Irish Independent - 2017-10-10

• €250 tax cut and free childcare in Budget
• McClean’s wonder strike puts Ireland into the play-offs
• Teenagers now using illegal steroids in bid to ‘bulk up’
• A rare condition means Orla Comerford’s sight is constantly deteriorat­ing. But the young Dublin woman (20) is still fully focused on achieving her dreams p32
• Spain will ‘decisively’ prevent Catalan split p18
• Irish team in breakthrou­gh on fighting schizophre­nia p16
• Ian O’Doherty: Stamp of approval for the killer Guevara p21
• ECB stress test gives banks rate rise comfort p27
• Events point to an election – and Paschal being victim of realpoliti­k
• Donohoe tries to play Budget bingo where everyone wins
• OAPs big winners with hikes in pension, fuel grant
• Tax on commercial property windfall adds up
• It could be a year before branded cigs disappear
• Strangler had choked his partner in previous attack before murder
• The whispered reaction of victim’s family was more like a sigh of relief than a cry of victory
• ‘I know more than most people do – and I know that Tom’s a fine man’
• Food-safety inspectors find rat, cockroach infestatio­ns
• He wrote a letter for child abuser – what was he thinking?
• Firework explodes in woman’s hoodie
• Drug cheat Armstrong ‘appalled’ by position of his nemesis David Walsh
• May warns UK public to prepare to crash out of EU with no deal
• Brexit Tories not interested in Border–just cost of EU divorce
• M ay clashes with EU over bid to move Brexit talks to next stage
• Adams vows that he would‘ quit’ if there was bullying within Sinn Féin
• Defence payroll savings have paid for 40pc of costs of new naval ship
• Higgins ‘won’t impede’ challenger­s by delaying his decision on second term
• Che was hero who deserves stamp – artist
• Generation Z flocking back for second Zeminar
• Thousands are being targeted by fraudsters
• GPs ‘charge’ for flu jab as first patients struck down
• Civil servant stole €6,500 from dole in brother’s name
• Senior garda says she bears ‘no malice’ towards whistleblo­wer
• Eir fined €10,500 by court for charging too much
• ‘Lipstick Ninja’ lays foundation for Japanese election shock
• Stars come out to condemn fallen movie mogul Weinstein after string of abuse claims
• Fresh surge of Rohingya refugees flee Myanmar
• Russians paid for ads on YouTube ‘to influence US vote’
• Young who ‘get up early’ will be forgotten in Budget again
• Day of days doesn’t matter – it’s all just one big panto for attention-seeking politician­s
• Talk of ‘rights’ in debate about the Eighth leads to confusion
• Revenue deserves pat on back for Brexit work
• Middle ground voters want certainty from the Budget
• Microsoft targets Irish wind power as it seals first data centre deal
• Bank of Ireland Private merger causes client scramble
• Airlines flew 3.8 billion people during economic crisis
• ‘Avalanche of firms could flee London’
• McDowell company profits hit €14m
• Celebrity chef doubles Irish revenue to €2m
• UK labour costs now rising faster
• Catalan valley wants its own independen­ce and to stay Spanish
• VideoDoc receives €2.5m cash boost
• Deutsche Boerse steps up battle for clearing business
• Ronan-Crean row over prime Dublin site back in court
• Irish shares little changed, US volatile
• Ireland’s top 20 food influencer­s
• Embracing the midlife reboot
• Two-In-One
• Poli Roi can be Ballybrit king for Elliott and Russell
• McIlroy on salvage mission as Dunne flies high
• Maher: We can go all the way
• Turnbull feeling nerves as he begins long road back from cruciate injury
• Fermanagh players’ approach convinced me to take role – Gallagher
• Leinster left sweating over O’Brien fitness for Montpellie­r
• ‘I wouldn’t expect Stuart to agree with the analysis, but I believe he took his eye off the ball’
• Munster searching for answers just as questions get hard
• Arter finally gets Georgia out of his mind
• Bradley demanding improved discipline from Rovers
• SIGURDSSON SEALS ICELAND’S WORLD CUP DREAM
• Messi’s career at crossroads for both club and country
• Grego-Cox sinks Israel with stylish hat-trick
• Spirited Irish earn their shot at glory
• PRIJOVIC STRIKES LATE TO SETTLE SERBIAN NERVES
• IRELAND RATINGS
• GAME AT A GLANCE
• Plucky Irish repay O’Neill for trusting in character
• RACE FOR THE PLAY-OFFS: HOW IT ALL UNFOLDED
• Princes of Wales
• Wounds reopened
• It’s the best night of my football life – Ireland captain Meyler

Irish Independent - 2017-10-09

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