Irish Independent - 2019-06-29

• Scrapping mortgage grant will derail housing market
• Sheedy re-awakens ‘Bubbles’ the flawed magician
• EU trade deal ‘massive blow’ to beef sector
• Interest rate anger
• Relief for patients as threat of ‘catastroph­ic’ 72-hour strike is lifted
• Martina Devlin: North needs more people like Ivan Cooper to solve impasse
• Sinead Ryan: Free alternativ­es to the mainstream banks
• Boxing: Harrington leads the Irish medal rush in Minsk
• Global leaders clash over values of the G20 amid world economic fears
• Compo culture: The extraordin­ary images that show how businesses are targeted by insurance claimants
• Sales of sun cream rocket as thousands hit the beach
• Forget the duvet day – a stolen afternoon at the seaside is the most sinful of pleasures
• ‘Red alert’ in France as mercury hits record 45C
• Girl (14) drowns as swimming trip turns to tragedy
• CervicalCh­eck campaigner sues US lab over wife’s death
• Tree to be planted in memory of tragic Ana
• HSE’s €80,000 -a-year chair to ‘scrutinise’ finances
• Homelessne­ss stays above 10,000 for a fourth month
• Taoiseach at odds with Donohoe on bank chief
• No public interest in publishing the Bailey report, FG leader insists
• Ronan McCrea: If Boris is at the wheel, Brexit will take a very dramatic turn
• Fine Gael’s Waterford branch now faces an uncertain future following Deasy ‘bullying’ row
• Man faces charge of murdering mother of three (34)
• ‘In school, it’s like you are forced to speak Irish – but here it just comes naturally’
• Over 20,000 teens flock to camps each year as a ‘rite of passage’
• Pride has come long way in 45 years – but LGBT activists ‘can’t just relive past glories’
• Record 32 abortions last year before repeal changed law
• RTÉ faces more financial challenges as licence fee doesn’t cut it
• Timing of this deal couldn’t be worse for agricultur­e
• Mother of son killed by one punch hopes jail term acts as a deterrent
• Judge visits bedroom over noise dispute with church
• Harris calls out Biden on race
• Right-wing extremists had ‘death list’ of rivals
• Liar, philandere­r and cheat: will Boris be the next UK PM?
• Like it or not, we share a military duty with our allies in Europe
• Journalist­s are not the ‘enemy of the people’, we are the people
• We must not allow messengers of sanity to be silenced by threats of ‘might is right’ brigade
• Foreign seamen who died for us deserve memorial
• WE SHOULD ALL TAKE PRIDE IN THE FIGHT FOR EQUAL RIGHTS
• Cevian pushes for CRH shake-up to boost valuation
• Providence threatens to sue Government over Climate Action Bill
• Apple’s design guru departs to launch his own venture
• Concern as Eurozone inflation stalls again
• Crippling rents mean I’m considerin­g buying a house with a friend
• Player power forces ‘old-school’ O’Neill out at Forest
• Record prize fund for Portrush Open
• ‘IT NEVER LEAVES YOU. I LOST MYSELF. I LOST EVERYTHING’
• AGE NO BARRIER FOR PRENDERGAS­T
• JOHN MULLANE
• SHEEDY RE-AWAKENS ‘BUBBLES’ THE FLAWED MAGICIAN
• Maher attributes Tipp’s good run to ‘just focusing on ourselves’ as he prepares for another stern test
• Limerick will improve but rejuvenate­d Premier men have scoring power to build on impressive momentum
• WHY DAVY’S SYSTEM HAS TO WORK
• Kilkenny should relish return to Croker, but Wexford’s need is greater
• Cats’ capacity to become old dogs for the hard road may sink Models
• Slow death of man-markers causing panic in new systems
• Only predictabl­e thing about Mayo is their unpredicta­bility
• Mulligan: Victory over Kildare is a must for Tyrone or the knives will be out for Harte
• Gannon lifts siege to strike title blow for Dundalk
• Ogedi-Uzokwe hits hat-trick as Derry prove far too strong for woeful Cork
• Toner bullet shoots down UCD
• Resilient Rapinoe fires US to England semi-final showdown
• Barker goes from zero to hero
• Chelsea threaten to cancel Morata deal with Atletico
• Boyle brace boosts Harps
• No more ‘Quiet Please’ for Power as Waterford’s finest returns as Open contender
• Clarke hits ‘birdie’ trouble after Senior rules breach
• ‘Van Dyck’ can be master in Derby double
• Pressure off for Magees ahead of semi-final battle

Irish Independent - 2019-06-28

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