Irish Independent - 2017-07-26

• Jason ‘beaten 10 times with a bat and a brick’
• Water woes to last into the weekend
• Thugs who battered Eva (89) ‘brought cancer back’
• Diana’s enduring appeal
• Real Madrid’s €180m midsummer madness
• Hardened reporters stunned by grim details in case
• AT LEAST 1,300KM OF WATER PIPES MUST BE REPLACED URGENTLY,
• Not even Mick and his magic sponge can soothe woes
• It’s a bad joke to say that local councils should take back control
• Proper funding is the only way to solve our water crisis
• Residents are forced to wash ‘smalls at friend’s house’ and take ‘dirty dishes to work’
• Life sentence for brutal murder of elderly ‘angels’
• Broadcaste­r won case over word ‘bonus’ – but rejects use for own staff
• Varadkar weighs into row over
• RTÉ chief faces grilling by TDs on gender salary
• Three-quarters in highest pay bracket are men
• Insurance firms ‘open’ to rural pub car-pooling
• Surge in personal injuries claims as 22,000 cases hit the courts last year
• Numbers are up... but judges now taking a hard line on spurious actions
• Dad killed himself and son (3) by driving into truck
• House prices up €24,000 as figures show sharp drop in empty homes Charlie Weston
• Judge seeks change in bail to stop Jobstown defendants tweeting about trial
• Building levy could threaten farmers, says boss
• False rape allegation still on McCabe file ‘until this year’
• Potentiall­y deadly superbug found in 17 hospitals
• Trump unleashes new attack on Sessions
• Undermined Tillerson could quit ‘before end of year’
• When Republican thoughts turn to midterms, just watch them squirm
• Israel bows to pressure over shrine metal detectors
• Parents’ final wish to take Charlie home
• Constituti­on out of touch on a woman’s place – and Gaffney knew it 80 years ago
• Pause for thought: extra awareness of farm safety would cut down number of fatalities and accidents
• Devil’s in the detail, but you can spare me the chapter and verse
• If Irish public won’t pay for RTÉ, it will quickly become obsolete
• Vision required to sort water omnishambl­es
• Irish SMEs pay more to borrow than big firms or European rivals
• Firms warned to find out tariffs for worst-case Brexit
• Permanent TSB growth may defy the sceptics
• Mobile sales surge boosts Domino’s as more than half of customers order online
• BoI-backed City tower’s €16m glass fall payout
• Irish millennial­s more engaged in the workplace than American counterpar­ts
• Historic market debut for Greencoat Renewables
• Hibernia Reit nears deal with tenant for 1WML
• Google parent shares hit by jump in costs of driving traffic
• IMF warns Europe not ready to end QE stimulus
• Deutsche Bank to shift assets from London to Frankfurt
• Greece taps markets while Alphabet dips
• The princess we can’t forget
• How Tinder became essential to finding love
• A dog’s not just for Christmas — it’s for a long life
• Is the customer always right? TripAdviso­r and the art of riposte
• Learning to love the robots...
• Two-In-One
• O’Brien’s Reel has grounds for optimism
• Daly wants Turf Club and stable staff group wound up
• Rehana can be ‘Daddy’s girl’ in Naas feature for Halford
• Mourinho warns transfer fees heading into ‘dangerous’ area
• August offer fails to ease Bray fears
• Djokovic looks set to miss out on US Open
• Collins legacy ensures Cork’s bid for U-21 title is in safe hands
• Strong field to battle for Irish spots and Open title at Lahinch
• If I was just sitting at home I’d be miserable – Davy
• Faceguard rule can be too stringentl­y applied – Moran
• Sliotar scandal didn’t bother me, insists Cork stopper Nash
• Confidence high in Armagh and Clarke is the key – Kernan
• Griffin says dropout rate is a ‘crisis’
• Madrid’s mammoth Mbappe move capitalise­s on Premier League’s embarrassm­ent of riches
• No mercy for De Búrca but other fouls go unpunished
• Fitzgerald only speaking to Wexford about his plans for next season
• GAA to extend ‘shoot-outs’ to decide qualifiers
• Martin Breheny
• Manager Rodgers insists Celtic Park is no place for politics
• How drivers are managing to steer well clear of PCP excess mileage penalties
• Why this first Mercedes pick-up has the X-factor. Under €40k. Due in November
• Why another 78 people could lose their lives by the end of this year
• How the Duster’s lifetime spans recession to recovery
• Fiesta: the practical supermini Ford are trying to make posh... and what exactly what I think of it
• Beware of the dog; Danny’s charging points; Cannonball run; Toyota plan EV
• Why not diesel? Surfboard on board? A Golf or A3? Auris arís

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