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Wednesday, June 18, 2014
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    • Argentina seeks to avoid debt crisis after bondholder ruling
    • KBC rules itself out of link-up with Ulster Bank
    • Kerzhakov rescues point for Russia after Akinfeev howler
    • Power swoops late for Group glory
    • Asked about his political future, Dr Reilly said this was “in the gift of the Taoiseach. He has to do what he feels is the right thing”. Photograph: Alan Betson Medical card regime based on health conditions delayed
    • Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Finance Michael McGrath: challenged Prof Stewart’s analysis. Photograph: Alan Betson Almost half of Irish-registered firms’ profits ‘cannot be taxed’
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    • Kerzhakov rescues point for Russia after Akinfeev howler
    • Power swoops late for Group glory
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    • Irish Open still a major attraction for Ireland’s finest
    • Netherlands riding the crest of a wave
    • Mexico’s goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa dives to stop a shot during their  World Cup Group A  match against Brazil at the Castelao arena in Fortaleza. Photograph:  Francois Xavier Marit/Reuters Ochoa helps Mexico draw against lacklustre Brazil
    • Kerry manager  Eamonn Fitzmaurice: “I think that if we can get through this phase of injuries, we will have a very strong squad.” Photo: Russell Pritchard/Inpho Kerry name five championship debutants for Clare test
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    • Argentina seeks to avoid debt crisis after bondholder ruling
    • KBC rules itself out of link-up with Ulster Bank
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    • Inventor gives Ted talk at State Street in Dublin
    • Majority of Eason staff backs pay cuts plan
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    • KBC’s Irish operation made a loss last year of €864 million, almost three times that in 2012. Photograph: Bryan O’Brien KBC rules itself out of link-up with Ulster Bank
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    • Ireland’s portrayal of itself as the purest, holiest or richest country has brought us lies and exclusion
    • European Commission president election controversy could hasten British exit from the EU
    • The cumulative effect of scandals has a devastating impact on the Church
    • My friend Oliver and I would often cycle to Pat’s Supermarket in Laytown for 99s (with lots of sprinkles) – weather and inclination allowing, of course. If it happened to be a Monday we would sometimes stock up on cans of Fosters lager, bold teenagers that we were. An Irishman’s Diary on teenage days in Mosney
    • The process by which senior Garda officers are appointed is at the heart of it. All appointments from superintendent and higher are made by the Government. Olson’s remarks are to be welcomed for their refreshing openness
    • The performance of Mendelssohn’s youthful Octet, led by Katherine Hunka (above), buzzed with energy. The audience loved it. Photograph: Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland Killaloe Music Festival lets its hair down with a pared-back approach
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    • Mandy  and Tom Dunne, of Marshalstown, Enniscorthy, Co Wexford, parents of Muireann who died after six weeks, with  nurse Joanne Doyle, left. Photograph:  Patrick Browne ‘We were bringing her home to live, not to die’
    • Plus-size model Brianna Connaughton ‘Being plus-size does not mean you’re unhealthy’
    • Dementia is a disease that normally affects older members of the population and symptoms can include memory loss and difficulties with thinking, problem-solving or language. Photograph: Thinkstock Disparity in dementia diagnosis across Northern Ireland
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    • Hungry for inspiration? Try The Irish Times Recipe Collection
    • David Gray: ‘Coming out of the Noughties, I just felt beat up, physically and mentally’ David Gray: the beautiful agony of Mutineers
    • My friend Oliver and I would often cycle to Pat’s Supermarket in Laytown for 99s (with lots of sprinkles) – weather and inclination allowing, of course. If it happened to be a Monday we would sometimes stock up on cans of Fosters lager, bold teenagers that we were. An Irishman’s Diary on teenage days in Mosney
    • Salman Rushdie: ‘If you don’t have a pretty clear sense of who you are, you’re not going to write good books.’ Photograph: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/Getty Images Salman Rushdie: from Mordor verse to Midnight’s Children
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Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Finance Michael McGrath: challenged Prof Stewart’s analysis. Photograph: Alan Betson Almost half of Irish-registered firms’ profits ‘cannot be taxed’
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Trinity professor tells Oireachtas committee €40bn falls outside corporate tax net
Medical card regime based on health conditions delayed Asked about his political future, Dr Reilly said this was “in the gift of the Taoiseach. He has to do what he feels is the right thing”. Photograph: Alan Betson
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  • Decision may be all about next election
  • Is it good new or bad?
Obama sending 270 US troops to assist in Iraq A photograph made available yesterday by jihadist-affiliated group Albaraka News shows what are purported to be Isil fighters  taking away Iraqi soldiers at an undisclosed location near the border between Syria and Iraq on June 12th. Photograph: EPA/Albaraka ews
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US soldiers to be deployed around embassy in Baghdad as Isis gets closer to capital
  • UN: Middle East on brink of regional war
Chimps take to crime rather than hunt for food, TCD study finds The chimps’ efforts have been repeated by other species in these preserves including mountain gorillas, buffaloes, forest elephants and golden monkeys.
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Rwandan chimps raiding farms then retreating to safety of their rainforest preserves
Teenager loses three fingers in aggravated burglary Gardaí are appealing for information after an aggravated burglary at the weekend in which a teenager lost three fingers.
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  • 14:29
Two hooded and masked men entered a property in Clondalkin to carry out attack
Georgian mansion on Ormond Quay bought by Davy The building  was designed for entertaining on a grand scale
  • Commercial Property
  • 01:07
Property understood to have sold for €2.8m has been used for corporate and private parties
Niece seeks return to family of some of Jackie Kennedy letters Rory Kennedy, Emmy Award-winning documentary film-maker and youngest daughter of Senator Bobby and Ethel Kennedy. Photograph: Liam Burke/Press 22.
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Rory Kennedy suggests family want 'a little bit more control' over what is made public
Former Anglo executive charged over alleged €7.2bn conspiracy File image of William McAteer. Photograph: David Sleator/The Irish Times
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  • 17:18
Willie McAteer before court on charges relating to transfer of deposit funds in 2008
Garda lacks basic resources, warns inspectorate Robert Olson, chief inspector of the Garda Inspectorate. Photograph: Alan Betson
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Ageing vehicle fleet a ‘financial time bomb’ says head of oversight body, Bob Olson

