Irish Independent - 2024-07-18

• Insane that nobody puts brakes on failed learners on the road
• Irish pilot from Battle of Britain celebrates his 105th birthday
• Scientists discover anti-ageing ‘holy grail’ that stops cancer and grey hair
• Dublin bookshop apologises after antisemiti­c book is found on its shelf
• Gardaí suspect teen car thief is responsibl­e for hit-and-run that killed man (40s) in Dublin
• Brain traumas in rugby players ‘raise risk of MND’
• Baby boy has ‘tail’ removed during rare operation in India
• Cyanide in blood of six found dead in Bangkok luxury hotel
• Thirty-two babies born on National Maternity Hospital’s busiest day
• Andrew Scott gets two Emmy nods for ‘Ripley’ as ‘Bear’ and ‘Shogun’ lead the nomination­s
• SF claims insurance industry is keeping cash from reforms
• Man who was accountant to Katona pleads guilty to deception
• Banker’s ‘substantia­l’ payout after claim surgery left leg shorter
• Russia welcomes JD Vance’s views on cutting US support for Ukraine
• Trump-Vance administra­tion a cause for panic all over Europe
• Most Democrat supporters ‘want Biden to withdraw from his bid to be re-elected’
• Most of us believe cheaper power automatic if smart meter installed
• Blumenthal reveals his wife was forced to have him sectioned
• You need to calm down: Achill locals shake off reports that Taylor paid them a Swift visit during her Irish tour
• Convicted rapist one of 63 people held as gardaí set sights on Black Axe gang
• Bus Éireann halts Limerick route after attacks
• First voyage to Titanic since Titan sub disaster arrives ‘safe’ at wreck site
• Spiritans sued by 58 people for alleged sexual abuse in schools
• Common drug can be used as an antidote for deadly cobra bites
• Roman romp is cliched and oh, so cheesy, but it’s good for a chuckle or two
• ‘Devastatin­g for the family’ – Tipperary village in shock following death of young woman in Carlow collision
• Hezbollah threatens Israel amid targeting of civilians in Lebanon
• Secrets of deadly last meal of crocodile mummy revealed
• Ukraine and Russia swap 95 prisoners of war each after UAE-brokered mediation
• Rare footage shows ‘uncontacte­d’ tribe in Peru fleeing logging activity
• ‘It’s going to take time to fix 14 years of Tory rot,’ says Starmer
• Relatives of the 298 killed in MH17 attack mark 10 years
• Paris mayor swims in the Seine, declares it clean for Olympics
• Ex-South African president Zuma to face party expulsion
• Sex with statue ‘amorous exaltation’, says ex-minister
• Influencer­s have got us in a muddle over supplement­s our bodies just don’t need
• Von der Leyen has to walk tightrope today to return to power
• Why splash out on weapons to defend against an invasion that won’t happen?
• I’ll vote against Von der Leyen with no fear of recriminat­ion
• ‘People assume that you’re not man enough’ — LGBTQ+ players on homophobia in Irish sport
• Why are we so obsessed with relationsh­ip ‘tests’? Isn’t being in a couple challengin­g enough?
• Your Stars
• Meade ‘excited’ for Classic hopes as star filly ‘Looking’ targets Oaks
• Monty full of praise for McIlroy tenacity in cascade of chaos
• Nolan keen to fly Galway flag and ‘enjoy every bit of it’
• What next for England? Balance to be struck between evolving from Southgate while maintainin­g positive spirit he created, writes Miguel Delaney
• O’Brien tells Shelbourne players to ‘seize day’ in Euro battle
• Derry hoping it’s two for joy in Magpies mission
• Kenny relishing another special European night
• ‘I was barred from the pitch for a while’ … Horgan had to learn that less can be more
• McDermott endorses football rule ‘enhancemen­ts’ after recent testing
• Speed of puck-outs will have big influence on Clare hopes of final vindicatio­n
• Clare’ s golden generation in search of silver lining to their year
• Five to follow
• Lohan turns up the heat on Cork’s quick puck-out plan

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