Irish Independent - 2017-09-13

• Now we’re going to have to work until we reach 70
• Standing out from the herd
• Retirement dreams vanish as goalposts are moved again
• We’re bottom of class for depression:
• Manner of exit was stroke of luck for Varadkar
• Applegreen boss is ‘not concerned’ about the UK
• Tributes paid to tragic crash mother who had beaten cancer
• Take a walk on the Wild Lights side ... zoo to shed some light on its animals
• DARK CLOUDS ON HORIZON MEAN IT’S TIME FOR STATE TO CUT SPENDING AND SAVE FOR A RAINY DAY
• Donohoe to face down EU leaders on tech tax
• Property price inflation surges 73pc in a year
• Ex-minister Hayes pulls out of race for FG election place
• Former vice president Biden in tribute to carers during emotional Mayo visit
• AIB loses financial details of 500 customers in car park blunder
• Irishman (22) killed as his motorcycle hits moose
• Murder of dad is third linked to city gang feud
• O’Sullivan failed to release Garda whistleblo­wer’s profile – lawyer
• Fianna Fáil left flat-footed as Sinn Féin steals a march over Nóirín’s departure
• EU officials heading back – to probe Garda college
• Exit must not hinder reform, says Flanagan
• E lderly are ‘left witho ut a say o n nursing ho mes’
• Scientists in Galway grow 3D bones in lab tests
• Trump lawyers want €14,095 bill quashed
• North Korea sanctions ‘are another small step’ – Trump,
• New Junior Cert English results show more pupils with good grades
• It’s goodbye to Junior Cert, hello to the JCPA
• Why it pays to get a degree in this country
• Parents are struggling to keep up with mental health needs of children as pressure grows
• Storm Aileen sweeps in bringing 110kmh winds
• Nine Irish jailed for keeping slaves ‘like medieval peasants’
• Fans irked as final tickets on offer at €700 as part of Kerry fundraiser
• Ticket-touting slammed but price rip-offs unchalleng­ed
• Apple faces the future: new iPhone X can read user’s facial features
• Husband tells o f devastatio n as pregnant wife (34) dies suddenly
• Making the most of your final school year
• Q My school has changed to one-hour classes.
• Primary spending is bottom of the class
• Young actors get chance to be new on-screen Artemis Fowl
• CIÉ seeking backers for huge property scheme
• Ex-boutique owner tops Revenue tax defaulter list – owing more than €3m
• ‘Take Rohingya back ,’ demands Bangladesh PM
• Residents return to Florida Keys as Irma death toll increases
• There is simply no defence for mass murder
• Couple and son (11) die after falling into crater
• No more monkeying around in ‘selfie’ row
• Macron faces his first test in union protests
• Rhona’s not alone – our hospitals leave all of us feeling exhausted
• This bunch of clowns better keep a low profile if they want to kill off media circus
• O’Sullivan was doomed to failure by weak-minded politician­s
• Victim-shaming and ‘rape culture’
• Lessons to be learnt for Education Minister
• Confidence in economy dips as bosses demand Brexit strategy
• Bid deadline looms for Danske Bank’s €2bn loan book sale
• Austria taps market with 100-year bond as Bank of Ireland raises funds
• Norwegian launches Irish recruitmen­t drive for pilots
• Consumer spending growth stalls
• Investor checks out with €49m Tesco and Aldi sale
• Paris 2024 award to spark contracts race
• Sky takeover in doubt over standards at Murdoch’s US empire
• BANKING IN EUROPE
• Investors pile into sale of BoI bonds
• Do llar strengthen­s ahead of US inflation
• UK inflation dents real incomes as it hits five-year high
• Best friends for... never
• How to ‘empower’ your man in the home
• Quelle horreur! What happens when French women do get fat?
• Let’s talk about text, baby
• Feel the health benefits of tea? You will, you will, you will
• Kenny back for another masterclas­s
• Two-In-One
• Walsh can take ‘Slowmotion’ National
• ‘George’ to bypass Melbourne in favour of another tilt at Arc
• O’Sullivan tops ‘Again’ to land Listowel feature for Mulvany
• Irish aim to send Bracewell off with West Indies scalp
• Galbraith makes solid start to gruelling Q-School exam
• NEVIN PRAYING FOR INJURY-FREE RETURN
• O’Donoghue: I’m ready to step up as leader
• Carolan keen to get one over on his former team-mate
• Fogarty warns Leinster
• AIL continues to prove that life exists after academies
• ULSTER MUST GET ON WITHOUT LIONS – PEEL
• Lukaku and Fellaini head United in right direction
• Toure frozen out as Pep urges City to rise to occasion
• Karius ready for Seville service as Klopp brings Coutinho into fold
• Ballon d’Or spurs Kane to deliver goals on big stage
• Pedro’s perfect strike in quick-fire start sets up Chelsea for stroll
• Talk of glory era will suit Rochford plans for ambush
• MESSI BRACE AVENGES BARCA HEARTBREAK
• Gilroy the man who made Blue monster
• Kilkenny: ‘There’s loads of areas we can improve on’
• ‘Show me another job where you’re evaluated on a weekly basis’ – Rochford
• Gooch deserves reward for his efforts, but are testimonia­ls a step too far for amateur players?
• Murray’s tune changes after Cork capture the big prize
• Money talks as Bhoys are put to the sword
• Flynn in line for Dublin start as Rochford ponders Durcan call
• Dads-to-be Toner and Fardy stay at home as Blues jet out
• Enter the Dragons
• Why this Frankfurt Motor Show is likely to be remembered as the ‘Electric Picnic’
• Diesel will be a key player for years, says engine expert
• New LEAF turns to next electric chapter but we need real action to change our EV mood
• Flying car; food on the hoof; where are the ladies?
• Automatic? Hybrid change? Mazda or VW? Room for 3 children? 5k/year?

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