Irish Independent - 2018-09-11

• Roy of the Ranters: expletives fly in Keane row
• Fair Deal residents’ bonus to rent homes
• ‘They kept kicking me’
• The full transcript of Stephen Ward’s leaked WhatsApp message
• Cure for dementia within a decade, experts believe
• Keane in eye of new storm as bust-ups with players leaked
• US threatens judges who attempt to probe alleged war crimes by American soldiers in Afghanista­n
• Ryanair issues ban on media ahead of AGM
• Tony Ward:
• Why on earth would we want our own Irexit?
• Trump tweet could have sparked war with North Korea
• Gallagher sweeps on to ballot paper in just one day
• Debenhams shares plunge as it mulls its future options
• Ferguson hopes doctor will let him go to Miller tribute game
• O’Neill puts brave face on Whatsapp storm but Keane ship may have sailed
• Plan is worthy, but compassion must be built into the approach
• Talks to extend cancer screening service deal are at ‘critical stage’
• IFA calls for more rural Garda patrols as ‘people have right to feel safe in home’
• Blogger accused of harassing children’s TV presenter
• Bridge fall that left three men seriously hurt ‘may not have been accident’
• Minister challenged on plan for property tax exemptions
• Motorists hit by dodgy tactics ‘must have the fines refunded’
• ‘The people have had enough’ – Martin faces call to scrap FG deal
• Tenants sue landlords for HAP refusals
• Property price surge sees wealth of households hit all-time high
• Johnny Ronan in latest bid to build Dublin’s tallest building
• The phoney war draws to an end – but is Michael D unbeatable?
• Varadkar floats idea of job-sharing to bring more women into politics
• Councillor claims he was victim of ‘honeytrap’
• Áras hopeful ‘using slain Veronica to get publicity’
• It’s in our interests to help solve thorny issue of Brexit
• Irish businessma­n plans ‘flying taxis’ in four years
• New ‘supersized’ iPhone could cost €1,500 as Apple gets ready to launch
• Almost one in three Irish children chats online with strangers
• Barnier says agreement on Brexit is possible ‘within six to eight weeks’
• Relying on one industry is better than having none
• UCD in world top 100 for helping graduates get job
• Large fall in constructi­on work as jobs in real estate, education rise
• Case study
• Paris knife rampage leaves seven wounded
• CBSTVchief steps down as new sex abuse claims emerge
• Comment Jennifer Rubin
• Far-right is kingmaker in Swedish vote ‘chaos’
• Breastfeed­ing prime minister defends spending €45,000 on flight
• No matter how unqualifie­d or delusional most Áras candidates are, democracy is worth the argument
• UK NEEDS REALITY CHECK TO SNAP IT OUT OF RIGID THINKING
• Councils must refute the Government spin and come clean on homelessne­ss
• HAP adds to inequality
• Tech pushes our evolution – but turning off saves relationsh­ips
• Statue of Russell has no place in a public park
• Primark owner’s shares fall as investors fret about currency swings
• The Big Picture
• Demand for cyberattac­k cover to soar, say insurance chiefs
• Family firms ‘beating markets’ in long-term
• UK investor puts €17m into PAYE expert BrightPay
• Sixty-four staff earned more than €100,000 at loss-making Irish Rail
• Contrastin­g fortunes for HP’s two units in Ireland
• Icon may use AI to spot staff at risk of leaving job
• Cryptocurr­ency collapse wipes $640bn off notional valuations
• Banks push European shares higher
• The truth about working mothers
• Plogging away: meet the joggers who clean as they run
• Lust for life: the new BBC drama testing the boundaries of monogamy
• Bill Linnane
• The best of tonight’s television
• Two-In-One
• Curragh glory may be on the horizon for Schmidt as O’Brien eyes ‘Kew’ Leger win
• How hiking helped Djokovic reach greater US Open heights
• Rose on top of the world but Bradley steals his thunder
• ‘Getting in the right break is like buying a Lotto ticket’
• Lancaster cools Tigers talk as Leinster lament Ryan’s retirement
• Second-tier championsh­ip back on agenda
• Coleman loss adds to list of Irish headaches
• U-21s aim to lift the gloom against Euro champions Germany
• Mess should have been cleared up four months ago – now may be too late
• ‘I’ve spoken to Stephen. He has been betrayed by some of his friends’
• O’Neill needs to decide – is it Keane or the group?
• ROY KEANE VERSUS...
• ‘I WANT TO STEP OUT OF JOHNNY’S SHADOW’
• Colm Keys: Derry club clash plumbs new depths for Gaelic football

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