Irish Independent - 2017-07-19

• Garda boss off on holiday as ‘cover-up’ storm grows
• A father’s tears as toddler laid to rest
• Teen drowns in tragedy at harbour
• Martin Breheny: Player power spilling into anarchy
• Rúaidhrí O’Connor: South Africans to join Pro-12 rugby
• We face a ‘car crash’ Brexit: AIB chief
• John Downing: Problems keep piling up but Nóirín O’Sullivan just keeps hanging in there
• RTÉ blames €17m jump in its deficit on having to cover landmark events
• Dr Paul D’Alton: Cancer is not just a physical illness – it has emotional scars that can last a lifetime
• Trump remains defiant in the face of defeat on Obamacare
• Disease fears over fly infestatio­ns – with the capital worst affected
• Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil must act to fix crisis of confidence in our gardaí
• Key DNA found in €4m Kinahan drugs seizure
• UK lottery millionair­e accused of defilement of Irish girl
• Williams denies he was given a Garda file on McCabe sex claim
• Garda rejects note that he said McCabe ‘watched schoolgirl­s’
• Potential jurors quizzed over views on domestic violence
• Principals deal with nine cases of bullying each term
• T-rex was no match for human sprinters
• Irish Water has not installed a domestic meter for five months
• Drink-drive ban opponent Healy-Rae condemns drug law plans
• Finance Minister attacks ‘ugly’ behaviour of far-left
• Retailers hit out at minimum wage increase
• He’s back: now Conor Lenihan considers MEP bid
• Ex-fin an cier groped women while high on design er drug
• Further arrests to come after murder of father
• Tusla’s litany of blunders on child sex abuse claims laid bare by watchdog
• HSE apology as boy brain-damaged at birth awarded €15m
• Fake charity shops forced to shut after being exposed by the public
• Eating largest meal of day at breakfast ‘key to losing weight’
• Oxfam merger plans called off as cash crisis finally ends for aid agency Goal
• Man who killed elderly brothers ‘suffers from three mental disorders’
• Family at bedside of Irishman hurt in Brisbane building site fall
• Big rise in number of children schooled at home
• Head o f IRA memorial group denies claims he arranged crash for cash
• ‘Predator’ wanted for suspected murder is in Romania
• Teenage German Isil bride rescued from rubble in Mosul
• Ground shifts for president as spin on Russia meeting leaves him turning circles
• ‘New state will replace Ukraine’ – separatist­s
• Church may have lost its grip, but a focus on traditiona­l values can win people back
• Those living with disability have felt marginalis­ed for too long – new strategy will bring equality to all
• Negotiatin­g Lions chat at the water cooler is a sport in itself
• If it’s good enough for Germans...
• O’Sullivan has failed to solve Garda issues
• Merrion Fleet’s new owners hand back €25m loan to SBCI
• AIB follows Ulster and KBC to bank on Apple Pay
• ‘The EU shouldn’t measure its success in the negotiatio­ns by the degree to which it succeeds in diminishin­g the City of London’
• Dalata seeks a backer for apartments at Dublin 4 hotel
• Soaring vinyl sales help put Golden Discs back in black
• Merrion Hotel’s co-owner checks in with pre-tax profits of €5.5m
• Netflix shares surge on record global signups
• Lufthansa Technik staff set for first pay rise in nine years
• Skydiving firm in court battle over jumps ban
• PTSB volatile amid bad loans concerns
• Irish bonds burned in Azeri bank’s $3.3bn restructur­ing
• European shares slide on earnings
• Failure to launch
• Clothes call: Avoiding holiday wardrobe anxiety
• On his bike: Shane Phelan’s Alps adventure
• Why do we have to jump to conclusion­s when a woman shaves her head?
• A summer football treat for fans
• Virus-hit Weld string on me nd but Gal way title‘ won’ t happen’
• Alaykha primed to deny Mullins pair in Killarney
• ‘Game of our lives’
• Benitez happy to be back in the big time
• Positive vibes give Gannon belief Dundalk can produce another shock
• Lowry ready for Birkdale challenge
• Rahm primed to rap and roll in bid for Open inspiratio­n
• Golden Smyth completes another double dream
• Wexford season still has plenty to offer
• Kilkenny has no intention of changing his style of play
• Bench strength lifted us against Cats, says Déise ace Connors
• CRITICISM WON’T IMPACT SKY DEAL – Ó FEARGHAIL
• Cusack: ‘I believe in Clare but it’s do or die from now on’
• OFFALY HURLING IN ‘DEPLORABLE’ STATE
• Player power beginning to spill over into open anarchy
• O’ Brien escapes serious injury after horror fall at Kill arney
• Kenny eyes upset to set up Celtic mission
• ‘Unfortunat­ely Dan was caught up in battle for green’
• QUALITY SHOULD RISE – BUT SO WILL THE COSTS
• Splashing out? Here’s the Velar, the ‘fourth’ Range Rover. It’s here this week and costs from €62,000
• Import buyers beware: surge is reported in ‘clocking’ across UK
• Diesel has major role well into the future
• No Ryanair here: Renault take business class route with €34,490 Koleos 5-seat crossover
• Why PCP probe needs to nail confusion over cars’ future value
• Runway club special; please preserve ‘driving’ cars; ‘smart’ pedestrian crossing
• Which small petrol automatic? Beware child-seat claims; To scrap or not?

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