Irish Independent - 2012-05-07

• LIVING Man ( 71) shot dead at home with his own gun
• ‘ Vive la difference’ as
• WHY WOMEN JUST CAN’T RESIST A SILVER
• RTE staff face new quiz in third probe
• Man held on assault charge in stab case
• Bank finance used for 40pc of sales
• Cats teach Rebels a final lesson
• Classic double for O’brien team
• Mcguinness woe on banking probe
• Learner drivers face up to test
• out for opening of visitors’ centre
• Louis honours friend whose charity work has the ‘ x factor’
• Files will be sent to DPP on illegal dumping
• Two quizzed after fatal stabbing of young father outside party
• Two mystery Lotto winners share € 5.3m
• Ming tells rally legal cannabis can raise € 476m
• GAA’S leading managers throw weight behind Yes campaign
• ‘ It’s a very hard thing to say, but we will never be back … even if we win the Lotto. Australia is our home now’
• Pig racing, tractors and stone throwing in weekend of fun
• ‘ I’m putting my health ahead of my music career’
• Man dies at crash blackspot
• O’reilly looks at € 1.2bn plan
• Pros and cons of the many sites known
• to be under considerat­ion by Cabinet
• ‘ I’m not only one responsibl­e,’
• Cardinal reflects on future amid ‘ cover- up’ claims
• Brady ‘ was a great teacher, very inspiring’
• Smyth: decades of horrific crimes against children
• We should not pay for faulty implants, say women
• Priest returns to pulpit as claim withdrawn
• Brady’s right – attitudes were very different then
• Say yes to building a real republic
• Germany calling
• Bland and beautiful:
• Unemployme­nt figures reveal a grim tale of two euro areas
• France looks to left
• Hollande wins as France
• ‘ Socialists don’t like money – when you have it they tax it’
• He aimed to break mould and fix France – but leaves weakened nation in his wake
• Greeks wreak revenge on austerity parties
• Trial of 9/ 11 plot accused will last years – lawyers
• Netanyahu decides Israelis must go to polls a year early
• Biden stirs controvers­y by backing same- sex marriage
• Curry ingredient ‘ boosts bowel cancer treatment’
• Music helped me to escape after my mother died
• ‘ I don’t think it’s noticeable’
• Wow. All I can say is . . . wow
• Sure it’s a great use of our money
• All hail our new overlords
• Today’s Television & Radio Picks
• Kitchen Hero/ Great British Menu
• TODAY’S RADIO
• Foreign investors will watch closely how we vote on treaty
• Irish staff set for cash windfall as Facebook tees up IPO
• EQUESTRIAN
• POINT TO POINT
• MOTORSPORT
• Marren eases sligo past Big apple banana skin
• Cotter class helps Cork scupper Model dreams
• Classy st nicholas abbey to lord over inferior rivals
• Tannery leaves Wachman stablemate in the shade
• Mullins bandwagon keeps rolling at sligo
• O’brienjnr lookslikea champion inmaking
• Carter gets rub of green to stay in touch with O’sullivan
• Cockram too hotto handle for ymca
• O’halloran on target as Railway escape with title
• Leinster out of dragons den as madigan runs show
• Ireland facing anxious wait over o’connell
• Elwood hails troops despite below- par end to campaign
• Mccloskeys­hock
• Chelsea: Noone likes them, and they don’t care
• SEVEN DAYS IN TWEETS
• QUESTION NOBODY ASKED
• SOCCER ON TV
• Cup joy puts Di Matteo in driving seat
• Roche sinks Rovers as Peamount claim double Juve toast title success
• Dalglish facing battle to keep his job as Reds owners look for answers
• Redknapp relying on Hodgson to supply late twist
• ‘ Stars have aligned’ for Hughes to spoil City party
• Kean blames Rovers’ sales for leaving club on brink of relegation
• BALOTELLI BAN KEY FACTOR IN CITY’S REVIVAL
• Coyle upbeat but Bolton look doomed
• SAGNA SPARKS CONTROVERS­Y
• Fergie retains hope but United need miracle after
• Players' ambition the driving force behind City surge
• goal- fest fails to materialis­e
• FERGIE’S PLEA TO HUGHES
• THE CERTAINTIE­S( 16)
• DANIEL MCDONNELL’S SQUAD PREDICTION
• Campbell puts the seal on impressive Donegal display
• O’neill helps shock Kerry
• Braniff helps douse Mayo fire
• Grogan strike puts paid to limp Leitrim challenge
• Henry turns screw on Kildare
• Durnin goal sinks London
• THE MEN WHO CHANGED HURLING
• Offaly survive late Royals rally
• Kavanagh steers Carlow to victory
• NEW BREED OF CATS STRAINING AT THE LEASH
• Capital’s young guns given a French lesson
• Kilkenny’s early blitz ends Rebel resistance
• Gardiner philosophi­cal after Cork endure physical lesson
• THE GAME AT A GLANCE
• TOURE DEFORCE
• INJURED O’CONNELL A DOUBT FOR NEWZEALAND TOUR
• CRUISE FOR CATS
• DUBLIN’S FIGHTBACK
• ‘ I haven’t joined the GAA establishm­ent’
• IRISH BOSS NAMES EURO SQUAD TODAY
• SECOND PLACE SEES MCILROY BACK ON TOP OF THE WORLD

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