Irish Independent - 2017-07-24

• New rules to protect elderly from nursing home financial abuse
• Shining a light as Israeli-Palestinia­n tensions mount
• WATERFORD WON’T WIN ALL-IRELAND WITH SWEEPER
• Stars call for RTÉ to reveal salaries in gender row
• Stronger safeguards for older people long overdue
• Perfect day revamped
• ‘Eating for two’ myth risks harming mother and baby
• Full match report and analysis
• ‘This is where somebody is going to live out their days – they still have a life’
• Hospital bill for treating morbid obesity soars above €1m as ‘fat crisis’ worsens
• Irish children risk losing life-changing drug as HSE won’t reimburse it
• Jury to hear opening statements in Martens murder trial today
• ‘Government should consider raising the age of retirement,’ says former finance secretary
• Labour Party prepared to go back into government, says Howlin
• Hopes Draghi will appear for Dáil committee
• World News
• Brexit waiting game goes on and on:
• Permanent TSB brings in ‘bonus’ to turn staff into ‘sales soldiers’
• Tens of thousands without water as repair works on burst pipe fail
• Councils should buy 500 vacant
• Car buyers beware – dramatic jump in number of indebted vehicles up for sale
• Huge surge in car imports from the UK driven by plummeting sterling
• Security tight as Trump’s son jets in for round of golf at Doonbeg course
• Minister tackled over lack of free drinking water for school children
• U2 treat fans to a spine-tingling, stripped-back rock masterclas­s
• Jail officer who wrote ‘evil’ poison pen letters wins appeal on sentence
• Tributes to heroic Irish diver who died saving woman from drowning in Egypt
• Rape Crisis Centre complains to UN about Government ‘failing victims’
• Shamrock Rovers teen killed in Jordan crash is remembered
• Princes tell of their pain over ‘rushed’ last phone call with Princess Diana
• Treatment in a chicken house: is this the future of healthcare in US?
• Macron’s lustre fades after new reforms fail to satisfy French voters
• Nine migrants found dead in back of sweltering truck
• Tory slams BBC over ‘negativity’ on Brexit
• Barbara McCarthy
• Central Bank hires an extra 36 staff to deal with Brexit
• Driving change
• Media Bites
• When it comes to crunch, Kellogg’s has a dilemma
• ‘Leprechaun economics’ surge can add €400m to Budget – Ibec
• Transport system should not compound the difficulty of disability
• I see a little silhouetto of a man
• Comfort for elderly and their families overdue
• RTÉ must practise what it preaches over pay
• Nothing but a religious war
• Jumping the shark is so old...
• Two-In-One
• Murphy rattles off four-timer
• ‘Lady’ to take advantage of ‘Remarkable’ opportunit­y
• HRI ship steadied as racing turns corner
• Captain Power justifies favouritis­m
• Doonan and O’Reilly scores key as Cavan march on
• McKillop’s second gold takes medal tallytosev­en
• Mooney the hero for Clontarf
• Thrill-seeker Barr vows to ba skin London lime light
• Ireland’s star quartet hit top gear to claim national titles
• Mourinho: De Gea must fight for place
• Wenger insists ‘tapped up’ Sanchez staying at Arsenal
• ‘Arrogant’ Nasri an outcastamo­nghis fed-upteam-mates
• Chelsea punish Kenedy for China insults on Instagram
• Another D-Day for Bray with Kenny frustrated by ‘pain in the backside’ saga
• Lyttle furious over Cretaro dismissal
• FROOME SETS SIGHTS ON JOINING FIVE-TIME ICONS
• Johnson’s major ‘beef’ with radio criticism
• Former Masters champion Willett laments ‘s***e’ form
• Spieth cool amid chaos to triumph at Birkdale
• McIlroy regrets missed opportunit­y but feeling good ahead of US PGA
• Li revels in spotlight after sizzling 63 gives brief glimpse of Major miracle
• Walsh and Tribesmen geteveryth­ing right
• ‘We know there will be players leaving,’ reveals
• Tunnel vision helps Tippsealla­st-eight clash with Galway
• Gallagher as long road lies ahead
• Rowe spearheads Meath’s second-half surge
• Healy exits with head held high as Cork push Mayo all the way
• Tipperary must strengthen case for the defence
• For all of their persistenc­e, Mayo lack innovation and it’s time for Rochford to think outside the box
• Relieved Ryan looks to the future while Clare live with big regrets
• Sideline foes join forces to defend the system
• McCormack hails team effort as Cats retain title
• Lynskey delighted as Galway set up Cats semi
• Currie shines as Dubs ease into last four
• CUALA BOSS KENNY LEADS RACE FOR DUBLIN HURLING JOB AFTER CUNNINGHAM WALKS AWAY
• I don’t buy the view that you can’t win an All-Ireland playing with a sweeper
• SIZZLING PREMIER ATTACK CONTINUES TO FLOURISH
• Wexford swept away
• NOTHING TO SEE AT FAI AGM
• MAYO RISE MORE THAN LAZARUS
• SPIETH’S STUNNING RECOVERY
• A RECORD, BUT STILL NOT HAPPY

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