Irish Independent - 2018-07-16

• Burglary gang clampdown brings in €7m
• Les Bleus crowned champions of the world
• Call to ban ‘appalling’ insurance price hikes
• No hiding place for proceeds of crime – at home or abroad
• Rainfall at last – but we need four more weeks of it
• Drinking full-fat milk could reduce your risk of suffering a stroke
• Brollies at the ready – showers are likely to be with us for next seven days
• Most motorists agree average €15,000 payout for whiplash is too high
• ‘If I can’t get cover at a reasonable cost, I will not be able to launch my business’
• More than 100 Garda stations don’t have internet connection
• Legend McGrath tells of ‘delight’ as Liverpool fan wakes from coma
• Pitch invasion by punk group a protest over ‘illegal arrests’
• Tackling social media giants over images of Jason’s children like ‘fighting a ghost’
• Woman loses State job as gardaí uncover links to Kinahan gang
• Catch of the bay: fisherman lands a one-in-100-million white lobster
• Women’s event at World Meeting of Families just a ‘stunt’, claim campaigner­s
• State to hire 500 staff at ports and airports if the UK crashes out
• Real winner from president’s disastrous visit to Britain could be Corbyn
• May calls for Brexit unity and says Trump’s ‘brutal’ advice was ‘sue the EU’
• Trump brands EU ‘a foe’ ahead of his Putin meeting
• ‘I will not be Sinn Féin’s candidate for Áras’ – MEP Boylan
• €16.9m spent on diplomatic properties as rents soar
• Endangered animals among 55 deaths at zoo
• Suspect in savage murder of man (74) was out on bail
• Talented young musician dies days after being injured in s treet as s ault
• A day for the history books as Galway giant-killers lay waste to the Kingdom
• ‘Terrified’ Meghan struggling to cope and hiding behind a ‘pained’ smile, says father
• Probe into school as €11,000 in fundraised cash unaccounte­d for
• Former rou gh sleeper Sheeran gets nod for anti-homeless railings
• Government­s spent €1bn on buying private-sector homes
• Expectant father was stabbed to death ‘over €50’
• Former Christian Brother (78) dies in road crash
• Tears as Thai cave boys are told diver died during rescue
• Woman survived for week by drinking car radiator water
• Gaza ceasefire holds after airstrike kills teens
• Rebels cede Syrian war’s ‘cradle’ to Assad forces
• Varadkar and Martin don’t need distractio­n of an Áras bun fight
• The solution to prying restless kids from screens lies just beyond your doorstep
• Kerr is last word in commentary
• Ibec calls for boost to local firms and higher education
• Carney may give sterling lift as dollar’s influence wanes
• Media Bites
• Spanish hotel chain worth checking out in long term
• Cerberus withdraws from home loan deals
• This splendid World Cup has enhanced the ‘beautiful game’
• Keep an open mind... and let’s all give Pope a big céad míle fáilte
• Question relevance of presidency
• Sacha Baron Cohen versus USA
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• Mullins sets new mark for amateur winners
• Weld’s ‘Bella’ battles to land Killarney prize for McDonogh
• ‘FOLEY’ THE MASTER IN INDEPENDEN­T LAURELS
• Runner-up finish for Ireland in thrilling Nations Cup
• Djokovic joins Wimbledon’s elite club
• Kerber reaping dividends from fruitful collaborat­ion with coach Fissette
• Pádraig plots a new course for Carnoustie
• Power’s fine finish in Illinois boosts his Tour card chances
• Lecky caps glorious week with shock silver medal
• Froome and Martin survive carnage as Tour hits rocks
• O’Donovan brothers survive late scare to strike gold
• Chelsea set to repel Spanish giants in bid to keep Hazard
• Kane proud of display son big stage as Three Lions take home feel-good factor
• WORLD CUP ASWHOARTDS­S
• Curtain falls on Finals as French take bow
• Deschamps hails ‘decisive qualities’ that tookFrance­to top of world
• Clinical Les Bleusdo just enough again
• Lynskey’s lads crush Cats to seal semi slot
• Fitzgerald: Clare can thrive once they avoid ‘stupid stuff’
• GAME AT A GLANCE
• Kiely’s improving Limerick ready for the fast lane
• Limerick would have been out of sight but for Murphy’s heroics in Cats’ goal
• GAME AT A GLANCE
• Boss O’Rourke full of praise for ‘gritty’ Déise squad
• O’Hanlon miss lets Monaghan off the hook withadraw
• Leahy proud of Mayo but walkout row rumbles on
• Monaghan outlast ‘fatigued’ Lilywhites
• GAME AT A GLANCE
• Laboured Dubs give challenger­s glimmer of hope
• Roscommon rethink needed as Harte plays down Omagh factor for Dubs visit
• GAME AT A GLANCE
• GAME AT A GLANCE
• Kerry plans derailed by complex Tribes web Galway enjoy first SFC victory over Kingdom in 53 years
• Kerry’s bubble bursts as Boys in Blue dish out penalty points to Donegal’s long-distance travellers
• GAME AT A GLANCE
• Hurling fare continues to put football in sorry light
• Mbappe conquers world and shows he has temperamen­t to take over mantle of Messi-Ronaldo
• TOMORROW TOMÁS Ó SÉ
• Galway grasp the nettle
• WORLD AT HIS FEET
• SILVER SISTERS
• DICK CLERKIN

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