Irish Independent - 2018-10-06

• USC cut for 1.2 million in Budget tax package
• Garda paid in cocaine for bogus documents
• Charlie Weston
• Ronaldo case should be wake-up call for sport – and society
• Personal Finance
• Ronaldo’s €870m Nike deal at risk over allegation­s
• Farm families will meet Fair Deal budget plans with relief
• More parents in line for €145-a-week childcare payment – and those on €60,000 may qualify
• Paschal worn out as he tries to sort Alliance budget demands
• Minister has ‘no confidence’ that cross-Border pylon plan will work
• Charity left ‘devastated’ as blaze guts four buses
• 1,200 Irish cars affected in Toyota hybrid recall
• In mix: Cocktail expert keeps it Irish for world title bid
• The elderly bore brunt of winter flu that left 222 dead
• It’s all about Arlene’s ‘blood red lines’ in this battle of unions
• Juncker confident of Brexit deal ‘within weeks’
• Casey in new dig at Higgins over his presidenti­al driver
• Double standards could see Higgins re-elected as untouchabl­e monarch
• Casey seems an impressive candidate – so it’s a shame he is going for the wrong job this time
• Who is blast from the past millionair­e now backing Freeman?
• Little confidence to be gained from this latest sorry chapter
• Conscience question still a roadblock on route to accessing abortion care
• ‘I’ll be a billionair­e by 35,’ says McGregor
• Man who sued GAA club over soccer injury on Astro Turf pitch withdraws case
• Lost decade changed everything – from faith to education and jobs Paul Melia
• Dozens of tenants stage protest as landlord hikes rents by up to 25pc
• Cut Vat rate on new homes to zero to fuel building, urges Abbey chief
• ‘Minister’s words of little comfort to young people living in hotels for years’
• Newborn baby is treated after man charged with rape of a child
• OPW chiefs to be grilled over ‘culture of waste’ allegation­s
• Second Labour councillor resigns from party
• Once more with feeling...
• Step up to step out in Nenagh
• Everything and the kitchen sink in Dublin 15 dramas
• Nobel for battle against rape
• ‘Daddy, I’ve got a sword’: weapon lost 1,500 years ago is found
• Bible class victims hugged as they suffocated in a church
• Swing vote Senators are backing Kavanaugh for US Supreme Court
• Polarisati­on of US politics needs fixing by amending constituti­on
• Merkel’s allies face up to historic power shift
• Martina Devlin on the impasse facing the North after Brexit
• Melania dances with children at orphanage
• Joan Freeman has a soft heart but an iron will for a caring Ireland
• Northern Ireland doesn’t want Brexit, Mrs May
• How a resolve shaped by GAA can kick Brexit fears into touch
• May hit the right note in an age when connecting with the audience is key
• Tricks of memory can leave us f loundering in darkness
• The week that was
• GOOD FRIDAY PEACE CAN’T BE A CHIP IN UK’S GAMBLE WITH EU
• Why housing is a disaster
• Debate is needed on shape of our public service – but it is not as bloated as many may think
• On the money over crash
• ICTU too late with protest
• Tesla supplier Mergon hires Deloitte to advise on growth options
• Lagan Asphalt claims rival plant lacks proper permission
• Doherty’s Harcourt settles UK legal spat
• Popcorn and Jedis lift Odeon revenues
• Iceland faces new challenge, 10 years on
• Are there any better alternativ­es to putting money on deposit?
• Two-in-One Cryptic and Definition
• TRUE BLUE KEARNEY SITS IN RED CORNER
• Leinster hurling final may have Saturday setting with provincial rotation mooted
• City star De Bruyne in mix to make shock return for Reds trip
• TIME FOR McGREGOR TO WALK THE WALK
• DUNDALK CROWNED CHAMPIONS
• THE PUNTER
• It’s been a long road to Munster for former pizza delivery man Beirne but Kildare native is keen to show Leinster what they are missing
• With Sexton given the evening off, battle of the back fives will determine the outcome of a demolition derby
• COACHING TICKET AT BLUES IS PEERLESS
• ISSUES ON ROAD A BIG RED CONCERN
• Carbery makes great mistakes but he must be allowed to make them
• Aki seals deal as Connacht finally bury Belfast blues
• Tipp star aiming to impress in sister act
• FIVE PLAYERS WHO RETURNED TO HAUNT THEIR FORMER EMPLOYERS
• Club Scene: AIL focus
• OPEN TO CHANGE
• Success will be measured in All-Ireland terms only for Keane and Horan
• Parsons travelling the hard road to recovery
• Darling delight as Rovers edge towards place in knockout phase
• WEEKEND CLUB FINAL PREVIEWS
• Exhausted Lukaku at the root of United and Mourinho’s problems
• Dunne: Rangers game as big as it gets
• Pochettino: Players are at risk
• Hale hits Derry winner as doubts increase over Limerick’s future
• Former Athlone ’keeper Labuts not deterred by appeal setback
• Harrington and McGinley fall off pace
• Youthful Athenry storm to Barton Shield glory
• ‘PRINCE’ TO REIGN IN ST LEGER
• Ryanair Chase winner Balko Des Flos will be hard to beat at Gowran

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