Irish Independent - 2019-07-20

• Death knell for family days out as top insurer quits Ireland
• Shane’s World
• Portrush in the swing as Open fever takes over seaside town
• Martina Devlin: It’s time to bring Lisa Smith and her daughter home
• Sinead Ryan: How exit fees work – and how you can avoid them
• Tomás Ó Sé: Punishing schedule has taken toll on jaded Mayo
• Isle drink to that: Lambay distillery plans move forward
• Hammerhead shark spotted for first time in our waters ‘a concern’
• Our basket-case compo system means that fun is now cancelled
• Ireland isn’t a utopia, but we’re a world leader in democracy
• Tax change could mean €6 rise in cost of supplement­s
• Rohans share €47m dividend bonanza after a ‘positive year’
• Irishman at centre of US immigratio­n row signs forms paving way for deportatio­n
• Centre of attention: Sun shines for Henshaw as Mendes likes his shades
• Return of Isil bride would set ‘complex challenges’
• Four guns and over €1m worth of drugs are seized
• Storm Ali’s impact sends losses soaring at National Ploughing firm to €500,000
• Gardaí probe if ‘love triangle’ row sparked violence that led to knife murder of man
• Brace for Boris as EU and UK aim to do the impossible
• Trump ‘was racist’ with his ‘go back’ comments, says Martin
• New British PM should write a long thank-you note to the Irish
• GPs fear tide of patients after hospital’s warning of serious overcrowdi­ng
• Vietnam is top country for foreign adoptions
• 17,600 patients removed from waiting lists without being treated amid clean-up audit
• Murphy gaffe as co-living is compared to ‘trendy hotel’
• False widows ‘are only a threat to other spiders’
• Electric ‘heaven’: How women escaped drudgery of domesticit­y
• Israeli spyware used in WhatsApp hack ‘can secretly snoop on your Apple, Facebook and Google data’
• Young Irish women report rapes every 48 hours while they’re on holiday abroad
• Facing the future: App that could give new definition of identity theft
• Reforms package a first step in long path to restore trust in FAI
• Fifa, Uefa hit out at Ross over criticism of Conway bid
• The human touch: Conquering our instincts is key to facing down shock of violence and trauma
• Publisher White to keep his home after ruling
• ‘I did it’ – blaze suspect held
• Merkel has faith in her health and political protégée
• Trump rejects ‘send her back’ call but stands by ‘racist’ tweet
• Anti-immigrant racism isn’t new – it’s a return to a nativist creed
• Democrats will focus Mueller’s testimony on Trump conduct
• Iran ‘seizes two British tankers in Gulf ’
• How Apples could make Boris crumble with some tough talk on Brexit Talk on Brexit
• There’s nothing like a bout of man flu to make a fella go looking for icebergs in the heat of July
• Fighting back is normal – not having to is the dream
• TRUMP DOES A DISSERVICE TO WHAT MAKES AMERICA GREAT
• The car may be the ugly villain – but sadly we still need it
• Johnson and Hunt need reminding of shared history before they wreak havoc with no deal
• INBS ‘dodged’ regulator’s call for profit-share policy
• Microsoft shifted IP here after US tax cut
• RBS boss McEwan to take the helm at NAB
• Nama recovery on bust loans rises to €44.5bn
• China’s cold feet derail Kenyan transport hopes
• Can tax be deducted from maintenanc­e payments to an ex?
• The road to Galway
• Model plans
• Hats off to Marietta
• Keeping it on course
• From silks to silk
• Marking your card
• Down the years
• ‘It’s all about getting the one to be able to compete with the big lads again’
• THE GALWAY RACES BY NUMBERS
• 2018 WINNER: CHARLENE BYERS FROM NEWRY
• 2016 WINNER: LISA McGOWAN FROM TULLAMORE
• 2011 WINNER: SUZANNE McGARRY FROM SLIGO
• 2008 WINNER: CAROL KENNELLY FROM KERRY
• FIFA and UEFA urge FAI to warn Ross ahead of crunch EGM vote
• Cody throws weight behind expanding Leinster hurling series to six counties
• CUNNINGHAM’S REINVENTIO­N
• O’CONNOR’S SILVER SERVICE
• Coghlan at forefront of GAA’s need for speed
• Westerners can overcome fatigue and stay in semi-final contention
• Getting to grips with speed of Patton’s kick-out service will be a major priority for Kingdom
• Kerry can edge battle of contenders
• Archer on target as Dubs demolish Laois
• Limerick must beware as genius Cody has his Cats purring once again
• WEEKEND GAELIC GAMES PREVIEWS
• Earley: Players must ignore talk that getting within 10 of Dubs is an achievemen­t
• Tyrone still trying to find the right attacking balance
• Galway lead the disappoint­ed souls in valley of tears
• Sloan having the time of her life at Mourne helm
• QLjĕgħeǣ ǜŇǝƌ ƩŇ bŇLjĸce bacĤ
• A beginner’s guide to the FAI EGM
• Place penalty adds to Blues’ woe
• Junior strikes again for Derry
• Impressive Iridessa will relish the trip in Irish Oaks
• O’Brien can foil his father with Lordan in Curragh fillies’ feature
• Fahey bullish ahead of ‘Rebel’ run

Irish Independent - 2019-07-19

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