Irish Independent - 2018-06-07

• Drumm guilty
• One for the books as Leaving Cert weather hits 24C
• ‘I’ve had knee and three ankle surgeries, a splenectom­y, a collapsed lung, a ruptured bowel. I’ve just been unlucky’
• Gardaí to warn Taylor of threat to his life
• This conviction goes a long way to restoring our faith in justice system
• ‘The famine is over’ as Tipp work friends scoop €17m
• Money concerns as top source of
• Kim’s friend Rodman ‘could play key role’ in Korea summit
• Government won’t do right thing on childcare
• Controvers­ial soccer pundit to join RTÉ World Cup panel
• Young banker enjoyed meteoric rise to succeed Sean FitzPatric­k
• THE KEY WITNESSES
• Drummer, Freddie Fly and the badger – how Anglo Tapes brought trial to life
• Drumm is fourth person to be convicted for Anglo conspiracy
• ‘Best bank in the world’ soon turned into a black hole
• Gardaí called in to another credit union after it ran up €218,000 loss
• Cherished lenders need to change if they are not to go way of the curlew
• Cash crisis: universiti­es lose final top 100 spot in world list
• Students denied the chance to showcase their poetic licence
• Link between papers a surprise, but ‘curveball’ is well received
• Hurling bitter words Trump’s way released pent-up tension
• Phrasing of one question a concern in otherwise ‘straightfo­rward’ test
• Gym ‘heartbroke­n’ at fatal shooting of ‘treasured’ member
• We need to use this brutality to banish our smug complacenc­y
• Father of two dies in workplace accident on pier at Dublin Port
• Ex-gynaecolog­ist and wife lose their plush €2.5m home
• Calleary’s dedication to Irish in Britain recalled as crowds pay respects
• Border backstop row heaps more pressure on May
• Families on income of €100,000 shouldn’t be seen as rich – Varadkar
• Plan for cutting childcare costs passed over to new ‘expert group’
• DOHERTY’S DEBACLES: FROM ENDA TO CIVIL DISOBEDIEN­CE
• Squeezed middle, not the millionair­es, would suffer in child benefit shake-up
• Tenants who put lives at risk by removing smoke alarms could face eviction
• New sheriffs intownas pupils share road safety message
• Costly system for hearing landlords’ appeals ‘not proper use of public cash’
• Applicatio­n to appoint inspectors to INM will be heard next month
• Magdalene women finally lift veil on dark Irish chapter
• Barrister acting for Taylor at tribunal is nominated as judge
• Tackles to lower trunk can prevent rugby concussion­s
• Thieves flew to Ireland to target elderly women
• Sleep, wine and exercise help prevent Alzheimer’s
• ‘Games being played’ over release of CervicalCh­eck files
• Phelan to receive an honorary doctorate
• Retired garda: ‘McCabe story may have been spun to RTÉ’
• Witness wrapped shot Hutch’s body in sheet
• Animals like to yak to one another too, say scientists
• Italian PM defies EU allies to call for end to sanctions on Russia
• Trump keeps wild card over Pyongyang’s human rights abuses up his sleeve
• Canada to legalise cannabis
• Gene therapy to ‘transform’ killer cancer survival rates
• Putin critics cry foul over World Cup detention as Kremlin tightens security
• Well-heeled parents are gaming the State exam system through grinds
• Th e 90s were a simpler time – so don’t guilt us about Carrie and Co
• Easy for stars to go phone-free
• The truth about Connolly
• Drumm’s crime wasn’t victimless – far from it
• The Government is obsessed with novelty politics for minorities
• On the plus size
• It’s a cover up: summer jackets
• ‘As a size 16-18, it’s almost impossible on the high street’
• Bairbre Power
• Summer style tips for curvier ladies
• Making your garden a cut above the rest
• Taste test
• The best of tonight’s television
• Nicholls and Walsh mourn ‘magic horse’ Denman
• Ó RIAIN LEADS BY EXAMPLE FOR ‘THAOBH’
• Southgate set to drop one ‘pivot’ for first two Cup ties
• Sharapova fires Serena jibe after being swept aside by Muguruza
• Low ry seeks another big showing with P GA card in doubt
• Sheehan slams Sports Ireland ‘bully-boy tactics’
• CRUMMEY GOAL OPENS FLOODGATES FOR DUBS
• ‘You can’t just change everything in a week or two because you’re playing Dublin’
• Hannon beats ‘bug’ to make Déise tie
• Punters keep the faith with Mayo despite prospect of long-haul trek
• Cosgrove: Dubs want to go down as best team ever
• Davy’s mind games won’t faze Cats
• Wallabies turn cultural clash into a strength
• Launchbury in doubt for first Boks Test
• McNamara wary of improving Georgia
• Scramble for tickets a welcome headache for Aki
• Carbery move to Munster won’t prevent repeat of 2015
• Duff view of Keane’s bad-cop influence carries warning for
• Irish side struggling to find their feet
• Carbery gets chance as O’ Ma hony to lead Ireland
• Duff: Kids want to play rugby nowadays, not football
• SISTER ACT: Leona and Lisa Maguire aiming for the top after pro move
• THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT
• Power surges into contention on Bridgeston­e Order of Merit
• Grant eyes Curtis Cup victory
• 12 of the best heading for St Andrews
• Laytown & Bettystown boost for East winner
• Clonmel Golf Club, Lyreanearl­a, Mountain Road, Clonmel
• CLONMEL: THE JEWEL IN THE COMERAGHS
• Mick has Laois Heritage
• Heart safety a priority at Laytown & Bettystown
• There’s nowhere better than The Killeen down in Killarney on a fine day, sure haven’t they everything in Kerry!

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