Irish Independent - 2016-08-05

• Chaos in Ireland’s Olympic camp over boxer drug shame
• ‘Crisis casts shadow over Irish boxing’
• Workers hit with extra €5bn a year income tax
• Special talent whose dreams lie in tatters
• Car insurance
• Irish athletes have been caught up in drugs scandals before
• It’s way past time that the brakes were applied to run-away premium increases
• Ex-pats face €600 driving lesson bill
• Rise of 6pc in property prices this year – S&P
• French in fresh bid to extradite Bailey over the murder of Sophie
• Handball in mourning as legend ‘Ducksie’ dies suddenly at 50
• US seminarian­s to move to the Irish C ollege in Rome
• Irishmanwo­keup ‘in flames’ while camping abroad
• Rammed detectives recognised fleeing Post Office raiders
• Gardaí can’t link DNA on Philip Cairns’ bag to paedophile Cooke
• Community in shock as man shot in chest at Dublin car parts yard
• Two men found guilty of beating man (64) to death
• Halligan’s twist on a vision for Ireland is alien to most of us
• M inister calls for abortion to be more widely available
• FG stand-off leaves council seat empty for three months
• KATHERINE ZAPPONE on the abortion debate
• Autism agency chief admits charity got €600k from State
• Hiqa concerns over Galway hospital
• Critically ill children return to Temple Street ICU
• Keep brollies at the ready, despite 24C highs
• Scientists discover 3 vaccines to battle Zika
• GOP turns on Trump over
• Holly Baxter: Trump’s advice on sexual harassment reveals a lot more than you think
• World Vision ‘give over €6m a year to Hamas’ – Israel
• Wealthy Republican­s ditching Donald to campaign for Hillary
• Sex addiction to blame for my marriage woes – Ozzy Osbourne
• True believers in sport or religion don’t walk away due to scandals
• Even the dogs on the street know about the cure for barking canine syndrome
• Maynooth has been mired in controvers­y since the 1980s
• S queezed middle left to shoulder tax burden
• May Rio bring sporting memories to cherish
• Fairy tales and fear
• Exporters face double blow as UK drives down sterling
• Kerry Group could divert investment from Ireland to UK
• Irish Stock Exchange applies for planning in €10m expansion bid
• P lanning appeal lodged over billionair­e John Malone’s Dublin Hilton hotel plan
• ‘Gods back Ladbrokes’ as profits rise in UK and Ireland
• Tech firm Zamano’s shares fall after it signals it’s looking at acquisitio­ns
• Profits down at Irish Life as it prepares for health sector push
• Services sector slowed in July
• UK eyes local authority pensions to fund investment schemes
• UDG brushes aside Brexit risks but will now report in dollars
• InBev execs to dominate top jobs after SABMiller merger
• European markets up on BoE rate cut
• The no-sex generation
• Paul Whitington reviews ‘Suicide Squad’ & more
• Bobby Sands: The man and the myth
• One convention to rule them all: Your guide to Dublin Comic Con
• The must-see TV you missed
• Two-In-One
• Branch Line on track for Tipperary bid
• McIlroy in club limbo after Nike pull out
• ‘BIGMIKE’ TO RESUME BAR ONE DOMINATION
• JONES RELISHING NEW CHALLENGE
• Aviva date beckons as Dundalk wait on draw
• No room for error against ‘clinical’ Cats, warns Mahony
• Inclusivit­y replaced by exclusivit­y as select club reap the rewards
• Middle-tier counties will gain most from small step forward
• Mayo capable of a big show but talented bench can get Tyrone over line
• Magnificen­t seven aim to add silver lining to O’ Reilly cloud
• Olympic integrity in tatters as IOC under fire for pulling punches on Russia
• NATURALLY GIFTED . . . BUT NOT UNFAMILIAR WITH CONTROVERS­Y
• McGrath leads managerial opposition to new football plan
• Sherlock’s sleight of hand has done the trick for Gavin’s men
• SOCCER : Costly mistakes leave Cork with too much to do against Genk
• KENNETH EGAN

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