Irish Independent - 2018-05-28

• Budget battle risk to new abortion law
• Cameron (18) ‘strangled in front of youths’
• MARY KENNY
• JOHN DOWNING
• MARTINA DEVLIN
• US officials head to North Korea in bid to rescue deal
• Gardaí demand more Tasers and the introducti­on of body cameras
• John Daly: When ‘Sex and the City’ ruled the world
• Cineworld sees big picture with US expansion
• ‘Youthquake’ sees our young people deliver a clear statement on the Ireland they want
• Abortion will be legal by October as No side TDs to facilitate plan
• Martin saves Fianna Fáil from ‘dinosaur’ status but is unlikely to get much thanks
• The last shreds of secrecy and shame melt away as we live in interestin­g times
• Donegal’s No vote masks a seismic shift in its attitude
• Decades of social change have seen absolutist view on abortion cracked apart
• Voting patterns consistent across the country
• This fight was decades-long and produced many heroes along the way
• Zappone kept low profile but history will record her pivotal role
• THE WEEKEND IN QUOTES . . .
• Legislatio­n should pass relatively quickly – but some obstacles remain
• Catholic Church must ‘ruthlessly’ examine its role – Archbishop
• Yes campaigner­s turn focus on the North – but Foster underlines DUP’s pro-life stance
• ‘I don’t want to rain all over the repeal parade but I can’t bring myself to celebrate abortions’
• Boris’s sister criticised for ‘clear English’ remarks
• Gangs raiding new homes before the owners move in
• Surveys of parents on school choice are under way
• Children’s diets now healthier in Ireland than many EU countries
• Lightning strike sets house ablaze as massive electrical storm sparks chaos
• Hackers can manipulate digital evidence for court, warns expert
• Free tech on offer to block out extremist messages
• Baby blue cheers Dubs to Wicklow win
• Man killed and six injured in three-car crash
• Fury in Italy as attempt to form government collapses
• Fears for Bordeaux wines as storms hit vineyards
• Brexit mess
• President’s blunder on Korea is much worse than it looks at first
• US budget battle brews as Trump threatens yet another shutdown
• Sheeran bans secondary ticket sales to tackle touts
• Fears of massive explosion as Hawaii lava flow reaches power station
• We have lit a fire of change in Ireland and it is up to us sisters to keep it burning bright
• Bibby seeks Irish FX licence for EU market post-Brexit
• Office constructi­on pace slows as banks apply brakes
• Opec and Russia change tack with plan to open oil floodgates
• Firms fear fallout from pay gap audits
• The benefits of talking to each other are clear
• A modern twist on an old classic
• Harrington takesplaud­its as‘Alpha’lands 1,000Guineas
• Bennett: My legs were dead but the faster we went the better I felt
• Root dismisses fixing claims after England humbled
• Rás title settled by a second after Bugter’s late attack
• Ricciardo nurses Red Bull home for Monaco win
• Reluctant coach savours moment
• LEINSTER RATINGS
• Masterful Sexton basks in glory of an ‘incredible season’
• Bad habits die hard for McIlroy as Molinari wins BMW
• Ninth seed Williams crashes out of French Open at first hurdle
• Bruce hits out after Fulham foil Villa bid
• Real work begins for £160m jackpot winners
• Hollow feeling surrounds this trip to Paris
• Australian similariti­es reason for Ireland’s Paris trip
• Walters: I could never have walked away like that
• Madrid’s dysfunctio­nal family set for break-up
• Bale’s frustratio­ns with Zidane put United and Bayern on high alert
• Master of cynicism Ramos is the dark heart of Madrid
• Liverpool flaws highlighte­d by Real microscope
• Karius howlers to prompt new bid for Alisson
• GOALKEEPER HOWLERS
• Klopp’s optimistic nature now more important than ever after night of gross mis fortune
• ‘Fearless’ Cork surge into final as Kearns laments Tipp flop
• Burns calls for more Down composure with bigger tasks in mind
• McBrearty on fire in Celtic Park heat as Donegal cruise
• McCrickard swings thriller Mourne way
• O’Donnell delivers for Donegal
• Gavin hails attitude of his Dubs in ruthless Garden rout
• McStay adamant that Hyde Park
• ‘Out-worked, out-fought, out-played’ – O’Neill laments ‘catastroph­ic’ loss
• Will host final
• Longfordst­unMeath toend36-yearwait
• Kelly rues cheap goals as Laois crush Lakemen
• Devanney on top form for Premier
• Currie hat-trick ensures comfortabl­e win for Dubs
• Crowley hits 16 points as Exiles prevail
• Nolan turns on style for Carlow
• Double from Rodgers gives Banner edge
• Comerford fires Sligo into final
• Relieved Ryan hails team’s ‘sheer bloody-mindedness’
• Conlon runs riot as clinical Banner take advantage of Déise misfortune
• Slick Tribesmen issue statement of intent
• Martinwant­sOffalyto‘graft’asWexfordl­ossleavest­eamincrisi­s
• Tipp need more leaders to stand up like Noel McGrath
• Kiely to fore as Offaly secure shot at Laois
• Leavyhelps­Dubstoslim­success
• Tipp warm to battle but their generals mustberead­y to go to war
• SPORT ON TV HIGHLIGHTS
• Longford and Carlow produce shock and awe
• TIPPERARY FIND THEIR FIGHT
• NACEWA OUT IN STYLE

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