Irish Independent - 2024-05-11

• Despite Jedward, Marty and multi-coloured thongs, there’s no escaping tension in Malmo
• ‘It embodies the essence of Ireland,’ says Flatley as he launches whiskey
• Apple sorry for iPad ad that shows crushing of books and instrument­s
• AI ‘already capable of deceiving humans’ and could go rogue
• Government fighting the symptom but ignoring cause of ‘tent cities’
• State is footing the bill for migrants’ tents that are destroyed within days
• Dermot Bannon walks away from questions on promotion of government housing grants
• McGrath criticised over his claims of ‘explosion of autism’
• Housing crisis creating a new mental health timebomb, experts warn
• ‘It’s just trauma after trauma,’ says woman facing eviction as daughter prepares for exams
• Dolphins, donkeys and a date with a farmer – an American woman’s epic odyssey to visit every single county
• Lapland Santa visits could be hit by Dublin Airport passenger cap, claims Aer Lingus
• Outrage after zoo’s panda exhibit turns out to be furry dogs dyed black and white
• Russian embassy attacks ‘rabid propaganda’ after jury acquits man who reversed into its gates
• Teen ‘who was in car with Itseli’ hands himself in to gardaí
• The talented Mr Hardwicke: Is actor set to follow fellow Cork man Murphy into the big time?
• ‘Not acceptable’ that nurses are facing delays getting their pay rises, Donnelly tells INMO
• Trump trial focuses in on records ahead of testimony from Cohen
• As Barron steps into the spotlight as a Republican delegate, here is what we know about the youngest Trump
• Interview with the ‘real Martha’ from ‘Baby Reindeer’ was a difficult watch, but should it have gone ahead at all?
• Precisely why Andy Cash inflicted such depraved violence on his three siblings may never be known
• Gardaí faced questions after looking up Tallaght murders on Pulse system
• ‘No one can take your place,’ cousin tells funeral of crash victim Molly Dempsey (15)
• Scandal-hit UL going ahead with erection of bust of former tánaiste despite criticism
• Pageant queens abdicate amid reports of ‘toxic’ management
• UK man is accused of arson after becoming a spy for Russia
• Palestine’s membership bid backed by UN vote
• Civilians flee Rafah as heavy fighting keeps aid crossings closed
• Netanyahu’s disrespect has finally forced Biden’s hand
• Russia tries to breach Kharkiv defences
• ‘Ibiza can’t take any more’ – locals protest against partying holidaymak­ers
• Bonkers that Government destroys tents one day and pays for new ones the next
• Big-hearted Dolly’s real-life coat of many colours was right there in front of us, and we all cried
• Attacks on politician­s pose a threat to German democracy
• Cost of staycation­s enough to make you flee the country
• Best of luck to Bambie Thug as they fly our flag at Eurovision
• We must ask whether we’re getting value for money from surge in state spending
• Eurovision was once an actual song contest, but its evolution into tragedy-farce is now complete
• Swift action on tent cities points to the Dublin elites looking out for themselves
• Sales of electric cars slump further as motorists turn back to diesel and petrol
• Savers warned to lock in before banks start cutting deposit rates
• Plans by Aillwee Cave firm to house staff ensnared in family row over shed
• Ires Reit to appoint two Vision Capital directors to the board
• Cairn’s housing output expected to rise 30pc this year
• A boat trip to France can offer you huge savings on your favourite tipple
• The VHI is scrapping my plan – should I accept the alternativ­e they’ve offered?
• Failing to put the boot in may deter many from BYD’s SEAL
• Donoghue’s Dubs determined to keep upsetting the status quo in Leinster
• Jacksonand­Begganinvi­tedbackfor­furtherNFL­trials
• ‘WE FELT IF YOU PUT DONEGAL IN A DIFFICULT CORNER, THEY WOULDN’T COME BACK. THEY’D ACCEPT’
• 2010 . . . the good, bad and ugly of the last truly epic Leinster football saga
• Kingdom ‘phenomenon’ Crowley continues to shine in both codes as he eyes U-20 football final
• London native Obahor says his ‘special’ dream is to play in Croke Park
• Time waits for no manager
• McGeady: ‘Celtic-Rangers games are the ones you are judged on’
• Haaland hits back at critics over his touches
• Maguire slips behind in wet and windy New Jersey
• Klopp has earned messianic status despite feeling he should have won more at Liverpool
• Arteta has learned quickly where Ten Hag has not
• Cullen’s mind open for final calls as Leinster go strong
• Munster primed for cold revenge in heated rivalry
• Ndudi aiming to take giant leap in green at the Games
• Balbirnie helps Ireland to stunning five-wicket victory over Pakistan in T20 opener
• Carr soldiers on as she takes road less travelled for Paris
• ‘Cherry’ looks ripe for Ascot after stellar Cork display
• ‘Bodies were strewn on the pavement’: the worst day of carnage during the Troubles
• Foul-mouthed Father Jack makes it into Ireland’s historical Who’s Who
• 15 BLOCKBUSTE­RS YOU CAN’T MISS THIS SUMMER Paul Whitington
• The original stage whodunit still has the power to surprise
• HOW THE REAL-LIFE TOLL OF TOXIC STANDARDS MOVED ME TO TEARS
• ‘I WAS ALWAYS A SHY PERFORMER BUT WHEN I PLAY NOW, I FEEL TOTALLY FREE’
• SCYTHES, PITCHFORKS AND BURNING TURF: THE 300-YEAR REVOLT FOR IRISH LAND
• Liz Nugent on Marian Keyes and why all her books are whydunits
• It’s not just Gen Z who are not answering our calls
• HOW CAN I KEEP ON TOP OF MY ONLINE SUBSCRIPTI­ONS?
• Weekend Hitlist
• WeekendQ&A
• The ‘Sataysfied’ Chicken
• Chaat Potatoes with Tamarind Yoghurt & Pickles
• Crowd-pleasing cuisine is Tipp’s odds-on favourite
• Chorizo Crumble Mac & Cheese
• My new partner is blessed in the size department and sex can be painful. Could my vagina be permanentl­y damaged?
• A checklist for post-Leaving Cert holidays

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