Irish Independent - 2017-09-23

• New Brexit doubts as May delays departure
• Going mad for Culture Night
• TOMÁS Ó SÉ
• Price-gouging hotels to be hit with new tax
• David McWilliams
• ‘Memory Man is dead... but what memories he has left behind him’
• No place for George Hook on airwaves, says Mary Coughlan
• Leslie-Ann Horgan:
• Insider trading fears as US watchdog hacked
• Halawas’ ordeal says much about state of Egypt today
• Developers could be paid upfront by the Government in bid to kick-start building
• The housing strategies that worked ... and those that changed nothing
• Just 130 houses have been built from a tranche of 3,000 promised last year
• UCD wants to fast-track plans for thousands of student beds
• Man charged with trying to drown Jack Russell terrier
• Leo must be more than simply a marketing man for Fine Gael
• Broadly positive speech by May perhaps signals the end of the beginning
• Skies foretell of Brexit storms ahead – but there’s no dampening of spirits
• Farmer killed instantly as his quad overturns
• 3,400 cancelled surgeries a month swelling waiting lists
• Fresh probe ordered on false breath tests after claims by GRA
• Tribunal hears claims of garda’s ‘irrational and vile behaviour’
• Gardaí must display courage to protect, to serve, to speak up, and to embrace change –
• A rare apology from O’Leary has done little to quell the groundswel­l of dissent
• ‘Move your workplace or take unpaid leave,’ Ryanair staff told
• Mandy Johnston on Ryanair’s PR nosedive
• Priest heckled over anti-drugs funeral sermon has no regrets
• Gas supply to return ‘o n phased basis’
• India using chilli, stun grenades to stop influx of Rohingya
• North Korea threatens H-bomb test in the Pacific
• Puerto Rico faces weeks without electricit­y after Maria
• Hydrogen blast over ocean ‘would force US to respond’
• Hope fades for girl (12) buried in earthquake rubble of school
• Merkel faces discontent amongst Euroscepti­cs but could be an ally of Ireland
• Former waiter in running to become Italy’s next leader
• Meritocrac­y in the workplace is all well and good but it still favours men ahead of women
• The Week that was
• President whose ‘personal Vietnam was avoiding STDs’ is not qualified to deal with current military threat
• Maureen with muscles will do away with the need for real women
• Getting priorities right on ethnic cleansing in Myanmar
• Bedsits welcome – if up to standard
• May speech fails to offer Border solution
• Hard lessons are learned by the Icarus of transport
• Exploiting loyalty is a disgrace
• Financial system must be resilient to cyber risk – Draghi
• Dublin-Beijing air route awaits China approval
• Coulson steps in as Ardagh CEO quits
• Many happy returns? Investors warned of longer-term outlook for Irish property
• Conrad operator’s profit down 22pc to €1.7m amid hotel spending programme
• Public servants at DAA and Nama get payouts
• NTMA bond deal takes redeemed Prom Notes tally to €8.5bn
• Two-in-One Cryptic and Definition
• Mourinho not worried but admits he has ‘no idea’ when Pogba will be fit again
• Kearney targets November return
• New manager Bonner promises to change ‘one-dimensiona­l’ Donegal
• RONALD KOEMAN UNDER PRESSURE BUT CAN STILL DELIVER DUTCH GOLD
• Mischievou­s Mendy’s winning ways a perfect fit for City’s ‘sharkteam’
• Pochettino foots £7k bill as Spurs make a meal of motivating troops
• WEEKEND TEAM NEWS
• Conte hails Morata’s big future as he consigns Costa to the past
• Salah end product offers Klopp relief during tough spell
• When Busby’s Babes came to Dalymount . . .
• One-sided Old Firm must find new lease of life for the sake of Scottish football
• RODGERS CRANKS UP PRESSURE ON CAIXINHA FOR IBROX SHOWDOWN
• Gutsy Limerick land vital win as Cork slip again
• Drogs suffer more Dundalk agony
• Bohs send Pat’s deep into scrap for survival
• Big three make FIFA Player of Year shortlist
• PSG ‘REST’ NEYMAR FOLLOWING BRAZILIAN’S PENALTY BUST-UP WITH CAVANI
• Doona stars for Hoops
• Devaney sinks Sligo
• Ryan hails Thurles’ fighting spirit as Quigley boys make it a family affair in Purcell triumph
• Downey kick-starts worlds bid with top-ten finish
• Dazzling Lowry roarsinto contention
• Fury fired up to emulate cousin Tyson
• Goalkeeper Byrne staying big in defence for her county’s sake
• Staunton still standing tall
• ‘We don’t want to be bound by what we’ve gone through in recent finals’
• Roller-coaster South Africa tourtogetf­ull review–Cullen
• Warriors prove their might with rout of Munster
• Aussie Deegan could be key to unlocking the door to number ten
• TIMONEY CAPS FIRST ULSTER START WITH BRACE ON MISERABLE NIGHT FOR JACKMAN’S DRAGONS
• Mayo must learn to be ruthless like we did at Munster
• It was a privilege to have had sporting genius Jimmy as a friend
• A wonderful Munster man through thick and thin
• Seanie stirs a hornet’s nest but he might yet feel sting
• Harley’s ‘Army’ worth fighting for at Newbury
• O’Brien’s ‘Warrior’ to conquer Beresford rivals
• Henderson eyes Buveur return at Newcastle

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