Irish Independent - 2017-09-14

• EU tax shake-up is ‘bigger threat to us than Brexit’
• Kany’s happy to dye for her All-Ireland heroes
• Here’s how we can end weak, sluggish government
• Power struggle over O’Sullivan successor
• Meet the crack Croke Park team who ensure fans are on to a winner for final
• Dick Clerkin
• Plenty of smiles, but new Junior Cert must bring long-term benefit
• Gifted students tell of their delight at getting top marks
• Twins peak as eight pairs of students collect their results
• ‘Worried’ pupils relieved after long wait
• Ita O’Kelly: Let’s lighten our children’s load by thinking digital –
• Te achers feel ill-equipped to teach online safety in class
• Seven-year-old girls looked for ‘naked boys’ on internet
• FF wants children aged three to learn languages
• RTÉ staff rebuke bosses on lack of pay review input
• Acting Garda chief quits race during first meeting at helm
• Delays could see Apple pull plug on €850m data centre
• With a ‘strong wind’ in Europe’s sails, can Irish voices be heard?
• Faecal bacteria found in algae-based supplement­s ‘a significan­t health worry’
• Use water refund for home help, says Daly
• Gardaí chased man out of shop after raid with imitation gun, court hears
• ‘Photo detectives’ shed light on historical shots
• Ruling leaves State open to raft of ‘slopping out’ claims
• Reality bites for presidents who drink bad water
• Six die in US nursing home that lost power after Irma
• ‘Overwork, not adultery, is the cause of most marriage splits’
• Rate of divorce back at levels not seen since the boom years
• Cup of coffee a day can extend lives of women with diabetes
• Tributes as mother of missing Fiona dies with mystery unsolved
• FG election-ready... but focus is on here and now
• Tax rules hit those on ‘far too modest incomes’ – Varadkar
• Cyclist brings to six number killed on roads in three days
• Donohoe w arned 3pc levy on vacant sites is ‘very, very low ’
• ‘I just want a home for my children’ – mum on housing list for 12 years
• Bedsits can b e part of solution to housing crisis
• Opponents vow they’ll fight plans to increase the pension age to 70
• Bill Gates: the man who cut cases of polio from 3 50,000 annually to just 37
• Suu Kyi has ‘moral responsibi­lity’ to defend Rohingya: Nobel winners
• ‘Olympics won’t get rid of our problems’
• Mass evacuation­s as Russia plagued with b omb warnings
• A hurricane’s deadliest period is its aftermath
• Hudson says C-section ‘laziest thing she’s ever done’
• Spain summons Catalan mayors over vote
• Sinead Ryan – Notebook
• High salary won’t guarantee a good Garda commission­er
• Government must be resolute on tax rate
• River Rocket? You’ve got to be grandkiddi­ng!
• How to wear the comeback cardigan
• Bairbre Power
• Hot shots: tips to reduce heating bills
• Taste test
• Mullins aims to run three in Melbourne Cup assault
• O’Neill on ‘Point’ to secure memorable National double
• Elliott’s Bayan bids to roll back the years at Harvest Festival
• McIlroy needs a flying start in BMW event
• Rejuvenate­d Bowe is relishing central role
• Leinster are left short-handed and red-faced by visa error
• Europe’s second competitio­n now crucial to Wenger legacy
• Kenny eager to persuade key players to commit to his Dundalk vision
• Stones doubles up as Guardiola’s men deliver Dutch destructio­n
• Kane punishes Dortmund as Spurs lay marker
• Bhoys facing another UEFA fan probe
• Keepers of the faith
• Darcy just happy to keep riding the crest of Dublin's blue wave
• Kilkenny want hurling format change shelved for 12 months
• Leader-in-waiting Coen giving width to Mayo’s options
• Feisty Mayo have the tools to nullify Dublin’s ‘big three’ and finally reach the promised land
• Leinster left reeling after Kiwi duo are denied entry
• Dublin depth to sign them into prestigiou­s treble club – Micko
• Europe’s second competitio­n now crucial to Wenger legacy
• Slow burner Conor ready to catch fire
• ENNISCORTH­Y’S 110-YEAR GOLFING JOURNEY
• McGinley unveils Golf Academy at Mount Juliet
• Maria’s not Dunne and dusted yet
• Mixed joy for Tullamore
• Royal Tara crowned Mary McKenna champions
• McGrane and Higgins target PGA Cup success
• Qualifier for 2018 Dubai Duty Free Irish Open
• GOLF IS AN OBSESSION IN MY FAMILY
• The future of constructi­on
• The innovation of local businesses
• Investing in Irish jobs
• Global champions of constructi­on
• What does Guaranteed Irish mean to your business?
• Guaranteed Irish – why join us?
• Ireland’s love affair with Guaranteed Irish
• TEGRAL BUILDING PRODUCTS LIMITED
• WAVIN IRELAND
• TM BLINDS LIMITED
• DAIRYGOLD CO-OPERATIVE
• CLONMEL COVERS

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