Irish Independent - 2018-05-12

• ‘Shambolic’: blame shifts to Varadkar
• Student priests found in bed together now face expulsion
• Nicola Anderson
• Fans Basque in the sun ahead of bid for European glory
• French minister urges EU to defy Trump on Iran deal
• Lives – not bad headlines – are what matter
• New Eir owner planning €1bn investment over five years
• in Lisbon ‘All aboard for diversity,’ says Ryan as he eyes Eurovision prize
• Why can’t we manage this health crisis the way we tackled the winter storms?
• Taoiseach defends response to screening controvers­y
• ‘This is a fight and a worry I do not need’
• We can’t wait for the politician­s – it’s time to lawyer up and sue for indefensib­le suffering
• Taoiseach backs official who was sent 2016 memo
• Critics will call out to Varadkar and Harris: ‘Knave if you knew and Fool if you did not’
• Survivor tells women to demand cancer test after it saved her life
• Cancer saga revelation­s so far are just the ‘tip of the iceberg’
• HSE admitted failures on death of Antoinette (35) after mother’s two-year fight
• ‘My daughter and I slept in Garda station – there was just nowhere else for us to go’
• NewVWPolo recalled over safety b elt fears
• P ub lic servants ‘to get just two pay rises a year’ to reverse cuts
• Security specialist linked to data breach ‘swept INM for bugs’
• May splits up her warring ministers as she aimsto finally find solution to Border
• Abortion can be ‘more difficult’ for a woman than being raped, says bishop
• Coveney dismisses claim over prisoner
• Probe into ‘cyber attack’ on Together for Yes page
• Visually impaired driver who killed woman (70) allowed go to son’s First Communion before jail
• Numb er on outpatient waiting list soars to a record high of 507,507 Some 5,739 are waiting for in excess of 18 months
• Student jailed for horrific child porn
• ‘Risk to my heart is high – but I’m not going to sit around worrying’
• Sinn Féin TD apologises for drunken abuse of garda
• Tomb raiders uncover ancient Roman horse in Pompeii
• Trump leaves Middle East giants Iran and Israel on the brink of a deadly duel
• Locals see red over ‘filthy’ artwork daubed on castle
• Trump embarrasse­d by Russia probe, says top aide Kelly
• ‘Coronation Street’ bravely shows us a route to helping young men who are on brink of suicide
• ‘Crossroads state’ that gave America F Scott Fitzgerald was not seduced by Trump – but is feeling his effects
• Baptism barrier loss isn’t a bad omen for the Church if most schools keep the faith
• If we don’t want an Apple-sized bite taken out of our economy, we have to move quickly
• To my dismay, Mr Know All finds me just as I lose my finest Tipp friend
• Taoiseach must realise ignorance is no defence when you’re in charge
• Freedom of a decent life
• Talks between Ryanair and Spanish pilots’ union collapse
• Irish Distillers goes into brewing with deal for craft beer firm
• Supermac’s hits back in McDonald’s brand war
• Datalex in digital deal with Brazilian firm Multiplus
• Sebela acquires US drug firm Braintree
• Communicor­p renews news deal with stations
• Investors swoop on Falcon after positive results
• Mixed closes around Europe but fear fades from Wall Street
• Two-in-One Cryptic and Definition
• ‘WE MUST GO TO ANOTHER LEVEL’
• Tension mounts as ‘second best team in the country’ takes on ‘wounded tiger’
• Bennett’s Giro joy
• Tomás Ó Sé
• James Lawton
• U-17s go marching on
• BLUE BLOODS TO MAKE IT FOUR
• ALAN QUINLAN
• SINEAD KISSANE
• LEINSTER’S MAGICMAN
• Leinster ‘A’ aim to start big finals weekend on perfect note
• ANSCOMBE UP FOR CHALLENGE AS CARDIFF FIGHTBACK STUNS GLOUCESTER
• Vital to stop incisive Thomas from cutting defence to shreds
• ‘I didn’t want to walk out in middle of it’
• WEEKEND TEAM NEWS
• In-demand Burke keeps his head to save off-colour Hoops
• Derry survive frantic Cork finale
• Defiant Conte takes new swipe at Mourinho
• Bonus clauses see Sanchez deal ‘worth a potential £25m a year’
• Stokes adds late gloss for Bohs
• Hoban breaks Sligo resistance
• Brennan seals smash-and-grab win
• Tribe have arrived at top table but Mayo can stay ahead in queue for best seat
• All-Ireland summit will look shrouded in fog for losers in a year of massive change
• Armstrong’s second coming in maroon jersey helps him to rediscover lost love for the game
• Positivity key to McGleenan’s Cavan mission We are a team on the up, insists the Breffni manager with dreams of ‘bending reality’ and beating Donegal
• Ruthless Tribesmen are too strong for Sligo
• Carlow skipper insists they can cope despite ‘disappoint­ing’ loss of talisman Murphy
• Sugrue aiming high as Laois look to build on league
• Faithful focus is firmly on Wicklow – Sullivan
• McDERMOTT HAT-TRICK REVIVES ROSSIES
• Cats must heed 2013 lesson to stave off fresh Sky Blue raid
• Air of mystery surrounds champions as they begin title defence
• Exiting Leinster Championsh­ip would be disastrous for Dublin hurling
• Gilroy names three debutants for Kilkenny’s Parnell visit
• ‘Sam was in tears as I congratula­ted him. It was pretty emotional’
• Misery for McIlroy but Simpson soars at Sawgrass
• Kew Gardens ready to bloom at Lingfield
• Berry casts Cup spell with ‘Magic’ turn of foot
• ‘Rock’ can roll for Tate in Curragh raid

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