Irish Independent - 2018-08-03

• Worker shortage looms as tax take hits high
• Cancer case women face six-month wait for their test reviews
• Rural shutdown: 161 postmaster­s granted voluntary redundancy
• Style shines through on sodden Ladies Day at Galway Races
• Mueller pushes to quiz Trump in sit-down
• Watchdog finds no sign of corruption in probe into Sophie murder
• Michael Kelly ‘Pope must make time to meet abuse victims’
• World Cup helps boost Irish-backed UK pub firm
• BEST-DRESSED PRIZE FOR WOMAN WITH 1,400 HATS
• Q&A: Why are women waiting for cases to be reviewed?
• ‘Taoiseach sought good headlines when reality was different’
• ‘If people don’t take buses to Knock, elderly may have to walk up to 12km’
• Church’s clerical abuse crisis now in ‘disturbing new chapter’ – McAleese
• Pope must answer difficult questions – ignoring wounds will make them fester
• Barnier backstop comments part of ‘conciliato­ry tone’ to the UK
• SF abstention­ism ‘not credible’, says FG
• Farmers hit by the drought to get EU pay early
• ‘Informatio­n void’ on Brexit has left UK firms ‘in dark’
• There’s no place like home as sun sparks surge in staycation­s
• More delays loom as Ryanair pilots announce a fifth strike
• We ‘vastly underestim­ate’ our water usage
• ‘We’ve now got a house costing us half the price of rent’
• Minister slates slow progress on higher education gender equality
• County by county: Where the post offices are shutting down in your area
• Apple’s value hits record high of $1 trillion
• ‘Granny grant’ could cost State ‘h undreds of millions of euro’
• High Court sits in nursing home for epilepsy victim’s case
• Fianna Fáil TD paid €9,600 for PR advice from the son of Áras hopeful Duffy
• Gsoc clears gardaí, but leaves serious issues unexplaine­d
• DPP pushes ahead with trial of boy for Ana murder
• Brain map could unlock the mystery of memories
• O’Driscoll lured men to be shot by ‘Taliban Brothers’
• Murderer in foul-mouthed tirade when verdict read
• Jail broke rule over killer’s detention in isolation
• Warning signposts would have saved mum, say family
• Fundraiser for family of Greek fire victim
• English landmark Stonehenge ‘built by Welsh’
• €7,500 award for worker who dealt with emails out of hours
• Fat flu sufferers are more contagious for longer
• President vows to hold inquiry after Zimbabwe protesters killed
• Belgians get chip on shoulder over French ‘frites’ claim
• Turkey ‘will retaliate’ over US sanctions as crisis grows
• Populist outsider Warren the dark horse for Democrats in 2020 vote
• Trump thanks Kim over remains, aims to meet again
• Vatican changes its teaching to oppose all use of death penalty
• It’s loud and clear: Trump’s tweets are an attempt to obstruct justice
• Any woman will tell you: toxic male culture is everywhere and most of us have suffered its ugliness
• Kardashian’s delight at ‘anorexic’ remarks prove she’s a noxious role model
• Victims of the cancer scandal are wronged again by Government
• Applegreen on way to owning Welcome Break in €440m deal
• Aughinish’s Russian owner at odds with US sanctions stance
• Profits at Saoirse firm fall to €194,563
• Austin Reed boss Day linked to rescue bid for House of Fraser
• Aviva chief warns ‘lessons must be learned’ as profits rise to €57m
• Hilfiger and Calvin Klein profits soar
• Software firm investors reap big return
• Impact of bouyant taxes countered by sharper spending increases
• Services sector tops lists of insolvenci­es
• Apple’s $1trn s hows FAANGs have bite
• ‘Our father would have wanted us to go on’
• Ant-Man goes big on fun
• Telepathic Mafia love story is a hit, man
• Betting on The Irishman
• The Facebook Dashboard
• Facing more heat than in Die Hard
• Two-In-One
• Formidable Woods ready to ‘go on a tear’ in Akron – Day
• Carbery ‘well able’ to shine at Munster
• ‘Destiny’ took me back to the Leinster set-up – Contepomi
• Mcclelland best of Irish duo at windless Aarhus
• Byrne pulls off shock to reach quarters
• Kohli masterclas­s gives India lifeline on thrilling day
• Murray inspired by Citi Open win
• Irish dreaming of medals after McFerran’s shoot-out heroics
• Kenny fury as Dundalk horror show ends Euro ambitions
• No guarantees for Leeds with Bielsa but it will be interestin­g
• TV role wasn’t for Lampard – now he’s set for his first test as a manager
• TONIGHT’S GAMES
• Wolves target £18m Traore
• How gamekeeper­s are turning poachers
• O’Donovan brothers storm into European semi-final
• Curran: Home advantage can swing crunch clash in favour of Donegal
• Donnellan: Banner must figure a way to keep Glynn quiet
• RYAN FACED CRITICISM OVER TIPP’S TACTICAL PLAN
• Tyrone must halt Donegal’s ‘Little and Large’ show
• Pressure points evident all summer but Ryan’s surprise exit gives Tipp time for ‘fresh thinking’
• Limerick use rugby hero Earls as secret weapon for All-Ireland bid GAELICGAME­S
• Patrick Mullins:
• Team Mullins reign supreme
• Wayne Bailey
• RACING EXTRA:
• Limini can get job done at the second attempt
• Battaash connection­s confident of defending Qatar Stakes crown
• Appleby surprised by ‘Wild’ reservatio­ns

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