Irish Independent - 2018-07-04

• Summer holiday misery from risk of Ryanair strikes
• Mother told not to breastfeed in public at GAA game
• New squad to target insurance fraudsters
• Surge in children being admitted to hospital with burns
• Local heroes avert lilo tragedy at sea
• ‘My first loyalty is to family, not to Trump,’ says his former lawyer
• Mother and son separated for 51 years sue adoption agency
• Immigrants are key to futre of the EU
• Just 10 people have told on water wasters
• Drivers who leave pets in cars during heatwave face charges
• Rainfall for June lowest since 1941
• No-frills tactics come back to bite
• Call for bouncy castle inspectors after girl (3) killed by ‘explosion’
• Part-time cave-diving legends were Thai authoritie­s’ first port of call to lead rescue
• Bad weather may force boys into risky dive for freedom
• Smartphone­s send private photos to random contacts
• ‘For 50 years I was Paddy, and now I was Andre’
• Up to 1,500 armed gardaí to protect Pope visit
• Extra €50,000 for Sean Quinn Jnr
• Woman arrested on suspicion of murdering eight newborns
• Tributes to man (70s) who died after fall into slurry pit
• RTÉ stars using companies ‘to reduce tax exposure’
• Cleric in ‘lewd act on altar’ inquiry given counsellin­g
• Insurers to pay up €1m a year for Garda fraud unit
• Parents of homeless children are forced to choose between food and paying for bus back to school
• High rent pushes ‘living wage’ up to €11.90 an hour
• Proposal to increase vacant land levy to 25pc
• State w ill not fund German ‘community loans’ system
• Higgins faces fight for a second term as SF set to pick candidate
• Dra matic health overspend could put paid to tax cuts in Budget
• Voters might not want crowning of ‘An Rí Micheál’
• McDowell claims Ross wants judicial reform due to ‘personal agenda’
• Money isn’t the answ er, yet it’s the only option being pursued
• Murder probe is launched into pensioner death
• Burglars who fled Garda crackdown are now linked to Leeds crime wave
• Google ‘lets other firms read your emails’
• Fourteen sexual attacks blamed on children under 13
• Government doesn’t believe UK will deliver progress on issue of Border
• Ireland cannot become a proxy in May-inspired ‘banana Brexit’
• Naughten under pressure as local health unit closes
• Girl (13) settles €1m case over hip disability
• Actresses highlight ‘empowering’ importance of #MeToo at Wimbledon
• Schengen under threat as Austria hits back at Merkel’s migrant deal
• Hamas built World Cup app to spy on our soldiers, claims Israel
• From consiglier­e to co-operator: how ex-ally could ‘flip’ and become star witness
• May accused of banning US president from meeting Farage on visit to UK
• Former PM of Malaysia held in corruption scandal probe
• Koalas’ ‘detox kit’ allows them to eat poisonous eucalyptus – but it leaves habitat under threat
• Bishop sentenced to year’s detention for sex abuse cover-up
• Fears inhaling paint fumes may increase the risk of getting MS
• Scandals will keep recurring as long as accountabi­lity evades us
• Much longer without rain and we’ll live in a dystopia with black market in Evian
• Caught on the hop by nature
• Restoring Irish neutrality could help win Security Council seat
• Wish of the people must prevail
• Strikes in ho liday time ho ld us all to ranso m
• Sex attackers must be made to pay dearly
• Sad betrayal of Churchill’s vision
• Europe rejects alliance with China to fight Trump on trade
• FBD shares slide as uncertaint­y over probe into CEO continues
• Leading contractor­s express concern over low margins in Ireland’s booming building sector
• Fexco confirms 175 new jobs in major expansion of Kerry HQ
• Limerick report outlines affordabil­ity as job creation grows
• Permanent TSB in bid to lay off another 50 middle managers
• Home For Life opens doors to hard-put PTSB borrowers
• Smurfit Kappa seals €460m Dutch deal
• Aircraft lessors warn we can’t be ‘complacent’ despite
• Sharon Donnery in the mix to replace top bank regulator
• Derivative­s disputes set to move to Irish courts
• UDG agrees to buy two companies in New York for $82m
• Tullow set for €120m hit after losing case over drilling
• Weakness in China leads stocks lower
• Wrong w y round
• The home exercise video gets a reboot
• Fiit v Gym: pros and cons
• The Liz Hurley guide to taking flattering swimwear shots
• Clash of the sporting titans
• A comedy that doesn’t fall flat
• Two-In-One CRYPTIC CLUES
• Easterby answers Ulster call
• Maria not counting cost of defeat as empire prospers
• Froome facing hostile reception after Tour reprieve
• No joy for Irish bidding to make final cut for Open place
• Lowry targets big week at ‘fifth Major’ to turn things around
• McStay believes Rossies are at ‘fork in the road’
• Walsh seals victory for Louth
• Five-goal Dublin sink Lakemen
• Wicklow edge Meath to reach semis
• Canning keen to carve his own path in race to the top
• Beirne puts Longford to sword
• O’Leary gives Wexford last-gasp triumph
• TONIGHTS’ GAMES
• Shifting blame an easy way to avoid taking responsibi­lity
• Belgium may shuffle deck to take sting out of Neymar
• Forsberg steps out of Zlatan’s shadow to seal Swede success
• Bray face exodus over unpaid wages
• Pickford steps up to banish hoodoo
• Streetwise Kane refuses to back
• They pulled each other’s shirts for 120 minutes and England won 4-3 on penalites. That really was it
• Brace yourselves
• Donegal’s grounds for concern over Croker clash with Dubs
• Mayo should use long summer off for some soul searching
• Harrington: Mickelson’s Major error was ‘indefensib­le’
• Drive is on for buyers to be saved higher costs for cleaner new cars
• Insurance for older cars; our pothole republic; garage charges; used imports
• Websites alert: risk of buying items that make your car illegal
• How Peugeot is bucking the trend with new 508 saloon while Rifter MPV opens up loads of space
• Electric Beetle? EVs and car wash; Park and get paid; Tesla Model 3 for Goodwood
• Hybrid SUV? Update estate? Tucson change; Bigger car; Merc hybrid import?
• THE SUMMER OF ‘YES’
• LIFE LESSONS
• THE FUN AND FREE SUMMER GUIDE
• A VALUABLE LESSON
• KIDS’ FASHION
• Time to chill out
• Sun Savers

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