Irish Independent - 2016-08-06

• Maynooth’s gay cloister an ‘open secret in church’
• Focus on Rio
• Housing crisis: Have we reached the end of the property ladder?
• ‘I’ll never give up fight for justice for my mother’
• Remember when we thought doping wasn’t our problem?
• JOHN DALY How Liffey Swim brought Olympic glory
• O’Reilly won’t get ‘B’ sample tested as boxer takes case straight to appeal
• How a dying mum touched Graham Norton’s heart
• 96pc of Dublin Bus staff vote for industrial action
• Court scuffles as third man guilty of baseball bat killing
• Shopkeeper froze as masked raider shouted: ‘give me the money’
• Question marks remain over grants paid to autism charity
• Little girl (8) who died in farm accident is laid to rest
• Suspect held for massacre of Protestant­s 40 years ago
• Families warned about ‘creeping’ rises in health insurance
• ‘Church knew of gay culture for decades’
• Great leader? No – but Kenny has defied the odds and is the great survivor
• The FG activist, the €200k grant and a waste pile
• Dermot Ahern didn’t know the size of his pension ... well, it’s €110,000
• Bereaved father’s thanks for milk of human kindness
• It’s Ladies’ Day – time to plug your business
• Number of homes trading hands falls – as prices rise
• Ulster Bank sets aside €118m for trackers
• Kennedy Wilson firm pays no tax on its €1bn Irish property assets
• Iconic market risks being suffocated by success
• Aleppo isn’t a new Srebrenica. The West won’t go to war over Syria
• Isil captures 3,000 villagers fleeing Iraq
• Scientist hits back at Rowling’s female orgasm sarcasm
• Sirte fight more a symptom of Libya’s instabilit­y than a cause to rally the natives
• Comrade of dead soldier slams Trump
• Why Trump will now lose for certain
• ANC faces setback in local elections
• Archbishop Martin’s mission to jump-start Church being stalled by myopic clericalis­m
• Vatican’s man an enigma among his own
• The Week that was
• Secrecy that hovers over Maynooth reflects lack of transparen­cy in clerical abuse scandal
• The fanboys who attack reviewers are in a terrible sulk with reality
• The young have not been betrayed by Brexit – but by the EU
• Our heroic boxers don’t deserve cloud of scandal
• Reaching out to Muslim youth
• Central Bank finally acts to protect the consumer
• Deliveroo will kit out kitchens to reach new areas
• Investment firm’s tax bill cuts to the heart of the skewed Irish recovery
• Mixed results for Virgin Media in Ireland
• New boss says Ulster Bank now a strategic asset for UK parent
• The week in Business
• DAA refutes pilot union claims on planned T2 bus facility
• The $2m purse for Vegas fight – between tech geeks
• European stockmarke­ts advance, boosted by US jobs numbers
• Two-in-One Cryptic and Definition
• Boxers lose sympathy for O’Reilly
• Cody cuts Larkin as McCarthy returns
• Kenny in Warsaw spying mission
• HENRY SHE FF LIN :‘ Catch 22 for Water ford-they can’ t ditch their system now but it plays into the hands of Kil kenny’
• TOMÁS Ó SÉ: ‘Why I would love to have played for Mickey Harte’
• Now more than ever Waterford must stay loyal to the approach they know best
• We’ ll always be second-class citizens until we deliver summer victory over the Cats
• Déise men likely to be bolder but could still come up short against the masters
• Murphy happy to be poacher turned goalkeeper
• THE ROOKIE Stephen Rochford THE VETERAN Mickey Harte THE HIGH-FLIER Jim Gavin THE REGENERATO­R Rory Gallagher
• Dubs ready to pass real test after flying through Leinster ‘mocks’
• Red hand of fate set to end Mayo’s bid for sixth successive semi-final place
• Murphy rejects form and fitness concerns
• McBREARTY WILL NEED A HAND IF DONEGAL ARE TO UPSET THE ODDS
• Mutual benefit has shaped intense rivalry
• Foley: We didn’t spend enough time on the pitch last season
• Family affair for Roche and Martin in Rio
• Puspure rides storm of online abuse to fly the green flag once again
• ‘We can play beyond our ranking,’ insists Fulton ahead of India clash
• ‘Move to Ireland was worth it even if I didn’t make Rio’ – Ryan
• Irish eventing team ready to pounce if any of the big guns misfire
• ‘I don’t just believe I can win. I know it’
• Johnson: The state of athletics is dire, its credibilit­y has been hit hard
• Donnellly’s bout will be a relief for Irish boxing squad
• ‘It’s not a level playing field, lots of countries don’t want to catch their own cheats’
• Grealishha­s sightsseto­n making up forlosttim­e
• Saints join Derry in refusing €5,000 FAI offer
• Hoops cut gap on Derry
• Hugepressu­reon LegiaWarsa­wto finally hit big time
• Faherty strike brings Dundalk back to earth
• Mourinho out to settle old scores
• Brutal demotion of Schweinste­iger not the United way
• Ranieri insists he’s ‘hungry again’ to build on title foundation
• Irish girls see off Scots in historic Home victory
• CHINESE TAKEOVER AT WEST BROMWICH
• Caravaggio can confirm Guineas potential with Phoenix Stakes success for Heffernan
• Conditions look ripe for Scottish win at Haydock
• Dubs have the players to save our game if given a licence to kick
• Boylesport­s Derby entry heading for the 120 mark

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