Irish Independent - 2018-09-26

• No end in sight to rent and house price spiral
• ‘God hates me’:
• Maurice Fitz in Kerry mix
• Med flavours on autumn evenings
• ‘God hates me’ – child’s distress over ‘heartbreak­ing, ridiculous church idea’
• Rúaidhrí O’Connor: Opportunit­y knocks for late runners in Japan World Cup race
• Mend it like Beckham: has David fixed his receding hairline?
• ‘Sexually violent predator Cosby sentenced
• Footage of second sinkhole leads to fresh fears among locals
• Soccer giants pay tribute to fallen hero
• Historic day on Leeside washes away old truths –
• Our economic growth could make a bad situation worse
• Government survives vote as Byrne finally toes FG line to back Murphy
• Violent criminal chief suspect after couple are viciously attacked in home
• Software firm ordered to pay €46,000 to manager fired on sick leave
• Islanders left reeling as Kerry Babies tragedy comes knocking at their door
• Almost 50 sex attacks reported by Galway students in six months
• €2.2m paid to President’s office without being audited
• Harris to press on with alcohol cancer warnings
• The President is a veteran and he should well have seen this coming
• Allowance has always been available to the President
• ‘Absolute disgrace – error marking my exam denied me place at UCD,’ says student in High Court action
• Morale in the Defence Forces badly hit amid crisis of mass exodus
• ‘Enough is enough’ – nurses protest as overcrowdi­ng chaos looms
• Juggling of finances makes the HSE ‘black hole’ hard to critique
• Daily ordeal of elderly patients on A&E trolleys
• Poor communicat­ion by doctors unacceptab­le and can’t continue: watchdog
• ‘Government would rather let me die,’ says pensioner denied cancer drug
• Irish scientists learn truth about ‘Vomit Comet’
• Unclear laws causing cases to be delayed, says Chief Justice
• Brexit deal can be done by November, insists Taoiseach amid Macron threat
• McGuinness knew about ‘cash for ash’ concerns, says Foster
• SF refuses to reveal if McDonald believes abuse claim
• Ryanair warns of cutting its passenger growth plans as it cancels 190 flights
• ‘He should read it cover to cover before judging it,’ says Cooper over book spat with O’Leary
• Boots pays €700 to Muslim man staff quizzed for buying ‘bomb ingredient’
• Scalded woman (91) died after picking up superbug
• Pupils follow their instinct for learning
• “We had to agree and disagree on a lot of things”
• Going to College
• Important Dates
• Abramovich rejected for Swiss visa over ‘link to cash crime’
• Trump accuses Iran of sowing ‘chaos and death’
• Democrats accused of using ‘a congame’ to block Kavanaugh nomination
• Defeat ‘the beginning of the end for Merkel’
• President has abdicated US leadership
• Divers find 400-year-old shipwreck full of spices
• Turmoil in Sweden as PM loses crucial no-confidence vote
• Colette Browne
• Yes, childbirth can be painful and bloody – but also beautiful
• Kavanaugh and the downside of Trump’s ‘deny, deny, deny’
• O’Leary’s wife should leave him at his desk
• HEADLINE CHASING CAN’T BE MISTAKEN FOR SCRUTINY
• Minister must come clean on vetting of new Commission­er
• Britannia once ruled the waves – but EU won’t let the UK waive the rules
• Time to open Seanad to minorities and diaspora
• A sterling history lesson for sabre-rattler Davis
• Next sets up Irish company as it braces for Brexit
• Site of Apollo House protests set to fetch more than €40m
• Taxing times
• Higher earners gain most from pensions tax relief, say experts
• Venn Life shares slump 17pc on loss and income fall
• Norwegian to expand as its US to Dublin routes carry 250,000
• EU defies Trump with anti-sanction Iran deal
• Industries where drones could really take off
• Instagram bosses out of picture after Facebook friction
• Digicel gives bondholder­s until October 19 to mull debt deal
• Oil rise boosts European stocks
• Playing your part
• Shane Watson:
• Sea bass with slow-cooked tomato and herb broth
• Kafkaesque horrors of social media
• Two-In-One
• O’Brien dominates Beresford entries in bid for eight in a row
• GOLF Hurley topping class for Ireland at European Tour qualifying school
• Davey hopes three-in-a-row dream keeps Bohan at helm
• Right man in the right place at the right time for Tipp
• Moy appeal Tyrone’s decision not to pursue action over Cavanagh incident
• Munster Council silent on Waterford ‘Fraher Field or forget it’ venue vow
• Farrell: ‘My time in Leinster passed me by but it worked out for the better in the end’
• Fardy keeping open mind about making Aussie return
• New three-year deal paves way for Kleyn to play for Ireland
• Connacht insist Muldoon’s conversion ‘not disrespect­ful’ despite Healy claim
• How captains can lose the Ryder Cup
• Team-player McIlroy will be inspiratio­nal on and off the course, insists Bjorn
• Sorry United crash out to pile pressure on Mourinho
• Klopp demands ‘100pc focus’ on Cup
• Pat’s may turn to O’Brien after Buckley exit
• Foden gives City teenage kicks
• Mourinho throws down the gauntlet but battle of egos with Pogba could go either way
• United Cup exit adds to Mourinho woe after Pogba rift
• PAUL MANNION ON WHY NO DUB PLAYER WILL MENTION THE FIVE-IN-A-ROW
• DUNDALK GET READY TO CELEBRATE RETURN OF LEAGUE TITLE
• KIA’s double take: New Ceed SW and a revised Sportage
• New Honda CR-V gets a seven-seater option
• How emissions system is pushing up new-car prices
• Trying to find the right balance with Audi’s ‘new’ Q3 compact crossover
• Do you know a leading light in road safety? Let RSA know
• SEAT’s new Tarraco large SUV: It’s a sign of things to come
• What a good ID: Electric-era VWs to cost around €35,000
• Get out of the way; Peugeot’s hybrid drives; Chery’s EU bid; WLTP surge.
• Family of five; Baby on way; Hybrid or diesel? Small auto, another Fiesta?

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