Irish Independent - 2020-05-22

• Highlighti­ng concerns:
• Gardaí warn new Covid rules can’t be enforced
• Leaving Cert plans plunged into fresh chaos
• Spanish streets dug up in hunt for Red Hugh
• Streaming movies: An epic take on women behind the camera
• My eight-day, mini-World Cup plan to save the FACup
• Holiday dilemma: Is it too soon to be travelling abroad?
• Johnson cleared over Arcuri links ‘but may have had relationsh­ip’
• Graduates don’t want to work in public sector, but older profession­als crave its security
• Nursing homes asked to take in patients without negative swab
• Exposure of latent ageism in virus response highlights need to reform care systems for older people
• Who will be tested for antibodies – and are we going to get immunity passports?
• Why most people will be happy to return to office working
• Public warned there is no protection if virus picks up speed as just 1pc of population may have been exposed
• Chaos over exams as ASTI refuses to help on calculated grades
• Pubs co-owned by former rugby star take legal action against insurer
• No inspection­s ‘at this time’ for direct provision centres with virus outbreaks
• More than 100 very obese patients are hospitalis­ed with coronaviru­s
• State will borrow but there’s ‘no such thing as free money’
• Dressmaker teams up with doctor to create reusable PPE
• European nations look to salvage summer tourism by reopening borders
• Two hours in work meeting is ‘guidance and not a rule’
• Jobs recovery at high risk as eurozone economy hit again
• MTK Global partners with sports firm advised by Kinahan
• Green Party wants ‘neutral’ Attorney General to ensure laws are not blocked
• US prosecutor­s launch bid to uphold Martens’ murder conviction­s
• DNA testing on ‘human’ remains in car found in lake
• Some 54,000 face being stranded – as Dublin transport headache is laid bare
• Bar told to pay €20,000 to waitress sacked over ‘mystery shopper sting’
• Chinese clampdown threatens more unrest in Hong Kong
• Trump threatens to withhold funding for states over false voter fraud claims
• Jason O’Mahony
• Ex-attorney of president released from prison over health concerns
• ONLY TOTAL CO-OPERATION WILL ALLOW US TO BEAT THIS
• Drunken scenes risk undoing all the good work so far
• In these dark times we can’t afford to be looking forward to a bright green future
• A ‘cautious’ reopening may hinder recovery Goodbody
• Stobart Air owner takes £40m hit on sale of brand and design rights
• Digicel debt savings capped at $1.6bn
• Seasoned McGann faces a roasting as activists light fire under troubled Aryzta
• Demand for invoice finance ‘to grow’ after lockdowns
• Analog Devices readies appeal over €43m tax spat
• Ulster Bank customers hit out at timing of loan sale letters
• Scotland bans companies based in tax havens from receiving virus bailouts
• Nash raring to go as AFL returns to training
• Nuclear Wintour: Inside the Vogue wars
• Home comforts: How Dublin band A House and St Pat’s got David Kelly through the 80s
• SATELLITE
• Towering glory
• Romancing the Stone House
• 3 On the Market
• Renewed back lanes of Terenure provide mod pads
• Home Economics
• Go with the flow...
• Sexton wants to keep going following ‘taste of retirement’
• Doherty aims for Champions League
• Dr Doyle happy to turn his life upside down to train for Games
• Almost one in three Cavan club players against 2020 championsh­ip
• Dortmund happy to bide time for £100m Sancho bid
• Tyrrell’s battle with Corbett summed up fierceness of Kilkenny/Tipp
• Euro failure would widen United Covid loss to £75m
• Cooney: We’re itching to get back as soon as safety allows
• MOLLOY SET TO SHINE AS POLISH LEAGUES READY FOR RETURN
• EUROPEAN TOUR SET TO RESTART WITH FIVE-WEEK ‘BRITISH SWING’
• Classic games for a whole new generation

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