Irish Independent - 2018-06-20

• Tax cuts targeted at middle-income workers in Budget
• The Markle sparkle is coming here
• ‘Ban free bus pass holders in rush hour’
• Brexit deadlock after ‘weeks of UK nonsense’
• Number of complaints to Ombudsman about nursing homes doubles
• Lane hasn’t explained why he is certain the property market isn’t going to overheat again
• Broken kitchen knife found embedded in mother’s skull
• US to pull out of United Nations Human Rights Council
• Michael Ashcroft: Leave voters ready to sacrifice the North
• China calls for calm as trade row wipes out 2018 Dow gains
• ‘I’d be happy to sing for Pope if they ask me,’ says MacGowan
• Homeless families ‘will be moved out of capital’ during Pope’s visit
• No interest hike until late 2019 – Draghi
• After horrors of ‘lost decade’, it’s time for steady approach to win over voters
• Explained: What is the plan for Budget 2019?
• Older people ‘being hindered by barriers’ going about daily lives
• Breakfast at airport is often the full Irish with wine at 8am
• Aer Lingus ‘no plans’ to halt sale of alcohol in morning
• Wrinkle cream in my name a ‘total scam’ – Miriam
• Meghan and Harry’s trip here will have a very modern feel to it
• Man (24) jailed after walking streets with ‘realistic’ imitation AK-47
• MEGHAN MANIA TO HIT IRELAND
• Sex predator admits attacks on women he met on Tinder
• Similar methods used in three assaults led to key ruling on evidence
• App is known as much as a quick route to ‘hooking up’ as a dating service
• Thug subjected ex-girlfriend to terrifying ordeal and killed dogs with bannister rail
• Defence claimed profile photo said ‘want to meet for sex?’
• Nevin settled case for €60,000 after crash with taxi
• Children ‘left at risk’ by Tusla shortcomin­gs
• Contrition and remorse must be replaced by effective action
• Wooden Jaguar drives auction-goers en Seine
• No sanction for those who refuse State rent assistance
• Cancer warning ‘required on bacon as well’
• Prison escapee is suspect in horror rape at knifepoint
• Bravery and tragedy – ‘A Day in May’ to take the stage
• We must learn from suffering of unknown gay heroes: Varadkar
• Nolan quits Sinn Féin after clash with party on abortion
• Primary schools struggle to help suicidal children
• Virtual-reality goggles create ‘balance’ with traditiona­l questions
• The post-Leaving Cert holiday makes an early appearance
• Single tunnel plan for MetroLink to reduce the impact on GAA club
• Sham marriages probe leads to 200 deportatio­ns
• Crackdown launched as constructi­on thefts soar by over 35pc
• Refugees seeking Sanctuary in college
• University of Sanctuary principles
• Contact Aoife at aoifewalsh@ independen­t.ie Twitter: @edguidance Going to college
• System is far better at splitting families up than putting them back together
• By cruelly taking children from parents, Trump has personifie­d the effects of his pathetic politics
• Apple chief criticises ‘inhumane’ US policy
• Deal on Euro budget ‘a new chapter’
• Indian capital and 20 other cities ‘will run dry’ within next two years
• Nearly 70 m illion worldwide forced to flee homes amid war and violence
• New probe into missing masterpiec­e taken in 1969 mafia heist
• ‘Italian politics is wild and messy – but new coalition could be its saviour’ –
• We need to rethink the way we apply ‘dyslexia’ label to so many children
• How a colonoscop­y taught me that being a half-decent dad and writer are both possible
• No way are the Irish poles apart from Fifa whipping boys
• A fairy tale for summer solstice
• It’s a cliché – prudence is the wisest approach
• Alcohol bill seeks to shut us down
• Management buys €25m Client Solutions from Tech Data
• Parent of Irish retailer says credit squeeze is hitting the sector
• Debenhams eyes disposals as it cuts profit forecast again
• Core media group investing €7.5m in restructur­ing and relocation project
• Airport traffic in Europe tipped to double by 2040
• Ulster Bank boss denies lender ‘in shop window’
• Offshore wind developmen­t not supported, claims SSE chief
• BoE tipped to hold off on rate hike amid uncertaint­y on Brexit
• ICG secures €80m EIB finance for new ferry
• Kilcullen negotiatin­g to buy ‘Business Post’
• Norwegian open to right deal as CEO reveals more interest
• Stock slide continues on US-China row
• How the tech firms got us hooked – and how to break free
• How to live hobby ever after
• Girl Code: Is it ever okay to get with a friend’s ex?
• The best of tonight’s television
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• Mullins hits Ascot jackpot as Lagostoveg­as strikes gold
• Cracksman a tough nut but ‘Hawk’ can swoop
• Sydney decider a perfect dry run for World Cup last-eight showdown
• Extra week can solve round-robin crux
• ‘Diligence’ of Cluxton sets tone for the rest – Gavin
• We will cope without McGee, says Bonner
• Forde: I was thinking he was going to tell me that I was dropped
• ‘Super 8s’ factor adds new significan­ce to Munster decider – Fitzmauric­e
• Tyrone blow as Bradley ruled out of Carlow clash
• Russians on the march to last 16
• Cisse hails victory for all of Africa as Senegal punish woeful Poles
• Tears of joy after Byrne edges Coffey in Close call
• Legia the ‘toughest’ draw – Caulfield
• SANCHEZ MOMENT OF MADNESS COSTS COLOMBIA
• Ronaldo still the only show in town
• Spain still trust De Gea ‘100 pc’ despite blunder
• More penalties and fewer offsides – it is the VAR World Cup
• City man found himself as a second striker against Tunisia and it didn’t work for England Sterling not suited to style or system – Rashford is
• Love for Cork football is always in short supply – so they can’t afford another false dawn
• Salah out as Neymar a concern for Brazil
• Gavin: Cluxton will make own call on Leinster final
• How football is now going to leave hurling in the shade
• Curious case of Kilcoyne muddies Ireland’s selection picture
• Early August arrival for new Ceed with prices starting from €22,695
• At your (very costly) service . . . how one woman paid hundreds she did not need to
• Roadworthy? We need to look at our own cars as well as imports
• Ireland first as seven-seater Santa Fé hits road
• BMW 8 Series takes on Porsche power and Merc luxury
• Mitsubishi rings major changes with its revised Outlander PHEV – only you can’t see most of them
• Speed dating on two wheels; BMW planning for hard Brexit; SUV surge; Plans for plastic
• Driving home; Seven to 10-year car? Need a crossover; Another Opel? Good tow car?

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