Irish Independent - 2018-05-30

• New euro shock puts homeowners at risk
• Cooling down on the hottest day of the year
• Thousands may never know they were adopted
• Politician­s will still qualify for pensions at 65
• Cameron ‘lured to his death with phone call from a trusted friend’
• ‘Healthy’ Atkins diet can lead to heart failure
• Attacker kills two policewome­n with their own guns
• Repeal activist Daly chokes with emotion as ‘weight lifted’
• Game giants poised for court battle over copyright
• Some may want to look at Italy in isolation, but frankly it is too big to be ignored
• HOW THIS CRISIS COULD HIT HOME
• T urmoil in Rome may take focus away from our Brexit agenda
• Mortgage holders are vulnerable to shock, says Central Bank
• Shameful secret exposed but far too much time has been lost
• ‘When I first found out I thought I was the only one’
• Man arrested over Fox murder is suspect in gruesome 2016 killing
• Tie a yellow ribbon round the old oak tree at cancer Bloom garden
• Cervical Check ‘stalls in releasing records to victims of scandal’
• Binge-drinking behind a third of weekend A&E visits
• ‘My blindness wasn’t cured when I got job – but HSE still cut supports’
• Scheme to stop people ‘gaming’ personal injuries system
• Three maternal deaths recorded in h ospitals last year
• Another seven months of going to UK for terminatio­ns
• Education next battle between Church and State
• Are we open minded enough to roll out red carpet for Pope?
• ‘If you’re for abortion righ ts, get m arried in City Hall,’ says priest
• Tóibín to ‘strongly fight’ SF backing of 12 weeks
• 1,300 complaints over Eighth debate on ‘Claire Byrne Live’
• O’Sullivan says nobody at Garda HQ spoke to her about McCabe allegation
• Pushed by judge, former commission­er admits she ‘didn’t trust Supt Taylor’
• Garda passed informatio­n from Pulse to gang involved in feuding
• Front-line gardaí ‘suffering from post-traum atic stress’
• Wife settles row with husband over €300,000 and yoga group
• Driver (85) ‘had heart attack’ just before fatal crash
• Gaybo fears he will need more ‘horror’ treatment
• Supports make a difference for pupils
• You scream, I scream, we all scream for ice-cream
• In the run-up to the exams, it is important to eat well, see friends and exercise
• In my opinion
• Pace of diplomacy quickens as North Korea officials head for US and Singapore talks
• I can’t stand Trump but I want him to be voted out of office – not impeached
• ‘Roseanne’ axed over star’s racist tweet against ex-Obama adviser
• Computers trained to spot skin cancer better than doctors
• Historic decision is the one I had always wanted for my baby Tom
• ‘Explosion of cheating’ as major sports fight for integrity –
• Referendum result reminds us, loud and clear: women are not a minority
• Many old-school Catholics finally seeing through the shades of grey
• Italy sending tremors along euro fault-lines
• Find middle ground on abortion
• Irish banks hit as Italian shock waves reverberat­e
• Stobart directors hit out at former chief executive Tinkler
• Dixons’ Irish arm to escape closures
• Terry Buckley stands down as INM director
• British Ryanair pilots threaten strike
• Losses narrow by over 80pc at Harvey Norman
• Profits decline at O’Neill’s ticket firm
• Fáilte Ireland warns visitors may not be getting value
• Ronan plan to bring ‘substantia­l economic benefits’
• Kainos eyes new HQ as it reports 16pc increase in sales
• Italian strife continues to weigh on stocks
• How to stay married
• How gardens can dementia sufferers
• Katie Byrne
• Make your garden dementia-friendly
• Lessons from a life of adventure
• The Meaning of Good Television
• Murphy confident ‘Lion’ can turn tables on ‘Saxon’
• ‘I wanted to be an actress but now I do adifferent­type of performing’
• Ryder Cup triumph essential to stop US momentum – Harrington
• McNamara’s band aiming to rock U-20 French hosts
• McCall has no desire to return home as he extends Saracens deal
• €50m Fabinho a perfect fit for Klopp blueprint
• Silva finally agrees deal to take over at Everton
• City’s move for Jorginho hits snag as Napoli play hard ball
• Rice to captain Ireland in the future – Duffy
• United set to pay Porto €20m for teenager
• Williams sets sights on claiming left-back spot
• Fitzgerald keen for new-look Kingdom to set the bar higher
• Lack of competitio­n in Leinster is not Dublin’s fault – Rock
• GAA confirm times and venues for football qualifiers
• McStay’s boycott threat ignores stark realities
• What did Déise do to deserve such hits?
• Waterford woes shine spotlight on frantic format
• Foley pinpoints club mentality as key factor behind Carlow revival
• Irish return with 14 Euro medals
• Carbery’s Munster move may benefit Ireland but could have
• Barrett denies speculatio­n on Limerick wage problems
• Super Serena makes winning return
• Fitzhenry: Leinster relegation is ‘shame’ of hurling
• Championsh­ip football is no preparatio­n for Ireland, insists O’Neill
• O’Neill must find creative ideas to tackle worrying Irish goal drought
• McGeeney and O’Neill need to go back to basics
• Sign of things to come as Merc A-Class and CLS hit Irish roads
• Fresh diesel row rages; emission system said to hit SUV, petrol hard
• Blazing a global trail as the new electric and autonomous era of motoring dawns
• Our roads were notably safer last year, as a major new study shows
• The highs and lows of Ford’s new Fiesta models, from the SUV-style Active to the tearaway ST
• Caught-short help; Top spot Toyota; Charles Hurst; Bullet-proof Skoda; Outback revised
• Double change? Growing-up car? 7-seater? BIK? Focus encore? Car for four?

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