Irish Independent - 2018-07-24

• New deal on nursing home fees for farmers, businesses
• Ryanair faces claims from 111,000 passengers hit by strike
• Hay and straw prices rocket as ‘horror’ drought hits hard
• GAA left isolated in Liam Miller charity match row
• Trump warns Iranian leader to back off in war of words
• Soldiers of Destiny look like a spent force
• Rapist was on loose despite multiple breaches of his bail
• Residents fight Crosbie’s plans for ‘iconic’ hotel
• Q&A: Why lobby groups fought for three-year limit
• Court lifts ban on husband visiting wife in nursing home
• Abbott and Mr Price to boost rural economies by 700 jobs
• Junior minister attacks Murphy’s new housing project during its launch
• Best laid plans for ‘good news’ scuppered by unexpected rebel
• Spanish victim can make statement ahead of sentencing
• How women can disguise the onset of Alzheimer’s
• Parents asked to reply by text if they want child to keep place on waiting list
• More face €60 GP bills due to loss of medical cards
• Passengers affected by strikes encouraged to seek compensati­on
• Facebook told to rethink its ‘censorship’ of artistic nudes
• Fianna Fáil mulling one-year deal with FG in ‘national interest to avoid Brexit election’
• Nothing less than return to power can save Martin
• Craughwell quits Áras race leaving others a ‘free run’
• Michael D will be glad to see back of senator
• Who remains in race for presidency
• UK must consider damage of EU money U-turn – Varadkar
• ‘Brexit apathy’ is now Ireland’s greatest enemy
• Senator Noone put on the Fine Gael ticket
• Passengers face ‘chaos’ of catching bus to next Luas stop
• Irish Rail tells McGregor’s father to buy Leap card after online rant
• Brothers win €50,000 after attack by Krystle bouncers
• Hutch ex pulled clumps from woman’s hair in bus attack
• Killer’s sentence is ‘some comfort’ for family
• France to make ‘upskirting’ illegal
• Judge delays trial of US President’s former campaign manager
• At least 23 dead as record heatwave intensifie­s in Japan
• How Moon may have had life in ‘fiery’ past
• Bayern chief accuses race-row Özil of ‘s**t’ performanc­es
• Gunman who killed two in rampage ‘was mentally ill’
• A United Ireland can make economic sense
• It isn’t easy but keeping social media hordes at bay can be done if you control what you share
• Leviathan of the road was almost the death of me as it swept through countrysid­e
• Whatever your thoughts on EU army, Russian threat is real
• Brexiteers oblivious to damage they might do
• Partition happened in 1800s
• Dublin Port will ramp investment up to €1bn
• Former Quinlan firm recoups €140k from liquidatio­n
• Hammerson plans sales ‘to pacify investors’
• Revenue and profits dip as Bord na Móna challenged
• Dunnes court bid over Point struck out
• Keywords acquisitio­ns top €14m with third deal
• Alucraft bought by private equity firm
• Draper Esprit in £7m med-tech investment
• US warnings as workers struggle despite buoyant jobs market
• Ferrero profits dip to €2.44m
• Tesla plunges after report suppliers asked to hand back cash
• Ryanair drop drags ISEQ 1pc lower
• Call of the wild
• Are supplement­s a sop? Step away from the fish oil and find out...
• What it feels like to... sail the on your own
• Inspiratio­nal holiday reads to give your brain a workout
• Two-In-One
• ‘Gardens’ ready to bloom for O’Brien
• Woods can be a ‘force’ at Ryder Cup
• Molinari’s Open win no surprise for admirer Harrington
• Brailsford slams Tour fans for hostile Sky reception
• LOWRY PUTS BROTHER ON BAG IN BID FOR REVIVAL
• Thomond on the cards for Cork if Celtic come calling
• Foxes determined to fight off United interest in Maguire as Martial nears move
• Sarri confident Hazard, Willian and Courtois will stay put
• KARIUS CONSIDERS HIS FUTURE AT ANFIELD
• Focus on school set to keep Bazunu at Hoops
• McManus: We’ll dust ourselves down and go again
• Five-star Cork move to within a point of the Lilywhites
• Mighty Murphy determined to lift Donegal to new level
• ‘They won’t be long kicking you in the arse if you lose’
• Clash of Cork and Limerick to attract biggest crowd of the summer
• Donoghue’s ‘huge men’ from the West still team to beat
• Kerry in safe hands with stars mature beyond years
• Ozil’s internatio­nal retirement over racism claims illustrate­s game can’t escape political football
• Late late shows
• ‘They should hang their heads in shame’
• McStay facing potential three-month ban for clash with linesman
• Red heat rising
• ‘Super 8s’ finding its feet and promising more drama

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