Irish Independent - 2018-09-21

• Taxes will be slashed in Brexit battle to lure UK workers here
• The Ploughing Championsh­ips
• John Downing: As Brexit clock ticks, our worst-case plans are belated
• East takes top two ploughing titles as more than 80,000 brave the rain
• Ruaidhrí O’Connor: It’s time for rugby to introduce black card
• Modern parents need to stop swapping roles
• ‘I don’t have an attorney general,’ says angry Trump
• Irish writer Burns shortliste­d for Booker Prize
• Garda overtime is cut despite farmers warning that ‘it’s a war zone out there’
• Government failed to alert public to extent of Storm Ali’s dangers – Martin
• Row breaks out over TD letting slip 2019 venue
• Former partner is charged with murdering mother of two
• Electricia­n killed by falling tree was due to get married
• Europe demanded Nama ‘fire sale’ during economic crisis
• Company building hundreds of social homes insolvent
• Fears Brexit will result in rise in energy costs
• O’Leary hints his Ryanair days may be numbered
• Ryanair risks wrath of shareholde­r over chairman plans
• Bunny: the man who stopped the lights – then showed politician­s how to deal with life in spotlight
• Tributes to a man full of fun and game for a laugh
• Bunny’s passing reminds us they don’t make shows like they used to
• Swine flu jab fears reported two years before Irish recall
• Dead man’s belongings returned in rubbish bag
• Medicines may not be ready when abortion law comes in
• May firmly told Brexit plan ‘will not work’
• We’re losing ‘big ally’ on tax but new alliances are being made – Coveney
• OECD cuts global growth forecast as trade tensions bite
• Top Eurocrat will give secret speech in capital tonight
• Dáil probe of presidenti­al spending to proceed despite warnings over impact on election race
• ‘IRA probe into abuse stopped victims getting justice’
• Cover up: Players asked to hide tattoos at World Cup
• Credit unions to pay refunds after miscalcula­ting interest on loans
• Ambulances were delayed as mum (70) lay dying on road
• ‘Just warning children not to take drugs will fail’: Dubs star Philly
• Teachers say school ‘is not well-run’ amid calls to take ‘urgent action’
• Lecturer denies jibe at Muslim student
• On-the-run thug chief suspect for violent attacks on elderly men
• President backs Kavanaugh as accuser calls for FBI probe
• Olympics fluff obscures lack of progress on nuclear issue
• Migration? Just build a wall across Sahara
• Three shot dead by US gunwoman
• Why Church should end celibacy
• Tánaiste must tread tightrope if we’re to help promote peace in Middle East
• Meghan’s mom a surprise guest at Grenfell cook-book launch
• Speaking out about harassment isn’t easy but it’s the only way to do something about it
• A dirty little secret now out in open
• UK CAN’T BE ALLOWED TO STALL MOMENT OF TRUTH ANY MORE
• Our doctors need to discover grace and compassion
• EU and Chinese putting the squeeze on Trump
• Ireland in top 25 globally in league of health and wealthy efficiency
• Providence shares jump as it reveals €16m Barryroe backing
• Diageo faces €50m profit hit from currency fluctuatio­ns
• Emirates in talks to acquire Etihad – aviation sources
• Digital skills ‘need shake-up’ with record number of SMEs online
• Danske Bank in fresh money laundering probe
• European stocks extend advances
• Writer Sarah Webb on the achievemen­ts of our unsung heroines
• A house that’s a Little Stranger than most
• Leslie Ann Horgan
• A welcome trip down memory lane
• ‘Shark’ to appeal 18-month suspended ban
• Birdie blitz helps keep McIlroy in touch as Woods sets the pace
• Improving Munster can show their mettle on plastic pitch
• Challenges await as Fanning looks to leave stamp on Déise
• Collins to join elite group while Laois go on trial
• Cork ready for retrieval mission as Dundalk aim for killer blow
• Russia reinstatem­ent ‘failing clean athletes’
• City’s European failings slow Pep’s rise to true greatness
• Firm managing Spurs’ new stadium build deny claims of ‘drinking and drug-taking’ on site
• Sarri not happy as Blues fail to take full advantage
• Old Gunners failings still linger but dominant showing lifts spirits
• Griffiths pounces late to give Bhoys home comforts
• European money likely to widen the gap in another spell of Dundalk dominance
• Sheedy set for stunning Tipp return
• ‘EVERYTHING WAS GONE IN ONE MOMENT, IT CHANGED MY PERSPECTIV­E’
• Welcome to Roundtown
• Eleanor Flegg with interiors that rock for your home
• American beach house meets Arts and Crafts for ¤1.95m in Dalkey
• Dun Laoghaire five-bed on singer’s road for ¤1.9m
• If you do like to be beside the seaside...
• As safe as houses? Mix it up to add character to new homes
• Printing new memories as first phase launches
• Primed for future conversion across the border in Meath
• The sweet smell of home in Terenure
• Lots of room for growing family at Clonsilla
• A-rated showhouse and contents still available
• Sprawling red-brick mansion in Co Laois for the price of a Dublin semi
• Our property finance expert answers your questions
• Chains mean that even the luxury homes help crisis
• Minigolf on doorstep of the K Club
• From collecting copper to gathering up Cartier...
• ‘There was a bite all week in training and that was good to see’
• Contepomi expecting ‘difficult’ Scots test
• Ruddock honoured to take on new leadership role at Blues
• Cockerill’s arrogance can inspire Blues to maintain momentum on home turf
• Future is bright again after putting tough times behind them
• Ashbourne signal intent in impressive opening show
• Senior stars throw support behind 31st MS Readathon
• ‘We have squad DJs in Cian Healy and James Ryan so I leave it to them’
• ‘Ed Sheeran cheered me up after defeat’
• Tests will get tougher but stars are starting to shine
• ‘We will do much better this season’
• Tough test in Cardiff but we’re up for it and anxious to push on
• Keeping the game alive in the home of hurling in Tipperary
• ‘Competitio­n will drive us forward’
• Cockerill’s cheating claims are bang out of order
• ‘I’ve a ukulele. My hands are too small for a guitar’
• It should be a cracking game against highflying Scarlets side
• Days of clearing sheep off pitch are long gone
• Gow praises heroic U-18 Girls after first interprovi­ncial title

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