Irish Independent - 2017-07-21

• Student rape victim drugged, threatened
• OJ gets freedom after nine years
• Dramatic rise in pupils with autism getting classroom help
• Where the touts have no shame – U2 tickets on sale, priced €11,000
• Woman tricked friend into sex by posing as a man
• Apology to family after boy’s death in respite
• Build a church people want to be part of
• Avolon steers clear of Chinese parent debt
• Likely to tie the knot
• Gardaí liaise with Interpol over possible terror threat at Fleadh
• REELING IN THE YEARS: 1987
• Suspect would be off the streets if bail had been tougher
• Terrified locals tell of how atmosphere in the area has changed
• Gardaí urged to use all available resources to catch attacker
• Man (69) spared jail over sex attack in care home
• Nanny’s brothers set to appear as witnesses in murder trial
• System playing catch up to continue putting pupils first
• 23,000 students left without a place to stay as year begins
• Taoiseach backs Commission­er amid uproar at timing of holiday
• Time to front up: lead the Garda – wear the boots, Nóirín
• Abuse victim says she ‘exploded’ after Mary Lou ‘sneered’ at her in the Dáil
• Top garda called for McCabe sex claim to be reinvestig­ated
• Government claims progress in fixing mobile and broadband blackspots
• More money paid out to motorists despite fewer accident claims
• Underspend of €300m to be used to pay for water charge refunds
• UK negotiator­s insist exit bill tops agenda
• ‘Brexit no-deal would be chaos for the North’
• Children hit by wait of 18 months for heart clinic
• Hospitals short on doctors, but not of bosses – Mahony
• Pensioner heard saw cut off his leg during amputation
• Waste plastic weighs same as ‘billion elephants’
• Sessions digs in after scathing attack by Trump
• Wave of support for McCain in battle with brain tumour
• Linkin Park singer found dead from suicide aged 41
• German Isil bride (16) ‘admits she killed Iraqi soldiers’
• Merkel takes hard line with Turkey over jailed citizens
• Looking at country in microcosm shows just where we need to gear up for future
• I’m with Kirstie – let’s get rid of washing machines from kitchens... and toilets from bathrooms too
• W hy my love of music has become a little bit warped
• Blame State and society for ill treatment of single mothers
• Focus on human cost, not the ‘fiscal stance’
• Did US interfere with vote here?
• US company wants to build LNG terminal in Cork
• Ireland ranks in top ten in global reputation survey
• Investors pile in to €270m Greencoat Renewables IPO
• Euro rises as talks on stimulus delayed
• Citi picks Frankfurt, but Dublin may gain
• China tightens grip on internet access with crackdown on VPNs
• Unilever boss warns longer Brexit lead-in time needed
• Sky bid clearance delay for Murdoch
• Goldman Sachs partners own less than 5pc of shares
• Fall in INM shares accelerate­s after warning
• Another country
• Culture Vulture: What’s on this week
• Laugh and hold on to your underpants
• More arresting drama for Netflix
• Heartbreak for Ireland women
• ‘They were attacking each other like juniors’
• McCarthy twins storm to victory
• FROOME SITTING PRETTY AFTER MOUNTAIN TEST
• Bradley rues ‘sloppy’ start as Hoops exit
• City among clubs accused of tapping up Mbappe
• Cork complete unwanted trio of Euro losses for Irish sides
• Marmion eager to escape from Murray’s shadow
• SSE AIRTRICITY LEAGUE PREVIEWS
• Geaney top dog but there’s time for others to come good
• ‘Mayo would be gone already if it wasn’t for O’Shea’ – O’Mahony
• Dempsey fears ‘risky’ consequenc­es of planned tweaks to hurling championsh­ip
• Spieth’s lucky gum has Open flavour
• Harrington’s return to Birkdale brings plenty of applause but no birdies
• Pumped-up Poulter shows he’s back to his belligeren­t best
• McIlroy never far from triumph or disaster
• McGrath linked with Antrim football job
• Kenny frustratio­n shows Dundalk what must be addressed
• SEVEN WAYS TO ENJOY SEVEN DAYS
• EVERYONE’S A WINNER
• Rugby stars Madigan and Ryan’s Plate expectatio­ns
• Galway Racecourse reaps the rewards of hard work
• FIVE GREAT GAMBLES AT GALWAY

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