Irish Independent - 2018-07-31

• ‘Unforgivab­le’: Leo Varadkar betrays the victims of cancer
• Patrick’s Picks
• More than 100,000 rural homes to be first casualties of internet split
• Canning can: Joe to recover for replay
• Vardakar failed us with rash vows over cancer scandal
• And they’re off – punters all smiles at Galway Races
• Pregnancy and STD fears as faulty condoms recalled
• Manafort is first ex-Trump aide on trial in Russia probe
• ‘I have baggage but I’m not a Trump,’ says Duffy on presidency bid
• ‘We’re failing the snowflake generation’
• New capital rules may force BoI to sell off bad mortgages
• Taoiseach’s ‘betrayal’ of cancer victims ‘unforgivab­le’
• A BROKEN PROMISE
• Leo knows that promises are unpaid debts
• HSE sorry for ‘failings in care’ after death of grandmothe­r of eight
• Fear of lawsuits causing spike in C-sections – TCD
• Killer Molly faces prison review on eve of Jason’s anniversar­y
• Ryanair boss O’Leary loses out on €1m after waiving his performanc­e bonuses
• Bail for boy charged with Ana murder
• Taxi driver set upon by four members of family
• Circus worker who defiled 15-year-old girl is sent to prison
• €1.16m for garda injured when he was kicked in back
• Soldier has €300,000 payment halved on appeal
• Family of injured Irishman fly out to Australia
• ‘I carry scars of Jill’s death,’ says husband
• Ó Cúiv ‘mischief making’ done to ‘rattle’ Martin
• No Irish unity poll during Brexit impasse –SFleader
• Fianna Fáil proposes online levy to help fund journalism
• Enet to keep Government guessing on new partner
• Where accessing the internet is so last c entury
• ‘It’s a win-win’ – GAA stadium rent-free for M iller matc h
• Central Bank warns economy at risk of crisis from ‘overheatin­g’
• Summer to return in time for the bank holiday
• Sisters waive anonymity to shame rapist brother-in-law
• Woman admits theft of €300,000 over five years from credit union
• Insurance claims totalling €360,000 from one accident rejected by judge
• ‘Shambolic’ would-be hitmen even loaded gun back to front
• California­ns ordered to flee surging wildfires
• Opponents condemn minister as he echoes Mussolini
• The mystery of Flight MH370
• Fears rise as Zimbabwe goes to ballot box
• UK judges will not have to rule on ending life support
• Neandertha­ls lost battle for survival to first weather men, scientists say
• Hunt in hot water after he says his Chinese wife is Japanese
• Mobiles are marvellous for communicat­ion – until you attempt to query your bill
• Sorry just isn’t enough – Varadkar is failing cancer scandal victims
• Safety drive over parking
• Tragedy still needs addressing
• Borrowers face squeeze from regulators and investors
• Ireland’s home-grown multinatio­nals are big employers abroad
• Last Jedi boosts Disney in store wars
• Brexit not hitting appetite for UK property – Starwood
• Tesco in top spot as heatwave lifts sales
• Dublin Docklands site for sale at €120m
• Irish hauliers pay €4.5m a year to use UK roads
• US data firm to hire 30 for first office here
• Profits hit €500k at talent agency
• Predicting Brexit fallout ‘easiest call in 25 years’ – Carney
• Shares in Smurfit Jnr’s Gan surge on Pennsylvan­ia deal
• Top tec h names take markets lower
• Vertical training: a solid way to beat the bulge
• Can a relationsh­ip survive an affair?
• What it feels like to... turn tragedy into fiction
• Reflect and reboot your life with a holiday action plan
• The best of tonight’s television
• Two-In-One
• Lahinch planning to host Open party to remember
• Rejuvenate­d Lowry looking to further PGA case at Reno
• Maguire to miss Lytham as she focuses on Tour bid
• United players in fear of upsetting erratic Mourinho
• Mane set for improved deal as Klopp hails ‘improved situation’ at Anfield
• INJURIES AND HOLIDAYS UNITED PLAYERS WHO MAY MISS BIG KICK-OFF
• Neymar puts diving down to frustratio­n over treatment
• Portuguese men o’ war hold key for Wolves
• PREVIOUS MOURINHO MELTDOWNS
• Circuitous route drives Kelleher’s Liverpool ambition
• Thomas looking forward to homecoming after ‘bonkers’ Tour win
• Comer must be protected – Walsh
• Bonner’s open approach could be Donegal’s undoing
• We missed one chance but it’s still in our hands, says Hughes
• Experience­d Kerry players need to step up – O’Sullivan
• Subs upset Cork’s rhythm – O’Sullivan
• O’CONNOR BLOW FOR WEXFORD’S U-21 PROSPECTS
• Hurling scales new heights to reach the perfectpla­teau
• Mourinho rumblings mean United’s summer of discontent threatens to spill into new season
• ALL IRELAND SENIOR HURLING SEMI-FINALS IN NUMBERS
• FAI decide to go solo with emergency safety-net fund
• MICHAEL VERNEY
• Stradivari­us the one to beat at Goodwood
• Great to have Ruby back and he should cash in again on strong Exchange Rate
• Would Be King looks set to reign for Lyons

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