Irish Independent - 2017-08-17

• Massacred in broad daylight
• Paper chase complete, but anxious wait ahead
• ‘Babies screamed as shots fired’
• Trump places a question mark over the future of top strategist Bannon
• Swap classic stripes for grown-up polka dots
• Gardaí confident of arrests over the murder of young GAA supporter Joe
• Digging intensifie­s in woods as search for Trevor’s body goes on
• Housing shortage to drive up prices by 15pc over the next three years
• Mother on gun charge following Garda train raid named
• UK’s ‘totally unworkable’ Brexit plan raises new fears over Border
• British vision offers up blurry image of 500km frontier
• What the UK paper on NI/Ireland says
• New grading system leaves anxious students guessing
• Agony for students frustrated at having to wait ‘so long’ for college offers to come out
• Thirteen is the lucky number for the star pupils who achieved top grades
• What makes teenagers tick: meet the ‘Class of 2017’
• Paramedic took a break instead of attending call
• New system will locate callers in an emergency
• ‘Whoever killed Mousey deserves their head cut off’
• Irish jobs in the firing line as list of CEOs ditching Trump grows
• €13bn tax demand is unjustifie­d –Donohoe
• McGregor fans take fight online over latest waxwork
• Strawberry in a tomato is growing puzzle for family
• Smartphone­s are blamed for train station accidents
• Elvis chart bid 40 years after death that rocked world
• Ship rescuing migrants from Med threatened by Libya’s coastguard
• ‘Delusional president an accomplice to domestic terrorism’
• President’s attack on alt-left shows this mess could get much worse
• Zimbabwe first lady seeks diplomatic immunity
• Aid reaches thousands of homeless in Sierra Leone
• The end of the affair: Britain wants to cheat on EU but stay faithful to ‘frictionle­ss’ trade
• A peaceful normality must be the aim when it comes to talks about future of the Border
• Glaring absence of racial diversity in State agencies must be addressed in a ‘Republic of Opportunit­y’
• Wheels have come off for transport – leaving cycle of misery for us all
• Give all students free travel to help cure our housing shortage
• Time to face reality on tough issues of Brex it
• Murphy deserves pat on back
• Trump needs to display disgust over far right
• What to expect as an executor of a will
• ‘We have a broad mindset and we’re more accepting of change’
• Allure’s anti-ageing stance isn’t revolution­ary — it’s just following a shift in the industry to appeal to millennial­s
• Taste test
• Two-In-One
• Mullins keeps faith and eyes Morgiana bid for Faugheen
• Alluringly lands Gowran prize for Heffernan and O’Brien
• Alexios can claim Desmond spoils for Stack and Hayes
• ‘CHIMES’ TO STRIKE RIGHT NOTE IN DERBY
• Toffees complete £45m Sigurdsson deal
• FAI confirm St Kevin’s presence will be one-off without league club partnershi­p
• Wenger open to losing Sanchez for free next season
• United oppose moving transfer window
• Irish quartet must deliver in FedEx decider
• Winning start to Irish title defence
• Brennan hits out at GAA’s ‘flawed’ disciplina­ry system
• Tipperary mourns the passing of ‘great hurling man’ Devaney
• Small ball beats big brother for variety
• Ireland happy to play the underdog
• Conan: My time of being patient is over, I’m ready to perform in the big games
• Dunne thrilled to make Grand stand as Aqua Blue aim to make waves
• No excuses left as Ireland finally pick strongest team
• CANADA STARING DOWN THE BARREL OF EARLY EXIT
• Keane’s recall of glory days brings plight of McCarthy into focus
• Mayweather and McGregor get light gloves – and rap on knuckles
• GAA to close loophole after Gleeson fiasco
• Bhoys in Euro paradise:
• Murphy: We do not fear the French, we know how to beat them
• Frampton and McGuigan to split after eight-year partnershi­p
• Eoin Liston
• GAELIC GAMES:
• EDDIE’S CLOSE FAMILY AFFAIR
• Morrow comes up short as Hughes wins British Senior Amateur title
• A FAMILY AFFAIR AT LEE VALLEY
• Young guns set to rock Rockmount
• Bushnell's ProX2 goes the distance
• IRELAND’S LADIES HIT HOME RUN
• Kehoe the hero as Limerick win AIG Munster Senior Cup
• Galway on double at Galway Bay
• So you want to be a PGA profession­al
• IT TOOK ME A LONG TIME TO ADJUST TO THE PACE OF GOLF. THERE WAS NO HURRY AND NOBODY WAS MARKING ME

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