Irish Independent - 2017-05-11

• FF’s Martin holds fire on Tánaiste to avoid election
• Trump hosts Russians as FBI row intensifie­s
• THE BUSINESS FILES: PART 3
• The style secrets of France’s new first lady
• Now public servants won’t pay more for pensions
• Kenny’s long goodbye
• Parents face fines for allowing their young children to own smartphone­s
• Brexit doesn’t figure as Charles and Camilla call on their old friends
• Garda HR boss warns: ‘There is never just one cockroach’
• Enda’s swansong gives embattled commission­er a chance to dig in
• Police chief w ho w ill head garda review denies conflict of interest
• Kinahan target was ‘under surveillan­ce’ before bid to kill him
• Victim had warned gardaí feud will not end until Kinahan dead
• ‘Particular­ly violent’ gang targeted Jimmy and M aura’s nest egg
• Why we no longer need to call the tune in a contest lacking in rhythm
• Gareth Murray asks if this will be the most politicall­y charged song contest yet
• Relief in Fine Gael as Kenny finally signals date for stepping aside
• Killer dad’s body exhumed – ‘now family can rest in peace’
• Drinking milk helps women avoid early menopause
• Wife and children now together forever
• ‘Regular’ cases of scalding on Ryanair
• Murder accused’s text pleading with victim for ‘one last chance’
• Armagh family oldest in the world – with a Guinness Record to prove it
• How disgraced suicide charity paid for trips to sun spots Rome and Tenerife
• Deaths of children reveal failures in social services care
• Fears area will be overrun by more traffic if hospital gets the go-ahead
• ‘Nuns are being discrimina­ted against in maternity site row’
• Garda vetting of babysitter­s for subsidy ‘is a total insult’, says granny
• Senior garda ‘concerned for safety’ of Burton at protest
• ‘Things are much worse minister, RTÉ is in a truly critical place,’ Forbes claims
• Bank clerk jailed for theft of €100,000 for hairdos and clothes
• Passion for comic books prompts Leaving Cert pupils to learn Japanese
• ASTI agrees talks to avert embarrassi­ng action over internal staff row
• Fans will have to dig deep if they want to cheer on Ireland at Rugby World Cup in Japan
• Households’ worth jumps on back of property price rise
• Probe as 13 families paid ‘rent’ to mystery ‘landlord’
• Residents flee apartments as fallen barbeque sparks blaze
• Teen airlifted to hospital after school break attack
• FBI chief fell foul of Trump by probing Russian links
• Merciless axing of top security chief in a tale with echoes of Nixon’s fall from grace
• The real meaning behind shocking letter to FBI boss
• Turkey calls on US to not arm Kurdish ‘terrorists’
• Public pay report was a cop out – we were right to be concerned
• Sinéad Moriarty
• Government can ease housing crisis by slashing VAT to zero on homes under €300,000
• Corbyn is right: Brexit has been‘ settled ’– this election is about what kind of Britain is left after negotiatio­ns
• Department of Social Protection rules with an iron fist
• Authority of O’Sullivan and Taoiseach eroded
• Tired of abusive atheists
• SPEEDY SUPPERS
• Crayfish Linguine
• Venturing on to the market with online estate agents
• Taste test
• Dettori steals march to put Enable in frame for Epsom
• SPORT IN BRIEF
• Johnson the one to beat, says McIlroy
• ‘For a fleeting moment, I thought I had stage glory’
• ‘We won’t be losing the run of ourselves’
• ‘Ridiculous’ honesty driving us forward – McDonald
• Dublin and Kerry had 14 men behind ball – Harte
• Isco sting proves fatal for battling Atletico
• ‘£400m’ Coutinho won’t be signing for Barcelona, insists Klopp
• Out-of-favour Rooney insists he wants to stay at United
• Gunners keep top four hopes alive
• England await after Ireland’s Euro lifeline
• Fire Brigade answers B ohs’ Daly mount pitch SOS
• No danger of Cork taking eye off the ball says unsung hero McCormack
• Draw gives Schmidt and Ireland a real shot at breaking new ground
• Schmidt’s dream draw may turn sour fast
• POOL-BY-POOL GUIDE TO JAPAN 2019
• Murray hailed by fellow players
• Nacewa keen to avoid repeat of Lyon ill-discipline
• Rule change heralds end of ‘Project’ players
• MOURNE SUPREMACY
• ‘Home’ game for Manchip
• Rafferty tied seventh as Singh Brar wins Lytham
• TAKE TO THE HILLS
• DEIRDRE’S LOUTH AND PROUD
• Double joy for Ciara as she’s up to scratch at Hermitage
• WILD RIDE FOR REEVE WHITSON
• Higgins retains PGA Irish Club Profession­al title
• Marketing to Millennial­s is not rocket science
• Carton House ‘Go Green’ with flexible corporate golf package offers
• sCdaflalas­wdfay offer more club for your wedge
• I’M A JOHN DALY TYPE OF GOLFER , WITHOUT THE LOUD TROUSERS
• Aoife Costello
• Turlough Daly
• So you want tobean accountant?
• Aoife Brew
• 10 inspiring women in Irish business
• Accounting and economics questions
• Business with Jerry McCarthy
• Meet accountant Sam Russell
• Accounting with Michael Galligan
• Where to study business
• PTREPAIRS LTD.
• ME & MY JOB
• Sample Question 2
• Solutions to Sample Q 1 Marking Scheme
• Tabular statements
• What is the Business Studies Teachers’ Associatio­n of Ireland?
• It’s teacher Ciara O’Riordan’s business to inspire her girls...

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