Irish Independent - 2018-06-29

• Threat of fine for wasting water amid drought fears
• Ex-Taoiseach Bruton caught up in €1bn US case against Nama
• O’SHEA SHINES IN NEW ROLE BUT MAYO STILL HAVE ISSUES
• Best new homes on themarket
• I’m happy to ignore beach-body ads
• Health chiefs to consider limit on smear payments
• Comment Michael Kelly: Bishops are at war with cultural Catholicis­m
• Fines of €125 could be levied on householde­rs who flout ban Hosepipe ban on the cards to tackle water shortage
• Farmers plead for help as crops face being wiped out by heatwave
• Firefighte­rs battle gorse blaze near school
• When Hollywood glitz came to Ireland for the launch of Spire project
• 536-home project near public park to be blocked after planners’ mistake
• Housing and poor transport links ‘hold back Canadian investment’
• Be more active in using taxes to tackle land hoarding – IMF
• Ulster Bank ups ante over home loans with 2.3pc mortgage rate
• Keoghan ‘waiting for the right roles’ as he films $250m ‘Chernobyl’ series
• Ruthless Baltic gang are at the centre of machete murder probe
• Varadkar has failed to meet Martin this year
• I don’t feel like a criminal and will contest the next election – Lowry
• Labour calls for ban on voluntary contributi­ons to schools
• New plans to outlaw gay conversion therapy
• Taoiseach offers help on migration in return for ‘Brexit solidarity’
• Must try harder: EU leaders urge all sides to find solutions as new crises dominate
• Children with scoliosis facing three-year delay to see health specialist
• Electric-shock therapy ‘positive’
• Golden age is 105 for those wanting to live the longest
• Communitie­s can’t get CCTV due to ‘convoluted’ scheme, TDs claim
• Ticketmast­er was warned of breach months ago, bank claims
• U2’s Clayton finds what he’s looking for – in the gym
• Claims of campaign to smear McCabe are ‘fictional’, lawyer says
• Psychic financier (53) remanded on fraud and dirty money charges
• Mother settles for €100,000 over baby’s whooping cough death
• Sex attacker who filmed assault spared more jail time
• Number of legal abortions fell in 2017
• Five killed as gunman opens fire on staff at local newspaper in US
• UK intelligen­ce officers knew of terror suspects’ torture
• Cocktails to Congress for candidate leading Democrats’ new wave
• Riviera fines loutish tourists
• We won’t budge an inch on territory, Xi warns the US
• Pompeo to visit North Korea over nuclear plan
• Suspects ‘were trained’ to kill Kim’s half-brother
• Border issues show a new gulf in our ties with the UK
• Looking back in disgust denies us a window to the past that old classics offer
• Varadkar must fight our corner – and take nothing for granted
• Give those in the North a vote on staying in the EU – with us
• It’s not for the minister to decide
• Wind scheme decision now on fast track
• Somers steps down as head of Irish Stock Exchange
• Apartments in Docklands scheme sold for €800k each
• No INBS losses if State had acted earlier – Fingleton
• ‘Tsunami’ of tax appeals, PAC told
• IPL Plastics shares fall in first trading
• Lakeland/LacPatrick talks turn exclusive
• Bottleneck­s on the Silk Road as Chinese freight hits Europe
• H&M bets on price reductions to shift swelling inventory
• ‘Ed-mania’ strikes the right note for Warner
• Tullow shares decline despite upbeat trading statement
• Trade tensions push stocks lower
• Pride and joy
• The party’s over for Oldschool
• Shallow sequel is bloody and boring
• The fall of Hollywood’s darling
• We’re far from a usual TV romp
• ‘Warrior’ leads O’Brien team seeking Derby redemption
• Change Of Velocity to maintain winning momentum for Bolger
• Mullen retains time trial title
• Moloney hails rise of new leaders
• ‘Home rule’ gives Galway extra edge in bid to retain title
• McDowell underlines Ryder ‘ambition’ after positive day in Paris
• Attacking Rebels all set for Clare challenge – Fitzgibbon
• Purcellsto­rmsbackint­o contention­atRoyalHag­ue
• Hawthorn’s Irish Conors are in it for the long haul
• Souness: Germany’s lack of a true goalscorer cost them
• Roe leads by example as Ireland secure semi spot
• LOI PREVIEWS
• Final-quarter surge sees off Cyprus
• Second-best England still have questions to answer
• We relied on the other game, I didn’t have any other plan – Japan boss
• Colombia fretting over James’ fitness
• Early form suggests this will be most open Cup in years
• Uruguay have never lost the will to fight and this year’s model follows a potent tradition
• Even bigger games lie ahead for Son
• England and Belgium’s phoney war the exact opposite of what World Cup is meant to be about
• Froome will ‘definitely’ start Tour de France
• Kildare ‘regret’ over tickets
• Southgate defends selection decisions after defeat sets up Colombia clash
• COLONEL BLIMP’S LANDING PAD
• TWO SIDES OF BLACKROCK
• MAKING HEADLINES
• POTTERY ON A PLATE
• Naul’s well that ends well
• No sea change in Clontarf
• Make a pitch for Tipperary
• To the Manor born
• Commute, rest and play just a short hop from city centre
• Enjoy park life in west of the capital
• Building bridges along Grand Canal
• It’s plain sailing to Greystones marina
• Trader-uppers eye homes close to the Liffey
• Socket to ’em with eco-friendly credential­s
• Locals going West
• HOME economics
• The Ryan Review
• When it’s time to break up with your estate agent
• A former Corpo in Galway City
• Fast-moving statues and racehorses
• Portraits of ‘Queen’ Emily

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