Irish Independent - 2018-08-20

• CAO points fall again
• REPORTS AND REACTION FROM NICOLA ANDERSON AT CROKE PARK AND FROM THE GAELIC GROUNDS IN LIMERICK
• Fears of disease for 200,000 in India flood relief camps
• Narrative needs to change on housing crisis
• Businesses failing to prepare despite fears of a no-deal Brexit
• Young mother one of two killed in crash in Donegal
• ‘Dreams’ come true in the Treaty County as tears of joy flow freely
• TRIBUTES AFTER ‘HEARTSTOPP­ING’ PERFORMANC­E
• Despair in Eyre Square – but Tribesmen can expect warm welcome home
• Injury time was pure torture – we were all thinking ‘here we go again’
• Price of childcare adds up to a ‘second mortgage’
• Fraudster crackdown pays off for motorists
• Blow to Kinahan cartel as €10m of cocaine is seized
• Murder probe launched after man (63) ‘slashed in the neck’ at his home
• ‘Pope will challenge us to be a less self-protecting Church’
• All Irish clergy child sex abuse
• Preparatio­ns give zoo animals a three-day break from the public
• AIR HORNS TO UMBRELLAS: ITEMS BANNED AT MASS
• Trinity applicatio­ns hit by Brexit fears
• Fam ily spending cut in bid to m eet education costs
• Growing Leaving Cert numbers to keep CAO points race going
• Games shine a spotlight on future sporting stars
• Senior HSE manager numbers rise 80pc
• UK ramps up Brexit talks amid warning deal will be blocked in parliament
• Jo urnalist bids to join presidenti­al race as Gallagher mulls second tilt
• Tributes paid here to ‘great advocate for peace’ Annan
• Trump claims Russia probe is ‘McCarthyis­m’
• Rain stops but fears of disease for 200,000 in India flood relief camps
• P anic as new Lombok earthquake triggers landslides
• Braz il sends army to quell attacks on Venezuela migrants
• Education revamp is on course for success as ‘earn and learn’ booms
• Terrorised by the night-time horrors
• Carry on laughing
• Hiking VAT on tourism would raise Brexit stakes
• Consumers’ use of debit cards and contactles­s payments on the rise
• Way back looks tough for renowned German giant
• Ibec issues warning over ‘complacenc­y’
• When students fail, there must be consequenc­es for teachers
• Do not condemn all the clergy
• The truth about cancer screening
• Young people ready to thrive in modern world
• Thrilling hurling season ends with terrific finale
• The thorny issue of the Rose...
• Two-In-One
• Twinplex CRYPTIC CLUES
• Impressive Mill Quest’s good form continues at Tramore
• Engles Rock primed to end wait for victory at Roscommon
• Jackal eyes up a€2mpayday for next bout
• McFarland to start at Ulster as Grobler speaks out on IRFU deal
• Power keeps card by skin of his teeth as Garcia falters
• Dispiritin­g loss shows Barnes’ best days may be behind him
• Pocock confident Aussies can fix issues
• Big bucks for Bielsa to pay off for Leeds
• Gamboa joy as Celtic fans give him their seal of approval
• Allegri pleased with Ronaldo debut as Juve leave it late in opener
• Cork suffer blow to title ambitions as Pat’s earn point
• FAI to launch new scheme for tickets at internatio­nals
• No issue with Rovers’ character, says Bradley
• It’s all fun as promised in Sarriland
• Alisson turns to rugby to steady himself
• Spurs handed a lifeline by Trippier’s dead ball brilliance
• HAZARD: I’M HAPPY TO PUT REAL MOVE ON HOLD
• Red faces as rock-solid Bright on put inept United to shame
• City masterclas­s without De Bruyne rings alarm bells for everyone else
• Dyche insists busy Burnley schedule not a big concern
• Shambolic €68m duo sees Jose with no case for defence
• NO DISRESPECT IN CITY FILM, SAYS GUARDIOLA
• Snow jok e as Lynsk ey’s Galway minors go bac k-to-bac k
• Teamwork k ey as Cork tak e control
• Farrell hails Kilkenny as Gaule finds her range
• Super sub Mc Veety saves Cavan’s status
• CARROLL AND McMAHON CLAIM GLORY
• Treaty hunger reigns in one-point hammering
• HOW SOCIAL MEDIA REACTED
• Greatness shines in Canning’s bold salvation effort
• How the game was won
• Hitchcock twist can’t stop Treaty exorcising their ghosts
• Hannon raises Liam to lift the weight of 45 years off a county’s shoulders
• Limerick’s new wave swamp sloppy Tribe
• Kiely to get deserved reward after perfect climax to Treaty’s success story
• GAME AT A GLANCE
• Journeyman and prodigy encapsulat­e Limerick’s epic journey
• Tough run had left tired Tribesmen vulnerable as ferocious hunger of Treaty players proved key
• More than one route to college
• You have until Friday to decide on your offer
• You can ask the college to hold your place for a year
• It’s not too late to apply to SUSI
• ‘I did foundation maths and now I’m in university’
• Help, I don’t have an offer... what can I do?
• A smart route to earn and learn your way to a qualificat­ion
• ‘The classes are smaller than in a university’
• A recheck can result in an upgrade and higher choice course
• If you’re considerin­g an appeal, you should view your script first
• Make sure your AP1 appeal form is as detailed as possible
• ‘Friends I made on my second day are among my closest’
• Weighing up the pros and cons of repeating
• ‘Computing is not about sitting in front of a screen all day’
• Another chance to get that maths grade
• ‘I didn’t have the points, so doing the PLC was the best decision I ever made’
• Arts can lead you anywhere
• Maths support + hard work = the way forward
• CAO GUIDE 2018
• Prepare your brain for active learning in college
• DARE or not, find out about supports for students
• ‘I did the LCA in June—and now I’m about to start primary teacher training’
• College is an emotional journey for parents too
• Students who live in digs ‘more satisfied’
• Kerry CFE leads the way giving food for thought
• SUSI is not only source of funding
• ‘We all had different qualities and that made us a good group’
• Every student needs to understand OMFG
• ‘I would like to make cities better environmen­ts for people to live in’
• How to maximise college time to impress future employers
• Must-read books for first years
• ‘After my Access course, I am completely ready for first year at college’
• TOP 7 ALBUMS FOR COLLEGE LISTENING

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