Irish Independent - 2018-10-08

• Brexit and rural fears cause fuel tax wobble
• Families won’t move into new €1.7m homes without stables
• The humiliatio­n of Conor McGregor
• John Downing:
• Barbara McCarthy:
• Emma gets dying wish to spend her last days in Kerry
• Trump celebrates confirmati­on of Kavanaugh to US Supreme Court
• Tony Ward:
• I will stand out in presidenti­al election debates – Freeman
• Former Tayto chief in exclusive talks to land €50m Donegal Catch
• ‘I shouldn’t even have cancer and now I’m dying,’ she revealed, before tears flowed
• Doctors must honour Emma with culture of owning up to medical errors
• She died without ever being told why her cancer had been missed
• Emma’s stance helped drive change in how we view our healthcare
• In her own words: Emotion, humour and searing honesty
• ‘She fought a tremendous battle’ – tributes in Kerry to a fearless campaigner
• McGregor up for rematch in spite of chaos following his Vegas defeat
• Brawl overshadow­s sad demise of ‘The Notorious’, for so long the face of MMA
• Man critical following fall at fight after-party
• Trilogy fight against Diaz the right call for McGregor
• Holly’s must-haves the star draw as M&S fights back on the High Street
• Budget won’t target wealthy who are paying
• Counsellin­g online is among €55m package for mental health
• Pace of house building slows for the second month in a row
• Fine Gael hits the bar and the chat isn’t about the real big issue
• Less income tax than the average worker
• Beat the Budget: 10 ways you can save with a few simple changes
• Brexiteers will back EU officials at ports to avoid hard Border
• Now Ní Riada admits she is ‘on a good wage’
• Why ‘best value’ corporate health plans may cost €600 too much
• Insured patients warned of payments for private care
• Doctors predict record 100,000 on A&E trolleys
• Fund fifth theatre to cut waiting lists – surgeons
• Storms and temperatur­es of 21C in a week of extremes
• Internet ‘damaging mental health, destroying families’
• Crack cocaine gang linked to gun murder of father of two
• Saudi journalist ‘killed and chopped up inside consulate’
• Missing Interpol chief sent wife picture of a knife
• Netanyahu wife faces fraud trial
• 20 killed in limousine tragedy
• Bitter battle over assault accusation delivers jolt to election countdown
• Salvini vows to block migrant charter flights
• Monastery to close due to shortage of monks
• John Daly: One gay couple prised open the Gate of Gold to liberal Ireland
• ‘Fr Ted’ creator warned by police in Twitter row
• Loretta O’Sullivan
• Share watch
• Youth Council calls for €22m boost to halve unemployme­nt rate
• Finally, Conor McGregor reaps what he has sown
• Prefabs are answer to giving Amanda a home
• The best of tonight’s television
• Meade aims for double glory at Tipperary
• Enable repeats Arc feat for Dettori to deny unlucky Doyle
• A Fairy tale for Weld as he strikes Gold in Concorde for 12th time
• Early Cassidy goal ignites Gaoth Dobhair
• Crokes dig deep to end Cuala’s long reign
• White: It just sucks to end it like this
• Rising Ireland star Nguyen has eyes only for top prize Irish team for 2018 Youths Olympics
• Rovers’ frayed nerves survive Junior goal-fest
• Vettel’s ill-timed crash puts Hamilton on brink of title after Japan triumph
• Lenehan’s late heroics give Portmarnoc­k glory
• Kelly inspires Ballyea to final joust with Cratloe
• Heffernan shines as Sarsfields crash out
• Harrington in top 10 behind Bjerregaar­d
• Mahony on fire as top Gunners seal Déise five-in-a-row
• Athleague survive Roads fightback to bridge 11-year gap
• Kiltale cruise to fifth title on the spin as Trim cut down in finale
• Coolderry take 31st title as exciting final belies state of Offaly hurling
• Keenan leads the way as Camross edge tense encounter to retain title
• McCarthy strike helps seal Scotstown four-in-a-row
• Abbeylara fight back to earn a replay with Mullinalag­hta
• Masterclas­s by Sherlock helps Barrs into final
• Talking point: Did Arnold knock the ball on or did Henshaw spill it?
• Reds heading in right direction but need to cure away-day blues
• There’s no show like a Lowe show to raise the Leinster spirits
• Springboks’ display underlines size of Ireland task
• Reds will need buckets and shovels for trip to Sandy Park
• Leinster ‘A’ set up winner-takes-all clash
• Munster must learn their Leinster lessons
• LEINSTER RATINGS
• MUNSTER RATINGS
• Arter tells of huge respect for Keane as row resolved
• Leahy vows to bounce back for Bohs following penalty pain
• Lyttle upbeat as Sligo secure survival
• Special One asks Old Trafford board for public vote of confidence
• All guns blazing for Emery as his Arsenal revolution picks up pace
• Rodgers dismissive over Villa link as Celtic cruise
• Juventus maintain perfect start as Real woes continue
• Chelsea boss hails Barkley as ‘Sarri-ball’ proves too effective for sorry Southampto­n
• Guardiola is ‘comfortabl­e’ with display as he reins in side to secure point
• Caution reigns as title contenders negotiate slippery slope to glory
• Humiliated McGregor fails to match up to national fuss in Vegas farce
• CITY LET REDS OFF THE HOOK
• MOURINHO DEMANDS PUBLIC BACKING

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