Irish Independent - 2018-07-10

• ‘Brexit is dying’
• Do you tell granny how to babysit?
• Rescue team prays to ‘rain god’ with five still trapped
• Tribes to reign, but Cats will push them
• Irish ministers warned to stay off UK media
• Irish designers court ‘relatable’ Meghan’s fashion seal of approval
• Weinstein pleads not guilty to new sex assault charges
• Ryanair ‘pulls out all stops’ in bid to beat pilot strike
• We should take the presidency for granted
• BoI loses more talent in new shake-up at lender
• Prince Louis snoozes through his big day
• Newlyweds’ trip ‘to boost visitors from UK’ – despite Brexit effect
• Varadkar expects May can ‘pull
• Who is Britain’s new Brexit minister?
• Brexit bounce for Dublin but London holds pole position for FDI
• ‘We have to find a solution – not just for Ireland but for all of us’
• Who could replace Theresa May?
• Brussels taunts ‘rats fleeing a sinking ship’
• Máiría Cahill joins SDLP as local councillor
• Fifty turned away over problems with travel documents
• ‘Staycation’ bounce for tourism sector as heatwave falters
• Data laws can ground the drones
• More holiday chaos as Irish Ferries ship out of action
• Public not feeling much love as millions of ants take to the skies
• ‘Rinse jellyfish stings in vinegar’
• Widespread restrictio­ns ‘inevitable’ unless water demand falls
• Former ‘Fair City’ actor jailed for six years for raping woman in his van
• Newest smear test ‘could save many more women from cancer’
• Apple iPhones rank lower than most other handsets in making calls
• ‘I stayed positive through bad spell, now days of being homeless are over’
• Sec ond hike in gas and elec tric ity is on the c ards
• Disposable income has risen for the poorest here
• How 25-year-old former monk kept trapped Thai schoolboys alive
• US police question Rhys Meyers after ‘episode’ on plane
• Gardaí quiz suspec t over fatal stabbing of man in pac ked pub
• Ex-Anglo boss to be sentenced for ‘Maple 10’ loans
• Death toll rises to 110 in Japan as rain threatens further landslides
• Personal chauffeur of 25 years suing ‘callous’ Trump for unpaid overtime
• Archaeolog­ists work to repair ancient treasures destroyed by Isil
• As Brexit delusion deepen s, we need to get real about ‘no deal’
• Brexit Romantics like Johnson and Davis must accept the limits of reality
• Brooding rituals help keep the evil spirits at bay – but can’t stop my next chapter
• Johnson and Davis go but themess remains
• Mining ground water could be answer to our supply problems
• Look for nearest emergency Brexit
• NTMA boss urges sale of bank stakes amid Irish debt warning
• Bank seeks €22m back from brothers in datacentre bid
• Property agent tipping €3bn market for Irish commercial property this year
• Greencoat eyes €250m share raise to buy wind assets
• Shareholde­rs agree deal to save Irish toy manufactur­er
• Neueda Technologi­es announces 200 jobs in Republic
• Amryt wins NHS funding for its cholestero­l drug
• Trade war fears won’t save QE – Draghi
• Sale of stately home could collapse due to dispute, court is told
• Ardagh to redeem $440m of senior notes in deleveragi­ng bid
• Brexit turmoil fails to hit market spirits
• A right royal review
• What it feels like to... plan LGBT weddings
• Week 3: Adapt your training routine to work out in the heat
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• ‘Rosie’ can bounce back with a bang for Mullins
• Serena again proves to be the mother superior
• BMC shine for Porte as time trial reveals team stresses
• Feely and Kildare turning potential into results
• Donegal: ‘We didn’t question playing Dubs in Croker this Saturday’
• Barrrecord­s season’s best with Lucerne win
• Donnelly: Our players have proved they can be the best in the land
• Walsh’s fresh start reaping dividends
• Alli: ‘You want to test yourself against the best’
• Eddy: Focus remains on both women’s sevens and 15s
• Caulfield knows Cork are up against it for biggest Euro test since Bayern
• England haven’t yet faced quality of our midfield – Bilic
• Greatness beckons for new generation of hotshots
• Henry keeping low profile as he plots demise of fellow countrymen
• THE KEY MEN
• Semi-final the perfect stage for ever-maturing Pogba to leave his indelible mark on St Petersburg
• GAA poised for €3m bonanza
• Wary McIlroy keen not to ‘over-prepare’ for British Open bid

Irish Independent - 2018-07-09

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