Irish Independent - 2017-05-25

• ‘Catastroph­ic failure’ – Anglo shambles fury
• How police missed five chances to stop bomber
• Sophistica­ted device points to terror cell
• THE HEARTBREAK­ING IMAGE THAT HINTED AT ATTACK HORROR
• Injuries are horrific, says health chief
• Communitie­s are key to winning this brutal battle against terrorism
• ‘As Muslims, it is our duty to speak up against extremists’
• Faiths stand together, united in the face of terrorist atrocities
• Police forces facing ‘truly unparallel­ed’ challenges
• ‘Abnormal times’ call for extra vigilance – McGrath
• How roar of victory at Lisbon Lions’ triumph incurred a mother’s wrath
• Claims that Templemore scandal will see ‘people led away in handcuffs’
• O’Sullivan ‘rejected advice’ to tell the Government about financial concerns
• Civilians must be supported in efforts to uncover Templemore truth
• Case left in shreds as key questions are asked over how this ‘circus’ came to pass
• FitzPatric­k celebrated the night before being formally acquitted and told he was ‘free to go’
• Ex-Anglo probe chief has bagged €590,000 since early retirement
• Warehouse ‘not appropriat­e for use by homeless’
• ‘Eejits’ told: Stop buying AIB shares or risk losing big when it floats
• Couple with children sought refuge in Garda cell
• How discarded present became lifeline for designer
• Pub kitchen shut down amid probe into salmonella
• ‘Fair City’ tougher than ‘Love/Hate’, admits Ward
• Family of woman killed in freak Luas crash gets €548,000
• Weapon is found after man fatally stabbed in laneway row
• Battle for cabinet jobs under way – and Varadkar is out to expose SF
• If Simon really wants to win, it’s time he took those gloves off
• Coveney hits out at rival’s big focus on ‘people who get up early’
• ‘Be an olive tree for peace,’ Pope tells Trump at Vatican meeting
• President turns up the heat over Nato spending targets
• More than 30 migrants, ‘most of them toddlers’, drown off Libyan coast
• Messi’s jail sentence for tax fraud to stand
• Isil militants behead chief of police in Philippine­s
• ‘Token male’ Farrell a good sport, Coppola tells Cannes
• Now is not a time to overreact, we need to keep calm and carry on
• Varadkar would energise FG and the country
• Trump’s slap on the wrist is no big surprise
• Defeat terror by highlighti­ng strength of our communitie­s
• Defence Forces in crisis
• N obody taking blame for Anglo shambles
• ‘Appalling’ theory on gender
• This is not the time for division
• Soldiers on British streets as terror stalks a country
• The lure of small-town life
• Choice: Car hire without the excess charges
• Veggie Tacos
• Forkful’s SPEEDY SUPPERS
• Taste test
• Two-In-One
• Mullins targeting Belmont riches with four-strong team
• McGrath mare an ‘Eyecatcher’ under Brassil at Tipperary
• Dunne the brightest prospect for Irish success
• Capital gain needed after exodus from out of Blue
• Waterford have to make do with three weeks’ preparatio­n
• ‘We’re nowhere near the finished article’ – Canning finished article’ – Canning
• Fitzgerald still having an impact on players despite ban, says Chin
• Doyle leads Royal demolition
• Scannell’s butterflie­s in perfect formation
• Horgan shrugs off Leinster coaching contract delay
• Williams hails ‘great boost’ as Evans’ red card rescinded
• Irish starlet Teggart thrilled to claim yellow as Donegal hills take heavy toll
• Consistent Ward top of the Irish Premier class
• McPhail sees business sense in youth plans
• Another cup for Old Trafford trophy cabinet but now the real work begins
• Emotions pour out as fans take refuge from bomb horrors
• United take Ajax to cleaners
• Glynn rules out transatlan­tic flight home for Dublin opener
• Neil Francis
• SAM BENNETT: ‘I tried to smile and look pleased, but inside I was crying’
• EXCLUSIVE OFFER
• Harrington’s home truths
• Families and women key to golf’s future in Ireland
• Conor Purcell shows form in the AIG Barton Shield
• Lester wins in Illinois as Fletcher is best of the Irish in Wales
• Get into the swing of things at state-of-the-art Naas GC
• IRISH GOLF’S NEW STAR
• Bitter-sweet as ‘proud’ Leona claims her second Player of the Year title
• WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT ANNABEL
• The Heath makes history with ILGU Senior Cup win
• Nenagh double in ILGU All-Ireland Medals
• O’Briain and McGrane are targeting big week at Wentworth
• Arthurs is king of Trim as he wins at County Meath
• Jimmy Bolger heads Irish qualifiers at Luttrellst­own
• It’s time to get a grip around the greens
• I’D LOVE TO GET A SMACK AROUND AMEN CORNER ...BUT I’D HAVE TO GET THE HANDICAP DOWN FIRST

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