Irish Independent - 2019-07-17

• Brazen banks refuse to own up to 10,000 tracker cases
• Historic moment:
• Girl (5) lured to derelict house and assaulted by three young boys
• Mr Moonlight case: children sue killer Quirke for damages
• Beauty queens for the #MeToo generation
• Regulator looks weak as families forced to fend for themselves
• Boost for first-time buyers as help-to-buy scheme set to be extended in the Budget
• Dead rubbers should signal end of Super 8s format
• We all need to call out offensive treatment of women when we see it
• Garda who was in early Westlife line-up guilty of cocaine possession
• I am no racist, says Trump as he renews attack on congresswo­men
• Slowing seat growth ‘may not deliver fare boost’ for Ryanair
• Whale of a time: ‘They’ve never been so close’ – father and son circled by humpbacks
• Popular TV shows such as ‘Paw Patrol’ and ‘My Little Pony’ are making children prejudiced
• Donohoe says no deal ‘more likely’ as he rejects UK push to bin backstop
• New chief augurs well for Brexit – but keeps up the pressure on our tax rates
• Boris has no route through the mess he has created
• Ross approves nearly 50 judges ‘despite all his threats to walk out’
• Rural broadband firms deny their €400m 5G plan ‘too good to be true’
• Children of Bobby Ryan suing killer Quirke for damages
• Last Portrush Open in 1951 teed up a fine romance
• Empowermen­t: RDS to mark 100 years of women saddling up at Dublin Horse Show
• Park ranger who took own life left note on ‘workplace bullying’
• Proposed newhealth boards will have own budgets
• At least 26 women in ‘IT glitch’ screening crisis to undergo further tests
• HSE outsources ‘over half of homecare services’ despite private providers being ‘twice the price’
• ‘What a feeling’ – Apollo 11’s third man takes centre stage 50 years after launch
• Father of one killed with knife as he sat on couch, court told
• Diocesan delight: Pope appoints new bishop after rumours Clonfert would be lost in merger
• Disabled man was confronted by ‘mob of vigilantes’
• Drunk health worker lashed out at medics at open-air concert
• President says Google could be probed over ‘China treason’
• Pampered generation are now getting lessons in how to be adults
• HUMAN COST OF THE TRACKER SCANDAL WON’T BE FORGOTTEN
• Lesson from history about the peddlers of populism
• Low-cost airlines come and go but Europe’s capacity glut persists
• EU’s surplus with US grows as China feels bite of trade wars
• Owners of Irish Daily Mail see profits hit €1.17m
• The block stuff:
• Hotels’ costs rising faster than revenues, says report
• Double ethanol in petrol now to meet Ireland’s climate goals - industry
• INBS had no counter-balance to Fingleton, inquiry is told
• ‘In am ag cáin chathrach i mBÁC óstáin faoin tuath a shábháil . . .’
• ‘Sábháil ostáin faoin tuath le cáin ó BÁC’
• DEA-SHEACHTAIN / DROCHSHEAC­HTAIN LE CHRIS GREENE
• Who says diesel is dead? Plenty of change in Audi’s A4 and brand new power unit on its way
• Seven steps to finding your new electric car
• Independen­t Advice Desk
• Mitsubishi reveals prices and spec of its new L200
• Anna Hart switches off and goes away without her iPhone
• How to help kids when they’re worried about the environmen­t
• SATELLITE
• Frankie to soar but Viadera can land Cairn Rouge
• Shefflin all set to halt Model train in Leinster U-20 decider
• Donegal ringmaster­s continue to crack whip
• Riga outcome set to define Dundalk’s Euro journey
• French hold little fear for determined U-19s
• Lennon: We will not be selling Tierney on the cheap
• ‘It’s hard to believe I won at Augusta, I still relive it’
• Harrington’s case for Portmarnoc­k if Open goes global
• Michael Fortune – Man of many parts who lived life to the full
• Associatio­n ready to defy Ross to keep Conway on as president
• ‘Páirc’ closed until 2020 as pitch overhaul gets under way
• Racing’s ‘Tiger’ Dettori to steal show on return to Kingdom
• ‘IT’S THE CALM BEFORE THE STORM BECAUSE WE WILL BE ON THE ATTACK SOON’
• Burke, O’Connor and Ryan in Kildare frame to replace Cian O’Neill,

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