Irish Independent - 2024-05-13

• How movie magic made Dingle a star in the eyes of tourists
• Who did Ireland vote for – and who voted for us?
• Principal says policy is ‘gaslightin­g kids with severe dyslexia’
• ‘My child comes home and says he hates being dumb. It breaks my heart’ – mum
• Appeal to help Gazan mother and girl (7) who saw family shot dead
• Yuno cuts its prices with deal for new fixed-rate customers
• Irish stars dazzle at TV Baftas but miss out on big prizes
• Homeowners told to check policies over ‘scary’ restrictio­ns on insurance cover
• Asylum-seeker welfare support review to be done ‘within weeks’
• Con Queen: The ‘crazy, evil genius’ whose cruel scam netted millions
• Springstee­n visits favourite Irish haunts during tour, including Dublin chipper
• Suspect questioned after father of two fatally stabbed at house party
• More wind and solar farms needed now to hit climate targets, ministers warned
• Israel battles Hamas again in places it had cleared previously
• Vatican could face embarrassi­ng lawsuit from angry museum staff
• Trump’s ex-confidant Cohen ‘at risk’ as he prepares to testify
• Hannibal Lecter ‘is a wonderful man’, says Trump in rant at rally
• Putin reshuffles his top military command as war in third year
• Pig kidney patient dies two months after his transplant
• Roger Corman was master of ‘exploitati­on’ movies and helped launch gifted directors
• Spectre of RTÉ scandal hangs over all quangos – and now it’s haunting Harris
• It’s clear that the ICJ found claims of Israeli genocide in Gaza entirely plausible
• Putting obstacles in way of young smokers and vapers has merit
• Our Government must show more leadership to save the people in Rafah
• It’s ridiculous and unfair that the GAA is persisting with a paywall for hurling
• Why more public services as Gaeilge can help Irish be an everyday language again
• Big banks with HQs here are on wrong side of climate fight
• Hotel market bounces back with three new groups about to enter
• Activity in building sector expanding at a two-year high
• WEEK AHEAD WEEK 20
• ‘How do I stop staff turnover and make sure customers get a personal touch?’
• Firm that once promised ‘free energy’ is liquidated
• How can I help cure my daughter’s ingrown nail?
• Is Epsom salt really a skin saviour? The evidence is unclear
• A diagnosis of cancer has a way of making every day feel special. There is no time to hold grudges
• Your Stars
• McGuinness hails Donegal heroes after Ulster thriller
• Arteta: We have kept ‘our box of dreams’ alive in title race
• A Munster epic for the ages but where has this version of Cork been hiding?
• Djokovic blames head injury for shock exit
• Farke insists disallowed goal should have stood
• Martin confident Saints can find another gear
• Relieved Arsenal do the bare minimum to keep title race alive after nervy display
• Ratcliffe in ‘Wembley of the North’ talks
• McGinn insists Villa determined to rain on Klopp’s farewell parade
• United power past Spurs to lift cup
• Pochettino: Sterling will have say on Chelsea future
• Maguire not finished yet, but he’s putting his family first
• Lennon backs Saints to find right man as new boss hunt turns to Kenny
• Rodgers: We must go finish the job now
• Donegal persistenc­e prevails as Arm ag h pay penalty again
• Red flags raised but no sign that blue tide is turning
• Brennan exposes a few chinks even as Dubs reign on
• Rosy picture lets Rowntree toast another job well done
• O’Brien channels frustratio­n into bid to be part of big Leinster days
• Stirling laments dropped catches after Pakistan level T20 series
• Los Angeles enters O’Brien’s Derby team after Leopardsto­wn trial win
• McClean pips Nolan to Irish Amateur title with brilliant final round

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