Irish Independent - 2024-05-09

• Why I’ve just bought my 44th edition of ‘The Great Gatsby’
• Presenter may be primed for swift return to TV in next season of ‘Dancing With the Stars’
• ‘They were scared of our power’: Trinity students tell how they got college to cut its ties with Israel
• Israeli candidate deselected over Gaza stance, Soc Dems say
• ‘We say no to Israel holding bombs in one hand and glitter in the other’ – Eurovision faces angry protests
• Giant leap in silicon purity may transform future of computers
• Drinking water at risk as almost half of septic tanks fail inspection
• Parents bereft as ‘one-second’ road accident claims life of their baby boy
• University of Limerick to make apology for housing deal at centre of garda probe
• Never been to New York? Teleport yourself through a portal in Dublin
• What has Simon Harris achieved in his first month as Taoiseach?
• SF hopeful called for significan­t increase in number of migrants
• Asylum-seekers offered €75 extra per week to exit tents amid shortage
• Sharp turn by Sinn Féin over immigratio­n is doing the trick
• Glory Days: How Bruce Springstee­n’s 1985 concert at Slane changed my life
• Judge calls a petulant Trump out for ‘cursing audibly’ during testimony from Stormy Daniels
• Woodlice set a record that has scientists rethinking their role
• How to survive peak hay fever season, and why it’s beginning earlier than normal
• Patients face medicine and food delays due to ‘unsafe’ staff levels, warns INMO
• Cash casually danced at party before killing his siblings
• China may have sent secret robot to far side of the moon
• Grace’s killer ‘must never be released, just like Ian Brady’ insist heartbroke­n families
• Two landlords who refused to return student’s deposit told they should have ‘reasonably foreseen’ damage to items
• ‘When my daughter was being diagnosed with ADHD, we realised then I had it too’
• Road death of Molly (15) is third tragedy to strike her family
• Man accused of firebombin­g home of family who raised him from young age
• Palestinia­ns are ‘awaiting execution’ as Israel closes grip on Rafah
• Tate sued by four women seeking damages for rape and sexual abuse
• Major blow to Sunak as hard-right Tory crosses aisle to join Labour
• Russia fires 55 missiles in huge attack on Ukraine power supply
• World first as new laws will give sex workers in Belgium contracts
• France to offer fertility checks to combat its falling birth rates
• ‘Worm ate part of my brain,’ reveals US presidenti­al hopeful Robert F Kennedy Jr
• It seems diamonds, are not forever as Bassey sells her top jewels
• Taking weight-loss drugs isn’t shameful, but treating them like they’re cheating is
• Coalition must stop the in-fighting and fix RTÉ funding
• Student activism is a beacon of hope in the face of unspeakabl­e horror in Gaza
• Irish solidarity with climate victims is more vital than ever
• From social connection to warmer days — spring really does make us happy
• 10 of the best: posh picnic kits to elevate your al fresco meals
• ‘Me-espresso-gate’: Irish stars deserve better than condescend­ing tropes
• Did Kim K take it a breath too far?
• Your Stars
• History calls as Wiffen twins have identical Olympic dream
• Leinster’s Connors is striving hard to be a jack of all trades
• Leamy expects big test after ‘roller-coaster’ run
• Kelleher and Peat the pick of players in AIL awards
• Camogie moves to broaden the playing window for all players
• Tribesmen loss the hardest defeat for Sligo skipper Murphy to shake off but his mind is focused now
• Durnin’s Louth clarion call: ‘It’s only impossible until it’s done’
• Tailteann Cup win would be career high, says Offaly star Pearson
• Ten Hag is sinking fast at United but any successor is set up to fail
• McIlroy blocked in PGA board bid by ‘old wounds’
• Sky to televise every Football League game on first weekend next season
• ‘He made us believe’ – Saints skipper praises Daly after boss’ exit
• Rovers ‘lucky’ to be in second spot – Lopes
• Gibson-Park’s rise from bit-part Leinster player to Ireland’s greatest No 9
• Talks begin to save sport’s Olympic status
• Injuries won’t alter Limerick’s approach
• Southgate and Tuchel to enter frame for United job

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