Irish Independent - 2018-08-30

• Michael D in line of Dragons’ fire
• ‘I got a tattoo – guess where?’
• More cancer victims face gruelling court battles
• Laura Larkin
• College drop-out joins list
• Irish Church failed in
• Russia flexes its naval power as Assad plots new assault in Syria
• ‘Centrists need to stick to the facts’
• Jastine’s parents reveal her poignant final letter
• D itching accountanc­y to go back to college music to Andrew’s ears
• ROCK AND REVOLUTION HISTORY UP FOR GRABS AT AUCTION
• Po stmasters in call for An Post closures to halt for five years
• Private sector workers earn €14,000 less than those in public sector
• The sick and homeless don’t have enough votes to sway this government
• PTSB will consider selling more of its €3bn ‘bad’ mortgages to vultures
• Gallagher in property and pharma since failed Áras campaign
• President’s swearing-in to clash with Armistice centenary
• Gender incentive for local elections ‘too soft and slow’
• Elderly targeted in spate of violent burglaries on estate
• M ulvey is appointed toseaton INM board
• Parents reveal poignant final letter vowing to make them ‘really proud’
• Experts baffled by explosion of lion’s mane jellyfish on the west coast
• Record 3,867 children are living in emergency accommodat­ion
• Smiling at livestock makes meat taste better, farmers told
• College places for 2,226 in second round of CAO offers
• Reliance on census ‘not adequate’ in identifyin­g demand for school places
• ‘Teach mental health at primary level’ – mother of tragic Milly
• Housing protesters defy court order and refuse to leave occupied building
• Traffic chaos on M1 after biker is killed in crash with truck
• Drug offers a ‘glimmer of hope’ to people with severe MS
• One in four would be slow to ask for help if showing early signs of dementia
• Irish charity worker faces 20 years in Greek jail on traffickin­g charges
• Reports of suspicious transactio­ns double amid terror fears
• Probe into cyber criminals posing as lawyers to swindle firms
• Olive oil ‘better than Viagra’ at helping men in the bedroom
• Bees get a buzz off pesticides in same way humans get hooked on smoking
• Germans backing Donnery to head ECB watchdog
• ‘We must never lose control again’ – Donohoe wants to balance books
• Hopes historic building can be restored after fire
• ‘Scallop Wars’ spark ‘battle on high seas’ between French and British boats
• Counsel is 17th Trump aide to depart
• Outrage as Puerto Rico hurricane death toll rockets to 2,975
• President bullying Google is another step on slippery authoritar­ian slope
• One in four 14-year-old girls in UK has self-harmed
• Stormy Daniels legal case is ‘denying Trump free speech’
• Brazil sends in troops as Venezuelan­s flood border
• US officials ‘irritated’ by secret talks between Japan and North Korea
• Archbishop’s letter to Pope was a declaratio­n ofwar–
• We can’t wait 200 years for gender parity on councils – we need quotas
• As my son starts school, the hardest lesson will be me learning to let him go
• An Post closures add frightenin­g chapter to a tale of two Irelands
• Blame Church, State and the ‘faithful’ who looked the other way
• Trump’s contemptib­le behaviour
• The good breakover guide
• How to wear the new neutrals
• A life of athleisure
• The best of tonight’s television
• Murphy is hopeful that Lion can roar atL eopardstow­n
• Dempsey to use Leinster lesson in reviving Bath as attacking force in English top tier
• England trust experience to protect proud home record
• This time around the South Africans are going in with eyes wide open
• LEINSTER BOOST AS LEAVY NEARS RETURN
• Mourinho’s grip weakens as star offered new deal
• Rodgers admits Celtic are at the end of squad ‘cycle’
• CHAMPIONS LEAGUE DRAW – THE LOWDOWN
• Pellegrini believes Rice has credential­s for English breakthrou­gh
• Taylor left out of Welsh squad
• Mehaffey leads way in positive start for Ireland trio in World Amateur bid
• ‘Every team seemed to have same plan and start was mental’
• Regret tinges Coney’s joy for old Tyrone team-mates
• ‘Dangerous’ conditions come under fire at US Open
• ‘It was a military approach – there was no bullsh*t’
• Quaid linked with Westmeath job after Kildare exit
• ‘If you look behind enough, you will get caught’ – Darcy
• Kelly quit Donegal because he felt unwelcome
• Greatness of Gavin’s Dubs buttressed by the numbers
• Overall PRO14 tide is rising but reigning champions Leinster will be the team to beat once again
• O’Sullivan primed to bolster Dubs quest
• Spurs still in Bazunu hunt with ’keeper set to move for record Irish fee
• Kearney: What we did last year won’t be enough to win again
• Irish rider Conor Dunne faces into unknown after team collapse
• McGeady unbeatable in Derry
• Peter Alliss’ Irish charity quest
• Lahinch ladies end long wait
• Enniscorth­y triumph in extra-time thriller
• Greystones prove infallible in Metropolit­an Trophy thriller
• GOLFING IN IRELAND’S HIDDEN HEARTLAND
• Veterans to shine at Interpros

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