Irish Independent - 2017-11-03

• Shame of our hidden army of child carers
• LEINSTER RUGBY
• Now entire public sector will have to work until they’re 66
• Social media giant to create ‘ hundreds’ of jobs
• Modern Ireland
• €5,000 cost for those with a yen to see World Cup
• Rail workers will find ‘alternativ­e’ means of protest if strikes banned
• Beyonce is to star as Disney reinvents ‘The Lion King’, but what else is new in this live-action remake? Tanya Sweeney reports
• Trump’s call for death penalty over NY attack raises trial fears
• ‘Women are moving up within RTÉ’ – Shanley
• Eileen Murphy: A fascinatin­g insight into our country
• BoE interest rate up for first time in a decade
• Forcing people to retire at age 65 is ‘discrimina­tory’, says emeritus professor
• Pope angers critics with call for debate on priests’ celibacy
• Gate to appoint external adviser for complaints
• Fitzgerald won’t reveal white collar crime chief
• Posh criminals won’t be quaking in their boots just yet
• Irish Independen­t tops the bill in news, politics, business and sport
• NUJ says threats to journalist ‘worrying’
• Three overcrowde­d rental buildings shut after exposé
• Bank directors face removal if they fail to deliver on trackers
• Dad who kept home urges people to ‘fight’
• BoI moves to lower fixed-rate interest on mortgages
• How those living near coast feel they have the best health in country
• ‘Lack of support makes it so much harder to get a job’
• Carer Adam (14) and dad have special bond
• Mother begs for help with violent son
• Test scandal gardaí must be punished – Flanagan
• Defeatism won’t see individual­s held to account for 1.9 million fake breath tests
• End of pregnancy test as new smartwatch will tell if you conceive
• Disgraced surgeon guilty of indecent assault on two boys
• Mystery chamber is discovered deep in Great Pyramid
• Motorist killed, five injured in bus crash
• Parties say they are taking abuse claims seriously – but they’re lying
• ‘Dam has broken’ on Westminste­r sleaze scandal as Fallon quits his defence job
• President ‘turning against Kushner’ over bad advice
• Prosecutor­s seek arrest warrant for Puigdemont
• Dublin councillor­s vote to fly Catalan flag at City Hall
• Colossus of public life changed how we thought about ourselves
• Trump’s free rein to attack North Korea has senators on both sides worried
• We may finally be waking up from our smartphone trance – someone needs to tell Donald
• Cut to mortgage relief was brutal – and won’t be forgotten
• Raising retirement age won’t work for majority
• Polish influence keeps the beat
• Brexit unknowns leave a question mark over decision
• Ryanair feels jet lag as passenger growth slows to a three-year low
• Fallons net share of €1m daft.ie dividend
• Merlyn bought by Norcros in €68m deal
• Property awards shortlist announced
• Second Brendan Investment­s company goes into liquidatio­n
• Bombardier stock takes off on first CSeries order in 18 months
• Danske says ‘good’ dividend on the way after Irish loan sale
• Hume Brophy seals Hong Kong deal
• Profits continue their rise at Canadian-owned Irish Life
• Markets down on US tax and BoE news
• Disney’s classics revisited
• Surgeon thriller is a cut above
• McGregor homage packs likeable punch
• ‘I owe it to the victims to speak’
• Another dollop of Atwood
• O’Brien team on song for Del Mar
• MYSTIC THEATRE CAN INITIATE DOUBLE FOR MULLINS
• BUTT CONFIRMED FOR NIGHT OF STARS
• Schutte and Cuala hungry for more
• Callanan yet to decide on his Galway future
• Goalkeeper O’Rourke opts out of Meath football squad for 2018
• Harrington is plotting route to Ryder Cup
• Massey geared up for another Dundalk day-trip to Aviva
• City have all the right answers for test of their credential­s
• Unsworthhi­tsnewlowin­latesttop-jobauditio­n
• CONTE ROUNDS ON STRUGGLING CHELSEA PLAYERS
• People will soon forget I was Chelsea manager – Mourinho
• Gunners’ second string fire blanks but earn place in knock-out stages
• Home-town hero Zebo begins his long goodbye
• Schmidt and Ireland handed World Cup fixtures boost
• KEANE WARNS AGAINST PRE-BREAK COMPLACENC­Y
• Cullen forced to test depth of squad in bid to extend winning run
• Abramovich unlikely to be swayed by Conte’s passion play
• Heaslip facing biggest battle of fine career but he has the mental strength to make triumphant return
• Back to the future
• DO THE MONSTER HOME MAKEOVER
• PORTAL BACK IN TIME IN DUBLIN 4
• FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE
• WHAT’S COOKING?
• Soar high above Temple Bar
• Great Scott with spire views
• Far from run of the Mill’
• Mingle with rock stars in affluent coastal suburb
• Finding a new abode is a walk in the park
• Don’t Knock it...
• Sea for yourself
• An ideal place to raise a growing family
• Affordable four-beds on County Dublin coast
• Going green with all mod cons
• economics HOME
• Home-owning Ireland kicked in the Airbnbs
• D8’s Roman links
• On the MONEY
• In the SALEROOMS
• Molony: When you’re left out, you have to channel anger in right way
• We have to keep winning after a brilliant month
• Historic northside club ready to rise again
• Focus on wellbeing
• Michael is at heart of Naas
• Champs are flying the flag
• Return to Glasgow will tell us how much Leinster have kicked on since last season
• Victory vital for handover of power
• Kleyn is unsure who to shout for
• Tigers starting to purr after latest win
• Shannon host top-two battle
• ‘Rassie and Jacques are leaving us in a good position’
• It’s a big chance for us to show our best form against Dragons tonight
• Cup win can inspire Cork outfit after shaky start
• Three sides advance to last eight of cup
• ‘PEOPLE PROBABLY WOULDN’T EXPECT ME TO PLAY THE PIANO. I WAS FORCED TO GO TO LESSONS AS A KID’
• NO REASON TO FEAR CHEETAHS
• I used to play the trombone when I was younger
• We want to climb the ranks
• Confidence is certainly building
• Murray Timber signed up again
• EUROPEAN WATCH
• Fifth loss for Buccs in top flight
• Squad will be tested as lads turn to Ireland
• ‘We just take each week as it comes and that’s important’
• ‘We want to climb ranks and attract big names’
• Tucker’s Ballinaslo­e event gets positive feedback

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