Irish Independent - 2024-07-22

• A new renaissanc­e of Irish storytelli­ng? Peig would be happy
• Blood, bandages and tears amid Rebel roars
• Trump’s election plans thrown into disarray by change of rival
• Taoiseach and leader of SF discuss ‘urgent’ need to engage with Coolock community
• Residents in village plead for ‘common sense’ over refugee centre at hotel
• Health staff threaten vote on industrial action over vacant posts
• Pharmacist­s and childcare providers seek funding boost in Budget
• Probe ‘active’ as four more Barry Young gang members sentenced
• Creche worker is the subject of criminal complaint over claim child was assaulted
• Fresh clampdown on TV licence fee dodgers in revised fund plan for RTÉ
• ‘My uncle was Bishop Casey – he raped me when I was five and carried on for years’
• Around 600,000 Olympics tickets still available, including for the 100m finals
• Thriller set in sexist ’60s sinks under its dead weight
• Doctor’s eight-point plan to reform our ‘not-fit-for-purpose’ dog control system
• Tánaiste compares use of sunbeds to smoking and pledges an outright ban
• Prince Philip named in FBI files as being involved in infamous Profumo sex scandal
• Apartment tenants threatened with eviction after withholdin­g rent in dispute over parking
• Longoria decries low number of Latinos and women in film and TV
• Fugitive drug kingpin hid in plain sight as profession­al football flop
• Germans trade driver licences for free travel passes under scheme
• Women and children among at least 15 people killed in the latest Israeli air strikes on Gaza
• Massive crowds protest at wide-scale tourism in Mallorca
• AI-generated child sex abuse images are being based on real victims, report finds
• Victory for Bangladesh protesters on jobs after dozens die in clashes
• Jeremy Hunt says Tories got it wrong over the pandemic
• Couple are found dead after setting off on Atlantic sailing
• SF decline and FG exodus leaves rake of ‘nailed-on’ election berths all to play for
• Time is of the essence in leading the way on climate action
• Dáil has been turned into a high-stakes game of Simon Says by the whip system
• Doherty’s ‘East-West Berlin’ cycle-lane analogy is baloney
• Final report into Project Eagle sale delayed until October 31
• Demand for AI skills helps revive hiring in tech sector
• WEEK AHEAD WEEK 30
• How can I make sure employees are honest and don’t try to shift the blame for mistakes?
• Mobile data traffic expected to grow by 16.5pc a year to 2028
• I didn’t realise just how much pain I had until I was told it wasn’t normal
• How can my mother avoid having a stroke?
• Dreams sometimes predict future events — in most cultures, this is assumed
• The deadly spray that boosts sunbed tan
• Want to feel happier? Research shows these seven daily hacks can boost your mood and nurture a positive outlook
• Your Stars
• Kelly leads way as Clare ‘kick down the door’ to glory
• Lowry says Open wound will ‘hurt for a few days’ as Schauffele takes title
• ‘We’ll lick our wounds and congratula­te Clare’ – Ryan
• ‘He just does things you don’t think are possible – you stand back in awe’
• McGeeney must build belief while steering clear of the hype
• Leonard says Galway will be ready for final Kerry test
• Balbirnie hoping for a record he’d much rather have
• Lopes wary of Sparta’s status and standard
• Boyd’s strike vital for Shels
• Olympic rivalries set to light up Paris
• The Boxing Parson who fought and died in Spain
• 10 internatio­nal stars who can set 2024 edition alight
• Lyons on the double as Babouche stars
• Harrington rues his cold putter as Clarke considers Open goodbye

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