Irish Independent - 2020-07-03

• Teachers dash hopes of full school return in September
• Tanáiste gets aide-de-camp as Varadkar keeps trappings of power
• Arrest: Epstein girlfriend accused of role in tycoon’s child sex abuse
• For club or county
• Chief medic Tony Holohan steps back to be with ill wife
• June deficit at €5.3bn despite surprise surge in corporatio­n taxes
• Gardaí carry out biometric tests to link gun cache find with the Kinahan cartel
• Why should it matter whether a county gets a cabinet minister or not?
• ‘Sexism and misogyny play an outsized role in Irish comedy’
• Dowling’s retirement a loss to Limerick – and the game
• China issues warning to UK over Hong Kong interferen­ce
• Nama challenged over claims it is meeting housing targets
• Big discounts promised as new player enters the residentia­l electricit­y market
• List of low-risk EU countries for Irish tourists ready to be revealed next week
• Nurse is hailed for her heroic work in lockdown
• Pub licences threatened as ‘pint police’ set to patrol bars
• Infections soar to new record as Trump hopes contagion will ‘just disappear’
• School can’t be out forever – lockdown is driving parents bonkers
• Grim gender gap shows more Irish women are dying of the virus – we need to find out why
• Crucial checks on babies by public health nurses drop 36pc in a year
• Researcher­s given €5m to look into Covid-19 vulnerabil­ity
• EU takes Ireland to court over w ildlife habitats neglect
• Claim Garda superinten­dent tipped off child sex suspect about potential arrest
• There cannot be one rule for Sinn Féin’s republican ‘family’ and another for the rest of us
• No one should be punished for attending funeral – McDonald
• ‘I beat both of you’ – Ring turns his fire on Varadkar and Donohoe
• Former TD at centre of two-jobs uproar has quit top EU role after just six months
• Biden upstages Trump by $10m as campaigns fill war chests
• TDs who refuse to serve country are indulging in act of petulance
• Court told Adrian Donohoe murder accused alibi was ‘bunkum’
• Credit union in hands of liquidator­s after failure to build capital
• Youth’s sentence for trying to kill woman he met on app ‘too lenient’
• Meghan’s privacy case could lay bare inner workings of palace, court papers reveal
• ‘Fraudulent claims will continue with payouts four times higher than in UK’
• Worker at bank turned off security to let funds be stolen
• Russian bounties story ‘fake news’, claims president
• Police facing Floyd murder charges will try to move trial for sympatheti­c jury
• ‘Tsunami of mud’ kills hundreds of workers in jade mine landslide
• Depp and ex-wife Heard to face each other after ‘Sun’ loses bid to end libel case
• Insolvenci­es among retail and hospitalit­y firms ‘growing and may peak by early 2021’
• In midst of a global crisis, as a society we must still keep guard over human rights
• Why making men feel manly wearing masks matters
• WE NEED SOME ANSWERS TO BREAK THROUGH CONFUSION
• Europe’s golden age may fade in the face of new challenges
• Central Bank sees ‘severe’ outcome if virus surges
• Activity in services sector continues tofall–butata much slower rate
• Aryzta must target €600m in asset sales, say activists
• Profits at Radisson Blu hotel operator dip 32pc to €1.15m
• Vodafone to kickstart 5G service by ‘sharing’ 4G waves
• Total Produce reports ‘resilient’ sales
• State aid inequaliti­es may curb recovery
• Galway Clinic wins fight to get board-decision case dismissed
• John Martyn: The good, the bad and the ugly
• Revolution­ary road: Lin-Manuel Miranda’s musical Hamilton makes the jump from Broadway to your living room
• Moore springs Mogul surprise as O’Brien bids for history
• Donnelly targeting double success after horror injury
• Dublin giants to face off as TG4 prepares to relaunch live club games
• Dowling’s impact will be felt long after his final introducti­on
• Teichmann backs World Cup pair to shine
• Late birdie blitz sees Power surge into mix
• De Bruyne shreds Reds to bring champions back to earth
• Mourinho livid as Blades boss Wilder enjoys a lucky break
• Jose claims VAR will turn fans away from football after latest interventi­on
• Slick City make a point but they must do it again next season to ram it home
• Liverpool let guard down
• FAI confident clubs won’t derail plan for LOI return
• SHAMING TACTICS MUST STOP IF FORMULA 1 IS TO OVERHAUL ITS IMAGE
• Regal lodgings
• Irish furniture designer Ronan Hussey is putting bums on seats
• Revival of a ‘country’ cottage built by the brewer on the Poddle
• How Covid-19 has stirred up interest in isolated Irish islands
• Magisteria­l peace in Ennis
• Period abode near the Phoenix Park in Cabra is work-from-home ready
• Dublin’s small wonders
• American-style villa comes with equestrian facilities and a cottage
• Sail through life in Cork residing at this eco-friendly quaint bolthole
• Must haves
• Can the new Government solve our affordable solutions problem?
• McGrath’s dual medal collection scores big
• In the Salerooms
• Fairways to Carrickmin­es rebound
• Village life in Greystones comes with views of the sea
• Developer raises the bar in Eastmount
• Adare to dream with luxury homes beside Ryder Cup course
• Sinead Ryan
• The Ryan Review
• Staycation season!
• A relaxing escape
• Beach ready
• Off the beaten track
• Right on track!
• Irish bucket list
• Family fun
• Post-lockdown escapes
• Adventure time
• ❤ Rozanna Purcell
• ❤ Doireann Garrihy
• ❤ Ryan Andrews
• The warmest of welcomes at Fota Island Resort
• Massive surge in demand for motorhomes
• A safe stay and a warm welcome awaits at Hodson Bay Group of hotels

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