Irish Independent - 2019-07-01

• On the brink: HSE boss told of safety fears and bullying
• End of the drought: Davy’s men set sights on All-Ireland
• Varadkar won’t rule out backing trade deal despite farmers’ flak
• How the Red Cross saved my life
• My boyfriend shuts me out when we fight
• Eilish O’Regan:
• GAA insists members’ data is safe despite IT firm’s financial trouble
• Local priest leads prayers for those affected by the murder of Ana Kriegel
• Rashford sticks with Reds as Lukaku targets Inter mission
• Judge politician­s on their ability, not their personal lives
• Democrats slam Trump over ‘photo op with dictator’
• Senator finally repays €30,000 three years late
• Dublin wins most of venture capital investment backed by Enterprise Ireland
• Sun to stick around but respite from high heat as temperatur­es ease off
• Up to 30,000 women ‘facing a distressin­g wait for treatment’
• Robinson faces fresh criticism for role in Dubai princess case as sheikh’s wife flees to Germany
• Bank to seek injunction on farm at centre of eviction row
• ‘No grace period’ as Airbnb hosts who flout rules face prison
• Hogan must be wondering if his future is now on the butcher’s block
• So much for the climate emergency – emissions don’t count if they’re far away
• Mercosur and Ireland: What impact will agreement have on our economy?
• Summit suspended as EU leaders unable to agree on new president
• Tragic couple who lost their lives in US road crash are ‘together forever’
• Women feel inferior and less suited to Stem jobs than men
• Property inflation at lowest level in the past five years
• Man (21) dies and three injured as car overturns in 5am crash
• Man accused of sexually assaulting woman on Luas
• Tributes to ‘one in a million’ actor Tom Jordan who was with ‘Fair City’ from the start
• Father was ‘foaming at mouth’ while out with baby
• Gardaí will no longer notify Gsoc about the use of pepper spray
• A piece of political theatre – but no denying this was a big ratings win for White House
• Democrats slam president over ‘photo op with ruthless dictator’
• Nuclear plants facing closure as heatwave grips Europe
• Baby fights for life after eight-months pregnant woman stabbed to death in street
• As Ireland’s new MEPs start work, it’s vital they can put difference­s aside and wear the green jersey
• Brexit should not be allowed to obscure Government’s overspendi­ng
• Ageless joy of ‘going round the bend’
• Haulier is first in Ireland to use gas-fuelled trucks
• G-20 thaw in US-China trade war could prove calm before new storms
• New orders fall as June PMI hits six-year low
• Bloomsbury shows it still has magic touch for selling books
• Never ever leave a Mayo game before the long whistle blows
• FOOD TIMEBOMB: Why is ultra-processed food so bad for us?
• ‘Not all processed foods are bad’
• THREE COMMON EMERGENCIE­S
• ‘I was shocked when they said it was lung cancer’
• I secretly monitor my son’s email, but now I can’t stop.
• What I’m Really Thinking ...summer holidays
• I suffer with kidney stones. Why do they keep forming?
• The Jam Man doubles up in sweet success for McNally
• Kenny bags €70,000 and a car in Belgian triumph
• Casey thrilled by Irish Open place after qualifier ‘boost’
• National road race crown ‘means so much to me’ says Bennett
• Controvers­ial move completes Verstappen’s fightback win
• Golden boy Walker aiming to carry Minsk magic to Tokyo
• Teenager smashes Irish record in Watford win
• Azarenka takes aim at attitude to tennis mothers
• Greene needs history to keep repeating itself to keep his lifelong Olympic dream alive
• Djokovic taps into grass roots knowledge by hiring former champ as coach
• Bairstow’s ‘fire’ burns off India to delight Morgan
• Connell say reality hasn’t sunk in after ‘dream’ Celtic switch
• Salah strikes to help Egyptians walk into last-16 with perfect record
• Rovers fans crossed line with personal abuse – Perth
• Schoolboys camp throw FAI plans into turmoil
• Today’s Games
• Ellis clearly States her allegiance­s for England battle
• Reborn Tyrone firmly back in contention for the All-Ireland
• Red Hands go back to future and edge closer to ‘Super 8s’
• Goals prove crucial as Tyrone survive Down rally
• Reilly strike seals deal for Breffni
• Sugrue ready to take on ‘one of the big boys’ after Offaly victory
• Doyle goal edges it for Carlow
• Horan’s men ‘dig hard’ to overcome Armagh surge
• Collins hails Tubridy as Banner edge out wasteful Westmeath
• Bohan hails Dubs’ young guns as Whyte makes it eight in row
• McLaughlin­s’ goal rush fires Donegal to victory
• Tipp’s interim manager lauds predecesso­r and players
• Laois overcome ‘Croke Park mistakes’ to heap more misery on Westmeath
• Limerick eye the big prize after O’Neill inspires Munster win
• Models fashion famous victory as Redmond struts his stuff in decider
• Kiely’s boys make it a clean sweep as Tipp run into a green wall
• Liberation for Wexford as long wait for Leinster glory ends in style
• ‘That man would die for us, and we’d die for him’ – O’Hanlon
• January finale to the All-Ireland club championsh­ips an insult to everyone involved
• Wexford rising
• SURGE SEALS ‘TREATY SLAM’ FOR KIELY’S MUNSTER KINGPINS
• O’BRIEN EYES UP LEGER FOR SOVEREIGN AFTER LUCKY 13TH

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