Irish Independent - 2018-07-21

• Brexit Border to be ‘hardest in Europe’
• ‘I’m jobless and homeless... I’m like a bad disease to everybody’
• House price surge driven by property outside capital
• BILLY KEANE: YOU’D BE 90 TODAY DAD, OR 270 – YOU DID LIKE TO MAKE THREE DAYS OUT OF YOUR BIRTHDAY
• How the Taoiseach cosied up to giants of Silicon Valley
• Martina Devlin
• Trump ‘taped talking about cash for Playboy model’
• Ray Kinsella Ireland deserves a referendum on our neutrality
• Johnny Ronan on brink of major deal in Docklands
• Searching for flickers of light in dark tunnel of speculatio­n and uncertaint­y
• May’s customs plan will hurt business and enable fraud, says EU’s Barnier
• Varadkar stands by warning on airspace despite fury of UK press
• FF councillor­s set to back Independen­t contender for Áras
• Under-fire school set to reopen in autumn
• Emerald Isle fades to brown as a hidden Ireland is revealed
• Water price to pay for inadequate investment and a lack of planning
• Ryanair pilots plan more action as cabin crew strike next week
• Measles cases spark alert for travellers to Europe
• Varadkar and Martin call a ‘truce’ for summer
• Hundreds face being put off road in drink-driving crackdown
• ‘Fiver-for-all’ budget unlikely again this year, insists minister
• Company at centre of Facebook storm was founded by ex-Anglo director
• Government is ‘kicking to touch’ on digital transparen­cy bill: Lawless
• ‘Varadkar must decide if his preferred brand associatio­n is with Trump or transparen­cy’
• CervicalCh­eck fears led to 43,690 GP visits in 10 weeks
• High Court rejects bid to challenge abortion vote
• MRSA superbug is on the rise again for the first time in a decade
• Backlash after decision to build homes instead of 12,000-seater soccer stadium
• Man who beat mother of his baby son to death in jealous rage jailed for life
• Fears for patients as MRSA cases on the rise
• Knifeman with ‘smoking backpack’ stabs 14 on public bus
• Pogba and team-mates may be out of Africa but are proud Frenchmen
• Death toll climbs to 17 after sinking of tourist ‘duck boat’
• Churchill’s plea for cross-Atlantic co-operation a stark contrast with Trump’s posturing
• Despite his swagger, Putin is weaker than he has been for some time
• Visiting a counsellor isn’t weak – it reveals true courage
• Euroscepti­c British media are delusional
• Commerzban­k exits €40m of Aryzta loans at a discount
• Tullow Oil caught up in tax row involving South African billionair­e
• Parent firm of Avolon down €1bn this week
• Central Bank to look at Drumm trial evidence
• Cairn Homes chiefs to share €48m in stock conversion
• Nice and ‘kneesy’ as Rory makes move but Lowry set for caddy split
• GAA stand firm over Miller decision
• Pressure mounts on Kingdom as Fitzmauric­e wields the axe
• Tyrone must bring back hostility of old to rattle Dubs
• Rossies back at crossroads as fundamenta­l issues resurface
• Red Hands hope to get their retaliatio­n in first ahead of Omagh party
• Away-day Blues can spoil Tyrone’s home comforts
• Decision legally right, but morally wrong
• Monaghan eye history as Kerry teeter on the brink
• Clones set up for Kingdom to fail – which is why they have a chance
• Galway have edge among the Fab Four
• McCreery expects ‘Tribal’ warfare as Kildare renew old rivalry
• Fixture-cramming is causing hurling promotiona­l pain for no gain
• McIlroy and S pie th lurking ahead of Open moving day
• Galway sharp shooter O’ Reilly prepares to take aim at Kilkenny
• Unflappabl­e Woods keeps swinging in the rain as he chases glorious feeling of old
• Don’t believe the hype – this was not one of the great World Cups
• Nibali abandons Tour after collision with a spectator
• Ireland up against it in bid for redemption
• Hamilton won’t seek radio revenge at Hockenheim
• The top 50 players at the 2018 World Cup
• RUSSIA 2018: THE VERDICT
• Keita determined to justify the hype as he takes on Gerrard’s No 8 mantle
• Crisis on and off the field deepens for bruised Bray
• Conan the destroyer finally breaks resistance of brave Limerick
• Projection has form to strike for Charlton
• Forever Together to give O’Brien team Oaks double
• All roads lead west
• On the right track
• Ballybrit memories
• Galway is like Christmas
• Plate expectatio­ns
• A NOVICE’S GUIDE TO BETTING AT BALLYBRIT
• BETTING TRENDS TO FOLLOW AT BALLYBRIT
• MICHELLE KEARNS
• EDEL RAMBERG
• JENNIFER WRYNNE
• EMILY JEAN O’BYRNE

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