Irish Independent - 2018-06-25

• Here comes the sun: now water supplies at risk
• Minister who called for abortion ‘says Mass’
• How to stay water smart
• Saudi Arabia’s women in the driving seat at last
• President is told to ‘stop mumbling’ and declare if he’s running again
• John daly:
• EU warns that trade war with US is about to get worse
• Drivers urged not to leave children or pets in cars
• City slowdown: urban homes are becoming too expensive to sell
• Prices are rising, and falling, and flatlining – it all depends
• It is not my job to help May resolve Brexit, says Taoiseach
• New fears over defects in balconies built during Celtic Tiger
• EU leaders fail to reach a deal on migration crisis at ‘mini-summit”
• Fam ily of nine hope to get enough tickets for ‘uplifting’ experience
• From China to Congo – pilgrims flocking here for the Pope’s visit
• McAleese urges tolerance to ensure religion is ‘force for love’
• ‘I’m not a scared kid any more’ – victim speaks out as attacker seeks to remove name from sex offenders register
• Abuse I suffered no excuse for his actions – mother of Tinder rapist
• Man dies of suspected heart attack in charity cycle event
• Youth held after homeless man with cerebral palsy is stabbed up to 150 times
• Hit-and-run victim may have already been hit by car
• Priest’s appeal on murder of teenager
• Push to find disappeare­d IRA victims is stepped up
• Higgins is told to stop ‘mumbling’ – and reveal his plan
• Play-acting over election would be better suited to the Abbey than the Áras
• Sunshine and song as trailblaze­rs celebrate 25 years of gay rights
• Step aside garda work will start be fore vote , says Ross
• It’s time for the President to state his intentions
• Dubs too hot to handle as Laois w ilt in Croker clash
• Leaving Cert is getting longer with extra days to tackle more subjects
• Candidates will be able to get copies of scripts
• T est of memories: Aussie star Pocock an d Murray reun ited
• ‘Tom Hardy would be a good Bond– he’d put a bit of wiggle in to it,’ says Brosnan
• O’Dea gets RTÉ apology over ‘perjury’ commen t
• Gardaí are closing in on gunman in Bray gym attack
• No courts or judges needed on migrants: Trump
• US feta and Parma on the menu in trade talks
• Top companies accused of Brexit ‘threats’
• Huckabee thrown out of eatery over stance by her boss
• Actress Brigitte Nielsen gives birth aged 54 to her fifth child
• Erdogan claims victory as opposition declares polls ‘were manipulate­d’
• Ita O’Kelly Ladies, using your ‘Dr’ title in a Twitter handle is not going to bring about equality
• Brewing up a storm
• Technology to help busy nurses keep an eye on elderly has seen number of falls plummet
• Vodafone in good shape after ringing the changes
• Taoiseach must keep his nerve on Brexit
• The cost of Pope Francis’s visit to our shores is far from free
• Send in the clowns
• Clinton blackens TCD name
• Refugees’ call goes unanswered
• Two-In-One
• Merchant Navy seals titles for O’Brien and Moore
• ‘Bay’ adds to Harrington’s delight
• LYNCH’S DREAM NIGHT IN LAURELS HEATS
• Jumbo-Gula top of Europe
• Cork turn on the style to reach summit
• Caddie McNeilly hailed for role in Wallace triumph
• Leonard shines as Galway seal thrilling Connacht win
• Hamilton in cruise control after Vettel’s latest mistake
• RUNNER-UP DAWSON EYES MORE CHANCES OF GLORY
• Relentless defensive shift late on sums up Ireland’s character
• Four things we learned from the summer tours
• Boks ‘in with a chance’ of World Cup title – Erasmus
• ‘You have got to try to get better’
• IRELAND RATINGS RÚAIDHRÍ O’CONNOR
• Larmour: Farrell’s ‘ticker’ challenge turned the series
• WALLABIES POINT FINGER AT LIFT AS FOLAU CITED
• Ronaldo faces Queiroz after bitter split
• Russia and England refuse to reveal testing figures
• Overuse of VAR means nobody knows what is going on – Queiroz
• Morocco boss still bitter over ‘unfair’ defeat
• Kroos aims missile at detractors but big issues remain
• Osorio winning over his critics as Mexico look to secure spot in last 16 again
• Swedish tempers cool down after Germany say
• SWEDES UNITE AGAINST RACISM AFTER DURMAZ ABUSE
• Falcao finds form to give Colombia hope
• Honda leveller keeps Japan motoring
• No phoney war – gofortheju­gular tobuildonb­elief
• Optimism for England and Belgium is tempered by poor opponents
• Kane-led blitz leaves English fans rubbing eyes in disbelief
• Lilies rise to the occasion as Exiles wilt
• Sligo play full Hand to secure Meagher success
• Coulter leads Donegal fightback after half-time ‘chewing’
• Squad depth seals win but Lilies must raise the bar
• McGeeney hits out at critics after Armagh send qualifier warning
• Mayo come through but injuries are mounting
• O’Rourke happy to ‘draw a line under’ failed campaign in Ulster
• Guckian lauds ‘unified panel’ in high point of Leitrim tenure
• Second-half goals show gulf in class as Red Hands ease through
• Post-match bust-up dents Cavan’s progress
• Kerry leave neighbours in a state of shock
• Dunne on fire as Dubs survive storming finish from Wexford
• Kelly steers Cats past spirited Offaly challenge
• Kids are not alright as GAA puts women and children last
• Farrell and Johnson point way for Offaly
• Young guns fire asDonegals­ignal All-Ireland intent
• Malone turns tide as Clare shrug off Kerry loss to outgun Offaly
• Ulster kingpins will test Dublin as reality bites for Fermanagh
• Supersub Cassidy tips balance for Derry
• Crisis time in Leinster as the rest lose sight of Dublin
• Dead-eye Campbell makes the difference as Lilies fight back
• Laois pose questions but Gavin’s men find answers
• ‘Super 8s’ will further expose the growing gulf
• Ireland ready to make history at World Cup as upward curve continues under best coach on planet
• ‘Super 8s’ explained

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