Irish Independent - 2018-08-24

• Women now consuming three drinks a day – study
• Middle earners at risk of losing out on tax reliefs in pension plan
• PeterCanav­an
• A Flour Power home
• ‘Church has treated gay people like lepers’
• Gallagher has support of FG and FF councillor­s in presidency bid
• Michael Kelly: We need to learn from joy of visiting Catholics
• ‘Market will crash if I’m impeached,’ Trump claims
• Nationalis­ation fears for Smurfit Kappa factory in Venezuela
• I’ll give message to Pope on behalf of those who feel excluded: Varadkar
• Enjoy the day, if you can overlook all that has changed utterly – Sinead Ryan,
• Church faces its #MeToo moment, victims must be put first: cardinal
• ‘The sporting family has its arms around us ever since Axel’s death’
• Ireland visit viewed as a test case for how Vatican addresses abuse
• Corless ‘takes stand with Tuam babies’ and turns down invite
• Heavens may open aspapal Mass gets under way
• ‘I hope Francis brings healing,’ says priest who travelled 6,000km
• Elderly warned to bring portable seating
• McAleese praised for ‘courage’ after being told she should ‘get off stage’
• Francis is no miracle worker but he has opened up debate, which will bring real change – Fr TONY FLANNERY
• Crowds set to put strain on mobile networks
• Offe rtory girl to re trace ‘tre mb ling’ footste ps
• Ticking all the b oxe s won’t achie ve much as Varadkar walks fine line with Pope
• ‘Ask Irish for advice,’ UK government tells cross-Border firms
• British solutions make for frightenin­g reading, so let’s hope it scares them into a softer exit
• One million reasons why Independen­t titles are favourites
• As women juggle jobs, family and our inner critics, is it any wonder we keep pouring ourselves that drink?
• Hospitals failing to screen patients for dreaded superbug
• Water was withheld as a ‘punishment’ in HSE home
• Two-thirds of booze sales are to heavy drinkers, and most in shops
• Pilots to vote on Ryanair deal that will bring strike threats to an end
• This isn’t the end of negotiatio­ns, nor the beginning of the end...
• Man killed in Dublin house blaze following suspected arson attack
• Supermac’s agreed to reimburse locals who supported plan
• HomeCare takes on 200 employees across State
• Now ‘Enquirer’ boss ‘granted immunity deal’ over hush payments
• President can be tried for an alleged crime – but you may have to wait a while
• ‘Share migrants or we won’t give €20bn to EU’ – Italy’s deputy PM
• All arguments in defence of Trump are weak – but his base doesn’t care
• A conscience in conflict over the World Meeting of Families
• Nobody should feel left outside Church ‘gate’
• Our drink problem is becoming an epidemic
• Pope Francis must weed out guilty
• CRH builds €7bn fund to show it’s not a ‘one-trick pony’
• Global crisis as food waste tipped to hit 2.1bn tonnes a year
• GC Aesthetics raises €6.5m from McCabe and Barry
• High costs warning as Qualtrics to hire 350
• O’Neill’s Kouchin in D4 hotel bid
• Cairn refinances its €350m debt facility to ‘aid growth’
• Payzone profits hit €6m despite slide in sales
• Mainstream to create grey share market
• Euro area robust but ‘mood may cool’
• Aramco puts off IPO until ‘conditions are optimal’
• Merkel indicates race for ECB presidency is wide open
• New US / China tariffs weigh on stocks
• Shaken and stirred
• Lee’s searing satire hits the target
• ‘Might Bond fans be haunted by the Boyle 007 caper that got away?’
• A judge, a boy and an ethical dilemma
• Tickets, popcorn, nappies
• Killer Coconut Oil
• Your Stars
• Latest in mould of Stranger Things
• Hills hoping right Battaash turns up for York speed test
• Sea Of Class provides Haggas with perfect birthday present
• Carbery move can make the difference for Reds – O’Gara
• Van Graan: Our away form has to improve this season
• Haley set for first Munster start as Ulster’s Coetzee returns
• ‘Tyrone will be relishing tag of final underdogs’
• Tipp targeting ‘redemption’ against Cork, insists English
• Still plenty left in Mayo tank – Barrett
• Carnacon preparing appeal for Connacht
• Power behind in FedEx bid as Harrington off to Prague flyer
• TONIGHT’S FAI CUP GAMES
• Quinn reveals fears for McClean
• Wilshere gets an early opportunit­y to prove Emery wrong
• Rodgers: We made hard work of draw
• Red cards and tunnel bust-ups typical of the toxic atmosphere suffocatin­g Stoke
• SOUNESS: LIVERPOOL READY FOR TITLE CHALLENGE
• Spurs clash another watershed moment for Mourinho as he
• McClean must fizz or ‘fizzle out’, says Quinn
• PARALYMPIC­S: Golden boy Smyth speeds to further glory in Berlin
• GREEN-TILED MONSTER
• MIDLETON VERY RARE
• A TEXTBOOK RENOVATION
• Second to nun in Malahide
• Boldly going once...
• In the SALEROOMS

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