Irish Independent - 2015-07-01

• Greek plea for bailout fails to stop debt default
• Three feared dead after family is swept into sea
• We shouldn’t underestim­ate the damage a ‘small’ failure like Greece can do
• Shane Coleman: What happens when you play hardball?
• Drinking by 11, alcoholic by 20, sober by 35...
• Minister still not sure if crime statistics are accurate
• Even ‘UFO’ clouds can’t stop the rush for ice cream on hottest day of year
• Kenny’s ham-fisted effort to clarify comments just muddies the water
• Taoiseach comes under fire from Martin over claims he did not hike taxes hike taxes
• As €16bn hangs in the balance, a No vote spells disaster
• Country on a knife edge as opinion on Syriza’s gamble is bitterly divided
• Former cleric has no recollecti­on of agreement
• ‘I never declined to be interviewe­d’
• It’s goodbye to roaming bills as EU finally takes some action
• Free mobile roaming is on the way, but watch out for the small print
• Garda HQ needs to rethink business-like approach to crime
• Years-old feud sees gangs unite in bid to murder Keane
• Home-care regulation talks are set to start four years after they were first promised
• Nursing home fees cost average of €896 a week
• Children with cancer will get medical card for five years
• Varadkar considers private funds for two new maternity hospitals
• New Defence Forces chief of staff always destined for top
• Confidence among consumers has hit its highest level in over nine years
• Cyclists who use footpaths will not be fined
• Jobless rate stuck at 9.7pc as fall stalls
• Sinn Féin TD denies party has bullying problem
• Fam ilies squeezed out of rent m arket
• Anglo’s FitzPatric­k and O’Mahoney ‘got $1.2m loan from bank’ in 1997
• New forensic tests ordered on timber in Berkeley balcony
• Bodies of three Irish terrorism victims expected home today
• Garda who feared British navy officer would kill her is awarded almost €90k
• Third-party funding of Esat court case must be explained
• Man loses court challenge against change to will of his late civil partner
• NCT tester was fairly sacked for passing his own cars
• Isil beheads two women and crucifies men
• Car bomb massacres 28 mourners at a funeral in Yemen
• Turkey poised to send troops into Syria for first time
• Fresh hope for Iran nuclear deal as US talks resume
• More than 100 dead in Indonesian cargo plane carnage
• UK at risk of asteroid tsunami ‘that could kill hundreds of thousands’
• Make gay marriage legal across Europe, says top EU official
• Impact of Greek crisis
• This house of cards was always destined to collapse
• Crime statistics must show the full picture
• S traight-talking Leo must come clean on UHI cost
• Majority of those working don’t take their full holidays
• Outsider set to review Nama sales and returns
• Worldview case against Petrocelti­c dismissed
• No let-up for office market as Irish seek space
• NTR to add 15 megawatts of capacity with windfarm
• Markets will be clock watching after an extra second is added to day
• CRO makes €11.35m in penalties in 2014
• Bill Gross warns to hold cash against forced selling
• European stocks fall again in Greek fears
• Court rules that POD leaseholde­rs acted in ‘bad faith’
• How many friends do you really need?
• ‘I was nearly Padraig Pearse’
• Ballymac a confirmed starter for Dundalk
• Dunne bound for St Andrews
• Geraghty needs to beat pain barrier to begin McManus job
• Iron Major should have mettle to strike for Lynam at Fairyhouse
• Farewell Kauto, a true star of winter
• Big Four domination will be worth it come August
• Cribbin proves sorry is not always the hardest word to say
• Farah: Salazar must prove innocence or I’ll be first out
• Another sorry episode for athletics as Gatlin rules sprinting world
• Leacy starts on long road back from ‘devastatin­g ’cruciate blow
• Van Gaal wins battle of wills over United’s summer schedule
• Morethan TV money needed to fix FAI woes
• Chile hoping Sanchez regains form for Copa final
• Byrne goes Dutch to fast-track his developmen­t
• No happy ending in sight to the decline and fall of Bouchard
• Where are Cribbin’s critics now?
• We can repeat form of last summer, insists McDonald
• Flynn ready to embrace ‘dream’ clash at Croke Park
• Rebels possess the firepower to hurt us, warns Fitzmauric­e
• FLANAGAN WARY OF KILDARE BACKLASH FOLLOWING DUBLIN DEMOLITION
• O’Neill linked to Foxes return
• HYLAND KEEPS HOOPS’ HOPES ALIVE
• Kauto Star ‘one of the greatest’– Walsh
• O’NEILL’S GRAND PLANS ‘A GOOD YEAR IS WHEN CORK WIN THE ALL-IRELAND’
• TENNIS: Federer shows he’s stillt he master of coolin Wimbledon heatwave
• How Merc’s new GLE Coupé stole the show
• Automakers upbeat as new 152-reg buying kicks off amid hopes of record sales
• BMW’s plug-in lights up different sort of future.
• We answer your questions about the best cars for you.
• The inside and outside story of Audi’s new A4.
• Hogging the headlines – how those lane louts are driving us crazy
• SAFE IN THE SUN
• ‘MOTHERHOOD HAS DEFINED ME’
• SLEEP SCHOOL
• HAVING AN EASIER LABOUR
• PARTIES WITHOUT TEARS
• LIFE LESSONS
• READ THE LABEL FIRST
• FEEDING MATTERS
• Aisling on...
• Summertime eatingand the is healthy
• Concealer Decoded
• Taking the stress out of Big School
• Save the date

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