Irish Independent - 2018-08-14

• Mortgage holders ‘thrown to wolves’ in Ulster Bank sell-off
• Row, row, Rose your boat gently to Tralee
• How Google spies on you – even if you tell it to stop
• Fresh vision is needed to solve our housing crisis
• Hockey heroes secure €500,000 boost in quest to reach Olympics
• Trump trades insults with former aide Omarosa
• Man stabbed 13 times after chase linked to organised prostituti­on
• Aryzta bites bullet with plan to raise €800m equity
• Proud family welcomes home history-maker Barr
• Huge demand for Miller benefit tickets
• Ex-world champion Olive gets sporting board role
• Parents urged to talk to teens about alcohol
• Ex-DCU president steps down from Scottish university role
• More strikes could be on the way if Ryanair talks fail
• Relief for drought-weary farmers as significan­t rainfall is forecast
• Warning: You’re being followed through your phone
• TD warns of fake news threat to presidenti­al and European elections
• How to keep your location as private as possible
• Ticketmast­er to close its resale site ahead of clampdown on touts
• Central Bank working on contingenc­y plan to ensure UK firms can still pay pensions here
• In Vogue: Irish designer’s ‘Belle’ gloves feature in must-see ‘Fashion Issue’
• Muldoon is given all-clear at FBD after an internal investigat­ion
• Lender may be in an difficult position – but this is a cop-out
• Varadkar criticised after IRA flags are waved at festival he launched in Belfast
• Council removes Duffy posters as they are ‘breaking litter law’
• Cost of review into the future of Garda force now over €1m
• Hammer attack in home leaves man with cracked skull
• A glimpse of trench warfare
• Nursing vacancies due t o low pay ‘will escalat e t rolley crisis’
• Former Celt ic coach jailed for abusing t een boy
• Growing calls for Howlin to resign
• Aristocrat sues France for €350m over claim to Monaco throne
• Turkey urges US to ‘stay loyal to Nato alliance’ as currency crisis deepens
• Family gather around ‘gravely ill’ soul great Franklin
• Chico Harlan on why Pope Francis and the Church are still struggling with sex abuse scandals
• Spanish boardwalk collapse leaves more than 300 people injured at a music festival
• Turkey’s central bank bids to boost lira,
• Ayatollah rejects offer of Iran talks with Trump
• Common decency says restaurant no-shows should be a no-no
• My moment in the Hollywood firmament is finally given the recognitio­n it truly deserves...
• Curtain needs to come down on ticket touting
• Homeless situation is like a flashback to the late 19th century
• Time is short to avoid Brexit pension crisis
• Spending by Áras hopefuls obscene
• Bitter pill not a cure-all for Aryzta
• Liquidator filings jump 160pc after clampdown by CRO
• Barclays’ Irish arm in Dublin will have more assets than AIB and Bank of Ireland
• Plans lodged for €35m hotel and revamp of RIAC club on Dublin’s Dawson Street
• Economy in good health – with risks, agency says
• Glenveagh says it won’t return for more capital after raising €200m-plus
• Losses soar at Noonan despite revenue increase
• H2 Equity rolls firms into new health group
• Most manufactur­ers positive despite clouds from trade disputes
• Mincon profits up 24pc after buyout
• Musk says Saudi wealth fund keen to back Tesla buyout
• Lira slump continues to spook investors
• How to avoid the fight club
• Why hiking is the peak of chic
• What it feels like to... play golf when you can’t see
• Health hacks for a longer and fitter life
• Two-In-One
• Woods ready for Ryder Cup return after Major progress
• I feel like I’ve got my mojo back – Lowry
• ‘Munster can build their future around Carbery’
• Cullen hopeful over O’Brien return
• Midfield options a real boost for Reds’ title hopes
• Inspiratio­nal McGrath confident he can shine at championsh­ips on home turf
• White Hart Lane opening delayed by safety issues
• United set to begin thorough search for director of football
• Money the name of only real game at Old Trafford
• Bazunu preparing to delay his move away
• Rodgers’ Bhoys facing huge task to avoid Greek tragedy
• Reunion for Derry and St Pat’s the pick of FAI Cup fixtures
• Preston boss Neil says Ireland desire fuelled Horgan’s transfer to Hibs
• Jumping Jack flash back to his best for Dubs
• Galway boost as McDaid tipped to end AFL journey
• Browne putting best foot forward in Treaty bid
• Tribesmen can’ t afford to fadeout in decide r–Collins
• ALL-IRELAND
• Meyler: Limerick maturity can get them over line
• For all the ugliness, athletics remains a beautiful, brilliant sport with the capacity to captivate
• McInerney’s final green light
• SCULLY MISSES OUT:
• Provinces set to see less of their Irish stars
• Koepka caddie Elliott to enter millionair­e club and join Irish sport’s list of big earners
• GAELIC GAMES:

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