Irish Independent - 2017-09-18

• 140 pilots quit Ryanair
• REPORTS & REACTION FROM RYAN NUGENT IN CROKE PARK AND NICOLA ANDERSON IN MAYO
• US: ‘We will destroy North Korea if we have to’
• ‘Hook’s views part of a culture of misogyny in society’ – minister
• When it comes to drugs, bans don’t keep users safe
• Murphy eyes €7bn State fund to finance housing blitz
• Grief matched with disbelief as Mayo once again fall at the final hurdle
• Ticketless Dublin fans have best of both worlds at castle screening
• ‘I never doubted son Dean would slot winner’ – Dubs legend Barney
• ‘Sara’s life worth more than €6,000’ – family’s anger at the landlord fined for fatal house fire
• Shock at death of inter-county star (38) after club cup match
• Hero garda is praised for rescue of woman from rapids
• Data issues restrictin­g Mulvey’s review into pay at RTÉ
• Travel chaos for passengers as Ryanair loses 140 pilots to rival
• ‘Stay in customs union’, Hogan tells May
• ‘Ireland must find variety of new EU allies to replace UK following Brexit’
• Hogan’s EU challenge to May adds to Brexit intrigue –
• Donohoe set for fight with EU ‘Big Four’ on tech giant tax plans
• Adams and Ó Broin ‘apologists for IRA’ – Martin
• Hopes high for record attendance at Ploughing
• GRA wants names of officers who briefed on breath tests
• Concern over O’Sullivan’s continued access to liaison unit
• Irish designers go back to their youth for London Fashion Week
• Health officials stall probe into €1 7m ‘extras’ in nursing homes
• Bomb suspect held as he tried to buy ferry ticket to Calais
• The Donald has formed a third party, for his own ends
• Caribbean islands braced for new hurricane
• More violence feared after killing acquittal ignites protests
• Disgraced Berlusconi eyes political return with promises of huge tax cuts
• Hamas ends decade-long feud with ballot offer
• A friendly smile for The Ginger Man
• On coffee’s ‘third wave’
• US equity firm’s majority stake in Anord valued at €40m
• Smoking still big business as Imperial targets China
• Three-year transition wanted by UK bosses
• Sign of the times as Hook left swimming against the tide
• Question mark on independen­ce
• Commission­er’s views make sense on Brexit
• Dubs’ resilience breaks Mayo hearts in classic
• Fact and fiction blur in hit sitcom
• Caprisetfo­rArctiltaf­terMoore completesC­lassicfull­house
• Bowe’s Jaime Sommers and High Nellie face Galway battle
• Wattel ends wait for glory as Dunne gets going too late
• McGee delight after leading home efforts
• Hamilton keeps head after first-lap chaos
• Judge gets stood down after verdict sparks fury
• CRONIN AND GALVIN CLAIM BRITISH RALLY CROWN
• Domestic matters give FAI cause for concern
• Kenny desperate to keep hold of Cup final hero McMillan as suitors hover
• GRANT FOR HOOPS ACADEMY A BIG TALKING POINT
• Masterclas­s is not enough for relentless Pep
• McCabe strike sees Sligo take ‘massive’ step towards safety
• Full points still a Bridge too far for the Gunners
• Klopp left in a spin defending Reds’ failings
• Dembele injury blow removes gloss as Barca fight back to snatch victory
• ‘It is all cool,’ insists Coutinho
• Dominant Reds welcome Wayne homewithro­ut
• Jose hails ‘phenomenal reception’ and predicts return for Rooney
• Defoe is ‘only’ a goalscorer – but his value is priceless
• TWEETS OF THE WEEK
• Leinster enjoy triumph amid local disinteres­t
• All Blacks crush ‘Boks – but Hansen still sore at Lions result
• Kings vow to kick on as Blues turn their focus to Highveld challenge
• Springbok shambles sets tone for disappoint­ing day
• Erasmus insists Reds have plenty work to do ahead of Glasgow clash
• Terenure lay marker with crushing defeat of Trinity
• Four-star Clifford leads Kerry’s Croker rampage
• Mayo needed a Seamus Darby moment – it didn’t happen and maybe it never will
• Connolly still one of the vest on show even if his influence fades
• Gavin’s outfit now immortal but Mayo win nation’s hearts
• Ruthless Dubs find a way to write own history
• TWITTER REACTION TO DUBLIN’S VICTORY
• Dubs ascend into 27 th heaven as gods heap more misery on Mayo
• HOW THE GAME UNFOLDED
• As Enda Kenny told me afterwards: ‘Curse my a**e, Joe, Dublin just scored more than us’
• WEEKEND TAKEAWAYS
• Future’s bright but now is the time to blood young stars
• IN THE BIG MOMENTS DUBLIN HELD THEIR NERVE, MAYO DIDN’T
• EVEN THESE PLAYERS HAVE LIMIT TO WHAT CAN BE ENDURED
• A world of opportunit­y has opened up for all
• A brilliant shower moment that is broadening minds
• €14m-a-year tourism boom
• ‘I went in my 50s and Irish coffees broke the language ice’
• ‘How I turned Salamanca green when others said no’
• ‘I hope my story gives confidence to other students with, or without, special needs’
• Building bridges of knowledge globally
• ‘I met so many people it was like speed dating — we have gone from six students a year to 90’
• So, how does a school or a teacher get involved?
• I’m in higher ed — how do I apply?
• New frontiers — but no barriers
• ‘We use drama workshops to make the rights of the elderly more real’
• Léargas applicatio­n workshops
• ‘We are tapping into the voices of rural youth’
• ‘This is our first project with an LGBT group’
• You want to explore the world? Take your pick!

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