Irish Independent - 2020-06-03

• Over-70s can invite visitors into homes
• Water supplies for 250,000 at risk with little rain on the horizon
• Archbishop condemns Trump’s photo op
• The changing face of weddings
• Time has now come to let children play
• Trump is fanning the flames on race riots: Biden
• Pharmaceut­ical giant to claim error by Revenue in €1.64bn court case
• House parties have become the ultimate sin and can be scene for super-spreading
• In this together? Not if you live in rural Ireland
• Watchdog rebukes UK authoritie­s over Covid testing data
• Public patients face ‘apocalypti­c’ waiting lists and being ‘locked out’
• Colette Browne: Time for talks is over – nation and health service are near critical condition
• ‘I was on a day off ’: councillor admits guidelines breach
• Beer sales plunge as pub closures lead to 24 million fewer pints being drunk
• Limit of one sexual partner is ‘good public health advice’
• Minister signals ‘changes’ to €350 payment as 64,000 return to work
• Commentato­r brings football to world from Dublin home
• Principals consider proposal to cancel 2021 Junior Cert exams
• No need for pupils to repeat year, parents told
• Sweden now has world’s highest death rate after it decided to ignore lockdown advice
• President calls for military action as US braces for further protests
• Brother of tragic drowning victim Ben (5) tried desperatel­y to save him
• Black Lives Matter organisers may be charged over social distancing
• Leaders meet with talks deadlocked over carbon taxes, housing and Israel
• ‘Second big test’ for Varadkar is just beginning
• Likelihood of women returning to work falls with each child
• Pension age remains big issue to seal a coalition agreement
• Q&A: Everything you need to know ahead of likely hosepipe ban
• ‘Treatment of pregnant workers is abhorrent’
• ESB technician awarded €83,000 after cable causes nervous shock
• Court ruling for man to stay away from assault victim for 30 years ‘unlawful’
• Father of man shot dead in feud admits unlawful possession of gun
• Parents of abandoned babies ‘had affair lasting 40 years’
• Charity must pay man €22,000 after forcing him to retire at 66
• ‘Luke Kelly memorial should stay near home’
• Kremlin claims it has ‘more questions than answers’ after Trump invite to G7 summit
• INVESTMENT IN OUR HEALTH SERVICE MUST BE THE PRIORITY
• Time has now come to let children play
• No queue proves a cue for glee – and shopping
• Holy smoke! Church candle supplier is hit with €400k VAT bill
• Canada’s Timbercree­k shifts from Ires into Hibernia REIT
• Ryanair will have to answer unions issue in US lawsuit
• Dublin Airport passenger levies to be reviewed due to Covid-19
• SEC backs audit rules for Chinese firms listed in the US
• Reads gets injunction to keep shop access
• Vestager considers powers to take on China state-backed firms and Big Tech
• Tesco finance boss steps down after guiding turnaround
• Digicel in joint venture with Xavier Niel’s telecoms firm
• Directors are restricted for trading while firm insolvent
• Opec to further prop up prices with extension of its cut in oil production
• Private butlers and empty bars: Inside a silent Shelbourne
• 50 ways to make the most of your garden:
• Two-In-One
• Switch to PCPs picks up at VW despite the plunge in car buying
• Scrappage scheme for used cars ‘would cut emissions’
• SATELLITE
• Andrews wants return despite Preston scare
• ‘First’ blood for Moore in Queen’s colours
• Opportunit­y knocks for Offaly’s Izuchukwu in Ulster switch
• Everton keen on Merseyside derby go-ahead at Goodison
• Humphreys leaves role at Gloucester after exit of Ackermann
• ‘We knew from age nine that Conor was destined to sign for Liverpool’
• United boss takes aim at restart relegation rebels
• Chelsea join Reds in race to land Germany striker Werner
• SUPER RUGBY LAW TWEAKS OFFER WINDOW INTO GAME’S NEW DAWN
• FENNELLY ADMITS HIS CREAKING BODY FINALLY GOT THE MESSAGE
• Inside: How a glut of TV games could drain joy from football’s return

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