Irish Independent - 2020-07-07

• Cowen fined for speeding as learner before drink driving ban
• Grief: Mum still missing 10 years on
• Behaviour of drinkers may put reopening of pubs at risk
• ‘Ferguson’s Formula’ not for Reds
• John Downing:
• ‘It seems one went to help the other’ – family heartbreak at brothers’ deaths
• Bride and Zoom: couples opt for micro weddings
• We should be glad Sinn Féin reminded us of its true colours
• Colm Keys:
• Ex-MP sang ‘I’m a naughty Tory,’ sex assault trial is told
• Stobart Air was only saved to prevent collapse of Stobart Group, according to airline’s MD
• The day the music died: Fond farewell to the maestro Ennio Morricone (91)
• It is time for us to acknowledg­e past wrongs of colonialis­m – Prince Harry
• The night Ennio mesmerised Irish crowds
• Luxury cars and cash seized in raids on drug gang driving Longford feud
• Revenue spends €96,000 on crystal bowls and events to honour workers
• Teenagers are left strapped for cash as Covid-19 ruins their summer job plans
• Borrowing necessary but we will be left vulnerable, Central Bank warns
• Credit unions fear for the future as members stop borrowing during crisis
• Health of dementia sufferers dealt a severe blow by coronaviru­s lockdown
• Delays in tackling water plant defects risks health of more than one million people
• Second wave of Covid-19 ‘is inevitable if partying continues’
• BreastChec­k forced to extend screening gap to three years
• Corona findings in Spain and Israel show no room for complacenc­y
• Child poverty in Ireland ‘will top 21pc this year if economy doesn’t rebound’
• Principals say they must get enough funding to deal with Covid-19 threat
• Kinahan associate guilty of drug and gun crimes
• Council issues apology after exception made for cremation of IRA man Storey
• Sinn Féin suspends local party organisati­on over mayor nomination
• ‘I am not that strong any more. . . I couldn’t stay for long in that place’
• ‘Art belongs to the people’: Vandals destroying a valuable outlet – Chu
• Man accused of Lunney abduction and assault in bid to have charges dismissed
• €60,000 damages claim over boy’s fall is thrown out
• Covid-19 to take centre stage as parties refocus in race for White House
• China warns Britain could pay price for interferen­ce in Hong Kong affairs
• Maxwell sent to New York to face Epstein-related sex abuse charges
• Franco family in battle with Spanish state over dictator’s castle
• Why doesn’t technology just do what it is told?
• Coronaviru­s doesn’t care whether it’s at a street party or an anti-racist protest
• LET’S TREAT OUR WATER WITH ALL THE RESPECT IT DESERVES
• A State that forces us to choose: A future, or childcare
• Investors’ gold rush keeps bullion buoyant at $1,800 an ounce
• Production of food hit hard in May by closures
• Insurer 123.ie sees profits halve to €3.2m
• Pret’s Irish expansion uncertain as it closes 30 coffee shops in UK
• SMEs need trove of tax breaks to cope – PwC
• Dublin software firm Wia seals UK restaurant deal with BigDish
• New executive joins VR Education board after HTC takes 20pc stake
• UK audit giants told to build ‘Chinese wall’ after collapses
• Restaurant no-shows:
• ‘Peregrine’ primed for back-to-back glory
• Ex-Reds lock O’Shea signs two-year deal with French side Vannes
• Handball remains in limbo despite the Government’s green light for indoor action
• Ole wants to sign Ake as Matic pens three-year United deal
• Lampard: Abraham needs to focus on goals, not contract
• Keane own goal allows Mourinho’s men scrape to victory in ugly affair
• Arteta waits on Arsenal offer as he looks to keep Aubameyang on board
• Kenny will be praying his four Irish Saints can prosper
• Let players go back and be club men, urges Boylan
• Manchester rivals prepare for summer bidding war to fill defensive gaps
• CONNACHT EXILES MOSTYN ON HIS IRELAND REGRETS

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