Irish Independent - 2018-09-12

• Failed by the State
• ‘Donaghy changed the game – twice’
• Dumpling delights
• The scandal of trying to spin a scandal
• Fire, fury, chaos and confusion as Trump cancels visit to Ireland
• Man (31) charged with murder in shooting spree at Pete Taylor’s gym
• How mammies really feel about adult children living at home
• Ireland show signs of life in encouragin­g drawwith Poland
• Russian troops take part in biggest war games in decades
• House price rises now at lowest level in 15 months
• Coillte to reinvest part of a €111m windfall in a partnershi­p focused on energy projects
• Bronagh, Deirdre and Saoirse: meet the storms blowing our way this winter
• Report raises issues but victims still wait to learn who failed them
• If Simon and Leo can’t stop leaks, are they fit to lead this Government?
• New agency aims to cut developmen­t costs through sale of State-owned land
• Rural towns are left behind as numbers at work below pre-crash levels
• FF to demand €200m scheme for affordable housing in Budget talks
• Martin denies Gallagher is ‘proxy’ candidate for FF
• Baby girl strangled by curtain cord in freak accident at home
• Varadkar takes up suggestion­s from mother of murdered Danielle
• Ex-judge quizzed on sex assault allegation
• Lifeblood of community has just drip, dripped away
• Babies share 96pc of gestures with apes
• ‘Challengin­g conditions’ hit Irish sales at Cadbury owner
• English grades are ‘back to normal’ in Junior Cert results
• We’re falling behind competitor­s for investing in education system
• The magical messiness of becoming a third-level student
• Error in Leaving Cert mark may cost student place on college course
• Alcohol ‘should have no place in Junior Cert celebratio­ns’
• Varadkar warns that EU-UK trade deal could take up to seven years
• Hooded Men to battle ‘for recognitio­n of torture’ after European court setback
• Idea that Gallagher is proxy candidate for Fianna Fáil is ridiculous, insists Martin
• Councillor tells of ‘insolvency and distress’ after RTÉ undercover sting
• Consultant­s warn of industrial action over huge pay gap for newer recruits
• Children’s soccer referee charged with arson that caused €1.8m damage to gym denied bail
• No laughing matter for Rosenstock: six-figure tax bill for firm
• Man spent €6,700 on pizza with neighbour’s bank card as she lay dead in flat for two years
• ‘Our game will help children become aware of online dangers’
• Going to College Aoife Walsh
• Shane Watson:
• US keen as North Korea asks for second Trump-Kim summit
• 9/11 showed US power of unity when facing its many challenges
• President marks anniversar­y of terror attacks
• US economy is doing well – but still Trump lies about it
• One million flee as Hurricane Florence bears down on US
• It is time to let the people have their say on the Church’s involvemen­t in education
• Getting our kids fit again is vital – and it’s easy to do
• Small cog can grind A&E system to halt
• Working hard for your wage is to be admired
• VICTIMS OF CERVICAL CANCER SCANDAL LET DOWN YET AGAIN
• Crucial vote can protect Irish culture and stop our artists being exploited
• Put-upon animal welfare groups need your help
• Ryanair ‘weakened’ by decision to bar media from upcoming AGM
• Will it be the year of the French to take top job at the ECB?
• Competitio­n body is accused of taking too long to probe insurance industry
• Former McDonald’s executive beefs up Aryzta’s boardroom
• Kevin Cardiff appointed a director of KBC Bank Ireland
• Profits hit €65,000 a week at ‘Temple Bar’
• Managing data breaches in a GDPR world
• CPL rides flexible working trend to deliver 18pc profit boost
• Aryzta shares surge following deal
• Boom, Brexit and WLTP: Strange mix of change in our pockets
• Dorothea Dowling on where the buck stops on insurance, PLUS Mercedes’ new EV in perspectiv­e
• Expert Gillian Keogh and Motoring Editor Eddie Cunningham answer your car queries
• How I fared on streets of Stockholm in new Lexus UX crossover
• Putting Mercedes’ first electric vehicle in a real-world perspectiv­e: An EQ test
• Outlander PHEV 20pc price cut; Joe Duffy’s Connacht ‘first’; Confused?
• Why are we still looking down on voluntary childlessn­ess?
• Sweet potato dumplings with sage butter
• Is monogamy no longer in Vogue?
• Two-In-One
• Níos mó sagart le fáil thar lear agus líon na nAifreann á laghdú
• BURT REYNOLDS: LAOCH HOLLYWOOD AGUS LAOCH NA NGNÁTHDHAO­INE
• DEA-SHEACHTAIN / DROCHSHEAC­HTAIN LE CHRIS GREENE
• ‘Rohan and Joey pulled off a great one-two for the team today’
• Yates tightens his grip on red jersey
• Latrobe could lead O’Brien’s Melbourne encore
• Irish duo edged out in bid to reach semis
• Aki set to play as Connacht go in search of successive wins
• Van Graan eager to get over TMO mishap
• Murphy out of Ulster’s South African opener
• Dublin ladies let the cameras in because it paid for their meals
• TRIBUTES POUR IN FOR ‘BEST TEAM-MATE BAR
• ‘We contribute­d to our own downfall’ admits King after six-goal drubbing
• Arter open to Ireland return after Keane row
• IRELAND RATINGS DANIEL McDONNELL
• AT A GLANCE
• Poles apart
• It’s a compliment to be compared to Donaghy – Bomber
• CLUXTON v BEGGAN WILL BE THE BIGGEST ALL-STAR DEBATE
• JACK CONAN: ‘WE CAN’T AFFORD TO LET OUR STANDARDS DROP’
• JURY DUTY CAN RULE THE ROOST IN KERRY GRAND NATIONAL
• Encouragin­g draw doesn’t exonerate the management

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