Irish Independent - 2018-08-13

• Brexit risk to your pension payments
• Leaving Cert papers ‘are tests of memory’
• Examinatio­n spoon-feeding fails our children
• Monaghan dream dies as Tyrone to get a fInal crack at the rampant Dubs
• Two rival sports clubs team up to raffle off new house worth €400,000
• Sacked Trump adviser reveals she taped discussion in White House
• Fad diets are this century’s new religion
• Consumers cool off after heatwave spending splurge
• Omagh’s refusal to be divided beat the Real IRA bombers
• Irish gymnast who trained in back yard strikes gold
• This is a frightenin­g prospect for the thousands who have worked in Britain
• Tory MP warns of UK’s break-up as May’s government beholden to DUP
• Three credit unions merge and create ‘top 10’ lender with 48,000 members
• ‘I never received Casey’s email invitation to women’s symposium,’ says McAleese
• Pope Francis will travel in Skoda car during historic visit to Ireland
• Duffy posts busy weekend as he goes on the stump to be President
• Employment policy to focus on high-quality and su stainable jobs
• Ceol agus craic as crowds descend on Drogheda for the Fleadh
• ‘Fake news’ about MMR vaccine blamed for rise in measles cases here
• Flanagan defends top criminal court over SF claims
• Questions on Garda numbers cost €7,000
• Christ mas t rees hit hard by drought as up to a third feared lost
• Agricultur­al extravagan­za as 60,000 enjoy Tullamore Show
• Just 8pc of popular bat hing spot s lit t er-free
• Farmers welcome fertiliser delay but want fodder help
• Funeral of Irishman killed in Greek wildfire delayed until wife recovers
• Patients can no longer afford to pay for a visit to GP – report
• Sinn Féin activist caught cutting down FG poster
• ‘Someone knows what happened my beautiful boy’ – grieving dad
• Washington steels itself for Charlottes­ville commemorat­ion
• Racial division plays a key role in the appeal of Trump to his voters
• Aid groups beg for safe harbour for 141 migrants on rescue ship
• Bring back national service – Salvini
• Cabinet wonder boys eager for election to escape the firing line
• Peace, love, charity and a VW Camper
• Building costs go high rise
• Puma a strong player in the lucrative fitness league
• Monaco’s tax lure endures as UK billionair­e plots move
• Media Bites
• No plans for dollar move at Glanbia
• Homelessne­ss crisis shows how little we have learned from past
• A timely reminder of the fragility of peace
• Why US is not too big to fail
• GAA needs fitting finish to a transition­al season
• No quick cure for health service ills
• Behind the scenes in Bollywood
• Two-In-One
• Alpha Centauri celestial again for Harrington
• ‘KUBA’ MAKES A STRONG DERBY STATEMENT
• McIlroy addresses Major issues
• Meet me in St Louis as big names spark big-game fever among fans
• Olesen aims to use Bjorn as inspiratio­n to make Ryder Cup team
• McLARNON JOINS LEGENDS WITH MULLINGAR WIN
• A case of ‘so far, so good’ for Leeds under Bielsa
• FAI Cup a harsh place for non-league clubs
• Brave Cockhill outmuscled by slick Limerick
• Derry show no mercy on Blarney
• Sarri needs to get Blues fired up with quick start
• Boyata row adds to Rodgers’ woes after Hearts loss
• Barca will keep tabs on Pogba as tension with Jose continues
• Salah gets Liverpool up and running as Keita revives Fab Four
• VAR a must as Hammers flattened by nailed-on offside
• Hart turns in vintage display for Clarets in Saints draw
• Imperious City lay down to control
• Pep praises Sterling’s stellar efforts but can’t
• Emery must take risks to escape Wenger’s shadow
• Mageean falls short with brave medal bid
• Irish men stick the heat to snatch sixth in marathon
• Big-city bouncers barway to Harte’s delight
• Aherne points way as Dublin blitz Kerry
• ‘It just took us a while to figure a lot of things out’
• Galway still have some work to do but they need Walsh to remain at helm, insists O’Donnell
• Goal blitz sends Galway young guns past valiant Royals
• GAME AT A GLANCE
• ‘A lot of the marginal calls were not going our way’
• Keane hails Kerry character in thrilling finale
• Tyrone hit first target – now for the massive test
• PREMIER AMBITIONS
• GOLDEN HORSE
• FINAL COUNTDOWN
• Monaghan braveheart­s but better team won on day
• Falling football crowds a big concern for GAA
• Hand of history rests snugly on Dubs’ shoulders
• Patient Harte’s prayers are answered

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