Irish Independent - 2019-07-19

• Vehicle tax will add €1,000 to the price of new and used cars
• Probe: Madigan ‘cleared of wrongdoing’ in swing fall case
• College plans LGBT-only housing for its students
• Mane attraction
• Open door slammed shut as home boy Rory’s hopes disappear
• Cervical test backlog ‘cleared by September’
• Role of marquee forward still pivotal in chase for silverware
• It’s time social media acted for good of our children
• Labour’s Dáil hopeful quits over lack of maternity care
• Fingleton Jnr snubs Central Bank inquiry into INBS ‘profit-share’ loans
• Vincent Hogan: McIlroy was the billboard face of this Open but within 15 minutes of starting, he was seven off the lead and sinking.
• If the Government was serious on Smith issue, it would have sent in forces
• Varadkar is accused of racism fudge on Trump
• ‘How am I a monster? I didn’t fight’: Isil bride denies she was involved in violence
• In limbo: Lisa Smith and her daughter are stranded, but her case is a political hot potato, and that may explain the inaction
• Jihadist in new bid to avoid being stripped of citizenshi­p
• ‘Often overlooked’: Overstayin­g in US not always a problem, says lawyer
• Irishman facing deportatio­n will ‘fight to the last’
• Clare Daly insists hiring Mick Wallace’s son is ‘non-story’
• Nothing wrong with making young people feel as if they belong
• Bank of Ireland cuts fixed rates as chance of ECB rise seen as remote
• Baby boy joy: Dundalk star watched the match ‘while I gave her gas and air’
• Man faces jail if he doesn’t leave home
• Builders back off houses in favour of apartments as sales tumble
• ‘Fair City’ star Shiels ‘burned bright like a comet’
• Violent burglary gang foiled in the act as hero garda is viciously assaulted
• Children’s hospital unit has to phase in services due to doctor shortage
• Hard Brexit to put duty-free shops back in business
• The next Budget should be very prudent – but it won’t win votes
• Health spending over-runs won’t push national finances off course – Donohoe
• Merkel flag fan captures German girl’s heart
• Women are entitledto breastfeed in public under law
• Actor Michael J Fox’s foundation gives €267,500 to Irish Parkinson’s research
• Fans warned on security for Ariana Grande concerts
• Conway hints he may step back from FAI board
• Trump spoke to aides in scramble to pay porn star ‘hush money’
• Man shouted ‘die’ and ‘doused animation studio with fuel’ as 33 killed in arson blaze
• Coalition in turmoil as presidenti­al vote difference­s emerge
• Bad influencer­s: Is Instagram wrecking our tourist attraction­s?
• Iranian drone shot down after ‘posing threat’ to US warship
• WHO fears woman may have spread Ebola out of the Congo
• Vigilante ‘paedophile hunters’ won’t save children without respecting justice system
• Riding shotgun is a skill many are unable to master
• RED HERRINGS WON’T SAVE BORIS FROM NO-DEAL IMPACT
• Benefits of simplifyin­g time zones not heard in debate
• Judges are entirely to blame for shocking insurance mess
• Central Bank probes ‘autopilot’ fund fees
• Call for overhaul as 20pc of flights delayed
• Belfry investors’ appeal ruled out of time
• Clare Council puts €300k toward new visitor strategy for the Cliffs of Moher
• Out of fashion: Influencer appeal fades
• Comic-Con’s rise as the launchpad for blockbuste­rs
• Dettori hoping ‘Catcher’ can star in Irish Oaks
• O’Connor on cusp of history as she goes for gold in Sweden
• Dundalk chairman views Qarabag as vision for future
• Rossies need another shut-out
• O’Mahony leads Rebels’ rout of Kerry
• Lowry finds his Major muse on magical opening day
• Back problems return to cast doubt over Woods’ future
• THE OPEN ROUND 1 SCOREBOARD
• ‘I wanted to punch myself’ – McIlroy after Open disaster
• Gallagher blow for Donegal after suspected ankle break
• ROVERS’ BYRNE SUPREMACY
• ‘15th doesn’t reflect the effort the guys put in for me’

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