Irish Independent - 2017-07-25

• The secret bonuses of RTÉ’s top brass
• Risk of water supply chaos to towns all over country
• The dilemma of Mayo’s split personalit­y
• RTÉ row just the tip of the iceberg for Irish workplaces
• ‘I have nothing to hide’ – Trump’s son-in-law on Russia claims
• ‘We’re sorry we couldn’t save you’, say Charlie Gard’s parents
• Ads don’t sell reality, so stop moaning
• ‘We’re worried for our premature baby – we can’t even wash him’
• Lack of spending means one burst pipe causes chaos
• Ní Bheoláin’s courage may put a huge crack in that glass ceiling
• Political backlash grows after 24 hours of radio silence over gender pay
• People doing same job should be paid equal salary: Kenny
• Because we’re worth it: why it’s time to fight for equal pay
• Over 2,500 products shrink but prices stay the same
• One in four Irish drivers texts at wheel
• H igh Court refuses to extradite Bailey over du Plantier death
• Poignant farewell as three women killed in road tragedy laid to rest
• Back-to-school costs so high children will miss out on basics
• Mitchell O’Connor warned of ‘unpreceden­ted demand’ for student accommodat­ion
• Residents of care centre were wrongly billed – Hiqa
• Only one out of promised 35 primary care centres has opened
• Pupils could be taught in rugby bar in September
• Judge to rule on ‘calm’ 911 call made by Martens to report death
• Tusla ‘not involved in cover-up’ on McCabe file
• Bookkeeper caught with €115,000 cash avoids jail
• Donohoe under pressure to hike ‘lowest betting tax in the world’
• Buying free time can bring you happiness
• Paralympia­n athletes return to heroes’ welcome
• Property firm linked to Hobbs wound up with debts of €11m
• Garda injured blocking gang with his car wins €27,000
• Man jailed for five years over ‘squalid’ sex assault
• Turkish journalist­s on terror charges ‘being persecuted’
• Nobody will tame the beast that is Trump ... not even his most fervent acolytes
• Hunt for chainsaw attacker
• President blocks bills on judiciary reform amid Polish anger
• A century after the Irish Convention, we wrestle with much the same set of problems
• Four decades on, I will admit it ... Mr Cooney, you were dead right
• Harm of emotional abuse can last longer than physical injuries
• Public paying price for water services neglect
• Health insurance minefield
• 170 million reasons why RTÉ must be transparen­t
• Mayfair targets more Irish deals after hat-trick of investment­s
• UK business leaders ‘sceptical’ about high tech Border
• Gloomy IMF cuts growth forecast for UK and US
• Johnny Ronan suffers fresh planning blow as €50m sports hotel turned down
• Alternativ­e lender BlueBay forced to alter Irish trading name
• Ryanair wants Alitalia ‘radically overhauled’ before moving on bid
• Dublin Port eyes expansion as trade rises
• European banks struggle to navigate losses in shipping
• Government may need to put brake on growth with tax hikes – Lane
• INM’s shares rise 13pc on big volume
• Heartbeat ID biometrics firm raises €3.9m in funding
• Strengthen­ing euro hits stock markets
• Call of the wild
• Why men won’t stand for hair loss anymore
• Runs like the Fingal 10k are fantastic for bringing people together to exercise and get fit
• The best of tonight’s television
• Enable primed to tackle King George
• Road To Riches back on track for Plate
• ‘We’rethebest preparedte­am, wehave noexcuses’
• Connachtke­enonAussie­out-half
• Troubled Tomic regrets chasing pro career
• ‘Chat with Jose made up my mind’ – Lukaku
• Frustrated Bray players ready to ask for quick exit
• Van Dijk left out of Southampto­n’s training camp
• HERO DE GEA SHOWS REAL WHAT THEY ARE MISSING
• City defence most expensive in history with Mendy arrival
• Morata set for Blues bow
• ‘Superboy’ Spieth has his sights set on taking career grand slam title record away from Tiger
• 5 THNGS WE LEARNED AT BIRKDALE
• Lack of sweepers makes U -21 a joy to play for Treaty sharp shooter
• Froome to ride in Vuelta as he aims for place in history books
• No hard feelings over Kealy departure – Fitzmauric­e
• ‘I don’ t fear Mayo, we have beaten the mat underage’-McManus
• WATERFORD ‘KEEPING OPTIONS OPEN’ AS THEY PREPARE FOR DE BÚRCA SANCTION
• Numbers don’t lie as McIlroy again leaves himself too much of an uphill battle
• Davy: ‘We don’t lack ambition’
• Conte primed to launch quarter of a billion spending spree
• Spieth back
• To sweep or not to sweep – hurling riddle yet to be resolved

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