Irish Independent - 2018-06-02

• Pension gap: TDs qualify at 50, but you wait until 68
• Muireann Kelly (5) enjoys the Bloom Festival in the Phoenix Park.
• ‘Don’t receive communion unless you repent for Yes’
• Barbecue hopes rekindled: thunder storms and flooding will give way to glorious sun
• Maverick defies the odds to oust Spanish PM
• Third teen had lucky escape as two friends drowned in quarry tragedy
• Barbara McCarthy Same-sex schools next on list of things to go
• Countries hit back at US over import levies
• Davis ‘buffer zone’ idea is like ‘something out of Alice in Wonderland’
• ‘Liechtenst­ein model’ for the Border shows level of ignorance
• Farmers call for Taoiseach to prevent CAP budget cut that will cost them €1bn
• Revamp could dismantle EU’s level playing field
• Turbulent times ahead as populist parties form uneasy coalition in Italy
• Payment chaos after customers across Europe suffer Visa card network outage
• Workers ‘will carry all the risk’ in new pension scheme
• Grandad in plea after autistic boy’s hospital ordeal
• Cervical Check scandal victims dismayed at slow pace of support by H SE
• Probe of illegal adoptions to identify extent of scandal
• Scale of referendum result catapults Fianna Fáil into an identity crisis
• Family planning clinics to of fer abortion pills when law changes
• Cases of fatal foetal abnormalit­y set for €5,000 support
• Lifting of the baptism barrier shows time is ripe for change
• HSE’s safety advice for taking ecstasy
• Ex-caretaker at GAA club is jailed for child abuse
• Red flags in bid to hide toxic dump from green prince
• Householde­rs hit by electricit­y and health insurance price hikes
• McGregor’s coach puts on free self-defence classes after Jastine’s murder
• Parents of 13-year-old boy accused of killing Ana break down in tears
• Activist who damaged toll system jailed for two years
• Preservati­on of ballots sought in ICA election row
• INM fails in court bid to have ODCE decision quashed
• Media firm’s proposal ‘novel and without precedent’
• Irish fashion star Sinead truly in ‘Vogue’
• Hit-and-run victim’s family are furious at five-year term
• Seven towns up to speed at last with free wi-fi
• RTÉ journalist: Callinan told me McCabe had done ‘most ‘horrific things’
• FF claims Ross ‘hijacked’ judicial appointmen­ts
• Tremors will continue to be felt in the aftermath of the political
• Junker apologises for suggesting Italians are corrupt and lazy
• Trump says summit back on after envoy delivers Kim’s letter
• Hunt on to find someone to blame – but I know adoption always hurts
• Only DUP power over May stopping women in North having same rights as everyone else
• Ultimately it was the voices of the medical profession­als who swung the undecideds over to the Yes side
• The winds of change in Donegal are the same as in Dublin – so you can stop sneering
• Uncle Denis is gone but gathers us all together to share best of memories
• Costs of abortion would be better spent on helping the poor
• Don’t bet against Mr Trump in ‘stupid’ war
• State’s own body warns quality of life issues hitting competitiv­eness
• America’s global partners strike back against ‘illegal’ tariffs on trade
• Chinese and ECB calm nerves over Deutsche Bank health
• Irish Madoff case will take ‘third of a year’ in court
• Lights, camera, no action as objector puts brakes on movie studio
• Two-in-One Cryptic and Definition
• ‘Time for Deise to come out fighting’
• No change to Leinster structure
• Don’t give up on this generation – O’Shea
• Sexton’s 2021 vision as he eyes three more seasons at the top
• Tomás Ó Sé
• O’Brien glory
• Peter Canavan
• Cork’s busier schedule leaves them vulnerable against rested Limerick
• Gleeson and Mahony back for battered Déise as Tipp start ‘Bubbles’
• McGrath may have the undying love of his team but he needs boys to become men to save their summer
• Davy’s six-point plan to repel attack from the western front
• Harsh reality waiting to be dispensed
• GAA PREVIEWS
• ‘I honestly don’t know why Offaly called me,’ recalls Bond
• Young Kerry team needs support of the county more than ever
• Djokovic ‘not proud’ after frustratio­n boils over
• Breheny adapting to life outside the wire
• Outsider Collins loving Banner days
• Kiwis lead way in Meath
• Class of 2018 chase history
• Schmidt eager to keep the good times rolling
• O’Connell’s influence is driving us forward, says Aungier
• Puspure shines at World Cup
• Teen stars to shine bright in Tullamore
• The unlikely resurrecti­on of Shane Supple
• Reflective O’Shea prepares for emotional Irish goodbye with one eye on future
• This one really hurts, but one day Klopp will get it right and it will be glorious
• Duffy wows Roy as Rovers loss heaps pressure on Bradley
• Cork push on in second half to see off Blues
• Gibbons off mark as Bray make monkeys of feeble Saints
• Derry in the doldrums
• Casey rescues Gypsies
• McDowell drives‘ like a clown’ but stays in hunt
• JACK TO WHOOP IT UP IN DERBY DECIDER
• Roaring Lion best placed to thwart Saxon King’s ambitions
• AIDAN O’BRIEN DERBY NUMBERS
• Saxon Warrior can overcome his tricky draw
• Forever Together in ‘special’ success for O’Briens

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