Irish Independent - 2020-06-11

• Green Party split as race for leadership on knife-edge
• The hands of time: Max keeps a close watch
• Teen crash tragedy: gardaí probe if car taken without permission
• Vehicle in Quinn probe ‘burned’ in garda custody
• Is cancelling the classics really the answer?
• Surge in working from home could have an interestin­g effect on property
• Players will suffer if they follow new world order
• Bailey complaint against RTE’s Today show rejected
• Loss-making hotels ‘will shut for winter without State help’
• JK Rowling speaks out on surviving domestic and sexual abuse
• Council will consider request to take down Russell statue
• Martin’s backers most vocal – but silent majority may help leader
• ‘Two-metre rule is crazy and will shut me down,’ warns Michelin star chef
• FF wants a deal in 24 hours amid fear coalition talks will ‘run out of road’
• 70pc rise in number of patients sent to nursing homes as virus loomed
• Seeing loved ones again: how app can be used to book visits to residents
• Which masks are best – and do DIY options work?
• Thousands in Sligo and Dublin to give blood samples for virus antibody tests
• Health workers should get the flu vaccinatio­n, warns Varadkar
• Beauty clinics to reopen with ‘Botox backlog’ of 30,000 awaiting treatment
• Drivers told to be careful as councils catch up on roadworks
• Covid-19 death toll in Britain ‘could have been halved’ if lockdown had been introduced a week earlier
• Crèches banned from hiking fees if they claim State supports
• Daddy Cool: why we’re all dressing like our old man now
• Johnson & Johnson accelerate­s hu man trials of vaccine
• Republican­s distancing themselves from Trump as he falls behind in polls
• Young adults suffer greatest decline in happiness during Covid-19 pandemic
• Boy with cerebral palsy suing HSE says his doctor was struck off in UK
• Revolut accused of ‘acting like a regular bank’ as it hikes charges
• Church watchdog says data laws hinder it from protecting children
• Anger over boxing champion Fury’s video tribute to gang boss Kinahan
• Teenager quizzed about phone footage showing boy being stabbed
• Police arrest 53 as Hong Kong protesters back on the streets
• Biden seals Democratic nomination with vow to ‘transform’ troubled US
• ‘He didn’t deserve to die over $20,’ Floyd’s brother tells Congress
• Anger as case closed on mysterious 1986 killing of Swedish PM
• Germany stops short of sanctions over Israel’s plans for West Bank
• Don’t be paralysed by white guilt – teach yourself and your children about racism
• Grandparen­ts’ love is truly a gift for life
• NOT THE TIME FOR DEAF EAR TO REASON AS PROBLEMS PILE UP
• Society lacks the ‘wisdom’ to grasp inadequate economics
• Mary O’Rourke
• Why working from a beachside villa could be the ‘new normal’ for employees
• SATELLITE
• In-form Harrington strikes with Listed double at Navan
• Mayo latest to clear the decks to avoid club v county overlap
• Divides within the divides
• The lost apology of Saipan
• HOW WE COVERED WORLD CUP 2002
• A tournament of regrets far beyond the missing captain
• GAA must think outside the box
• Tiger was my hero, his skin colour didn’t matter – McIlroy
• WHEN THE NATION HELD ITS BREATH
• LEAGUE OF IRELAND AT CROSSROADS
• No matter how they play it GAA are facing longest season
• Behind the numbers:
• Kieran’s Ethyca raises €12m as Irish startups get funded in lockdown
• What crisis? Markets surge as global economy tanks
• Surface may be your Go2 travel machine
• New law for remote AGMs requires new government – DBEI
• Avestus Capital pays out dividends of €15.7m
• DAA to suspend new office plan at Dublin Airport - CEO
• Glanbia may consider an alternativ­e to UK plant in hard Brexit
• Seaspray launches wealth division led by ex-BoI Private Banking staff
• Court defers applicatio­n for access to documents in INM data leak case
• Perrigo not singled out, says Revenue
• Recruiter’s guide to breaking into the inner circle
• ‘I made sure to stand my ground’ – Emer Timmons on what it takes to make it up the corporate ranks
• Diversity of thinking comes from a mix of background­s, education and experience
• The rivals: what competitor­s can offer for under a grand
• ‘People are throwing away good stuff like furniture and bikes – give it to charity’
• Online spread of virus disinforma­tion could kill, says Europe report
• Optimism on property market encourages projects to restart
• Rapid change in retail sector will create winners as well as losers

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