Irish Independent - 2018-09-15

• Tax relief for tenants, landlords on the table
• Forty shades of green on London catwalk:
• Hard Border back in play as Brexit talks flounderin­g
• Amy Molloy:
• ‘Danger to life’ threat as Helene sweeps in
• Manafort pleads guilty and does Mueller deal
• Charlie Weston and Sinead Ryan’s weekly guide to managing your money
• Americans can teach us to take responsibi­lity – and stop moaning
• Without the right players, we need the right manager
• It’s time to put a filter on would-be presidents pitching to councillor­s
• Homes that burn wood and peat ‘pollute the air quality in capital’
• Fear of backlash at the polls means changes to LPT unlikely
• Gardaí ‘failing to prosecute those making false insurance claims’
• FF demands doubling of €80 subsidy for childcare
• Case study
• Devastatin­g cliff-edge break wouldn’t end well for anyone
• Prospects of a deal ‘growing’ as fears of ‘crash-out’ diminish
• We are never going back to dark and divisive days of decades past
• Duffy’s ‘relief ’ as he joins fellow Dragon Gallagher on the Áras ballot paper
• ‘Apologies for writing fake news, but it turns out Mrs 39 may have had her tea cooled 38 years ago’
• Victims of this scandal deserve an end to spin
• CervicalCh­eck may use test lab in Australia as women wait two months for results
• Westlife star warns fans off Web scam
• Howlin fails to back Kelly as his successor
• Programme to detect hearing problems ‘puts babies at risk’
• Pre-teens among big numbers affected by eating disorders
• €10,000 – the fee paid by the HSE to recruitmen­t agencies for each nurse they hire
• ‘Typical’ GP patient is taking 13 drugs
• Martina Devlin
• Independen­ts hit back at Fine Gael in Budget cuts row
• Killer Dwyer vows to be out in time to watch final film in ‘Star Wars’ series
• A little bit of England will always be French, study finds
• Proud community living in fear as children targeted by dealers
• Yacht dismantled at specialist yard in Garda drugs probe
• Fine Gael accused of spin on education spending over ‘inability to deliver’
• Orban’s battle far from over
• Salvini gets a dressing down after remarks on ‘slaves’
• ‘Celebrity hunter’ vs maneater
• Hurricane Florence lashes US
• ‘Never mind the thousands dead in Puerto Rico... what about me?’
• SSE plans to spend up to €2bn on Irish offshore wind
• Russian spies ‘tried to hack Swiss lab’ for Novichok test
• Darragh McManus
• Boris’s mystery blonde more relevant to Irish affairs than may be apparent
• LDA must consider bigger picture – not only housing
• NOW NOT THE TIME TO SOFTEN OUR LANGUAGE ON BORDER
• Rewriting history
• A Trump visit to Ireland would serve only to provide a platform to a man of no principles
• No help for common good
• New homes scheme should cut out developers
• Exporters facing US tariffs can mitigate impact
• Ryanair says shareholde­rs will back Bonderman at AGM
• Sports Direct shareholde­rs ‘stabbed me in the back’ - Ashley
• My insurer is refusing to pay out on a claim, what should I do?
• Two-in-One Cryptic and Definition
• NO IT’S LAUGHING MATTER
• Arter ‘loves his country’ and wants to play for Ireland again, insists club boss Warnock
• CORA STAUNTON’S VERDICT
• TOMAS Ó SÉ – THE KIERAN DONAGHY I KN0W
• THE PUNTER
• 16 DAYS THAT ROCKED IRISH SOCCER
• ROY’S RANTS OVER THE YEARS:
• These are the days when defenders earn their money
• Kelly shines for Bohs as Cork title bid goes sour
• Mourinho slams ‘liars’ as he details Rashford games
• Seven minutes for a lifetime of glory as Puspure goes for gold
• The pace was so hectic we covered over 90km in the opening two hours
• Dunne hopes Masters defence can ignite game
• Legacy of Rebel royalty inspires new-look Cork to make their own history
• All-Ireland football final previews
• Murray true to his word as Royals make Croker return
• Many beanpoles tried to copy him, but there was only one ‘Starryboy’
• Reaction to Serena controvers­y illustrate­s the pitfalls of hero worship
• Carty kicks late penalty to secure unlikely bonus point for Connacht
• Carbery sublime as Munster reach seventh heaven
• Copeland returns for Connacht Eagles
• Cave targeting two wins in South Africa after arduous trip
• SEEING THE LIGHT AMONG THE ALL BLACKS
• ‘Spike’ determined to make most of date with destiny
• Sexton issues rallying call in quest to better the Blues’ best
• Irish dreams of famous five dashed in Conwy
• Guest welcomes decider with old foes Leinster
• ‘Centauri’ to strut her stuff on huge day for Harrington
• Lah Ti Dar looks right in tune for St Leger glory
• Prodigal son Murphy returns home to put cherry on career-defining season
• ‘Hobson’ captures Cup for Mullins

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