Irish Independent - 2016-08-04

• Our Brexit bid to poach UK’s brightest talent
• ‘Dream child Jessica brought massive joy to so many’
• Promiscuit­y ‘in air for decades at Maynooth’
• Dubs danger: Gavin wary of Donegal tactics in Croker clash
• Mary Kenny
• RTÉ exodus
• A long, long way from Gaybo’s ‘Late Late’ – broadcaste­r not the key player it once was
• From rising star of Church to defrocked priest plagued by allegation­s of sex abuse
• ‘Humiliated’ 1980s dean warns of ‘deja vu’ at Maynooth
• Po pe sets up commission to discuss role for women as deacons
• Martin further isolated as six more bishops give support to Maynooth
• Galvin’s ‘Born Mad’ range rooted in storytelli­ng
• Lidl set to create 600 new jobs over next two years
• Last executed 1916 Rising leader is commemorat­ed in State ceremony
• Dentists urge people to keep flossing despite debate on its effectiven­ess in the US
• ‘God doesn’t exist but aliens probably do,’ says minister
• Highest number of new homes in five years built
• Varadkar supports sugar tax proposal in Budget
• Private bidder was also pursuing €2.5m land in mountains
• Talks already under way to bring in electronic border with North
• Reversing brain drain will require us to invest more in our higher education system
• Tax take up €644m but VAT a cause for ‘concern’
• Brexit vote behind dip in consumer confidence
• Heritage town sickened by theft of 19th Century ‘mile markers’
• Two gardaí hurt after ‘raiders’ ram patrol car
• Massive fall in crime as community breaks law to target robbery gangs
• Notorious Dumbrell suing State
• ‘There was smoke in the cabin... We saw the whole plane catch fire’
• The fighting and diving Irish: ‘Best team ever’ set for record medals haul
• Kidnap fears for families of athletes at Olympics
• Rebels join forces in bid to end Assad’s siege of Aleppo
• North Korea firing nuclear-capable missile in Japan sea ‘unforgivab­le’
• ‘If we have nuclear weapons, why can’t we use them?’ – Trump
• ‘Wine terrorists’ flood town
• Italy probes role of Isil in organising migrant flow
• Woman denies stun gun murder of her love rival in an ‘orgy of violence’
• The Khan controvers­y may be one insult too many for Trump
• How morality brigade kept Irish women off athletics track and out of the Olympics
• We don’t need a ‘Jane Bond’ – just more films showing real, believable women
• Mosques must lead campaign against radicalisa­tion
• Time to be a statesman not a showman, Donald
• RTE must move with the changing times in media
• O’Dea shouldn’t throw stones
• Why do women drink?
• SPEEDY SUPPERS
• Prawn and avocado tostadas
• Lots of hot air: How to decipher complex gas and electricit­y bills
• Taste test
• Two-In-One
• Rouget eyes Leopardsto­wn feature for Almanzor
• Case of disgraced Al Zarooni coming back to haunt BHA officials
• Flag-bearer Barnes hoping to get some luck and a ‘breather’ from boxing draw
• Russians poised for Rio reprieve after red tape mix-up
• Weld can strike with ‘A Shin’ at Leopardsto­wn
• Fired-up Phelps ready to make one last big splash
• Family ties draw Watson back to Travelers
• Grehan leads Irish hopes
• Mayo have point to prove and can stun Red Hands
• Gallagher insists ‘we will be ready’ for talented Dublin
• Tyrone anxious to shake off Croke Park goal shyness
• POWER STEPS DOWN
• Déise pride and law of averages represent a twin threat to Cats
• Cavan were a house ‘built on sand’ before Hyland – O’Mara
• Neymar carries torch for Brazil
• Number up for McGeady in Koeman’s Everton overhaul
• City trump Barca to land £27m Jesus
• No time for Dundalk to bask in the glory
• ‘BATE win is stuff that dreams are made of’ – O’Donnell
• Dembele on spot with late clincher
• Cork look to make mark of their own
• Erasmus: Foley still has major role to play
• Celtic ‘glamour’ has no appeal for Dundalk boss Kenny
• Referees back controvers­ial black card rule despite heavy criticism
• CAPITAL GAINS
• Superb strokes at Twin Oaks for Irish shoot-out
• Mullingar generation game
• Kaitlyn’s the real daddy
• DON’T TURN PRO
• GAME OF INCHES
• CARTON HOUSE TRIUMPH IN AIG BARTON SHIELD AS ATTENTION TURNS TO CONNACHT
• HAZEL IS A HIT
• HOW TO GET AN EXTRA 20 YARDS OFF THE TEE WITH YOUR DRIVER
• HOW TO ERASE YOUR MISTAKES
• I’M NOT FAR OFF SINGLE FIGURES
• Transformi­ng lives
• Free Springboar­d+ events in Dublin & Cork
• Finding the right course for you
• Spring into life
• Ten things you need to know before applying to Springboar­d+
• We go behind-the-scenes to discover the current skills shortages in the economy
• Innopharma College of Education – how over 70 per cent of their graduates are back into work in high-demand pharma, medtech and food manufactur­ing industries
• ICT Conversion Programmes
• It’s never too late to learn a new skill!
• Working with Openet
• New job-focussed courses at Athlone Institute of Technology
• Free undergradu­ate & postgradua­te places in DCU
• Opening doors
• Everything to gain!
• Changing direction
• Brewing up new skills
• New experience­s
• New challenges
• Part-time Graduate Study in Software Developmen­t at DCU
• Prepare for the future at IT Tallaght
• Exciting opportunit­ies for you to improve your future work skills at DBS
• Convert for career success at NCI
• Upskill into your IT career with Springboar­d+ at Maynooth University

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