Irish Independent - 2017-05-22

• Rebels stun the champs
• Now Coveney backers in fear of Varadkar axe
• My husband is far from boring – we live life at 110 miles per hour
• Noonan: EU won’t relax rules to ease Brexit pain
• A mixture of hypocrisy and condescens­ion
• Fresh cyber-attack claims against North Korea
• Why a post-Brexit hard Border would be idiotic
• Mary Kenny: Pippa sets bar for wedding formula
• Coveney fears supporters will lose their jobs as ‘dirty tricks’ see contest turn ugly
• Varadkar’s copping out on where he
• ‘Grand Coalition’ is on the cards
• Early riser Leo is setting the pace – but Simon’s race is not run just yet
• ‘My auld lad couldn’t put manners on me – neither will party,’ says O’Connell
• ‘Flawed’ FG system of voting faces change after Leo’s blitz
• This country needs a debate, not a coronation, says Harris
• Element and Farrell in the hunt for Palme d’Or with ‘Sacred Deer’ film
• Partial R116 reconstruc­tion indicates tail rotor hit island
• Cancer drugs to ‘arrive by tomorrow’
• Just 55 of 37,000 civil servants have lost their jobs in the past decade
• Restaurate­ur Munier has assets seized over €140,000 Revenue bill
• Do your share to fight terror, Trump warns Muslim world
• Iran lashes back with reminder of Saudi link to 9/11
• Trump’s ‘nut job’ comment was to reassure Russians – adviser
• Irish priest tells o f death threats o verhis battle with sex trafficker­s
• Religious calling: Volunteers sought for Francis’s visit
• Ross ‘must step up to plate’ in talks with EU chiefs
• Commission­er refers to Famine as he calls food waste ‘immoral’
• School franticall­y trying to stop sale of sports pitches to house-builder
• Le Pen admits error as she abandons her ‘Frexit’ crusade
• Fans brace themselves for ‘Rambo the Musical’
• We’re in thrall to juniper’s many charms
• Employers fear new €200m education tax
• Leonardo turns a corner – but is only for the brave
• Nama set to dispose of O’Callaghan’s loans
• Let’s not lose sight of the real saints when criticisin­g religious
• Let’s hear some policy ideas, Mr Varadkar
• McWilliams goes to Europe...
• Caravaggio performanc­e has O’Brien purring with delight
• Old allies Byrnes and Russell to score with Denham Sound
• Churchill call correct but beware ‘Thunder’
• SATURDAY’S RESULTS
• Munster aim to end tough term on a high
• Departing heroes write their own Hollywood farewell
• Nacewa: The hurt will last for a long time
• Growing old gratefully
• Lam predicts bright future if Connacht attitude is right
• Rodgers hails his Invincible­s for ‘once in a lifetime’ feat
• Ronaldo strike sends Real on way to La Liga title
• Undefeated Celtic join glory game’s elite club
• Bridge bids a final farewell to teary Terry
• United’s kids impress and usher in new era for Jose
• Aguero to remain with City as Pep
• Hat-trick hero Harry secures Golden Boot as Spurs rout Hull
• As Billy may have written this season, It’s All Been Pretty Dire
• Wenger ‘situation’ contribute­d to Gunners’ problems
• Arsenal shine against Toffees but prepare for Europa League
• Nielsen takes back-to-back stage wins at An Post Rás – one year apart
• Louth keep cool to book Royal rumble
• Kingstons lead Laois rout of shaky Longford
• Models weather Carlow storm
• Broderick masterclas­s sets up tie with Dublin as Banty is left bereft
• Quigley’s pizza talk would have been a red rag to the Ballybay bull Wylie
• Duffy puts his foot on gas as
• Antrim edge it in tense encounter to deny Donegal
• Gallagher’s new boys get the job Done’ in drubbing
• O’Connors add some sheen to lacklustre Mayo performanc­e
• Lehane: ‘You’re farting around for the last few years’
• FORTUNE FAVOURS KINGSTON’S KIDS
• ‘Itwas killorbe killed’
• WIJNALDUM HELPS REDS BREATHE EASY
• RYAN SHOULD BE PART OF WORLD CUP PLANS
• I RODE BACK UP LIKE JOHN WAYNE
• Brendan Cummins:

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