Irish Independent - 2018-07-17

• New world order: Trump and Russia versus the US
• Áine fights for access to cancer ‘wonder drug’
• Motorists to be hit with another levy on car insurance
• Trump soap opera is becoming a threat to world stability
• More misery for passenhers with Ryanair to cancel another 24 flihhts
• Delight at ‘find of a lifetime’ from 5,500 years ago
• Hunter gatherers really used their loaf
• Now a third levy to be imposed on all motor insurance policies
• Businessma­n who burned down own premises in €200,000 arson avoids jail
• How your policy is hit by a string of levies
• Small firm hit with €80,000 lawyers’ bill for work on €10,000 employment dispute
• KBC Bank ups the ante in mortgage market war by cutting rates on fixed loans
• Two-tier availabili­ty has created a harrowing dilemma for health officials
• GPs incensed by leaked memo revealing possible cap on abortion fees
• Jury in teen rape trial told injuries show sex not voluntary
• Euroscepti­cs’ joy at ‘killing off’ May’s Chequers plan
• PM won’t be able to carry on walking this tightrope indefinite­ly
• Contingenc­y plans in place for a worst-case Brexit
• Political pundit to decide on making a run for the Áras
• Irish exports to UK fall 8pc as IMF warns of trade slump
• Amy (22) lay dying in derelict building for over four hours
• Builders vow to stop schools opening until they are paid
• ‘Small-time landlords’ are being forced out of market
• Safety fears as council struggles to find lifeguards
• Sunshine is on the horizon – but not all of us will see it
• Thirteen hospitalis­ed after fish factory gas leak
• Publicans plead for no water cuts at the weekend
• Man (37) admits attempted murder of four children
• Bookmakers staff left traumatise­d by armed robbery
• Vet has his registrati­on cancelled by High Court
• Tiger-kidnapping gang is jailed for a total of 53 years
• Victim living in fear after brutal Hellfire Club knife attack
• €250,000 for garda who faced shotgun
• Engaging with Russia as a friend could yet succeed where past approaches have failed
• ‘Blame America first’ president has capitulate­d
• Pro-Ortega forces kill another 10 protesters
• Drones join the hunt for massive python on the loose near Warsaw
• Alarmists should stick to things they can do something about
• Trump is rewarding role in helping him
• Surely the penny will drop for water charge hypocrites once all their taps run dry
• Putin for Russia’s win the presidency
• Sober facts on road safety
• France’s success at World Cup was welcome victory for diversity
• Trump’s European tour unnerves allies
• Health largesse is tip of iceberg
• Attack on TD’s home must be condemned outright
• Hibernia REIT facing AGM showdown over executive pay
• Profits hit €11m for owner of 3Arena
• Irish cities languish in ranking of supports for women
• EU pushes China on opening up economy
• £2.5bn payday for Magnier, Desmond and McManus
• Ex-Ardagh chief Curley to chair Malin
• Barclays forms Irish mortgages vehicle
• Migration from rich EU states to UK slumped after vote on Brexit
• Bank of America seeks approval for Irish Brexit merger
• In surer Liberty bids to merge EU units
• €17m cost of IDA’s overseas offices and staff revealed
• GAN jumps by quarter while Iseq steady
• Heartbreak on holiday
• What it feels like to... fight the Ebola crisis in Africa
• ‘All I could do was smile wanly and try not to cry’
• Keep the family fit with fun games and challenges
• How to lose the World Cup waist
• The best of tonight’s television
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• Killarney bookies hit for six
• Healy and Lawler star as Irish rise up in Cork
• Brailsford’s ‘divisive’ tactics could cost Sky – Wiggins
• Murray drops 690 places in world rankings
• Cork Week gets off to intriguing start
• TEE TIMES FOR FIRST TWO ROUNDS
• Spieth hopes demands of Open will help him regain magic touch
• Ronaldo ready to spark new dawn for Juve
• Champions League is music to Buckley’s ears
• HARRINGTON: GIVE RORY TIME BEFORE JUDGING HIM
• Old school English style still not good enough
• Giroud has last laugh after conquering world despite firing blanks
• I’d give up all my possession­s for glory with Chelsea – Sarri
• A World Cup that shook the senses and stirred the soul
• Victory in O magh would put Dubs’ travel issues to bed
• Rowe hails ‘brilliant’ Mayo management after difficult week in camp
• O ’Sulivan lining up Vegas opponent
• Much for Davy to ponder as he weighs up 30 years of senior involvemen­t
• Roscommon to challenge ban for third Murray black
• Kearns commits to Tipp for a fourth year
• Understate­d homecoming underlines Southgate’s point that nothing has been achieved yet
• ‘Fitzmauric­e should start Donaghy’
• Uncertaint­y over Fitz’s Wexford future
• Bray heading towards brink as club fail to meet FAI’s wages deadline
• Rory McIlroy insists he’s going ‘to let it rip’ at Carnoustie

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