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Here comes your man Underdog romance won't survive reality check The tsar of track and "eld Rooney and Scholes set to face charges Maybe medals but experience for Olympics just as important Low on the food chain Open up Croke Park and this is what happens Villains find a hero in O'Neill Pre-season tension Ouija Board lands Nassau Stakes in thrilling "nish Follow the leaders at Galway's curtain call Crowds, lucky breaks and injured jockeys Twocent 'The Eircom League is really rubbish' Switch on and off and get in the swing SWEDE IS THE LADIES' TIGRESS Agreat sport has lost the confidence of its fans Test is to keep cheats on the run Ahern and Mel Gibson unite diplomacy and dementia Cuba to become a Leftie theme park Letters to the editor 'Irish seaside towns have gone to hell so that the people who sell alcohol can make huge profits' This weekend leave the car at home or designate a sober driver Bush's contemptible lack of urgency to end war The biggest Blarney? There are no Irish in Ireland Public interest met despite Harney tears Little bigot man INSIDE POLITICS Ahern, Kenny . . . learn from Tony Blair Has Cuba benefited or suffered under Fidel Castro's 47-year rule? 16News PART II: TOP TEN TOURIST TRAPS Inmate drank own urine while locked in padded cell Mountjoy: a prison at breaking point Mum's pain goes on after losing Italian custody tussle for daughter Where the kids are all bright Is there any return ticket when good stars go bad? ROUND-UP Nigeria in shock as reforming foreignminister suddenly quits Reality bites for 'Survivor' winner Mass pardon at Italian prisons backfires Austrian Oak puts down green shoots Israel continues Beirut air barrage Two dozen die in latest surge of violence in Iraq 'Better get out of this place before we get turned into rubble' Cavan love cheat blames it all on JR Ewing TV 'fat' jibe amounted to 'bullying' Concern over 2m bonus scheme for public servants Female online romancers are desperate to be Irish housewives Are you a 'size O'? Where does the blame lie? Charity buries 13 elderly people who died alone Only 45% of Irish now support EU enlargement The oldest party in town: youngest Labour TD hits 50 Police misconduct probe over killing of Irishwoman Danger lurks in the Spanish resorts that attract Irish holidaymakers They're all going on a boozy summer holiday ROUND-UP Ex-IRA prisoner cleared of child sex charges looks for Sinn Fein support Councillor wants faster response to prank calls Online identity theft is on the rise in Ireland Weather you believe it or not Summertime, and the living is problematic. . . They haven't buzzed off you know: beware of wasp invasion Mary O'Rourke faces election KO if party rival joins PDs Fathers' group in M50 blockade threat Mountjoy staff demand 'state of emergency' How to get ready for competition CRYSTAL CLEAR Mastering your career ON THE MARKET Sun smiles on Wexford GARDENING It's not too late for colour Short Parade to Dublin city centre from periodPhibsborough home For Luas living and fast horses, try Sandyford Stonemason's home is up your Streete Georgian on my mind in Co Wicklow Reduce your mortgage payments . . . it's in your own interests Currys to trial solar panels in UK stores David Horgan Diary of a business nomad It's a long way from the top if you want to crash and burn AIB opts to 'take the pain' in limiting 100% mortgages Now is the summer of our discontent Government policies putting the brakes on pensions PIN-STRIPED SUITS ON TWO WHEELS Boardroom bikers take to the road Mirror papers face a flogging Ryanair: cautious or crying wolf? Ryanair: cautious or crying wolf? ITV to keep 'Street' fans in the dark over its plans for TV3 Aer Lingus in a fare way Apple and Coke in a mix Europe has its frailties, but it's a long way from dying PUBLIUS RICHARD DELEVAN Isoft accounting probe to be completed 'within weeks' Healthcare firms vie for sites Europe to overrule Ireland on advertising restrictions Online travel firm snowballs NEWS BRIEFS BCI acts as honest broker in TV audience dispute RTE launches review of licence fee collection Meteor makes major inroads in mobile market Ulster Bank widens its mortgage net Formation Group lines up UK disposals Market Wrap: Rate hikes hold back the rising tide How to reduce your mortgage To hell with leather 4bn spend last year sees Irish investors outstrip US in British commercial property Crystal clear growth Interest hikes match �?�2.5bn SSIA cash

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