Irish Independent - 2018-07-30

• Treaty triumph
• Insurance ‘robbery’: loyal customers pay 50pc more
• Parents go into debt to cover back to school costs
• Duffy, Freeman go head to head for Áras nomination
• Supersize culture will make Irish EU’s fattest
• Apple expects profit to soar as iPhone X boosts strong sales
• Strong Limerick bench proves the difference
• Providers cheat customers by penalising loyalty
• Q&A: How does dual pricing hit your pocket?
• Facebook flagged targeting from US in abortion vote
• German pilots set for ‘big yes vote’ in new Ryanair strike
• Labs line up expert witnesses to challenge cancer scandal victim
• Varadkar and Harris told to ‘come out of hiding’ over ‘misleading’ victims of scandal
• ‘Our brave Robyn has new hope to beat monster cancer in US trial’
• SF MEP in line for run at Áras ruled out HPV vaccinatio­n for her daughter
• Hats off to the Galway Ladies’ Day milliners and fashionist­as
• Wellies and waterproof­s on the card for Ballybrit
• Walk to Joe: Duffy joins 5,000 pilgrims at summit of Croagh Patrick
• Rural broadband project ‘still on track’ despite latest blow
• Q&A: Why are firms pulling out?
• Wee County is biggest winner for Lotto jackpots
• Wildfires widow facing months of treatment for burns in Greek hospital
• Irishman killed as he tried to cross US road
• Up, up and away – aerobatics captivate crowds
• Illegally parked driver ‘lost rag’ and attacked clamper with a crowbar
• Trump to shut government if he doesn’t get Mexico wall
• Syria opens up on prison slaughter of thousands
• Trump didn’t know about campaigner­s’ Russia link, says Giuliani
• ‘Papa, papa, come home. The fire’s at the back door.’ Then the line died
• Fungal disease to wipe out 70pc of harvest in Bordeaux
• Children aged five sexually abusive due to social media
• Miller’s tale has shown yet again how political Irish sport really is
• Heaven’s Angels in a dash for life
• US housing market set for slowdown as rate rises bite
• Global storm clouds cast shadow on mining giant
• Europe IPO market up 5pc in first half
• Studio expects first profit from TV deal
• Miller match gives GAA a chance to change game for the good
• A happy ending – but lessons must be learned
• SF must make a different sacrifice
• Tour de France a fragile jewel in sporting crown
• How hurling became a spectacle
• Two-In-One
• Record run gives Barr eighth straight national title
• IRELAND TAKE TIMELY WIN AHEAD OF AGA KHAN CUP
• Rafferty thrilled as two strikes prove key in South success
• Tour title has given Sky rider a taste for more
• Jimenez ‘amazed’ to join Senior Open winners
• Hungary win sees Hamilton stretch lead over rival Vettel
• Table-toppers Dundalk get boost ahead of Cyprus trip
• Next generation will drive direction of club, vows new Bray owner O’Driscoll
• Revitalise­d Sturridge wants new deal
• It’s ‘Killarney or Nowhere’ under the Kingdom’s holy mountain
• Dublin ease past Mayo to set up date with Kingdom
• Mangan brace sees off Cats as O’Neill argues merits
• Deadly dozen for O’Shea as Galway see off young Dubs
• Donoghue faces anxious wait over Canning and McInerney
• Moloney: ‘We had a lot to fix and discuss at half-time’
• GAME AT A GLANCE
• Brennan on target as Cats book final date with Galway
• First-half blitz puts Kerry in command
• Mitchell fires Royals to victory
• Rebels go down fighting as hurling reaches new plateau
• Monaghan leads Galway charge
• Mulligan helps Farney into semi-final
• Treaty men won’t fear anyone after weekend sees hurling soar to Alpine heights
• Páirc Uí Chaoimh saga may be over but GAA won’t forget how Minister jumped on the bandwagon
• SPORT ON TV HIGHLIGHTS
• MAGEEAN BACK WITH DOUBLE
• GREEN ARMY HAS RIGHT ATTITUDE
• HURLING SUMMER HARD TO BEAT
• ROWERS KEEP MAKING WAVES
• Limerick soar to new heights
• GLOOMY MOURINHO ADMITS UNITED ‘IN TROUBLE’ FOR NEW SEASON
• THOMAS’S TOUR VICTORY HASN’T COME OUT OF THE BLUE
• TITLE FIGHT HELPS KATIE COPE WITH ‘TOUGH TIME FOR FAMILY’
• Fearlessne­ss has been the hallmark of Treaty’s remarkable displays
• Walsh raring to go on return
• Patrick Mullins
• ‘The whole male versus female thing is gone’ – Rachael Blackmore
• ‘Spear’ to send arrow through Mullins trio
• Stoute has last ‘Word’ as King George the sixth
• ‘Viking’ can plunder the spoils for Byrnes

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