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01:34 Argentina seeks to avoid debt crisis after bondholder ruling
01:26 KBC rules itself out of link-up with Ulster Bank
01:18 Kerzhakov rescues point for Russia after Akinfeev howler
01:06 Power swoops late for Group glory
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Mexico’s goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa dives to stop a shot during their  World Cup Group A  match against Brazil at the Castelao arena in Fortaleza. Photograph:  Francois Xavier Marit/Reuters Ochoa helps Mexico draw against lacklustre Brazil
  • International
Goalkeeper makes series of world-class saves against hosts in Fortaleza
Kerry manager  Eamonn Fitzmaurice: “I think that if we can get through this phase of injuries, we will have a very strong squad.” Photo: Russell Pritchard/Inpho Kerry name five championship debutants for Clare test
Pádraig Harrington at Fota Island: “I believe the performances are there and that I can do the job going forward.” Photo: Cathal Noonan/Inpho Irish Open still a major attraction for Ireland’s finest
  • Henry Shefflin expected to start against Galway
  • French superstar Treve pick of the field

Business

KBC’s Irish operation made a loss last year of €864 million, almost three times that in 2012. Photograph: Bryan O’Brien KBC rules itself out of link-up with Ulster Bank
  • Financial Services
Ulster Bank out of luck as Belgian bank plans to go it alone in Ireland until 2016
Former Nama executive John Mulcahy has joined the board of Irish property pension fund Iput. Former Nama executive John Mulcahy joins board of IPUT
Argentina’s president, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, used the term “extortion” to describe a ruling by the US Supreme Court. Photograph: David Fernandez/EPA Argentina seeks to avoid debt crisis after bondholder ruling
  • Ryanair woos families in bid to shed more abrasive image
  • Public-service pension complaints at ‘unacceptably high’ level, says watchdog

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A climate fix would ruin investors

Ciarán Hancock Ciarán Hancock - Business Affairs Correspondent

Ulster Bank needs a white knight but it won’t be KBC

Fiona Walsh Fiona Walsh -

When it comes to floating on the stock market, missing the point can be costly

Clifford Coonan Clifford Coonan - Beijing Correspondent

Dubai could help Ireland in China

Life & Style

Mandy  and Tom Dunne, of Marshalstown, Enniscorthy, Co Wexford, parents of Muireann who died after six weeks, with  nurse Joanne Doyle, left. Photograph:  Patrick Browne ‘We were bringing her home to live, not to die’
  • Parenting
Jack and Jill extends its end-of-life care service to children under four with any condition
Plus-size model Brianna Connaughton ‘Being plus-size does not mean you’re unhealthy’
Dementia is a disease that normally affects older members of the population and symptoms can include memory loss and difficulties with thinking, problem-solving or language. Photograph: Thinkstock Disparity in dementia diagnosis across Northern Ireland
  • Tell Me About It: My threatening boss is causing me stress
  • The last of the Blasket evacuees: ‘We weren’t great mixers on the mainland’

Culture

David Gray: ‘Coming out of the Noughties, I just felt beat up, physically and mentally’ David Gray: the beautiful agony of Mutineers
  • Music
  • Tony Clayton-Lea
White Ladder brought him huge success, but it set him on a creative tailspin that he’s only now managed to snap out of
My friend Oliver and I would often cycle to Pat’s Supermarket in Laytown for 99s (with lots of sprinkles) – weather and inclination allowing, of course. If it happened to be a Monday we would sometimes stock up on cans of Fosters lager, bold teenagers that we were. An Irishman’s Diary on teenage days in Mosney
Salman Rushdie: ‘If you don’t have a pretty clear sense of who you are, you’re not going to write good books.’ Photograph: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/Getty Images Salman Rushdie: from Mordor verse to Midnight’s Children
  • For Fred Wesley, the army was easier than playing with James Brown
  • Artists and audience asked to mix it up a little for overhauled Kilkenny festival

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Video

Blooms Hotel commissioned artist James Earley to give the exterior a Joycean makeover with his take on Ulysses characters. The video by Event Junkies intercuts film of the painting with shots of Dubliners reading from the book. Video: eventjunkies.ie Spray paint artist gives Blooms Hotel a Joycean makeover
Sunny conditions and high temperatures are set to continue until the weekend. Temperatures are due to hit 25 or 26 degrees as the country gears up for what is expected to be the hottest day of the year so far. Video: Bryan O'Brien & Daniel O'Connor Heatwave hits Dublin
Iraqi forces intensify security measures in and around Baghdad today, June 17th. The UN refugee agency meanwhile shelters some of the 300,000 Iraqis thought to have fled violence in the northern part of the country. Video: Reuters/UNHCR Iraqi forces intensify security measures in Baghdad
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