Irish Independent - 2018-07-20

• Brace for Brexit crash: fears of no deal intensify
• Putting on a holy show
• Outcry over GAA’s Páirc refusal for Liam Miller tie
• Cladding experts investigat­e hospital fire risk
• Doubts growing over how long May can last
• TDs still keen on Facebook’s help despite abuse row
• Judge refuses any award to woman who sued after car hit bus at 10kmh
• Common sense has prevailed – we should hope we’ve turned the corner
• Organisers ‘identify’ protesters who block-booked Pope tickets
• New Dairy Milk will have 30pc less sugar
• New British secretary ridiculed as translatio­ns of white paper full
• May challenges EU to ‘evolve’ position as she makes Border trip
• ‘Beast from the East’ blamed as economy shrank in first quarter
• Slowdown probably a speed bump – but debt is high as clouds gather
• Q&A: Should I be worried or is everything rosy?
• If we are happy to house the tech giants, we must also police them
• Paisley begs voters for forgivenes­s over free holidays worth €56,000
• FF councillor first to break ranks on presidenti­al race
• Risk of even more flight cancellati­ons as Ryanair pilots strike
• Refund or reroute? Strong consumer rights protect passengers
• Rain on the way – but nowhere near enough to ease water crisis
• St Pat’s stadium plan is ditched for500 homes
• Vaping and nicotine patches linked to cot death
• Rotunda MRSA outbreak contribute­d to deaths of babies
• Is housing the best use of this prime city centre site?
• 48 young people left homeless after State care
• Schools to get ‘safe rooms’ for pupils who feel anxious
• Teenager acquitted of raping schoolmate (16)
• KClub manager’s sister says he was ‘full of fear’
• Supermac’s boss to repay €150,000 to tenants
• Teen (14) dies after Majorca balcony fall
• Israel accused of racism after passing ‘divisive nation-state law’
• Calls for Macron to fire aide filmed ‘beating’ protester
• Spy close to Putin told CIA he was involved in hack – claim
• ‘Package has been delivered’ message after UK poisoning
• Cardinal’s fall from grace could be start of #MeToo for Church
• Tech firms taking the mick with their ‘Culture Fit’ tests
• Most ridiculous denial ever is the latest chapter in crazy Trump saga
• Catalonia and Spain make peace as their new men Torra and Sanchez cool flames
• Irish Water should stop the guesswork and change its priorities
• What’s cost of Varadkar posturing on the Border?
• Commonsens­eover compensati­on claims
• Trump needs holding to account
• EU readies list of new imports to hit if Trump goes after cars
• Chinese-owned Volvo shifts production to avoid US tariffs
• SportsDire­ct shares plunge as investors shy away from Mike Ashley’s wheeling and dealing–
• Second advisory firm baulks at Hibernia chiefs’ pay
• Maritime watchdog referred to EU court
• Amryt CEO hails ‘strong’ 2018 start
• Smurfit’s K Club on the market for €80m
• SSE falls on weather threat to profits
• As trade war steps up, WTO already dealing with hundreds of disputes
• Sam McCauley store chain paid €2m dividend last year
• Horan enjoys €2.58m pay day
• Higher costs hit profits at meat processor Arrow Group
• European rally fades ahead of earnings
• Make America laugh again
• Take a chance on this sequel
• Foster helps boost Hotel’s star rating
• Finding love Down Under
• Andrew Wakefield
• Getting lucky with Nesbitt again
• Two-In-One
• Sea Of Class looking to spoil Oaks party for Ballydoyle trio
• FAUGHEEN VET CLEARED OF ANY WRONGDOING
• Mageean takes big step forward on road to Berlin
• Bench warrants highlight role of ‘supersubs’
• There’s no need to fear venue rule change
• ‘Speechless’ Thomas insists Froome is still the main man
• Board must act now or Cork football will get worse – Goulding
• Kiely to select from full Treaty deck for Cork clash
• Data expert joins Gunners
• Ireland hopeful Duffy shines in front of O’Neill
• Rovers draw little comfort as misses prove costly
• Brave Derry fall just short
• Pressure on Schmeichel
• ‘It wasn’t pretty off the tee, but I got it done’ – McIlroy
• Woods’ pain in the neck fails to halt impressive progress
• Class is permanent for Langer as old craftsmans­hip endures
• Improving Tyrone have found a game to worry Dubs
• Transfer fee may be eye-watering, but statistics make Alisson look perfect fit between Reds’ sticks
• Four-day Lord’s Test for Ireland
• Carbery primed for early Leinster return
• Rory hits back at Butch – I’m no robot
• Bray players call off strike but warn club over payments
• Three Thatched for €3m
• SAY IT WITH FLOWERS
• TWO INTO ONE IN SHANKILL
• OUTSIDE OF THE BOX ROOMS
• TAKE THE PUB HOME WITH YOU
• All fun and games in Kildare
• In the SALEROOMS

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