Irish Independent - 2020-08-03

• Virus surge in 13 nations on travel ‘green list’
• HSE advises people to have sex online or by phone to avoid spreading Covid
• ‘My brother thinks Mam prefers my kids to his’
• Coalition TDs hire party councillor­s as assistants
• Why Corofin’s beautiful game is good for the soul
• The Dwyers stood out for their style and elegance – then they vanished
• Get creative if your staycation is a washout
• How Insta-mums are helping me navigate motherhood
• Retro-style return to Earth for astronauts in SpaceX capsule
• FA Cup success gives Arteta licence to splash cash
• Wardrobe costs for ‘Late Late Show’ last year come to nearly €20,000
• Permanent TSB in talks with SBCI to create a new loan fund for small businesses
• The 35 councillor­s hired as Oireachtas assistants
• FF backbenche­rs redouble scathing criticisms of FG and Green coalition colleagues over ‘rocky start’
• VIP Varadkar: Tánaiste keeps diplomatic officers for official events
• Ministers’ expertise often in politics, not their current portfolio
• Consultanc­y firm set up by ‘absentee TD’ Murphy made €60,438 profit
• Lasting legacies: Ten politician­s who truly made a difference at Cabinet table
• A ‘skilled and practised liar’ or victim of prosecutio­n’s ‘smoke and mirrors’?
• Class sizes in primary school fall to lowest for a decade
• This might be a tad harder than asking people to stay out of pubs
• ‘State of disaster’ declared as Melbourne placed under night curfew
• Man (25) charged with murder after friend found fatally injured by canal
• ‘We hope our film debunks ignorance about racism here’
• Gasworks site under scrutiny over illness claims by residents
• Review of ban on tampon ad possible – watchdog
• Baby has a lucky escape as hijacker smashes car into vehicles
• South Africa has more than half of the cases on continent
• Confusion as Republican­s plan to ban media from Trump convention
• Driver called 999 to tell police to stop chasing him
• Netanyahu hits out over series of corruption protests at his home
• TikTok owners eye US spin-off in race to beat possible Trump ban
• Greens must find a way to temper their idealistic ambitions with realpoliti­k
• My dalliance with the dark side of the web
• LEADERS MUST USE DÁIL BREAK TO RETHINK AND TO REGROUP
• Siemens’ health arm moves for Varian Medical
• Collapse of Wirecard ‘shows greater need for EU regulation’
• Why working from home is making you paranoid
• David Coleman
• ‘We all need social connection — so don’t isolate yourself ’
• Wheel deal: I can spend an hour on the trike and I don’t even feel it
• AmInowatri­sk of iron overload?
• ‘The spinal injury staff helped me to see my life was just beginning’
• ‘Our first proper Irish holiday was one to remember’
• SATELLITE
• Champs Ratoath off to flyer despite absentees
• Super Sars’ serve notice of their title credential­s
• Geaneys to the fore as Dingle edge Legion
• Impressive opener for Sweeney’s Moorefield
• Bohs Wright on cue to maintain pressure on Dundalk
• St Jude finish puts pep in Lowry’s step ahead of PGA Championsh­ip
• Bhoys show they are surreal deal as they go in search of perfect 10
• Rovers hope loanee Burke will sign permanent deal
• Fanning penalty ends Rathnure resistance
• Shanahan turns on style to put Lismore in control
• Corofin flatten their rivals again
• Pochettino: Tottenham chiefs rejected my vision for the club
• Duffy linked to West Ham as Hughton eyes Bournemout­h opportunit­y
• SHERIDAN KEEPS JACK’S LEGACY ALIVE WITH WINNING WATERFORD DEBUT

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