Irish Independent - 2017-05-27

• Gardaí now tracking jihadis with Libya links
• Party time for Kate and Maria
• Dermot Bannon SEE PAGE 2
• Mary Fitzgerald
• ‘Scramble to buy’ if Varadkar pull the plug on scheme to build more homes
• Kushner says he’ll comply with probe into Trump’s Russian links
• Community rallies around parents of tragic baby Chloe
• Mandy Johnston: Faith in another agency of State in tatters
• Ryanair to back DAA in €320m battle over runway
• Vintage, sustainabl­e, and unique - House has all you need for home
• Police arrest ‘key players’ in terror probe
• Gardaí focus on sympathise­rs with links to ‘terror cell’ in Manchester
• Hate crime doubles in Manchester following concert carnage
• Search under way for missing crewman as fishing boat capsizes
• Businesswo­man Norah Casey reveals she was ‘battered’ for nine years by abusive ex-partner
• Man arrested as couple stabbed to death
• Medics face a surge in patients at new facility
• Woman ‘shaking’ after alleged rape with Tinder date
• Shatter told TDs that Anglo investigat­ors were ‘experience­d’
• Laya hikes premiums for third time this year
• The trial of Seán FitzPatric­k was due to last less than six weeks – but it unravelled slowly
• MARTINA DEVLIN: Any State watchdog is toothless unless properly trained
• A rumble in Rathgar: forget Leo and Simon – Eoghan and Kate is the real feud in FG
• Businessma­n hosts ‘secret supper’ fundraiser for Varadkar
• Political anoraks have their day in the sun as leadership battle reveals shifting voter landscape
• Kate’s choirboys outburst added a whiff of sulphur to the contest
• Coveney and Varadkar put their pitches to rural voters
• Leo comes out swinging but Simon’s rural message shades it
• Winning right to live on boat just swell for Shane
• Family told son (3) of murdered Sonia ‘heaven needed an angel’
• Former GAA star awarded €310,000 damages
• In treacherou­s times, we need to keep our three best friends sweet
• World leaders stand firm with May over terror threat
• Children among 28 Christians shot dead on bus
• 35 killed as fresh wave of airstrikes hits Syria
• Obama takes to the fairways at ‘home of golf ’
• The Week that was
• We must look to the past, not to Isil, to discover the real meaning of Islam
• Irish feminists always happy to lash out - as long as it’s within their comfort zone of non-issues
• Turns out I’m related to Santa, the Eskimos and half of New York
• Northern Ireland must vote wisely to rein in Tory government
• Leo’s belief in a better society
• Message of vigilance from Sonia’s family is timely
• FG candidates must be transparen­t on funding
• Private investment in State fund almost double that of target
• Emissions up as renewables struggle to keep pace with economic growth
• Rosanna’s father-in-law hits jackpot
• Gubay is fighting legal case from grave
• EU stance ‘could push us to follow British out’
• How post-Brexit border could go like clockwork – if we follow Swiss model
• Harvey Norman and landmark pub both toast strong figures
• Oil producers drag European stocks lower as week closes
• Two-in-One Cryptic and Definition
• Time for Munster to end the wait
• Delaney reveals FAI debt dilemma
• McIlroy in race against time to play the US Open
• TOMÁS ÓSÉ:
• TONY WARD:
• Five areas Reds need to nail to end drought
• Anti-showman Ryan will be wondering what all the fuss is about
• Erasmus ready to show he’s learned lessons of Saracens defeat in decider
• Red Army stay grounded thanks to new home comforts
• Forester still hurt by Brolly’s Derry ‘death notice’
• Treaty eager to turn tables on Clare and end barren Munster run
• Walsh starts as Rebels look to set up Tipp clash
• POOR CLUB SCENE HOLDING CORK BACK – COUNIHAN
• CONTENDERS OR PRETENDERS?
• Dublin pose bigger threat to Tribes than recent results suggest
• Galway and Wexford face new pressures amid soaring expectatio­ns
• GALWAY’S RECORD AS LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
• ROLE MODEL
• Stars aligning for Galway in their bid to smash Liam MacCarthy hoodoo
• GAA PREVIEWS
• Mannion driving on after bumpy road
• Ryan ready as Faithful look to banish pain of Lake loss
• Wenger’s moment of truth
• Cork use their heads to punish Rovers mistakes
• Horgan watches Duffy set Dun dalk on their way
• Leahy heads a brace to give Sligo deserved draw
• Drogs fears over McGuinness after Candystrip­es stalemate
• Corcoran deepens Galway problems
• McAleer lifts Harps out of relegation zone
• CECH AXED AS OSPINA GETS WEMBLEY NOD
• Lisbon Lions dared to dream beyond their boundaries – we won’t see their like again
• City splash €50m on Monaco ace Silva
• Delaney sets 2021 Dalymount deadline
• ‘There was still 6km to the summit. I was cooked. Done’
• Lowry bites back at criticism of his putting expertise
• Soldier Yssaad outguns the field
• O’Donovans seal semi spot
• Group success long overdue for Washington
• ‘Correspond­ent’ a real threat to Churchill
• Winter a good thing for Guineas double
• Harry Angel can soar in Sandy Lane

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