Irish Independent - 2024-06-25

• Green voters critical of Ryan only want to wear eco T-shirt
• Irish designer knits a bespoke cardigan for Swift ahead of gigs
• ‘How will I get home?’ – passenger in Toronto feels ‘ignored’ by airline
• Numbers don’t add up for maths graduate CEO
• Pilots’ president following in his father’s footsteps
• Former U2 accountant Ossie Kilkenny loses Killiney home after racking up €2.1m arrears
• €2bn Limerick-Cork road with cycle lanes to be first of its kind
• Nasa sued by family whose house was struck by space junk
• ‘I was a fit and healthy non-smoker when I found out I had lung cancer’ – mother of two
• Only one in 10 eligible homeowners claim refund under mortgage tax relief scheme
• Picking right successor is crucial – this Budget holds key to the election
• McGrath expected to earn over €300,000 per year in European Commission­er role
• Women of Honour urge people to ‘step out into the light’ on first day of tribunal
• RTÉ promises to publish pay of executives in reform plan bid to secure €20m bailout
• Mum had to kick golden retriever to stop attack on toddler, court hears
• Phoenix Park accused (18) is ‘not in any way homophobic’
• Princess Anne in hospital as precaution after head injury
• ‘This sport is so tough, but we’d love to get a last gold medal in Paris... who wouldn’t?’
• Ex-Kinahan cartel member gets nine more years for murder role
• ‘Prayer and faith got me through struggles to have a baby,’ says Corrs singer Andrea
• Dealer was found with €200,000 of cocaine at family grocery
• ‘We need you home,’ says mother as search for missing teen continues
• Two main parties both failed to run enough female candidates
• Family court bill’s reforms ‘will make it worse, not better’
• Sales of barbecues and garden furniture soar as families rush to make most of fine weather
• Man (23) accused of attacking Canadian tourist in city centre
• Potential human traffickin­g victims identified by gardaí
• ‘A kid has been shot in head’ – Lyra murder trial sees video
• Gallagher on top form as he marks 30 years of ‘Definitely Maybe’
• Two hospitals owed €45m by patients who failed to pay for their care, HSE audit finds
• Netanyahu casts into doubt US plan to wind down war in Gaza
• UNRWA is sued by dozens of Israelis for ‘aiding Hamas’
• Russia vows retaliatio­n on US after four die in Crimea missile attack
• At least 20 dead after gunmen go on rampage in Dagestan region
• ‘I’m not the sort that kills babies,’ ex-nurse tells trial
• Sunak ‘not aware’ of any other Tories facing gambling probe
• Man lost for 10 days in the US wilderness found alive in canyon
• It’s a health record versus a criminal history as Biden and Trump ready to face off on TV
• Trump ‘guilty of taking away abortion rights’
• Football might not be coming home, but common-sense politics in the UK might
• Public won’t forgive Aer Lingus or pilots if strike isn’t resolved
• It seems far-right racists only care about women’s safety when it suits their agenda
• Tories do have a few, albeit very few, reasons to be cheerful
• Activist investor says C&C is ‘perennial underperfo­rmer’ and should be sold
• Over half of Irish executives believe AI will not replace staff
• Grocery prices are rising at slowest rate in over two years
• Council says DAA staff car-park plan is against ‘national policy’
• Ryanair claims new tunnel will be harmful to climate and bats
• Apple found to have breached EU’s new rules with App Store
• Allen to stand down as Corre Energy chair after AGM
• Retail landlord brings action over closure of pharmacy
• Former EIB chief Hoyer faces investigat­ion into corruption
• Court finds in favour of DPC procedure on Google probe
• Tesco Ireland admits Clubcard pricing breaches
• ‘As a trans man, I didn’t know where to go’– Ireland’s first LGBTQ+ basketball team is trying to make sports a safe space
• I’ve seen first-hand how estrangeme­nt can touch any family but repair is possible
• CHRISSIE RUSSELL Paloma Faith is right — dads need to take more initiative. But some mums don’t give them a chance
• Your Stars
• Catt urges Irish players to forget past and face challenge ‘head-on’
• Burrows’ Deira Mile to miss Irish Derby
• ‘There’s pressure if you get there, you have to win’
• ‘His ceiling is very high’ – Ireland coach praises Prendergas­t
• Southgate’s England on mission to silence ‘ridiculous’ criticism
• McIl roy and Woods secure funds for indoor golf league
• Keane feels the ‘ship has sailed’ for his ‘dream’ Ireland job
• Albania’s unique story cut short as focused Spain show no mercy
• Szoboszlai criticises medical response for Varga
• Late Zaccagni equaliser breaks Croatian hearts
• ‘This is it now, the gloves are off’ – Kerry legend Moynihan
• Savage blow for Down ahead of Tailteann final
• Guilfoyle: It’s time for this Clare team to kick down the door now
• Losers are locked into a lonely state of limbo
• Big hitters and Wee surprises . . . who are best placed to make it into the final four?
• Pressing issues explain why so many countries are turning to youngsters
• Hurling legends hit out at ‘crazy’ scheduling of summer’s big games
• Catt refuses to be drawn into war of words with Boks ahead of Test series

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