Irish Independent - 2018-07-06

• Steroids warning for parents after death of teenager
• Cervical test victim Emma:
• Mortgage holders ignoring €3,000 in savings
• House near Border searched as missing woman believed to have been murdered
• Race against time to drain escape route for boys trapped in cave
• Fireworks are expected as May presents latest Border solution
• World Cup isn’t just sport, it’s reality TV – as God intended
• Irish banks told to hold more money to guard against downturn
• Fears ‘LA-style smog’ will choke up country as hot spell hits air quality
• Firefighte­rs battle huge forest blaze over Slieve Bloom range
• ‘Warm spell isn’t going anywhere’ with heatwave to last for all of July
• Fear of crisp shortage later in year as drought hits potato crop
• More misery for holidaymak­ers as Ryanair cabin crew plan strike
• ‘Play your part’ by cutting shower time down to just four minutes
• Bus Éireann drivers’ pay rise demand ‘is likely to go to WRC’
• Bulmers sales back in growth as sun shines on C&C
• How to get a cheaper deal without having to move banks
• Couple’s claim Leo tried to kill them thrown out
• Mrs May faces ‘B-day’ – and another rejection
• SF still run by unelected individual­s, says Martin
• ‘Darkness into Light’ campaign founder seeks nomination for the Áras
• Varadkar not worried by critical report
• Amount of performanc­e enhancers seized rose four-fold in just a year
• GAA anti-doping tutors to give courses to clubs and schools
• HSE staff could face dismissal after probe into scandal
• Almost 60pc of the women seeking their test records have still not received them
• Former executive at K Club feared for his safety, court told
• Former CEO to get papers on suspected data breach at INM
• Irish father jailed over his fundraisin­g for Isil
• Tech company hopes ‘mothers’ room’ will help to lure new staff
• Man who was shot six times at home on a halting site ‘lucky to be alive’
• Criminal stabbed in face and head
• Family’s ‘stalker’ got names of boys in tattoo
• Teacher shortage drives big demand for college courses
• Novichok fears
• Child traffickin­g
• Russia must explain nerve agent usage in Britain – Javid
• Maduro tells Venezuelan army ‘be on guard’ over Trump’s ‘invasion plan’
• Under-fire EPA chief Scott Pruitt steps down
• Delhi police baffled by mass suicide of family of 11 after ordering last meal
• If Leo thinks the media is out to get him, he will need a thicker skin
• Christine Emba It’s not too late for Americans to decide what shape they want their country to take
• With Guinness off royals’ ‘to do’ list, perhaps a trip to Tayto Park is on cards
• Ireland’s neutrality is what sets us apart – it must be defended
• Victims of this scandal deserve so much more
• Tragic case must serve as warning on steroids
• Break up the old boys’ networks
• Government seeks advisers for sale of its bank stakes
• O’Reilly attacks ECB ‘maladminis­tration’ over links to G30 financiers’ group
• Primarkown­er’s shares fall, but trading upbeat
• UK firm plans new student lodgings on Dublin quays
• Center Parcs dishes up over €5m to Irish food companies
• Wild Geese Whiskey brings legal action against Jameson owner Irish Distillers in supply row
• Ronan Group appeals over Dublin office plan
• London still most popular as the desire to work abroad declines
• Leinster rugby ‘providing €66m windfall to Dublin every season’
• First woman ever to head VW Ireland
• Turbulence ahead for airlines despite global demand rise
• Ryanair hits lowest since January
• Don’t burst our Bublé
• One tragic moment in time
• Being Frank, Shelley is very disappoint­ing
• ‘Sharp Objects’: a cut above the rest
• A trip down pop’s memory lane
• Two-In-One
• Time not on Nadal’s side despite straight-sets win
• Muguruza loses crown
• McDowell keeps himself alive after day of ‘grinding’
• How Cody relishes chance to fix what’s broken
• Kilda reface into big weekend of action thatcan shape their future
• Louth on manager hunt as McGrath steps down
• Bray crisis rumbles on as players chase their unpaid wages
• Defending Close champion Corcoran faces Doran clash
• TONIGHT’S GAMES
• Humble Mbappe primed to take world by storm
• Dignified and clean, God in has become a rock for imposing Uruguay
• Old boys put Sunderland ahead of Euro giants Real and Juventus
• England have a shot but will likely lose in Russian roulete
• ‘Bspecials’ lackoffear ensuresthe­ir last-eighttie isaclassic­in themaking
• Brazil look for Neymar to stand tall after his 13 minutes, 50 seconds on the ground
• Uruguay are Cup’s most impressive side and their system is something Ireland can learn from
• WEEKEND SPORT ON TV
• Congress to tackle venue row
• Harrington dreaming of second Irish Open win
• Southgate set for Qatar
• Peter Canavan
• Cliff hanger
• NARNIAN CONNECTION­S
• FITZPATRIC­K SELLS IN SUTTON
• TOP OF THE DOCKS
• THE QUEEN OF COLOUR
• 4 ON THE MARKET
• Right side of history in Meath
• 4 ON THE MARKET
• The car-free life in Dundrum
• 4 ON THE MARKET
• Village life in Cork’s suburbia
• How to keep sane while your home is on view
• Must haves
• Over in the meadow
• Redesigned and refurnishe­d penthouse goes on the market
• Central location for Swords scheme
• Royal connection down by the Boyne
• Keeping it cool close to Donabate Beach
• Opening the door to a new Prosperous life
• Starting out in Co Kildare
• HOME economics
• The Ryan Review
• Home on The Ranch
• Of Mansfields and Lattins
• In the SALEROOMS

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