Irish Independent - 2019-08-06

• €5 boost for pensioners as Budget battle lines are drawn
• Show time: Yvonne set for mane event
• Internet to blame for gun massacres, says Trump
• Meet Ireland’s first wedding ‘doula’
• Jack O’Connor set for dramatic return with Kildare
• News: Dire warning that Brexit will permanentl­y shrink Irish economy
• Priest hits out over ‘appalling’ altar gifts including cigarettes, beer and detergent
• Why is Government foisting another new tax on us?
• Colm Keys: Where next for Keegan is the vital question for Mayo
• Cooler than ever: The reinventio­n of ice-cream
• ‘Fortnite’ winner will give €45,000 prize to parents
• Drug dealer tries to escape jail by dressing up as daughter
• Irish airlines vs DAA: Battle lines drawn over price of progress at Dublin Airport
• Up in smoke – cigarette sales here tumble by a quarter in just five years
• No regrets: People say I’ve sold out but I’ve no problem – I sleep every night, insists McGrath
• Councils to write off rate debts for owners of vacant business premises
• New round of funding for housing on local authority sites
• End of an era: Titanic yard Harland and Wolff to file for insolvency today
• Teenager loses battle for life after suspected drugs tragedy
• Supermac’s lovin’ it after landmark ruling against fast food giant
• Police use sniffer dogs in nature resort for missing Nora as fears grow for vulnerable teenager
• €1m paid to Scally and CervicalCh­eck inquiry expert team
• More than one child a day has to be rescued from locked car
• Latest speech on gun carnage was infuriatin­g in its insincerit­y
• Ohio killer compiled ‘hit list’ and ‘rape list’ of classmates when he was in high school
• ‘Cesspool of hate’ website used by gunman is forced offline
• Death toll reaches 31 as two more victims die
• New probe into murder of mother whose body was found in bog 25 years ago
• Doctors forced to ‘ration’ ICU care due to lack of beds and staff
• Victim in coma after late-night violent attack in restaurant
• Staff at Bank of Ireland accuse bosses of ‘reneging’ on trackers
• ‘Hiding in plain sight’: New species of dinosaur is discovered after 30 years on display in museum
• Protesters and police clash as Hong Kong crisis worsens
• Pakistan anger as India ends special status for Kashmir
• Turkmen leader returns from ‘Gates of Hell’
• Trump has opened door to gun tragedies like these – but media must also do more
• Welcome: This is a Brexit-free zone for now
• RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS IS TAKING PRECEDENCE OVER RIGHT TO LIVE
• VAT hike has hit tourism industry where it hurts
• Solo life: Pharma and IT workers ‘prefer to be contractor­s’
• Google draws the rich and famous to summit
• Services growing but pace slows due to Brexit
• I may be at work, but I am definitely on holiday time
• Two-In-One
• SATELLITE
• Auxilia justifies Lyons’ faith with impressive success at Naas
• Bohan relishing crack at Cork as Dublin ease into last four
• English suffer Ashes woe after entering Lyon’s den
• Goosen: Italy must hold on to O’Shea to continue to make progress
• Maguire’s strengths just what United need
• Spurs prepare for flurry of Eriksen interest after English window shuts
• We must find rhythm in attack – McEleney
• Teen star Parkhouse hits Waterford for four to clinch Derry’s final berth
• Dangerous how black cards are being given out – Harte
• We are no longer fading out at the end of games, insists revitalise­d Enright
• Ó Sé: Seven-day gap will have big effect on Mayo
• Schmidt’s first cut paves way for Kleyn to shine in bid for World Cup ticket
• Race to Japan heats up as Schmidt cuts Dillane and Scannell for opener
• CITY FEARING MAHREZ DRUG TEST KO

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