Irish Independent - 2018-05-11

• Revealed: HSE policy to delay telling women
• Emma: ‘The time for talk is gone. It’s time for action’
• Irish students in UK ‘will escape higher fees’ in wake of Brexit
• Israel unleashes ‘storm’ on Iranian forces as US ends nuclear pact
• Apple pulls plug on data centre after three-year delay
• Robert Fisk: The complex battle of the Middle East
• Vulture funds circle as Ulster Bank sells off bad loans
• Chinese censored Ireland’s same-sex Euro dance routine
• Now we must be told exactly who knew what – and when
• HSE ‘took a gamble with my wife’s life’ – husband
• State response to scandal is nothing short of unpardonab­le
• Health chiefs were planning for cancer controvers­y in 2016
• What light do these memos now shed on scandal shaking health system?
• Women kept in the dark too long but our voices will not be silenced
• Now women face three-month wait for test
• Four cases of alleged BreastChec­k misdiagnos­is now emerge
• Seven given wrong results still not contacted
• Court must deliver planning certainty for the tech giants
• Central Bank chief warns of risks of house prices falling
• INM and ODCE in court row over late disclosure of data breach document
• Precedents fly as regulator squares up to ‘knockout’ bid
• Pregnancie­s terminated due to Down syndrome diagnosis ‘remain low’
• Prisoners to face 12-year wait to apply for parole
• Dodo, dragons and moon rocks to go on public display
• Killer who fled UK claimed €100,000 of benefits in Ireland
• Pensioner has €5,000 for funeral stolen in the street
• Big Tom’s family upset as memorial cards are used for raffle spot prizes
• I never suspected anything, admits Weinstein’s wife
• Irish troops forced to take cover during missile attack
• M acron takes potshot at Germany over ‘budget fetish’
• Trump and Kim set date for ‘special moment’
• Police parade ‘Nasa conmen’ in tinfoil ‘space suits’
• Millennial­s created gelato boom in a country with 45 ways of describing rain
• Baptism barrier is being singled out for blame, but lack of school places is the real emergency
• Sharing personal stories shows why privacy matters on Eighth
• Church view has logical coherence
• Cork software firm building Belfast base to bypass Brexit
• Digicel downplays impact of US move against Chinese supplier
• BoE says UK growth will pick up as rate held
• Revenue at Ward & Burke hits €191m
• Social side top motive for maternity return
• Expansion costs hit profit at Ballymaloe cookery school
• Ferry delivery delay costs ICG €2.5m
• US faces tougher task imposing Iran sanctions this time around
• Dublin woman’s outsourcin­g firm sells for €930m
• Brookfield lines up deal for Imagine
• Farm-outs boost Providence Resources despite losses
• Irish bond issuance nears 2018 target
• Europe’s extra vision
• Hijack tale just plane boring
• McCarthy’s student comedy merits a look
• CULTURE VULTURE
• The best of Cannes
• Mr Bauer goes to Washington
• Two-In-One
• Burke’s call-up highlights value of time at home
• TONIGHT’S LOI MATCHES
• Pogba-Noble spat lights up dull stalemate
• Team ethic the focus for hotshot Idah
• ROONEY WEIGHS UP MLS MOVE TO WASHINGTON
• Dubs opener is ‘huge’ for Cats – Murphy
• Defeat not the end of the road for Mayo or Galway, insists Moran
• Murphy at midfield now a much better fit for Donegal – McHugh
• YATES JOINS ELITE CLUB
• Ambition to add new star burns bright for keeper of the flame Furlong
• In-form Johnson on a mission to stay on top of world
• Unstoppabl­e Ryan shows no signs of slowing in stunning unbeaten run
• Ford’s conservati­ve approach an attempt to bridge gap in class
• THE RYAN LINE – LOCK’S 19-GAME WINNING RUN
• Dominance of Dubs no longer biggest worry for Leinster
• Money has never guaranteed success in Europe as class will always prevail
• O’Neill admits striker gamble
• Larmour set to get wing berth for final with McGrath still a risk
• Last year’s medal means nothing, admits Macauley
• Trying to keep cool as things hot up on Mount Etna
• Momentous Test must be approached with dose of realism
• €4.5m Guinness views on tap
• LOOKING THROUGH ROSE-TINTED GLASSES
• THATCH OF THE DAY
• STICKING WITH A FIXED RATE
• MUCH ROOM TO MANOEUVRE
• Between the city and the sea
• On the Bloomsday route
• Stay ‘coole in Peyton
• Duplexes due to be sold off the plans
• Picturesqu­e village houses lure locals
• Park life is on a whole different level in Stepaside
• Lower prices drive sales in midlands
• Scheme with view of islands
• The Ryan Review
• Within a roar of the Aviva
• Celebrity spotting in Dalkey
• Mr Murphy’s brave new housing world
• Three-bed 1930s in Tynagh
• Chef ’s special
• Sign on the dotted lion...
• In the SALEROOMS
• BLUES CAN OVERCOME CLASS OF 92
• ‘Jack Aungier is the best room-mate. He doesn’t snore’
• ‘I can’t believe how good the switch to tight head has been’
• ‘Bring on Bilbao and the sea of blue driving us on’
• Stalwarts at heart of push back to top
• Lancaster: I didn’t let players get away with ‘painful’ performanc­e
• Third time lucky for gutsy Balbriggan side
• Leinster semi-final will be the ultimate test
• ‘I meditate before games’
• Steady display bodes well for semi-final test
• We’ve worked hard towards silverware
• O’Mahony seeks win on RDS return
• Cronin and Quinlan nominated
• Copeland sad to be leaving Thomond
• Hard to see anything but a Leinster win
• A winning vibe takes hold in High School CBS

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