Irish Independent - 2020-06-18

• Sun holiday setback as quarantine rule to stay
• Taking a knee and making a stand
• ‘A vote for Irish values’ – country wins seat at UN Security Council
• Bye bye, blow-dry
• Horrific crash with lorry claims two lives
• ‘Coalition plan reads more like fiction than economics’
• How pandemic has warped our sense of time – and relationsh­ips
• Donnchadh Boyle: Club game should be given the room it needs – and deserves
• Capital spending pledges could come back to bite parties
• Book claims Trump tried to get China to help re-election bid
• A fitting end to career for ‘fearless’ High Court president
• Warning that our building industry will enter recession next year
• ‘Playing rugby can cause brain damage in young people after three games’
• Hawk-eye apologises after ghost goal could prove crucial
• Fianna Fáil ‘turning back on rural areas to win Green votes’
• For big jobs, add another ‘G’ to those of gender and geography
• Government busy creating universiti­es while existing ones face financial crisis
• Ryan urges party to seize ‘green document’ as Rise woos grassroots members
• Increase in age range and ‘crisis cafés’ in plan for adolescent mental health services
• New law will make it easier for teenagers to change their gender
• Some TDs used racism to get elected – Green deputy tells the Dáil
• A very Irish solution: Set your stopwatch for organised fun
• H SE holding back on use of steroid until it can study report
• Pubs will have to collect contact informatio­n of their customers
• Bring curtain down on legal linguistic skits of lockdown
• House prices edge up but number of deals down by a third
• Drive-in cinemas ... they thought of everything but the rain
• Doctors plead for Lotto funds to build biobank in war against disease
• Beijing emergency level raised as city battles new outbreak
• ‘Gold dust’ drug hope for patients in prostate cancer fight
• Why diplomats laboured for 15 years in bid to secure seat at the global ‘top table’
• Cash, car and deeds to Dubai property are seized in raids targeting gang
• Mother wants court to stop daughter’s ‘cruel’ artificial feeding
• Supply of available Liffey drinking water will sink by 50 million litres a day as demand soars
• ‘Biblical’ floods deal blow to business owners
• Truck driver who broke red light and killed pedestrian (21) jailed for three years
• ‘Slopping out’ among claims that may lead to €330m bill
• Woman charged with burgling and assaulting elderly couple
• Father who raped own daughters has appeal thrown out
• Judge throws out car wash ‘crash’ claim for €60,000
• Five facing trial over €4m motor insurance ‘ghost broker’ scam
• Korea tensions rise as North says army is ready for action
• Dissident priest seizes women’s monastery with Cossack guards
• Biden opens up 13-point lead after president’s slump
• White Atlanta policeman charged with Brooks murder after stun gun incident
• Unarmed Indian soldiers plunged to death after fist fights with Chinese troops
• Complacent attitude is masking the truth about efficacy of Covid-19 cover-up
• Assad’s ‘war profiteer’ wife among targets of new US sanctions
• NO ROOM FOR HALF MEASURES IN THE LAST CHANCE SALOON
• How Covid scenario would play out for Bloomsday pair
• Arrested developmen­t: BLM movement may spell the end for reverentia­l cop shows
• Two-In-One
• SATELLITE
• JP on Gowran ‘Winner’ as Murtagh seals 74/1 double
• ‘Lord’ ascends for Gosden to claim glory in Ascot feature
• Blackmore switches codes with ease to cause major Limerick shock
• Balding’s Fox can prove too elusive for frustratin­g Sir Dragonet
• Snooker greats lead tributes to much-loved character Thorne
• Canavan: Donnelly and McShane return a big plus for Tyrone
• Players restore our connection and lift mood with promise of more enjoyment to come
• Kenny pleased with clarity over play-off
• Luiz’s nightmare cameo brings sense of familiarit­y
• New FAI package raises prospect of League return in August
• IRFU medical director: ‘No player will be forced to return to training’
• INFRINGING ON CLUB WINDOW WOULD DAMAGE EVERYTHING GAA CLAIMS TO BE ABOUT
• ALL BETS OFF BUT HOWLEY STILL HAS QUESTIONS TO ANSWER
• McILROY REJECTS FALDO CRITICISM OF SUNDAY SLUMP
• Home-working here to stay after coronaviru­s, say business leaders
• Ambassador Barnett - I was met in Warsaw by two soldiers and a tank
• Cubic feat - Telecom firm’s autonomy plans
• Penneys’ popularity puts Dundrum expansion back in play
• Chill Insurance sells majority stake to UK fund in growth move
• Lenders called on to absorb payment break cost
• Bulmers maker to wait years for revenue recovery – Davy
• SSE Airtricity makes £6m bad debt provision over coronaviru­s
• OECD calling for ‘generous’ benefits as State set to cut PUP
• Wet planting season blow rains on Origin Enterprise­s’ parade
• Investment for Dublin security firm
• Despite the Covid gloom, it’s not all over for Ireland as an export powerhouse
• From a spare bedroom startup to helping make Formula One cars faster
• Economics lies behind Indo-China border clash
• Pokémon Go studio grows pipeline in quest for next AR hit – but shifts roaming games to work at home
• Data mapper Gamma aiming to find energy waste under every roof
• Amazon turns to AI to ensure its staff are social distancing
• German retail grocery attracts Irish investors to tune of €30m
• Rebound in demand for ‘flexible office space’ is reported amid return to work

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