Irish Independent - 2018-05-15

• Children among Gaza dead as Trump hails ‘great day for Israel’
• Smear tests of another 300 women to be reviewed in new audit
• Slash income tax for families so women can afford to work, says IMF
• Second family uses children to launch suicide bomb attack
• Why I would urge everyone to vote No
• Ryanair races through €750m share buyback
• AIB backtracks on plans to spy on customers’ social media
• No satisfacti­on: Stones yet to sell out
• Irish firm guarantees we will get topitchina­t World Cup
• Doctors slowest to learn how to break bad news
• Varadkar admits learning of scandal in a ‘drip, drip’ way
• US lab is ‘less likely to pick up abnormalit­ies’ than testing done here
• Death toll revised to 18 amid search for more victims of smear test error
• ‘My death will not be in vain,’ brave Emma tells crowds
• Shame on those playing politics on screening
• Tributes to schoolboy (7) who died with pilot in plane tragedy
• ‘Dark day’ as wreckage of aircraft pulled out of bog
• Type 2 diabetes can be halted by sufferers losing 15pc of weight
• Journalist­s deny being negatively briefed about whistleblo­wer McCabe
• ‘Pauline conversion’ of a press officer and the flat denials that leave a judge puzzled
• Man abused girls being ‘neglected’ by mother
• Anglo share price dropped by nearly half after results, trial told
• Operation Thor thwarts gangs as burglaries down by 43pc
• 800 jobs offered to non-EU workers
• Bank could have done us all a favour and put stop to stupid ‘oversharin­g’
• ‘Journey I had to take after the devastatio­n of 20-week scan was torturous’
• ‘Make rape victims keep babies and help them,’ says midwife
• Seventeen doctors call on Boylan to step down from group
• Barnier insists UK must agree Border backstop if Brexit deal is to be reached
• Original Lois Lane in ‘Superman’ dies at 69
• Former ‘Ros na Rún’ actor for sentence over oral rape
• Markle’s wedding jitters
• From Korea to Iran and Israel, Trump’s tactics are based on his ratings at home When Trump and Kim meet, it will give him the TV coverage he craves
• Coveney dismayed by ‘disproport­ionate’ use of force and calls for UN inquiry
• Border protest an attempt by Hamas to channel rage in Gaza away from itself
• IAN O’DOHERTY
• Grooming the groom–
• Why I really dig potatoes
• Politician­s must stop empty promises and lower expectatio­ns
• Diplomacy supposed to prevent war, not cause it
• Ryanair races through €750m share buyback as results loom
• Relief in China after Trump reverses tack on ZTE ban
• Bord Gais Energy owner Centrica reports boost from colder than normal weather
• Aircraft leasing giant Nordic sees profits soar to €124m
• Amarenco moves on French territorie­s
• Hostelworl­d chief Mooney checks out
• Irish beef exports must be cut above to break China
• Mainstream has €1bn of investment power
• Waste plastic piling up at ports as shipments to China collapse
• Java Republic wins Center Parcs deal
• Gambling stocks jump after sports betting ban ruling
• Brace of private equity houses look to book into Regus
• European bourses fall despite M&A deals
• How to spot the signs of Alzheimer’s
• What it feels like to... educate your children at home
• Food for thought: make some simple changes to your diet for better rest
• Barbara’s bravery will help so many
• The best of tonight’s television
• Two-In-One
• O’Brien expects ‘Saxon’ to improve for Derby tilt
• Blackmore oozes class with Killarney double
• O’Mahony excited to ‘have cut off’ Blues
• Van Graan in a tight spot as injuries curtail his options
• Ringrose switches focus to Red Army and PRO14 title
• Leinster ‘lifer’ Dempsey departs for role in Bath
• Grealish turning into sort of player Ireland so badly need
• Duffy returns to haunt Derry
• Brody’s roving role may not be a keeper
• Jackson ‘can’t wait’ for date with Dubs
• Wallace on the brink in Offaly after ‘bust-up’ in dressing room
• McGrath pulls no punches as Louth face long road back
• Ruth: We have turned things around
• MARATHON NOT A YOUNG WOMAN’S GAME – LEE
• Leinster’s ‘grow your own’ policy bears fruit
• Write them off at your peril, but Mayo need new blood and a lot of luck to save their summer
• Cheers to tears
• Knee issue could end Henshaw’s season
• Froome isn’t breaking any rules by racing in Giro
• Ireland U-17 goalkeeper Jimmy Corcoran reacts after receiving a second yellow card in the shoot-out following his save from Daishawn Redan (inset)

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