Irish Independent - 2018-07-05

• Come on in – the water is friesian!
• ‘Hike council rents and stop selling off houses’
• Rory McIlroy
• Donegal reap what they sow on Croker
• Bus dispute threatens travel during Pope’s visit
• Why ‘behavioura­l economics’ could be a blessing for taxpayer
• Hosepipe ban is extended to the entire country as farm use rises
• Mum (92) killed son over nursing home plan
• Pope will revive our buried faith
• Varadkar U-turn on ‘sympathy’ for Trump view
• At least 27 people are hospitalis­ed with major food poisoning
• Five treated for stings by ‘huge’ Lion’s Mane jellyfish
• Heatwave to continue with 28C forecast for this weekend
• Naturists in drive for more nudist beaches
• Important to know your rights if flight cancelled
• Ryanair crews in threat to spread strikes across EU
• Former K Club executive said call girls had free run of hotel
• In suran ce fraud un it welcomed ‘but more is needed’
• Boys trapped in Thai cave are being trained to dive to freedom
• Don’t lose faith or hope, says Chile mine survivor
• Radical report shows pathway to avoiding future crises while providing housing for those in need
• Watchdog blames rise in mobile phone bills on Three’s takeover of O2
• Taoiseach’s talk was cheap but did reveal uncomforta­ble truths
• Ex-minister who took FG to court seeks Dáil return
• New blood-thinner drugs a safer way to cut stroke risks
• Heart attack death rates much higher in some hospitals
• Having a healthy mother cuts risk of children being obese
• Universiti­es want €234m funding rise in the 2019 Budget
• Brexit could be a catalyst –nota catastroph­e
• Couple poisoned by same nerve agent used in attack on Skripals
• Flanagan denies any ‘go-slow’ on appointing judges over Ross’s bill
• Pensioner too terrified to return home following burglary ordeal
• Three men charged with sex attacks on teen girls
• Judge orders BMW to hand over engine evidence
• Single mum who claimed welfare believed Vegas wedding invalid
• FBI darknet tip-off led to garda Semtex sting, IRA trial told
• Mother was told ‘adopted children shun birth parents’
• ‘Don’t expect overnight fall in legal costs,’ warns watchdog
• Tribunal to examine more garda complaints
• Poland’s top judge defies ‘retirement’ law and turns up for work
• UK nurse arrested over baby deaths at hospital
• Trump suggested US could invade Venezuela to end Maduro regime
• Pakistan travel alert ignited by drug-resistant typhoid
• Ex-Newcastle coach who sexually abused boys jailed for 20 years
• Genetic link shows ‘tackling obesity can cut loneliness’
• Goldfish in the office? When it comes to workplace perks, the waters can be very murky
• Leo’s views on media are the real fake news
• Refreshing insights on housing crisis welcome
• Kicking the Church while it’s down
• Call of booty
• How to wear an asymmetric hem
• Bairbre Power
• The smart way to shop the sales
• Taste test
• Two-In-One
• Fortune can favour ‘Brave’ on hurdles return – Mullins
• Time to move on, says Froome as Tour prepares for protests
• Federer flawless in stroll
• Flying ants hassle Wozniacki during shock exit
• Rahm determined to follow in Seve’s Irish Open footsteps
• Everyone dreams of playing at Croke Park – Kilkenny
• Cats’ display versus Galway gave rest of the country belief – Chin
• Bleahene claims title at death for extra-special Tribesmen
• Coleman inspires as Rebels seal perfect week
• ‘I believe in myself now a lot more than I did’
• Surviving cabin fever on a Russian night train
• Willian defends Jesus amid calls to drop Brazil striker for Firmino
• The making of England’s World Cup hero
• Home truths from pro footballer wife have helped Forsberg become Sweden’s new shining light
• Southgate hails ‘humility’ of team
• Donegal only have themselves toblamefor Dubs’ home advantage
• Cats’ attitude a lesson for all but no need for Donoghue to hit panic button ahead of rematch
• FAI Cup draw serves up tasty ties
• Donegal facing Croker snub
• I need to get back playing like a teenager – McIlroy
• Oliver rolls back the years
• Another Maguire steps up
• Castleknoc­k embraces new booking technology
• Leinster seeking another double at Castle Dargan
• Young guns key as Dundalk comes of age
• Irish Open Qualifier hailed a big success
• Brendan aiming for big feats
• I CAN’T SEE MY HANDICAP GOING DOWN MUCH NOW, BUT I’LL KEEP ON TRYING. I WON’T GO QUIETLY!

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