Irish Independent - 2018-05-26

• It’s a Yes
• Boy (13) is charged with Ana murder
• BRIAN KERR
• The winds of change steer us to more open society
• Lawsuits brought against Facebook and Google under new data protection rules
• Mary Fitzgerald:
• Drumm ‘did what he had to do to get through storm’, court hears
• Billy Keane:
• Glenveagh set to buy prime Cosgrave lands for €32m
• Weinstein will deny rape and sex abuse charges, says lawyer
• Age of defendant in such a case is almost unheard of
• ‘Our daughter had planned to settle in Ireland, buy a home and make a new life’
• Women have to spend too much time every day worrying about their safety
• Primary school pupils dig deep for nurture garden at Bloom
• Ex-worker charged with €407,000 theft from credit union
• Largest donation in history of State as family gives €25m to Trinity College
• Ireland says Yes to repeal in stunning way
• Today marks another big step in Irish societal and political change
• Eyes of the world on Dublin Castle as 350 media jet in to report referendum results
• It’s a Yes for women as voters deliver a resounding result
• Journey to historic point lasted 35 years and five votes
• Foreign donation concern as Facebook ad probed
• Grown-up debate shows us at ease with ourselves
• ‘This time I think it’s more personal’
• Result won’t bring closure – abortion will continue to dominate our politics
• Sports stars took a risk but scored highly by sharing their views on this contentiou­s issue
• Crowe and host of internatio­nal stars weigh in online to back Yes campaign
• BreastChec­k screening has duty of candour
• ‘Progress’ in CervicalCh­eck court hearing
• Search for smear-test victim in Ukraine
• Referendum was an alibi for ‘coalition courting’ by SF and FG
• TDs told how to retaliate to c laims Fine Gael is cosying up to Sinn Féin
• Third of tenants are evicted to sell property
• Dinosaur dandruff shows how creatures shed skin
• GRA calls for gardaí to get Tasers as 12 injured on duty every week
• Priests dismissed as ‘grey-haired celibates’ on family matters
• Raiders make off with empty cash box
• Summit with Kim could still take place – Trump
• Alexa recorded couple’s conversati­on, then sent it to contacts
• Obese workers ‘should start later’
• Australian­s and Dutch to hold Russia liable for MH17 atrocity
• Politicisi­ng children is dishonest and damaging – we should leave the worrying to the grown-ups
• If it’s ‘a good idea to fill one’s suitcase with history for road ahead’,
• Ireland has voted for historic change
• Public loses if politician­s get away with obfuscatin­g ethical bill
• Goodbody Stockbroke­rs to seal deal with Chinese buyer in June
• EU and US face clash as tariff date looms
• European technology ‘crying out for capital’ says VC boss
• Brussels may rely on bond markets’ vigilantes to make Italy toe the line financiall­y
• Spanish and Italian politics jolt Eurozone stock markets
• Two-in-One Cryptic and Definition
• SALAH CARRIES LIVERPOOL’S HOPES
• Second stint ‘more fulfilling’ for Isa
• Ryan rolls out Tipp big guns as ‘Bonner’ and Callanan recalled
• Tomás Ó Sé
• DUBS ALL SET TO GO FOUR-TH
• The GAA need to start practising what they’re preaching – Glynn
• Young gods of the game need to rise again
• Kelly fires Cats to third win
• Red Hands turn tables
• Galway’s going-for-goal approach can yield dividends against Cats, and beyond
• Tribesmen must show they can match Kilkenny physicalit­y
• Cats go west for historic battle as Dubs open title defence
• Dominating breakdown key for Blues
• Irish lock stocks are in rude health thanks to the emergence of two all-action second-rows
• Tribute s paid to Ing le after Irish trainer’ s death
• Connachttr­ioin Baa-baas side
• Relentless Leinster can deliver the double
• Leinster success rooted in continuity like ‘Liverpool way’
• McKenna surprises himself with win
• Verstappen ready to gamble
• FROOME ZOOMS INTO PINK JERSEY IN GIRO
• Victory will make Reds’ players believe they belong among elite
• Zidane still facing questions of credential­s despite feats
• MAN FOR MAN MARKING
• £170 million clash a game cash-strapped Villa can’t afford to lose
• Cornwall makes point as Hoops let itslipagai­n
• Rory delighted after ‘one of his best rounds of year’
• Sadlier on song as Cork dig deep to thwart Saints
• US Navy Flag can fly highest for Ballydoyle
• Flag-bearer O’Brien can make it a dozen
• ‘Steph’ can spoil party and strike for Lyons

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