Irish Independent - 2018-09-05

• €600 tax cut promise as Varadkar flushes out FF
• INM inquiry ‘justified and in public interest’
• Colette Browne:
• Hospital hit by trolley crisis now battling new type of superbug
• Graham Burke’s life has turned full circle in one whirlwind year
• No guarantee UK will be let back into the EU if it has a change of heart
• The evolution of the school uniform
• One million told toevacuate­as typhoon hits Japan
• Hole in space station ‘was made on purpose’
• Irish want to own homes, not rent them – and that’s unlikely to change, says Cairn CEO
• Women faring worse than men in a nation of couch potatoes
• Nurses in line for €4,500 allowance hike under €20m windfall for key health workers
• Taoiseach’s letter is a ‘distractio­n’ – Martin
• Leo wants early election – and to be able to blame it on Fianna Fáil
• What Fine Gael wants in deal
• Gardaí poised for more arrests amid drugs probe into Rachel Allen’s son
• Mass exodus leaves island school with just one pupil
• Why the plastic luggage trays at airport security have more bugs than your toilet
• Supermac’s €10m plaza plan put on hold by the council
• One in five has ‘no religion’ in town closely linked to Church
• ‘Having biggest share of Catholics has no bearing on attendance­s at Mass’
• Irish society is changing rapidly – but that doesn’t mean everyone is losing their faith
• High Court agrees to appointmen­t of inspectors to INM
• ODCE scores a victory as INM waits for court inspectors to call
• Business to continue as normal
• McDonald flounders on IRA and anti-terrorism court
• SF doesn’t rule out Union Jack at Dáil as part of future unity deal
• I’m Irish, not an outsider, says new Commission­er
• Families face huge inheritanc­e tax bills as home values rise
• If you get to grips with death tax, it’ll save you a lot of pain
• Shocking image of father and son sleeping rough in street ‘not unusual’, says charity
• Fianna Fáil under fire for ‘helping landlords’ in new Budget proposal
• Fall in first-time buyers getting loan approval
• Duffy enlists PR guru who ran Gallagher’s campaign
• Ross undecided on how he will ‘express disapprova­l’ of Trump
• My postmaster husband applied for redundancy deal, reveals Freeman
• Actor Keoghan gets two-year ban after admitting to garda he was driving car without insurance
• Naughten urged to introduce a public levy to save post offices
• Dementia symptoms get better in summer
• Firm formerly linked to Sean Quinn hit with arson attack after ‘intimidati­on’
• Businessma­n to build mansion on site of what was once most expensive home
• Dying man had 36-minute wait for help
• Pupils, parents, teachers have their say on a new Leaving Certificat­e
• ‘It is a fabulous idea to get schools involved in reshaping the Senior Cycle’
• ‘It’s unbelievab­le when people are paying you money for it’
• Sixth year students planning a holiday should go for July
• Israel vows to stand up to missile movements by Iraqis
• Conflict flares again
• Explosive Trump claims
• Pole-dancing shock for kindergart­en kids
• Far right set to be kingmaker in Sweden’s crunch election
• British Labour tries to end anti-Semitism row
• Hearing for US court nominee disrupted by protest chaos
• American greatness is a thing of the past
• Here is the nudes: art to get gender equality
• Why we really did mourn passing of American greatness
• Randy olive oil users save us millions
• To act or not to act – that is the question Fine Gael can’t seem to answer on homelessne­ss
• Sam’s record had errors
• Michael D’s time is up
• Pfizer facing $100m Brexit bill as it grapples with no-deal fallout
• Eir signals an end to copper with €1bn plan for fibre lines
• Dalata chief McCann attacks ‘imbalanced’ Vat rate report
• Unions urge vote to oust Ryanair chairman
• Central Bank orders fund managers to review fees
• Appointmen­t of EU official risked public trust, Emily O’Reilly warns
• Italy markets jump after League’s EU rules vow
• China’s trade with Africa
• Limerick infant formula firm pays €957m dividend
• Digicel wins multi-million-dollar contract in the West Indies
• Emerging markets under pressure
• The UX: Agile baby Lexus hybrid crossover to cost from €39,000
• Car with 31 owners tops list as vehicle numbers set record
• It’s a scandal: one-in-10 of our children not wearing seatbelt
• Revealed: Where every cent of your vehicle’s insurance premium goes
• Return of the Corsa GSi: Is Opel’s 3dr ‘warm hatch’ worth your time & cash?
• Thank you, security; pumped up; children on loose; Despair on the M50
• Small-family motor? Trio of kids’ seats? Three-child car? 65k a year? €8k budget?
• The Famine on film
• Even ‘cool parents’ are destined to embarrass their children
• Fish pie with cheddar rosti topping
• Taste Test
• Memory Lane – for those in the know
• Two-In-One
• Gardaí go Harris: cuir i gceart an comhoibriú trasteoran­n ‘rímhall’
• CHRIS GREENE: DONALD TRUMP, AGUS UAFÁS FAOIN UAFÁS (FAOIN UAFÁS)
• An chéad lá scoile: tá garsprioc bainte amach againn mar chlann
• Kaepernick’s Nike deal about a lot more than selling shoes
• ‘I’m just happy it’s over,’ says Federer after US Open exit
• ‘It could’ve been worse’ – Stephens after losing crown
• Determinat­ion of Timoney is music to ears of McFarland
• Munster centre Taute puts injury nightmare behind him
• ‘It was pretty scary to hear Warburton retired’
• Marmion and Aki close to returning for Connacht
• Lam tips Madigan to be huge hit in Premerishi­p with Bristol
• I saw one of the UAE guys fall, straight away I knew it was bad
• Lowry urges Irish trio to push for gold
• Champions hit road as training-camp sanctions are avoided
• I can use this platform to help others – McMahon
• Goggins: Distribute GAA funding evenly across the country
• ‘Torture’ of final defeat still lingers for Farrell
• Byrne: I played for Ireland with lads who saw us as a B team
• Randolph calls for Irish patience as Rice decides next move
• Giggs poised to seal Ampadu with competitiv­e Wales debut
• Danes call up Futsal players after dispute
• As Ireland’s only available Premier League midfielder, Hendrick must be O’Neill’s driving force
• McCrystal leads home challenge in Rás
• McClean injury adds to O’Neill’s Welsh crisis
• Mayo ladies break silence
• BREHENY BEAT
• MYSTERY OF CONOR MURRAY’S INJURY
• MICKELSON AND WOODS CONFIRMED AS RYDER WILDCARDS
• Enchanting Escapes
• Relaxing Escapes at Castle Leslie Estate
• WHY PARENTING CAN BE CHILD’S PLAY
• THE BENEFITS OF BILINGUALI­SM
• LIFE LESSONS
• FIGHTING FIRST DAY NERVES
• SLEEP SCHOOL
• A VIRTUAL HELPING HAND
• How can you tell when your baby is…
• Aska pharmacist
• Joanna’s top tips
• Sacred Shelf Space
• Autumn’s Beauty Buys
• WIN A TWO-NIGHT FAMILY BREAK AT CASTLEMART­YR RESORT

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