Irish Independent - 2018-09-13

• A class of their own:
• Medical misogyny: how doctors demeaned brave cancer women
• Death taxes relief sought for families
• Lorraine Courtney:
• COPYRIGHT:
• ‘It’s a monster’: 1.7 million flee US hurricane
• O’Neill likely to lean on old guard for Dublin dates
• If you think Brexit is a bad idea, wait until you meet Irexit
• European Union votes to discipline Hungary’s Orban
• We’re better educated but some areas have fallen to back of class
• On Her Majesty’s secret service
• Paternalis­tic culture must end along with litany of other failings
• Screening service didn’t know that lab outsourced its tests to Hawaii
• ‘I’m vindicated... I hope some people will eat humble pie,’ says Vicky
• Taoiseach walks off as he takes only one question about report
• Leo and Simon’s strategy of ‘tea and sympathy’ does not deliver
• From night school to building his own multi-billion dollar business empire
• US’s new ambassador unlikely to arrive here before 2019
• Comment: Reece Smyth
• A child’s educationa­l opportunit­ies are too closely tied to geography and social standing
• ‘Legal highs a bigger threat than cocaine’
• How to reclaim your weekends with a time makeover
• Case study
• Bruton tells education board to sharpen up
• ‘Harder mocks’ and hours of study pay off as nerves turn to euphoria
• The wristwatch that can detect heart problems among new tech from Apple
• Man jailed for faking TripAdviso­r reviews
• Three teachers among five men who admit part in mass brawl in city pub
• ‘The biggest strike in Ryanair history’ to cause travel chaos
• Refugees, UFC and graffiti all find spot in cultural programme
• Toddler killed in curtain cord tragedy remembered as ‘little ray of sunshine’
• Paramilita­ry links used to intimidate domestic violence victims
• Neighbours’ support for farm family in debt row
• Affordable homes will go to taxpayers, insists Martin
• Budget clashes over USC and tax changes
• Gig economy ‘a revival of ancient evil’
• Juncker in fresh attack on Irish tax autonomy
• Casey claims FF members closing ranks for Gallagher
• Pope summons bishops to deal with scandal
• Former senator ‘failed’ by police inquiry into rape allegation­s, says watchdog
• City centre brought to a standstill by hundreds protesting forced eviction
• New booster jab will leave elderly without protection against deadly Japanese flu
• Man jailed for trespassin­g and ‘sexual’ comments to pupils at private girls’ school
• Teenage boy grabbed breast of surrounded schoolgirl
• ‘Idlib attack will bring a new wave of refugees’ – Erdogan
• Parents vote for ‘three strikes and a clout’ rule
• World News
• Putin insists that Salisbury poison suspects are ‘civilians’
• Russia suspected over mystery US illnesses
• Suicide attack on Afghan protesters kills 68
• Megan McArdle
• Ibiza beats a long way from the showbands
• FOCUS MUST BE ON ENSURING THIS NEVER HAPPENS AGAIN
• We must make sure the lessons of history can still be learned by all
• Save cash and carry
• Suits you:
• Bairbre Power
• The best of tonight’s television
• ‘There is no point fighting to finish in the top 30 or 40 overall’
• Harrington continues to play the long game ahead of KLM Open
• Bench men vital for championsh­ip glory
• 0’Donovans enjoy quarter-final victory
• Louth GAA to build new €8m home in Dundalk
• Marshall glad to renew a healthy family rivalry as hooker finds his voice in Munster
• Marmion aims to seize his chance if Murray is ruled out of Tests
• O’Gara ‘humbled’ to be inducted into World Rugby’s hall of fame
• Rashford is as good as Ronaldo or Kane when they were his age, insists Southgate
• Sunderland set to sue £21m duo after they failed to return for training
• The loss of Rice is not just hurting O’Neill as King’s U-21s face abyss
• Nature of voting gives Lynch real chance of usurping Galway duo for top gong
• New-look Curragh to open with three-day festival
• ‘Once Mary asked me to continue Micheál’s legacy I couldn’t say no’
• O’Neill and FAI in the dark over Rice plans
• THE NEW KID IN TOWN
• LARMOUR UNFAZED BY ALL BLACK COMPARISON­S
• NATIONAL DELIGHT FOR MEADE
• World shrinks as the costs for amateurs soar
• O’Flaherty wins Munster Mid-Am in style
• Mixed fortune for Oonagh and Adam
• A natural wonder in the Garden of Ireland
• Slade Valley win the Mary McKenna Diamond Trophy
• Rafferty headlines quality field for the Dundalk Scratch Cup
• Golf’s winter wonderland
• It’s a family affair as teams of brothers descend on Kenmare
• Club managers to celebrate 50th anniversar­y at Milltown
• Women’s event to give fans a chance to visit Augusta
• Thornton posts low round at St Margaret’s to win pro-am
• Adam breaks his duck in Rosslare following a bout of near-misses
• Former Ryder Cup leader Gallacher to succeed Peter Hanna as PGA captain in 2021
• I love the ups and downs of this game

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