Irish Independent - 2018-06-14

• Delays, denials and distractio­ns
• Farewell to Ireland’s culinary queen Myrtle Allen
• GAA youth coaches ‘live through teams’
• Colette Browne
• Fears addictive games as damaging for kids’ brains as drugs and alcohol
• Everyone can now feel safer – Trump on summit with Kim Jong-un
• Elderly couple killed in head-on collision with an oil truck
• Eileen Culloty
• Sinead Ryan
• West coast faces 125kmh gusts from Storm Hector
• Property price surge sparks new fears of market overheatin­g
• Mind-blowing increases reminiscen­t of Celtic Tiger excesses
• Taoiseach warns of snap election threat over housing crisis
• Commuters face chaos as unions give CIE pension warning
• Oh mon Dieu! It’s au revoir to French and history
• Suspicions of foot-dragging to slow pace of inquiry deeply discouragi­ng
• Women face 12-week wait for results due to extra work for labs
• Couple slate new r ed-tape delays to hit helpline for cancer tests
• Data laws don’t change CervicalCh­eck victims’ access to records
• GOVERNMENT PROMISES
• ‘Solid evidence’ of abuse to baby girl, expert tells trial
• Loneliness affects young as badly as old, says taskforce
• Hutch accused may have been getaway dr iver, cour t hear s
• No negative briefing by garda, say journalist­s
• ‘Chaos’ as medics battled in vain to save twin baby
• Accountant says Lowry told him payment date was wrong by four years
• Taoiseach lobbies Spain’s new PM amid Brexit wars
• Flanagan questions ‘true motives’ of SF attack on court
• President hits back at ‘punch-drunk’ De Niro after ‘F-bomb’
• China wasn’t invited to Singapore summit – but got everything it wanted
• Migrant ship row escalates as Italy stands firm
• Yem enis flee port as Arab allies launch huge assault
• United Ireland only possible if it isn’t a cold house for Unionists
• Myrtle was the matriarch of a culinary revolution that put Ireland on world stage
• Varadkar and Harris are failing victims of smear test scandal
• Church needs an act of contrition
• Not that kind of curl
• How to wear smart shorts
• Bairbre Power
• Two-In-One
• Condon eyes Palace raid for Romanised
• Rory needs patience to go with cunning plan
• ‘Unfair’ system could be locked in permanentl­y
• Munster hurling crowds set to almost double
• KILKENNY IN FITNESS RACE TO FACE WATERFORD
• Grealish blow only concern for Galway
• Burke reels in Lake men as Dubs book semi spot
• Attride on road to recovery for Laois
• Ireland must find way to keep Folau grounded Aussie full-back’s aerial prowess is lethal weapon
• Stockdale keen not to let first Test setback ruin dream season
• ‘I’m lucky to be here,’ says Blues boss Reynolds
• We’ve a duty to next crop to stay in top tier – O’Brien
• BIG DAY FOR OLD VILLA PALS BURKE AND DRENNAN
• Messi carrying Argentina ‘with a revolver to his head’
• Lopetegui’s Real decision ‘forced’ furious Spain chiefs to sack him
• From Russia with no love for ‘Bond villain’ Cherchesov
• ‘Play All-Ireland hurling final after the football’
• Sexton returns as Schmidt calls in big guns
• ‘I feel I am right where I want to be’ – McIlroy
• Touring has nothing to do with men or women – it’s all about making money
• DANIEL McDONNELL: ‘World Cup will always be greatest show on earth’
• Murphy draws inspiratio­n from Louisville links
• Lahinch gearing up for 117th ‘South’
• Close calls at Enniscrone
• Kids on tour with KPMG
• Fast Eddie slowing down
• Majestic Shannon keeps on rolling forever onwards
• Rugby legends set to take on Southern Hemisphere
• Ferris and Allen set for Slieve Russell Pro-Am
• I’D LOVE THIS DUBLIN TEAM TO GO ON AND REWRITE THE HISTORY BOOKS

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