Irish Independent - 2018-06-21

• Six years for €7.2bn fraud
• OAP bus pass ban ‘over my dead body’
• Nicola Anderson
• ‘I will find you and you will be sorry’: Healy-Rae’s chilling warning to bike thief
• Alcohol cancer-risk warninP labels will be smaller than first glanned
• GP ‘oversaw practices that killed 456 patients in hospital’
• Summer school adds more women after gender gap backlash
• Paul Melia: We must back up talk on climate change
• ‘Heatwave’ will send temperatur­e soaring to 29C
• Meteoric rise led ultimately to disaster
• Stiff sentence reflects role as ‘driving force’ of ‘planned’ conspiracy
• Anglo Irish was the bank that liked to party – even as its world tumbled down
• Why I won’t be giving up the chance to have my voice heard in push for equality
• Varadkar won’t pause Brexit talks despite lack of progress
• We must prepare for catastroph­e as negotiatio­ns take turn for the worse
• €1.8m payment for mother who didn’t get abortion after incorrect test result
• Here come the girls: all-female syndicate behind Chicas Amigas heads to Ascot
• Case raises issues over testing and the right to travel
• Teenager ‘with gun’ threatened Italian students on Dart
• Girl (9) who cut foot on broken glass loses €60,000 claim
• Eight face court after undercover Garda drug sting
• Green targets to force energy and water price rises
• ‘Be very afraid’: Taoiseach warns of SF spending plan
• ‘Weak’ regulator fails to ban cash-back deals
• Affordable homes plan lacks clear timeline
• Repossessi­on is ‘too difficult’ here – AIB chief executive
• The Edge, Trump, climate change and Brexit – new politics paper gets thumbs up
• Post-exam holidays ‘put teens at risk mentally’
• TONY DONOHOE
• Son knifed mum in head to ‘set her free from cruelty of life’
• Unemployme­nt figures back at pre-bust levels
• Landmark Irish study shows diet can delay Alzheimer’s
• Carbon tax hikes will force up petrol, gas and heating oil prices
• Builders of Stonehenge ‘were skilled astronomer­s’
• Trump blinks first in furore over separation of migrant families
• New Hungarian law makes helping asylum seekers a crime
• Republican­s will fail to fix immigratio­n issue yet again – because they can’t trust president
• Oireachtas members back boycott of July 4 embassy party
• Canada becomes second country in world to legalise cannabis
• Time up for era that fails to give an women’s voices an equal weight
• Why we’ve taken a leaf out of Bernie and Elton’s songbook for World Cup
• Disastrous pension plan means Ireland is no place to grow old
• Unionists are not for turning
• Drumm sentence spells out an essential lesson
• MacGill inequality is outdated and unjust
• Lessons gifting
• The best free summer activities for children
• How to make the perfect burger
• Bairbre Power
• Taste test
• Two-In-One
• Desert Skyline to reach Gold heights for Elsworth
• Mickelsons­ayssorryas­McIlroy calls fallout ‘massive overreacti­on’
• Battle to rule the air could decide winner of Test series
• Wallace: It’s a travesty if Cronin was dropped for scrum
• Kenny: Dundalk ‘won’t underestim­ate’ Tallinn
• Messi stands alone
• Ronaldo works his magic but Portugal fail to impress
• Pressure rises for Deschamps and France
• Low under fire after ‘wake-up call’
• Premier test will show if Mayo are on new journey
• Strong finish earns victory for Rebels
• Bringing a top team to Fraher Field is great for Waterford – McGlinchey
• Lowndes keen to keep good times rolling for all-conquering Dublin
• Leinster final still a huge occasion – Sugrue
• Super Sub Dwyer sends Wexford into provincial decider
• Niland class helps Galway survive Cats rally
• Iran left to count the Costa
• Croker chiefs stall on training sanctions
• Ex-Hull man Lenihan says mental health issues ended his career
• Leinster braced for ‘incredibly tough’ Champions Cup pool
• Without Joe and Johnny Ireland would have none of this success
• SOCCER: Why talk of Ireland hosting the World Cup is a load of Blatter
• Daddy’s girl
• Tickets for Open at Royal Portrush on sale July 9
• Lahinch man learns at Shinnecock Hills
• Morrow bags another win
• Between the mountains and the sea
• O’Reilly skates to victory in ‘Irish Assistants’
• McGeady fires a course record 62 at Belvoir Park
• Memories of ‘the Brad’ at Blainroe
• CLUB FACTFILE
• PEOPLE ASK ME WHAT’S THE MOST RELIABLE WEAPON IN MY BAG AND I ALWAYS TELL THEM PAINKILLER­S

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