Irish Independent - 2018-10-09

• More GP cards, childcare subsidy in family Budget
• Mother dies months after finding she was CervicalCh­eck victim
• Has #MeToo changed anything?
• MMA must now choose between sport and reality TV
• The rookie player who could become a grand master at Liverpool
• ‘Stolen babies’ doctor escapes punishment
• Duffy says he’ll never forget car accident in which woman hurt
• Davy slashes Ryanair share outlook but still upbeat on airline’s prospects
• Budget 2019 will put us all in the picture because an election isn’t far away
• A decade to avoid climate change catastroph­e: stark warning for globe
• Parish pump politics have only delayed inevitable carbon tax rises
• How 0.5C can make a big difference to a warming world
• Diarmuid Torney: The costs of acting now will be much less than the costs of doing nothing.
• Government criticised for showing ‘lack of ambition to tackle growing emissions’
• Storm gusts of 150kmh brewing in the Atlantic
• 67,000 pensioners who took time out to look after their children in line for cash boost following review
• Tourism set to be biggest Budget loser over expected VAT increase
• Virgin broadband and Pinergy latest services to hike prices
• Restaurant closed after rat crawled out of drain
• Horse has bolted – council will not provide stables for Traveller homes
• UCD to admit more students with exam upgrades
• Living near a Luas stop adds €60,000 to the average value of a property, research finds
• Spar boss warns on city staff crisis as it expands
• Ice shards 15 metres high ‘cover’ Jupiter’s moon
• Mother facing legal costs bill after grape slip claim dismissed
• ‘Emma lived life to full and wanted nothing but the best for her children’: heartbroke­n aunt
• Type two diabetics cured by fasting, say researcher­s
• This cheapening of lives must stop. The deaths of these women must not be in vain
• Desire for the ‘ripped body’ look drives huge growth in steroid use
• Bodybuilde­r spared jail after ‘toxic brew’ of drugs is seized
• Gilligan faces ‘real threat to life, but won’t flee’, court told
• Now men’s problems in the jeans can be blamed on their genes
• Proposals to build housing for older people given go-ahead despite protests
• Vulture funds swoop with big increase in debt judgments as Irish ‘endgame’ comes into sight
• ‘People power victory’ as private landlord scraps rent hikes of up to 25pc
• Online swindler who conned ‘vulnerable’ woman out of €19,000 ‘very lucky’ to go free
• Woman quizzed after man she knew is stabbed to death in frenzied attack
• Third man questioned over Sean Cox assault
• McGregor claims he ‘won the battle’ after being defeated on controvers­ial fight night
• Ireland is not ready for a cyber attack on the State, business fears
• Disclosure­s Tribunal garda seeks to halt disciplina­ry inquiry
• Man armed with syringe carjacks young mother in hospital grounds
• Farmer who left cattle on disputed land is jailed for third time
• ‘I get on very well with him’: Trump won’t sack chief of Russia probe
• Reporter probing corruption raped and murdered
• Missing Interpol chief is accused of accepting bribes
• Crash limo ‘had failed safety test’, claims NY governor
• Plan to project ads onto Sydney Opera House causes outrage
• Donohoe faces the perils of property tax
• We’ve been warned on climate change – the cost of action is lower than inertia
• CARBON TAX MUST RISE IN FACE OF CLIMATE CHANGE THREAT
• Catholic Church is trying to curb US state probe into child sexual abuse
• Economic and political stakes are too high for Brexit grandstand­ing
• Looking at a gift horse
• Citibank fined €1.3m by Central Bank for six breaches of lending rules
• Italian debt costs spike as Brussels scrap ratchets up
• Operating profits at Richard Corrigan’s restaurant group hit €485,000
• Value of ‘brand Ireland’ pushes it into world’s top 30
• Sporting giants cashing in as sponsorshi­p deals grow for stadia
• McCourt: Enet sale won’t affect rollout of broadband plan
• Danish regulators face EU probe into Danske scandal
• European stocks sink on trade war
• Our fourth child has the ability to play us like a squeeze-box
• Caring for the disabled is such a rewarding experience
• The day a rival camogie player saved my life
• The best of tonight’s television
• Twinplex CRYPTIC CLUES
• Two-In-One
• Kidd’s Rashaan the headline act at Galway
• You always want more, insists Treaty star Lynch
• ‘I don’t know if they even played the game’ – Monaghan star Hughes labels proposed new football rules as ‘embarrassi­ng’
• Forget the outrage... the punch-up was box-office
• New Sportsgrou­nd the missing piece in Connacht jigsaw
• Scrum-half injuries the primary worry for Van Graan ahead of tough Exeter trip
• Painful Wasps’ sting will serve as warning to watchful Leinster
• Nine-man Shels pay penalty as Drogs march on
• You need a style that suits players – Dokter
• Premier League 11 in Ballon d’Or nominees
• Hazard torn between new deal and Real dream
• United face battle for new De Gea contract
• Culture of not accepting any blame at heart of recent spate of club video nasties
• Arsenal’s £250m Adidas deal eases wage concerns
• Why Tyrone stalwart fears the GAA is just one punch away from a fatality
• Ireland boost as Eriksen and Bale set to miss Dublin trips
• Final frontier:
• I didn’t think Lowe would go down that easily – Earls
• Keane confirmed in Kerry as Cody stays on for a 21st year
• Connacht willing to sell naming rights to help fund €30m stadium revamp
• THE WOMAN WHO SWAPPED SHAKESPEAR­E FOR TRAINING HORSES
• UNITED PLAYERS MUST STAND UP AND BE COUNTED – ROONEY
• Inside: Why Ireland are the Norwich of internatio­nal game

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