Irish Independent - 2017-09-11

• Turmoil in Gardaí as O’Sullivan quits
• She put on a brave face but writing was on the wall–
• MARTINA DEVLIN ‘To change leader is easy – the challenge is to change culture’
• PAUL WILLIAMS ‘It quickly became clear she was the wrong person for the job’
• LIAM COLLINS ‘Demoralise­d Garda force is now rudderless again’
• Ambitious street cop who rose to be first female Garda boss
• WHAT THE COMMISSION­ER SAID IN HER STATEMENT
• One political headache may be gone, but it doesn’t banish any of the longer-term issues
• Mandy Johnston
• Taoiseach handed a lucky break ‘to start afresh’, but people may now look elsewhere for political accountabi­lity
• R ise in nu mber of pregnant women smoking heavily
• Women know the risks to babies, but they are being let down by a lack of supports
• Teens have shown symptoms similar to HPV vaccine for years – professor
• Discount and hardware stores to be inspected for banned chemicals
• Empty homes held by banks ‘will be forced back into use’
• Families forced ou t ofth e capital find commu ter-belt prices rising sharply
• Rate of growth in the building sector falls to 29-month low
• ‘Government will resolve the housing crisis like it reduced unemployme­nt’
• ‘Prices in Dublin are ridiculous...commuting’s not so bad’
• ENGLISH ON . . .
• Hook set to lose show’s sponsorshi­p overrape comments
• Bishop fears old sectarian divisions will be stirred by centenarie­s
• Hickey resigns from Olympic board but hopes for ‘future role’
• Rebels reclaim Camogie crown
• Archbishop prays for exhausted grannies
• Va radkar: unborn are not equal, but should have rights
• Aid health service by delaying refunds – Howlin
• Man held as horses and dogs shot dead
• ‘Pray for us,’ says Florida governor as Irma smashes into the coastline
• State stockpiles 3.2m litres of water and 67 trucks of food
• Irish mum terrified her house will collapse as hurricane hits her city
• Man dies saving life of granddaugh­ter as floods kill seven
• McCain has a ‘vicious’ cancer but outlook good
• Parties gathering their forces as high-stakes election looms
• The perils of eavesdropp­ing
• Irish developer findsleako­f new ‘iPhone X’
• Ageing population ensures Demant is in high demand –
• Irresponsi­ble directors beware – big changes are coming in how our companies are policed
• Deloitte to add 300 new graduate roles
• Garda ethos must change to alter how it is perceived
• At least some TDs have spoken up
• Radical action needed now to deliver homes
• Deepening Garda crisis requires urgent action
• It’s public vs private in pay wars
• Two-In-One
• Duke the ‘Voice’ of reason at Listowel
• From Bregawn to the bog
• Foreign raids still a Decorated success
• Classy ‘Verbal’ has last word for Bolger
• Pomeroy shock holders in Tyrone SFC
• Fitzpatric­k outguns Hend to seal Swiss play-off glory
• Morrow holds nerve to clinch victory for Irish
• Unmerciful Froome sprints home to seal historic double
• Boxing impasse edges towards the High Court
• Stephens’ show of friendship adds gloss to US Open victory
• DONOVAN’S CLEAN WORK IMPRESSES IN LANDING TITLE
• ‘No conflict of interest’ at play insists Erasmus
• Hansen calls for calm after Barrett has another off-day from the tee
• Far from perfect but Connacht hurl enough at Kings for first victory
• Kiss says Ulster must improve on Italian job
• Hazard eager to make up for lost time on big stage
• Championso­fwar-tornAzerba­ijan return from dead to take on Chelsea from dead to take on Chelsea
• Caulfield lauds ‘fantastic’ Cork as they ease to semi-final spot
• MESSI HAT-TRICK KEEPS BARCELONA AT SUMMIT
• Leader Lascelles’ perfect tonic for recovering Benitez
• Pochettino: ‘Killer’ Kane is like Bautista
• Bilic focuses on Hammers’ home victories as pressure mounts
• Maguire could be Ireland’s Woodburn – if he gets chance
• TWEETS OF THE WEEK
• Mourinho’s second snub Stokes fire with Hughes
• Thynne and Meath get second shot at wasteful Rebels
• U-21 glory heralds bright new dawn in Limerick Sharpshoot­er Gillane leads from the front as Donnelly hails his charges’ ‘intelligen­t hurling’ in final triumph
• Conway and O’Connor seal crown for Kingdom
• Parsons: ‘I have more grá, more will to keep that jersey’
• Mayo will pose threat others were unable to against Dublin
• Moran earns marquee status in Mayo revival
• Collective sense of injustice over Mané’s red card but it’s what followed that'll worry Klopp
• POOR CROWD AT CURRAGH
• WHITE GOLD
• YOU HEARD IT HERE FIRST – MAYO WILL BEAT THE ODDS
• WHY WENGER TURNED DOWN UNITED JOB
• ‘THE HARDEST GRAND TOUR I’VE RIDDEN’

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