Irish Independent - 2017-05-29

• New kids on the block bring home gold glory
• Varadkar turned down chance to stay in health
• Facebook chief met Taoiseach about data watchdog
• Nicola Anderson
• Lobbying was revealing – but did it pay off ?
• British Airways flights are facing chaos for days in wake of IT crash
• Alan Quinlan
• Merkel: Europe can no longer completely rely on US and UK
• Commission­er’s missing phone ‘undermines’ inquiry
• Ita O’Kelly: Parents to blame for kids’ sense of entitlemen­t
• 3,000 hotel rooms in the pipeline for the capital
• Leo looks a clear winner for FG activists – but wider voters have a soft spot for Simon
• Family furious over ‘outrageous’ wait on murder-suicide probe
• Four of Varadkar’s policy achievemen­ts – but how much credit should he get?
• John Downing
• Leo ‘trying to buy election’, Simon ‘is dishonest’ – FG contest ends on bitter note
• So let the voting begin – Varadkar has passed the hustings test
• Bringing the Burren to Bloom – Fiona (14) shows off green fingers
• High-speed bus corridor on cards as gridlock adds 70pc to journey times
• ‘Therapeuti­c horticultu­re’ proves a real stress buster for city slickers
• Naughten determined to weather the storms on climate
• Minister to introduce successful Dublin Bikes-style system to boost electric cars
• Plan to appoint a watchdog bogged down in ‘complex’ legal issuesdigi­tal
• Man falsely labelled as sex offender on website
• ASTI teachers to get perks if industrial action is halted
• Harris refuses to back watchdog after collapse of FitzPatric­k trial
• Father shot dead in front of son in busy car park
• Rock icons Guns N’ Ros es came, s aw and conquered Slane all over again
• €1bn spent on home renovation­s due to lack of trade-ups
• Bright ideas to light up your living space at House exhibition
• Derelict houses ‘should be seized’ to end homes crisis
• Trump considers major overhaul of White House staff as crisis continues to escalate crisis continues to escalate
• FBI‘told UK about risk from bomber Abedi’
• Panic as late frost devastates Bordeaux wine crop
• Irish film grabs ‘best screenplay’ prize at Cannes
• Eight killed in rampage over fight with ex-wife
• Finding the write stuff in Listowel
• Pound volatility up as Labour closes gap in UK election
• Reinventin­g the wheel
• Departing Noonan will launch €3bn AIB share sale this week
• Anglo trial shows that, once again, we refuse to do account ability
• Facilities going down the toilet
• Facebook’s lobbying and facing up to truth
• Alarm bells ringing as Garda phones go missing
• Johnny Ward A makeshift Curragh does a surprising­ly decent job
• Winter is red-hot as O’Brien bags historic double-double
• McAuley shines in Rome on stricken girlfriend’s mount
• Afatcat can milk success for Mahon at Ballinrobe
• GOOD NEWS FOR GUILFOYLE IN LIMERICK
• Kvitova triumphs five months on from knife attack
• Vettel delivers for Ferrari as Raikkonen rages
• Gullen’s travails earn him Ras glory as Kasperkiew­icz takes stage
• Lowry rues ‘brain fart’ as Noren seizes glory
• Conlan needs step up to show off skills – Macklin
• JUST DESERTS FOR UNBEATEN DONOVAN
• Terriers chasing the big bucks in battle of bottle
• Long road to USA worth the sacrifice for patient Kevin
• Mathews exits Longford in aftermath of emphatic win over Wexford
• Totti bids farewell with Roma triumph
• Rogic’s late winner sums up spirit of Celtic’s Invincible­s
• Costa ultimatum as Chelsea gear up for £200m spree
• QUOTE WATCH
• ‘Moses dive fatigue, not cheating’
• NUMBERS GAME
• ‘I have desire. I love my job. I love to win, I love to build, I love to get people going and I love what I do. It’s as simple as that’
• ‘Manager’s trust got me through after 13 months on sidelines’
• Mertesacke­r masterclas­s shows pace isn’t everything
• TWEETS OF THE WEEK
• Irish youngsters impress as Mageean gets up and running
• The day of Foley forever
• Scarlets fever ravagesMun­ster
• Outstandin­g Beirne seizes his moment and revels in Scarlets’ stunning glory
• MUNSTER RATINGS
• Reds running on empty in closing act of surreal season
• All Black injury toll mounts as Barrett sits out Hurricanes win
• More questions than answers after O’Sullivan’s ban
• McWilliams tips the balance for Derry
• Madden magic sinks Monaghan
• Buckley books Cork’ s final spot
• Rebels relieved to escape after courting disaster
• Sub Kennedy’s brace spoils Mulligan debut as Leitrim edge it
• Collins counts his blessings after Banner survive Limerick fightback
• Ulster quickly losing lustre as Derry fail to fire a shot
• ‘Immense’ Dooley lifts Offaly
• Guiney states case for Cats clash as Model make light of Davy ban
• All too easy for the Tribesmen as Dubs capitulate
• Galway’s clinical display a nice change from the norm
• DAVY WILL HAVE TRICKS UP HIS SLEEVE FOR CATS
• It pains me to say it, but Scarlets’ massacre of our best sides is good for the game
• RISING TIDE LIFTS ALL BOATSIN SKIBB
• CUP GLORY SHOULD NOT SAVE WENGER
• HARSH LESSONS FOR IRISH RUGBY
• ‘There’s a toxic cloud hanging over Dublin hurling’
• IT’S OVER – I FEEL LIKE KATY IN FAIR CITY
• I WAS NAIVE WHEN USING SUPPLEMENT­S

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