Irish Independent - 2015-09-01

• Nanny cleared of baby death in Boston
• New vaccine plan to fight killer strain of meningitis
• Whiplash compo culture sends insurance bills soaring
• New style Junior Cert assessment next spring
• GAA gold for capital as football fans rush for tickets
• Terror group destroys another temple at ancient Syrian site
• Van at 70: a sensitive soul who’s just misunderst­ood
• VMAs are tacky, trashy, try-hard — and totally terrific
• Hynde should think before she speaks out
• Corbett family upset at claim Jason planned to stay in US
• Minister ducks questions on Aran Islands helicopter plan
• ‘Copter firm moved from high fliers to state utility
• ‘It would be devastatin­g for the island. The plane has saved lives’
• Ryanair traffic threat to airport over low-cost second runway
• Free travel scheme for the elderly safe for now
• Claims culture has taken hold and we will all pay for it
• Capital’s stylish fashion scene helps secure a global first
• Irish film duo hailed as ‘class acts’ despite missing out on MTV award
• Troubled children urinated on floor in special care unit
• Law firm’s 15-day delay in reporting Nama case
• Depression key factor in murders of children by parents
• Homeless ‘epidemic’ requires more State support
• 1,000 new homes, but almost half are one-off properties
• Plan to give landlords tax deal in return for rent freeze
• Quarter of young homeowners plan to move within a year
• Struggling mortgage holders to get expert advice in courts
• Fans come from all over world for gig of a lifetime
• Sunshine chases blues away as ‘The Man’ tick s boxes for fans
• 66,600 wait over a year for hospital clinics
• Baby boom slows, but we are still among most fertile in EU
• There’s a Dublin vs Mayo rumble in town – but it’s not in Croker
• Sinn Féin considers running an extra name in Donegal
• Nightmare is over for Aisling Brady McCarthy
• Farmers take to the streets over income collapse
• Growing tension between EU countries over asylum burden
• ‘Sleeping out in the open’ little water; no sanitation. It’s about as far away from a holiday as you could get’
• Husband held over violent death of pianist
• Sex cheats’ website says it has never been busier
• Treasure hunters search for Nazi gold train
• Policeman shot dead and grenade thrown in clash over Ukraine vote
• Master of the slasher horror film Wes Craven dies aged 76
• We risk repeating our WWII failure in current migrant crisis
• Comment: Why we have to spend to mend in fighting health crisis
• Catching a chill when the Chinese dragon blows cold
• Demographi­c timebomb to hit public purse, analysts warn
• Mainstay to sell ‘breakthrou­gh’ pain implant in Europe in 2016
• Bankruptcy delay ‘could leave State open to being sued’
• If you are not in etc, etc
• Worst month in four years for Europe’s top markets
• No improvemen­t in fixed internet availabili­ty in 2014 for Ireland
• UK gives green light to €4bn Maersk gas plan
• Revenue growth and rent cuts help luxury brand in Ireland
• Stocks suffer worst monthly fall in years
• It is time for all of us to stop appeasing Sinn Féin
• History of DIT Cathal Brugha St
• Paying a high price for running for cover
• Islanders are entitled to an explanatio­n
• Don’t damage the peace process
• ‘Certain characters are destined to live forever — Lisbeth Salander is one...’
• Marking 250 years in real style
• How to choose a class
• Delight as Derby gates rocket
• Mullins takes Epsom ‘derby’ honours
• Tributes flow for ‘legend of a horse’ Hurricane Fly
• Ruthless Day on brink of World No 1
• Walsh future still uncertain
• Irish hopes suffer setback in France
• Risk-taker Schmidt rolls his dice
• ‘I’d have said you were cracked if you’d told me a year ago I’d be here’
• Gatland warning to Warburton after Welsh opt for young guns
• Gamble could come back to haunt us
• THREE LOSERS
• Bennett helps Cork close gap on Dundalk to five points
• Martial under big pressure to be the new Ronaldo
• Spurs’ bid for Berahino goes to the wire as Baggies dig in
• Massey revved up for delayed Rovers battle
• Sideshows won’t distract O’Neill from serious business at hand
• Randolph hoping Hammers form will turn manager’s head
• Cody: I’d like to think I am still improving as I go along
• Victory would set us up for a number of years – Cunningham
• Discipline issues leave Dubs with much to ponder
• Mayo have loads of room for improvemen­t, insists Higgins
• Key areas where rivals can steal a march in replay
• Brogan’s controvers­ial point was a score – refs chief
• LAOIS WHISTLER KINSELLA HANDED REPLAY REINS
• Trimble misses cut as Furlong gets shock call
• McMahon and O’Connor get green light for replay as no bans proposed
• DE GEA ON HIS WAY
• NICOLAS ROCHE:

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