Irish Independent - 2020-05-28

• Return of summer camps now on table
• Garda probe leak of key Pulse data to drugs gang
• EU tax threat
• Sharp rise in borrowers forced to seek loan payment breaks
• The Pro 14 will not exist in five years’ time
• Trump effect is overstated but US needs steady Biden
• Pints on wheels: ‘People are delighted. It’s like being Santa’
• Trump and Twitter go to war over fact-checking
• Housing talks stall over Green ‘issues with land agency’
• Insiders dominate body that oversees the Central Bank
• There are no rules – only guidance – in our new Covid-infused political reality
• Patients must now self isolate before admission for planned operations
• Uncertaint­y around safety, science and quarantine rules keeping travel up in the air
• Drivers face bank holiday checks after crash deaths soar
• New era of retail:
• Planning under way for schools to reopen in September
• Rising number of family owned nursing homes taken over by large companies
• Brussels ‘thinks big’ – now it must get the backing of each state over grants and loans
• Shops are running out of bicycles as lockdown sends sales surging
• Return of visitors to holiday villages stirs up mixed emotions stirs up mixed emotions
• O’Doherty and Waters vow to appeal High Court dismissal of their Covid law challenge
• Overseas travel down by 99pc after ‘unpreceden­ted collapse’
• Trump is an ‘absolute fool’ for not wearing a mask, says Biden
• Regional leaders shun Merkel over ‘cautious’ approach
• Journalist’s remarks on Cummings broke rules, says BBC
• What we know about government negotiatio­ns so far as sticking points start to emerge
• Donohoe reviewing travel expenses for TDs during Dáil restrictio­ns
• Businessma­n busted with €300,000 in raid targeting ‘Penguin’ mob
• Four arrested as suspected Brazilian murder squad is caught with firearms
• Garda suspended over suspected role in gang’s passport fraud
• Red Hugh hopes are dashed as big skeleton find has all 10 toes
• Sil Fox tells of his ‘months of hell’ as he is cleared of sexual assault on a woman in pub
• Mother outraged as daughter’s killer to be released
• Gang of 26 arrested in connection withEssex truck deaths
• Hong Kong police arrest 300 after firing pepper pellets at protesters
• Businesses making millions from direct provision as State pays €1.26bn to run centres
• Five deaths and risk of damages in legacy left by mines
• Kathy Donaghy: Camping brings out the worst in me – but the golden memories keep us coming back
• Siberia hit by ‘zombie’ wildfires as heatwave takes hold
• Leo is entitled to his day in the sun – he’s flesh and blood like the rest of us Roslyn Dee
• TAX ON TECH GIANTS COULD BE AN OBSTACLE ON ROAD TO RECOVERY
• Ireland should take a stand against German QE ruling
• 8 DIY beauty hacks to tide you over till the salons open
• Meme girls: Katie Byrne on the telltale signs you’re a right ‘Karen’
• Bootcut jeans and chokers: Little Fires Everywhere has revived 90s style
• SATELLITE
• Olympic ambition drives Reid to learn from the world’s best
• Ryan’s policy of safety first will guide GAA’s restart roadmap
• Fallon ready to take the next step as Lionesses’ new manager
• Gilroy admits he took eye off the ball in last season with Dubs
• Irish get clarity on remaining Euro fixtures
• DERMOT THE DEFINITE BROTHER SUPERIOR IN ROSCOMMON’S RANKS
• KEARINS’ REIGN AS SLIGO’S TOP GUN STANDS TEST OF TIME
• LIONHEART LEE THE GREEN AND RED LEADER IN MAYO’S QUEST FORHOLYGRA­IL
• QUINN UNITES CHURCH AS LEITRIM RIP UP THE SCRIPT
• JOYCE’S POETRY AND PROSE OF THE TRIBES WILL ECHO FOR EVER
• Howard puts best foot forward to make hay while sun shines
• Fennelly hangs up club boots as injuries become a ‘burden’
• Joyce and Canning lead Galway drive in West’s best
• O’NEILL RELIVES FOREST’S EURO MIRACLE 40-YEARS AGO TODAY
• Former top power station Moneypoint could shut, says ESB chief
• Aryzta’s board facing into a summer of discontent
• Master carpenter Ronan Hussey’s fine art furniture
• Adrian Weckler interviews Zoom’s CIO – via Zoom
• Shopping by numbers: Tesco pilots automated system to control store entry
• Stobart selling Aer Lingus seats – but quiet on staffing
• Startup funding squeezed as Covid hits deals
• David Chance: Now is the time to push for a living wage
• Millennium hedge fund ups bet against Bank of Ireland
• Building costs will not spike after this crisis, says Nowlan
• Legal warnings over return to work
• Irish banks resilient, says Donohoe as he defends slow restart
• Insurers are warned over dividends
• Amazon moves for driverless car startup
• Online learning has its place, but the university model is far from ‘broken’
• The bargain fitness smartwatch which runs and runs
• The Sony camera to help you focus on being a YouTube star
• Siro boss Keaney’s upbeat and ready to roll out, despite obstacles on way to building fibre broadband network
• Saving viable business - practical steps that should be taken now
• Leadership key to get agencies back on track
• Health test firm expands with extra Dublin capacity

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