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Wednesday, July 2, 2014

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Thursday, July 3, 2014
Minister for Education Ruairí Quinn TD announcing he will resign from Cabinet. Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill Quinn resignation set to usher in sweeping changes in Cabinet
Rabbitte and Gilmore expected in firing line if Joan Burton elected leader of Labour
Europe readies for internal battle on reform agenda Chancellor Angela Merkel and Taoiseach Enda Kenny: Mr Kenny will today address a meeting of the economic council of Dr Merkle’s CDU party. Photograph: David Sleator/The Irish Times
Taoiseach to address high-level Christian Democratic Union meeting in Berlin
KPMG wanted Fingleton back on INBS board in 2008 KPMG recommended Michael Fingleton be promoted back on to the board at Irish Nationwide in 2008, just two months after the bank guarantee
Review came two months after bank guarantee
Taoiseach denies Cabinet rift on property tax Taoiseach Enda Kenny has denied the Cabinet was split over property tax, saying he was sorry to see Mr Martin acting on “the absolute gospel belief of what you read in the papers’’. Photograph: Reuters
Martin challenges Kenny on Quinn resignation
Guinness scraps Arthur’s Day for new music promotion
Drinks company denies decision was related to controversy surrounding drinking event
Liverpool pragmatic on issue of Suarez departure to Barcelona Luis Suarez: has been keen on a move to top Spanish side for a considerable time. Photograph: Owen Humphreys/PA.
Chile international Alexis Sanchez as makeweight and €63m likely to soften blow of exit
Reilly yet to appoint oversight for maternity strategy James Reilly: disclosed that he has “not as yet” established the group, though work on the strategy is “ongoing” within his department and the Health Service Executive. Photograph: Gareth Chaney Collins
Working group recommended in report into death of Savita Halappanavar
Tensions escalate in Jerusalem after murder of Palestinian youth Suha, mother of Mohammed Abu Khdair, shows a picture of her son on her mobile phone at their home in Shuafat, an Arab suburb of Jerusalem, on Wednesday. The body of her son was found in Jerusalem on Wednesday, raising suspicions he had been killed by Israelis avenging the deaths of three abducted Jewish teens. Photograph: Ammar Awad/Reuters
Over 50 people injured including 17 who required hospitalisation
Tax take €500m ahead of target for first six months of year Exchequer returns released today show that an increased tax take, reduced expenditure and a significant reduction in bank guarantee payments helped bring in a deficit for the period of €4.94 billion, as against €6.6 billion for the same period last year.
Positive news will feed into debate over budget cuts
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Second Captains World Cup Cream rises, European challenge, cocky Wilmots, Messi's hapless helpers

Most Read

1 Liverpool pragmatic on issue of Suarez departure to Barcelona
2 Quinn resignation set to usher in sweeping changes in Cabinet
3 Cluxton, Beggan, O’Rourke, Morgan – these guys are number one in more ways than one
4 Tensions escalate in Jerusalem after murder of Palestinian youth
5 Guinness scraps Arthur’s Day for new music promotion
The catch? Goalkeepers are now among the best footballers in the team
Kathy Sheridan 'Moving on' after the crash is easier for the well-heeled
Rosita Boland with a 1976 cookbook, Meals for Every Occasion, which features recipes for sausage bolster and sardine cartwheels, among other culinary delights. Photograph: Aidan Crawley
Flan, anyone? Rosita Boland cooks up a recipe from a 1976 cook book
Swedish soprano Maria Keohane: gets to the heart of everything with unfailing potency and point. Photograph: Anna Thorbjörnsson
Early music West Cork Chamber Music Festival goes back in time

Business

Subject to European Commission approval, the network will be rolled-out across Ireland in the coming months, with the first customers able to avail of 100 per cent broadband from the start of 2015 ESB and Vodafone to invest €450 million in broadband
Joint venture will propel Ireland into the ranks of the world’s fastest broadband countries
The High Court was told last week that Castlemartin was the “jewel in the crown” among Sir Anthony O’Reilly’s assets and the key to his ability to pay off his debt to AIB. The bank was secured in respect of 237.48 acres of the 750-acre estate in Kildare. AIB appoints receivers to assets owned by O’Reilly
Positive tax receipts will add to pressure to ease austerity

Sport

Aidan Walsh will face Johnny Buckley again on Sunday as he replaces Andrew O’Sullivan at midfield for Cork in the Munster football final against Kerry. Dual players Eoin Cadogan, Aidan Walsh and Damien Cahalane return for Cork
Sensational form of Aidan Walsh, across both codes and at all levels, cannot be ignored
Andy Murray shows his frustration during yesterday’s quarter-final defeat to Bulgaria’s Grigor Dimitrov at Wimbledon. Photograph: Suzanne Plunkett/Reuters Defending champion Andy Murray falls quickly and cheaply to Grigor Dimitrov
Luis Suarez: has been keen on a move to top Spanish side for a considerable time. Photograph: Owen Humphreys/PA. Liverpool pragmatic on issue of Suarez departure to Barcelona

Columnists

Karlin Lillington Karlin Lillington - Technology Journalist

Third tech wave reflects vibrant Irish-Silicon Valley links

William Reville William Reville -

The brain likes to take the road it knows best

Suzanne Lynch Suzanne Lynch - European Correspondent

With new power for European Parliament comes scrutiny

Frank McNally Frank McNally -

A war-time tragedy on two fronts

Life & Style

‘They have seen me bawling as a child, confused about my identity and rolling my eyes at them as a teenager.’ Photograph: Getty Images The enigma of my parents’ friends
It’s a strange relationship: talking to each other can feel like the longest three minutes of our lives, but I know I can depend on them
Sweet smell of success: Co Couture in Belfast A piece of chocolate heaven in Belfast
Calling all coneheads: we need your ice-cream memories

Culture

From left, Mikel Murfi, Enda Walsh , Cillian Murphy and Stephen Rea. Photograph: Cyril Byrne Welcome to Ballyturk: darkness, stress and a joker in the pack
Enda Walsh’s intense new play brings together an all-star cast of Cillian Murphy, Stephen Rea and Mikel Murfi. Are they looking forward to being put under ‘tremendous strain’ by Walsh?
Bryan O’Connell and Liv O’Donoghue in With Raised Arms. Photograph: Luca Truffarelli Democratic dance with the audience as partner
Swedish soprano Maria Keohane: gets to the heart of everything with unfailing potency and point. Photograph: Anna Thorbjörnsson I prefer the early stuff: West Cork Chamber Music Festival goes back in time

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