Irish Independent - 2018-06-09

• Trade up but keep tracker mortgage
• Trudeau plays peacemaker at volatile G7 Summit
• Tax threat to Ireland Troika chief
• Drumm’s team tried to stop jury hearing Anglo Tapes
• Too much rich food and alcohol binges leading to increase in cases of gout here
• Vatican ‘open to debate’ on official Church ministries for women and married men
• Jackson secures move to French club Perpignan
• Billy Keane: The heat is causing all sorts of steamy goings-on
• Italian authoritie­s fine Ryanair over cancelled flights
• Country split down middle with sun on east coast but rain and thunder in west
• Barnier rejects May plan to extend her Irish Border deal across all of the UK
• Despite a year of significan­t progress,
• Brexit countdown ticks on amid ‘backstop backslidin­g’
• Leo can’t take re-election for granted
• Leo’s frictionle­ss, lovefest trip across Belfast takes him to parallel universe
• Hope that ‘heating therapy’ can kill tumours in minutes
• ‘Culture of fear’ over abortion in the North
• Terminatio­ns rise among women in late-30s
• Abortion stance shows DUP sees itself as wedded to a Britain that no longer exists
• Ben ‘thrilled’ to swap isolation room for exam hall
• Well-received maths paper was ‘a little bit tricky’
• Don’t do what I did and leave exam early
• ‘Challengin­g questions’ but students happy
• Reunion brings memories of my own Leaving Cert flooding back
• World ’s first psychotic robot is named ‘Norman’
• Mody’s warning should be heeded - we need to boost domestic business
• anglo tapes that brought down drumm
• Freeing up families to move to suitable homes will benefit the housing market
• How a famously close father and daughter fell out in spectacula­r style
• Report into Lebanon killings finds litany of mistakes in military ops
• ‘He was one of a kind’ – tributes paid to gun murder victim Bobby
• ‘Awful lot of witnesses not telling the truth,’ claims tribunal judge
• ‘Fair City’ cast hail tragic former colleague O’Neill
• Missing €218,000 costs CU €1.2m in losses
• ‘Starchitec­t’ Bannon gave himself threefold pay hike
• The building blocks of imaginatio­n
• Creative Counties:
• COUNTRYWID­E: WHAT’S HAPPENING IN YOUR AREA?
• Legendary chef, author, addict, and TV star Anthony Bourdain (61) dies
• ‘No security of tenure’ for nursing home residents
• Trump cosying up to far-right is polar opposite of D-Day’s legacy
• Palestinia­n hit in face by tear-gas canister fired by Israeli soldier
• Trudeau seeks redemption by finding measure of peace with
• Tough-talking US leader to get taste of his own medicine as allies quit their tiptoeing
• Let wealthy look after themselves and use child benefit to help families who actually need it
• Don’t keep gardaí behind desks typing up reports, we need them on the front line
• It’s the World Cup and we didn’t qualify... so I’ll be shouting for that crowd next door
• Johnson is playing a very dangerous game
• Appalling attack on Connolly
• We should listen to wise warning from the past
• PCH needs to raise funding to meet debts, warn auditors
• Quinlan’s prized Santander HQ on brink of €2.8bn sale
• Ryanair fined E1.85m over cancelled flights – p32
• Tristan and SW3 grow south Dublin rental portfolio
• Trump can show G7 his pro-growth reform is working
• Irish toymaker hit by Toys R Us bankruptcy
• Yew Grove makes history as it trades on stock exchange
• Two-in-One Cryptic and Definition
• CANTIPP DUMPTHE SLUMP?
• O’Mahony: No time to rest on laurels
• Championsh­ip structures to be reviewed by GAA – again
• Erratic Premier have what it takes to make ‘operation survival’ work
• Davy will have a surprise up his sleeve but Kilkenny have edge
• Fanning hoping to see a Model turnaround as Wexford revisit Cats
• Limerick’s structured evolution progressin­g very nicely
• BATTLE ROYAL
• Poachertak­es inspiratio­n from coolness of NFL’s Brady
• The Ryan line to the Cluxton factor
• Bonner happy to live with Donegal expectatio­ns
• Changes won’t check Ireland’s momentum
• Cheika will relish chance to take Schmidt’s side down a peg or two
• Lack of accountabi­lity from IRFU undermines women’s game
• Performanc­e in South Africa a distant memory for Jackson
• Perfect 10s hold key to glory
• Winning in Norway is not ‘mission impossible’, insists Bell
• Magic can still exist in time of ‘El Gasico’
• I never enjoyed the World Cup – England must remember that it’s fun
• Leeds look to lure Bruce away from Villa
• Kane seals bumper £200,000-a-week six-year deal
• Good, bad and beautiful bewitch the generation­s on greatest stage
• No ‘Sir Kenny’ but Dalglish awarded knighthood
• Delaney returns to Turner’s Cross
• Actress delivers best lines in feature for O’Brien
• Hoban hat-trick puts Dundalk back on top
• Derry curse hits Gypsies once again
• Maguire hits ground running as Power stays in the hunt
• Walsh secures at least bronze
• Halep hoping to get over final hurdle
• Waterford win boosts Europe push
• TONIGHT’S GAMES
• MARTIN SURPRISES HIMSELF WITH DAUPHINÉ WIN

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