Irish Independent - 2020-07-06

• FF in turmoil: Cowen faces Dáil grilling in drink-drive ban shame
• ‘Last roll of dice’: New bid to solve mystery of missing Annie McCarrick
• Cheat claimed over €55,000 in pandemic payments
• Blades trio give hope to every Irish youngster
• Work from home with no back pain
• ‘How can I get my daughter toilet-trained for Montessori?’
• Micheál Martin needs a Maria Bailey-type test
• Loss of unionist senator backward step for the hope of a ‘shared island’
• The simulated 2020 Championsh­ip: who would have reigned supreme?
• Pregnant woman jumps from upstairs window to escape blaze
• Rubens portrait masterpiec­e is found under 140 years of dirt
• 22,500 jobs at risk as pubs expect to sell only half their usual volume of drinks
• US lawyer and ex-FBI agent aim to crack cold case
• Top civil servant questions why pension detail of politician­s will no longer be published
• Two brothers die in diving accident at former quarry
• ‘I’m very insecure – I’m on a contract that could be terminated at the end of this broadcast,’ says Duffy
• ‘Racial abuse, excessive force, assault’ are among 60 claims against Irish Prison Service
• Over a quarter of new Covid-19 cases caught in the community
• McEntee calls for ‘self-control’ after photograph­s show crowds drinking on Dublin streets
• Targeted testing is planned for airports to stop imported cases, reveals Ryan
• Covid-19 tracing app to launch in coming days once approved by Cabinet
• Man killed and another fighting for his life after three-car crash
• Gardaí stop hi-tech gang stealing vehicles by remote control
• Health insurers reduce the benefits on some plans
• ‘How I beat lung cancer ... twice’
• US experts fear a fresh surge after July 4 parties
• Second Chechen exile is murdered in ‘contract hit’
• John Downing: Performanc­e of Housing Minister will largely decide FF’s fate
• Hard choices for hardware firms as crisis spurs change
• Trump-linked lobbyist ‘has refused to help Andrew’ in Epstein case
• Dozens feared dead in mudslides and floods
• Love it or hate it, this really was a TV classic
• HARD WORK ONLY ANSWER TO GOVERNMENT’S STICKY START
• Student grants system won’t reflect true hardships of 2020
• Market timers, beware: Getting it wrong now means crushing losses
• Opportunit­ies will open up as supply chains adapt to crisis
• Ask the therapist
• ‘How virtual counsellin­g got me through the lockdown’
• ‘My private parts are itchy and irritated’
• What lockdown has taught us about loneliness
• ‘The hard lessons learned in soft play interactio­ns’
• How can I get my daughter toilettrai­ned in time for Montessori?
• SATELLITE
• Frankie says he’s not sure if restrictio­ns should be relaxed
• Hamilton pays the penalty as Bottas soars to glory in Austria
• Coleman daring to believe in Carlo rising
• Greenwood rise has increased Euro firepower for Southgate’s England
• Adams chips in with vital strike to catch City napping
• Rodgers hails Vardy as Leicester ‘legend’ joins 100 club
• Klopp summons cavalry after back-up troops fail to drive on
• Moyes ‘sickened’ as Shelvey draws little comfort
• Mourinho warns Arsenal: ‘We will be waiting for you’
• CVC Capital’s Six Nations investment could net IRFU €75m windfall
• SERPENTINE’S DERBY RAID HAS THE FIELD SEEKING ANSWERS AS O’BRIEN RULES AGAIN
• DECHAMBEAU BRINGING SENSE OF ENTITLEMEN­T TO NEW LEVELS

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