Irish Independent - 2019-07-18

• Tax cuts back on the cards but pensioners to lose out
• Clare Daly hires Mick Wallace’s son as assistant in EU parliament
• Garda probe whether attack on young girl was ‘a copycat’
• ‘Likes’ on Instagram posts to be hidden as campaigner­s warn of mental health issues
• Gardaí to alert Tusla as children as young as three found playing out unsupervis­ed
• ‘Evil’ drug lord ‘El Chapo’ is sentenced to life
• Driver jailed for killing passenger after garda chase
• All the world is a stage as festival puts on plays in Croker and the Dart
• ‘Shadow’ side: Parents must face ‘monster under the rug’ and teach child what’s right
• Three boys too young to face charges but Tusla could act if welfare issues are found
• Elderly are ‘happiest when behind wheel’ as stopping driving leads to loneliness
• Roccas seek court ruling in fight to keep their €1m home
• Stakes are high in tense standoff that can have only one winner
• Clean sweep of old guard is only way forward, FAI warned ahead of EGM
• Think-tank urges radical shake-up of property tax
• Review of care relief for families mainly used by better off
• Rollout of €2.9bn rural broadband ‘will begin in October’
• Shoppers spend less as wet weather and Brexit worries dampen the mood
• Schools will have to check with parents over costs
• ‘Thousands will escape excess charges for water under new regime’
• Air France could face trial over jet crash that killed three Irish doctors among 228 victims
• Man (70) is accused of sexual assault on boy (12) in store toilet
• Government needs to make hard choices on universiti­es
• Businesses and farmers fight EU bid to scrap clock change
• FF leader predicts U-turn on backstop once new UK prime minister takes office
• Key questions unanswered as new plan to decentrali­se HSE unveiled
• CervicalCh­eck gave ‘computer glitch’ lab all-clear as 800 women waited for results
• Exotic viruses are no longer a rarity here as detections rise by 250pc
• Murder accused told gardaí‘I just wanted to protect my family’ after stabbing, jury hears
• Leaving the country for just one day could derail citizenshi­p bid, judge’s ruling suggests
• Man accused of race abuse and punching taxi driver to stand trial
• Spider’s bite: False widow warning after woman spends days in hospital
• Man who collapsed during violent altercatio­n died from heart attack
• Man jailed for two years over looting of shop during Storm Emma
• Estranged couple with €1.5m Spanish villa agrees to sell off house in Dublin
• Spacey sex assault case dropped as man refuses to testify
• Theresa May bemoans ‘coarsening’ of debate in final speech as PM
• Condemned – ‘racist’ Trump hit by historic Congress vote
• Pivotal moment for gender equality in Europe reminds us more work still needed to reach parity
• President is shown partying and pointing out women alongside Epstein in ‘90s video
• FBI links up with Italians to nab Mob don suspects
• Dan O’Brien
• Vote on united Ireland unthinkabl­e without allaying Unionist fears
• The truth is that family holidays aren’t all sunshine and roses
• GREATEST CHALLENGE IS YET TO COME FOR VON DER LEYEN
• State must ensure EU has aid package for no-deal Brexit
• Thrill of the hunt: How I fell in love with falconry
• Top of the pops: how a hangover and a crush inspired song of the century
• Katie Byrne:
• How to wear... the shirt dress
• Two-In-One
• SATELLITE
• Circus Maximus and Too Darn Hot set for Sussex rematch
• Quigley puts title credential­s on line against ‘best’ opponent of his career
• McElhinney and Healy lead a strong U-20 charge at Euro Championsh­ips
• Once more with heart for Mayo’s ambitious old guard
• Derry on hunt for new senior football boss after McErlain steps down
• Guardiola issues challenge to Sane to fight for his place
• France hold no fears for Ebosole as he aims to take centre stage
• Nervous Bradley wary of Europa backlash from ‘dangerous’ Brann
• ‘You never really forget the way this course reacts’
• Links man Rahm will do whatever it takes to win on
• Even the weather can’t put dampener on pitch-perfect Portrush’s moment in sun
• Attacking McKenna for Páirc Uí Chaoimh shambles won’t distract from the real issues
• ‘You never know how you’ll race after a rest day’
• McIlroy faces Major task to carry ‘home pressure’
• Dundalk’s night to remember:
• Fans exploited but McGill says counties decide second colours
• ‘I HAVEN’T LOOKED AT THE RESULTS OR EVEN WATCHED SOME OF THE FINISHES’
• Vincent Hogan: No Major for five years cranks up McIlroy heat
• James Sugrue:
• Exclusive reader competitio­n: Win a weekend at The Open at Royal Portrush -
• 10 Key moments for Irish golf in Open history
• Four champions and nine near misses
• Get the most from the coast while you’re there
• ‘Purgatory could play a big part in deciding the title’
• Royal Portrush mirrors golf’s evolution

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