caused crisis, bank probe told
• Bertie’s St Luke’s headquarte­rs sold for €760,000
• Pensions boost for public servants is ‘unfair to private sector workers’
• Inheritanc­e tax rules favour the rich – expert
• Child-minder told gardaí baby wasn’t shaken in her care
• Boost for under-six GP scheme as legal case is dropped
• ‘Make failure to admit hospital blunder a crime’
• Mother-of-two died from ‘unique’ bowel infection, inquest told
• Prime suspect in slurry tank murder is arrested again
• €27m refund for farmers from EU crisis fund
• Greece on ‘painful course’ to EU exit
• Evans vows to have female presenter as ‘Top Gear’ co-host
• Without Europe’s support, you can’t blame Greeks reaching out to Moscow
• Regime air strike damages ancient Syrian site
• Deja vu all over again with budget giveaways
• Tiger which broke loose from zoo after flood mauls man to death
• Jail worker had sexual relationsh­ip with escapee
• Scientists welcome Pope’s encyclical on climate change
• Pontiff’s faith-based plea for action will be hard to ignore
• Historic coalition could be on the cards after next election
• Capitalism is failing us – it’s time to get more creative
• More details on tragedy only add to poignancy
• Gutter journalism an insult to victims of Berkeley tragedy
• Women, six-packs, and the Hollywood abs guru
• Old showman goes back to his roots
• Sunny side up
• Irish set to dominate English Derby semis
• Moynihan is last Irish hope
• Smullen shines as Eagle lands Ascot showpiece by a whisker
• Convergenc­e to foil his Lyons stablemate in Ballycorus
• Simenon primed to rule for Mullins in Gold Cup
• Pool of dread is exactly what Leinster deserve
• ‘Distinctly average’ Ireland hold off Uruguay
• Reds reject £40m Sterling bid as Rodgers closes on Clyne
• Roche admits Houston regret as she signs with Sunderland
• FA hit Wilshere with £40,000 fine
• McIlroy the safest bet inwackies trace
• American idols Mickelson and Tiger aim to rediscover their vintage class
• US OPEN FIRST ROUND TEE-TIMES
• Education key to preventing more failed drug tests
• Bennett helps Deise pass Rebels test
• Kerry must fix major flaws to have any hope of retaining Sam
• Donegal send out another ominous message
• DUBLIN’S AMBITIOUS BID UNDERLINES GAA’S COMMITMENT TO DEVELOPMEN­T
• Selling site ‘on cheap’ would have legal issues
• Tipp roots no issue as Lynch bids to continue stunning rise
• Carew has Sligo primed to be at the handicappe­r
• Dubs chief slams NAMA
• Why do we all love Irish strawberri­es?
• The secrets of summer
• Watch this: plasma screen tv technology keeping strawberri­es full of flavour and safe to eat
• Why are blueberrie­s a ‘superfood’? d’?
• How to make ice cream tastet even better!
• What does a pollinator do?
• Help me to count flowers for bees!
• What type of landscape is best for pollinator­s?
• Just what is summertime?
• What is the Summer Triangle?
• Why is the longest day in the middle of June?
• If you forget your sun cream, your mitochondr­ia remember!
• Help, I have a dose of the summer sneezes!
• How does sunscreen work?
• How can seaweed heat my home?
• How clean is our sea water?
• Seaweed in your dinner?
• Why is the best surfing on the west coast?
• Where do jellyfish ellyfish come from??
• They have no eyes, so how do sea urchins see?
• What’s the link between sea shells and toothpaste?
• Could invading mosquitoes leave more than just an itch?
• Why we love batty summer nights!
• Reading the signs and staying in the game
• Are people happier in the summer?
• What do Body&Soul and renaissanc­e Florence have in common?
• How can a Garda speed gun improve my tennis serve?
• Why are dairy products such a big part of summer?
• How can I avoid tummy troubles on my holidays
• How do salmon find their way home?
• What do plants know aboutut maths?
• Why is Bloomsday in Dublin so special?

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