Irish Independent - 2018-09-04

• Landlord tax breaks as carrot for long leases
• Sign of the times: Sam’s back
• Rachel Allen ‘devastated’ by son’s arrest in drugs raid
• United Ireland cost: Sinn Féin admits public sector jobs to go if there is north-south reunificat­ion
• New Commission­er: Garda chief’s controvers­y-free policing
• Commission­er takes top job with a track record of controvers­y-free policing
• What it feels like ... to be a Mills & Boon writer
• Protesting against Trump is the easy way out for our politician­s
• Colm Keys: Who can put a stop to Dublin’s drive for five?
• May hits back at Johnson in wake of Brexit attack
• Families spend up to 20pc of income per child for care
• Taoiseach calls for ‘cultural shift’ so that entreprene­urs can ‘fail forward’
• Editorial: Garda chief must have free rein on reforms
• Wish you were here: hunt on for Ireland’s most special place
• ‘Posh boy jibes don’t matter to voters,’ says FG minister amid calls for Murphy to go
• BoI U-turn on cutting 100 cash counters
• House prices to keep surging at rapid rate, major report claims
• Sinn Féin will hullabaloo its way back to the new Dáil term
• ‘Granny grant’ proposal faces a list of challenges, warns Donohoe
• Fixing childcare will take many budgets – but how many exactly?
• Schools warned of duties after prostitute sex claims
• Carers left to feel strain as the State saves €10bn
• First crisis pregnancy phone line to go live
• Hidden army now provides 43 hours of work a week
• Case study
• Retired Benedict looms as symbol of opposition to Pope
• Gallagher defends his fundraisin­g for Fianna Fáil as he takes to trail again
• Independen­ts split over plans for Trump protest
• Áras hopeful still trying to shake off his ‘Fianna Fáil bagman’ tag
• Luas driver sacked for ‘moonlighti­ng’ in taxi
• Open door to profits: Fairy door firm forecasts a €6m pot of gold
• Tributes after man (76) dies in hit and run
• A&Es to suffer as nursing homes shut beds over worker shortages
• Journalist­s probing Myanmar massacre jailed for seven years
• Democrats face leadership chaos tarnishing their moment of glory
• Kerry won’t rule out 2020 White House bid
• Steep increase in sea migrant death rate
• Fox’s tale reminds us how we destroy wonders we have never known
• Silence cuts deep as final chapter ends
• Golden memories mean Ireland is now the place I proudly call home
• Preserve the site of shame
• NTR’s tie-up with US giant BlackRock to sell off assets
• Ryanair accuses British air traffic controller­s of ‘discrimina­tion’
• The Big Picture
• BioMarin to invest €40m at Cork plant as it creates 51 jobs
• Banks profit as they pay the lowest savings rates in the ECB
• Build to rent reflects demand, says Glenveagh
• FBD hotels group delivers strong performanc­e as profits hit €22.8m
• Setback for Irish developer seeking return of passport
• Eir owner faces test in French home market
• Manufactur­ing output hit a seven-month high in August
• Jailed former UBS trader faces deportatio­n from Britain
• Drug maker plunges on Brexit costs
• Sweet child of mine
• Bill Linnane
• Settling into secondary school
• The best of tonight’s television
• Light is ready to shine in Korea for Mullins
• Djokovic overcomes heat to make US Open last eight
• Form trumps experience for Harrington in wildcard picks
• Cook to retire from England after final Test against India
• Leinster seeking subtle defensive improvemen­ts
• Van Graan tight-lipped over mystery Murray injury
• Murphy gets ready to make first Ulster appearance against Edinburgh
• McCaffrey offers up a convincing case for the defence
• I feel hurt about this but it’s not the real hurt of loss, that’s something much worse – Harte
• ‘We don’t do sentiment’, admits Dubs selector Darcy over Brogan omission
• Rice still on mind with O’Neill riled by Arter’s stance
• Focused Clark insists Irish squad’s bond remains as strong as ever
• IRELAND’S ASSISTANT MANAGERS SINCE 1986
• McCarthy and Brady on course for October action
• Danish turmoil as entire squad set to miss Wales tie over rights row
• King: I’m disappoint­ed, not shocked
• Cooney and Davis take inter-county reins
• Door is open to Connolly return in drive for five, says Sky Blues selector Darcy
• Keane bust-up with Arter puts O’Neill on defensive
• NICOLAS ROCHE
• ‘It’s not the real hurt of loss' – Mickey Harte
• It’s time to ask whether Roy Keane is worth the hassle

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