Irish Independent - 2017-05-17

• Trump defiant over security storm
• Now €200,000 feared stolen in latest Credit Union case
• Is Nóirín O’Sullivan Ireland’s ‘toughest person’?
• Stop eating avocado on toast and buy a house
• Why history will be kind to Enda
• Bolt from the blue: fishermen haul in a rare lobster and giant squid from the deep
• Security experts probe possible cyber attack links with North Korea
• Kenny hits out over ‘gossip’ as wait goes on for announceme­nt
• Calls for ‘presidenti­al’ FG election no guarantee it won’t descend into an ugly, bare-knuckle battle
• Sacking O’Sullivan would take up to eight weeks and ‘stall Garda reform’
• ‘If phone tap was politicall­y driven, that’s a very serious problem’ – FF
• Ross has failed to meet with UK or EU counterpar­ts amid Brexit fears
• Without an agreement on aviation, we face the catastroph­ic scenario of flights being grounded
• Ireland given Brexit-deal veto lifeline after ruling by European Court of Justice
• All the tea in China? How about a cuppa from your own back garden
• ‘Home abortions’ using pills and online support are ‘safe and effective’
• Don’t get stressed at not being on the housing ladder – play the long game and enjoy your freedom
• TV show blamed for jump in loans
• Dr Google will see you now – it’s a healthy thing
• Donohoe signals a ‘modest’ pay rise at talks on new wage deal
• I’m happy with salary cuts: Dobson
• Ireland’s ultimate ultra-fitness couples rack up followers
• Russia leak probably boils down to showing off
• President ‘asked former FBI director Comey to shut down Flynn probe’
• Hillary launches new group to challenge Trump policies
• Erdogan uses his visit to White House to push case against arming the Kurds
• Doctor says murder accused could be a ‘compulsive liar’
• Former UUP leader says photo of him on hotel floor ‘a bit of fun’
• Why John McAreavey returned to Mauritius
• Student warning on energy drinks after teen’s death
• Obese teens ‘likely to stay overweight and have ill health’
• Grandfathe­r holds bedside vigil after ‘murder-suicide’
• €3m for cyclist thrown eight feet into the air in van crash
• Reports of abuse to charity up by 5,000
• Plan may see pupils take seat on boards
• Listening to the voice of scholars
• Apply for grant now to ensure early payment
• Nurses don’t bake cakes to pay for heating – why must schools?
• Syria says US claim it executed thousands is a ‘Hollywood plot’
• Ukraine bans Russian internet firms over hacking fears
• Girl (16) found dead in car crash ‘killed earlier’, say police
• Corbyn manifesto will ‘help ordinary people’
• 38 million bits of plastic found on uninhabite­d island
• Brady asked for his ashes to be scattered on the moors
• Sarah Collins
• Republican­s nearing the point where they’ll have to turn on Trump and put their country before party
• Eurovision goes out of tune with bare-faced cheek
• Giant river rats offer food for thought in Cork
• We should be reluctant to break our natural bond with Britain
• Housing crisis costs us all dearly as prices rise
• Children should be taught to eat and drink sensibly
• High debt and Brexit could hit recovery, says Moody’s
• Software firm First Derivative­s to hire 400 graduates
• Profits double at Parknasill­a Resort
• Topaz to rebrand as owner pumps €25m into Irish unit
• DCC boss Breen puts Euro deals at top of list
• EasyJet shares fall on worst half-year loss
• Vodafone doubles profits but leaks mobile customers
• Pharma firms help exports jump 10pc as Brexit yet to hit UK trade
• UK ready to sell last Lloyds stake
• Bridgepoin­t swoop for acquisitio­n chief at BoI
• Glass Lewis turns spotlight on executive bonuses at Cairn
• Weak pound sends FTSE to all-time high
• Trends that break the bank
• The millennial response
• The new rules for public displays of affection
• TACKLING A WEIGHTY ISSUE
• How to make work stress work for you
• OJ - A very American criminal
• All our Classic plans revolve around Churchill – O’Brien
• De Bromhead-Lynch team can prosper at Punchestow­n
• Rooney faces a loss far greater than that at the casino
• Aguero quality dominates in City’s tale of two Argentines
• Morton ready for return to Rás
• Bonner backing Randolph despite club woes
• Schmidt looks to young guns for Eastern promise
• Biggar refuses to get sidetracke­d by Lions tour ahead of date with ‘excellent’ Munster
• Conway eager to make up for lost time on June tour
• SCHMIDT’S NEW FACES
• Triggs will miss home from home
• Football not all doom and gloom
• ‘Galway defeat shows we’re mortals’
• ‘People have short memories, Mayo won’t be far off’ – Horan
• Cafferkey may return for Mayo after 14 months on the sidelines
• MACAULEY INJURY TO LEAVE DUBS SHORTHANDE­D
• Mayo still lacking marquee forward, insists McGuinness
• Forde loses his appeal against suspension
• Ryan out as Schmidt picks eight uncapped tourists
• Sam Bennett
• Sanchez keeps Arsenal’s chances alive – but apathy remains
• Toyota puts it up to rivals as its ‘banking arm’ to open here
• Boost for electric car buyers: ESB to fit free home-charge points beyond planned 2000
• We get behind the wheel of Ford’s new supercar - the sensationa­l GT
• Toyota’s CH-R could be just the car to replace the trusty Corolla
• Renault’s new Zoe helps to ease the fears of range anxiety
• Opel hopes its new Crossland will give the brand the X Factor
• Why we badly need ‘next-gen’ training for ‘next-gen’ cars; Volvo/ Google; Scout price

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