Irish Independent - 2019-07-16

• Two-thirds of primary school pupils stuck in overcrowde­d classes
• Frontrunne­r for EU chief prepared to delay Brexit
• A licence to shock
• Ana Kriegel trial
• Action needed now to stop League of Ireland clubs falling behind Euro rivals
• Growing number of ‘libel tourists’ make their way to Ireland
• An expert guide to getting a good night’s sleep
• HSE revamp must be much more than skin deep
• Evidence against financier Epstein ‘growing stronger by the day’
• Global grounding of Boeing 737 Max ‘will cost the region served by Shannon Airport €58m’
• An olive branch to the next British PM, but will he accept?
• Greens critical of ‘lack of ambition on climate change’
• FF in call for €11m to cover costs of Trump visit
• ‘They’re making example of him’ – father accuses US authoritie­s
• Stretched parents forced to deny children school items as costs rise
• ‘It is extremely important the court has all relevant assistance’ before decision
• Illegal streaming of Premier League soccer to be blocked before new season kicks off
• Redundancy scheme on cards as fewer health staff need ed
• Homecare limits add to numbers now stuck in hospital
• Review of the CervicalCh­eck test-d elay crisis brand ed ‘a joke’
• ‘It took an Irishman to revolution­ise the way England play cricket’ – Morgan lauded after World Cup glory
• Extra funding ‘can’t keep up’ with rising sexual violence calls
• Lethal cartel starts to unravel as eight gangsters are jailed after Gard a probes into feud
• Tracker total set to rise over 40,000 cases and cost €1bn
• Jailed killer confesses to murdering Irish woman in her home
• Millions flee homes, scores dead as monsoon rains strike
• Trump wants apology
• Jacob Zuma corruption inquiry
• Republican leaders greet latest outburst with a wall of silence
• Teacher jailed for sex with 13-year-old boy
• Relatives of Germany’s last Kaiser want to return to palace
• The time for optimism has passed – and now we’re looking at a hard Border whether we like or not
• Millions of children are missing vital vaccines, warns UN
• Our rocking history turns to rubble
• HSE NEEDS DRASTIC SURGERY – WE CAN ONLY HOPE FOR A CURE
• Blackstone eyes €2bn distributi­on arm of CRH
• UK, China and US exports all swing higher
• Belfast vs Dublin: North scores higher for female startups
• Ardagh’s food packaging tie up will be used to slash debt
• Limerick Tunnel’s state subsidy fell as traffic and toll income grew
• Goodman fund lifts stake in Green Reit at €1.82 a share
• HoF tie-up forces Sports Direct to delay results
• Baxterstor­ey Ireland reports pre-tax loss as expansion costs hit
• Bill Linnane on how to survive a foreign holiday with kids
• SATELLITE
• Murphy skips Kerry return to focus on champion bid
• England keen to keep Morgan at helm for T20s
• We have not revisited 2015 loss to Pumas, says Henshaw
• Benson targets Riga impact after overcoming battle to regain fitness
• Bruce takes flight from Owls job
• Mahdy’s early blast keeps Students on upward curve
• Sugrue floating like a butterfly as Open dream becomes reality
• Dunphy red the only blot for Brennan as Laois look ahead
• GAA inviting participat­ion in calendar and fixtures survey
• Kerry defenders wanted to prove a point – Murphy
• Connolly can fill a Dublin void that didn’t previously exist
• Lack of belief cost Rebels a semi-final spot – Corcoran
• O’Leary keeping his eyes on Leinster prize
• Nicolas Roche
• Path clear for Conway to extend stay as FAI president
• Harrington likes his chances of becoming oldest ‘winner’ in town
• LEADING MAN MORAN CAN BOLSTER KERRY’S YOUNG CORE
• IT’S BEEN AN INCREDIBLE JOURNEY TO GET TO THIS POINT – CLARKE
• CODY’S RECIPE CONTINUES TO DEFY LOGIC
• Winning over the public remains FAI’s biggest battle

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