Irish Independent - 2018-10-11

• Goodbye Emma: Crowds gather to mourn brave mother and victim of cancer scandal
• Brexit no excuse to avoid an election, Martin warns
• Callum to hit country with winds of 130kmh
• Tourists drown as flash flood sweeps them away in taxi
• It would have been prudent to build a buffer in case the economy hits a wall
• Women ‘must be heard on sex abuse claims’ – Melania
• Abortion is like hiring a hitman to take out a life, says Pope
• More victims of cancer test scandal set to be found
• Sit-stand desks can help boost job performanc­e
• Emma’s heroism demands answers, not apologies
• Dairy farmer ‘rammed’ neighbour’s car with teleporter causing fatal injuries, court hears
• Breaking up is hard to do when you don’t know what comes next
• Working families now need State help to pay rent
• Get ready for an election when the winners could end up losers
• Public pay bill to hit new peak, and higher still in 2019
• Virgin blasts €8.6m in extra Budget funding for RTÉ
• 57,000 will lose their medical cards in 2018
• Election theatre will g o on until curtain falls one way or the other
• ‘Interest relief welcome – but the damage has been done’
• Stirring it up: Café owner has ‘no regrets’ after telling woman to ‘drop dead’ during heated debate over VAT rise
• Ministers scramble to defend VAT hike on tourism industry
• Childcare now tops €9,000 a year as State subsidy grows
• Overtime cut won’t affect gangland clampdown – minister
• Criticism of minor increase in civil leg al aid budg et
• Broadband deal ‘has been contaminat­ed,’ claims FF
• Cross-Border policing fears shared by Garda and PSNI
• Families honour the dead 100 years after U-boat sank the RMS Leinster
• Man told garda – ‘I hope you get cancer’
• Man goes on trial for post office ‘tiger kidnapping’
• Clinton tells North to ‘put quarrels aside’
• ‘I did not kill husband ... I only stabbed him twice – not 28 times’
• One third of Irish women ‘physically harassed’
• Decongesta­nts ‘not suitable for child with cold’
• Christian bakers in ‘gay cake’ row ‘relieved’ after court win
• Driver who sued over alleged crash hit with legal bill
• Fire rescue: Hero garda saves two homeless people from blaze
• Gilligan fails in new bid to win freedom
• Take a bow: Abbey Theatre back in profit with record performanc­es
• Parents to ‘opt in’ for religion at 300 schools
• Man (83) awarded €15,000 after fall on shop travelator
• Murder accused admits shooting man and dismemberi­ng his body after row
• Insomniac? Don’t count sheep, wear woolly PJs
• World capital of love: Sorbonne scholar to bring Lisdoonvar­na matchmaker to Paris
• GAA in talks to buy former Holy Cross College from Church
• Saudi ‘hit squad’ identified
• May calls on MPs to back Brexit deal in ‘national interest’
• 249kmh hurricane winds batter Florida coast
• Former judge defends dance partners over kiss
• Average person can recall up to 5,000 faces
• Bulgarian TV journalist killed in ‘spontaneou­s’ sex attack – minister
• Fed has gone crazy, says Trump after stock market ‘correction’
• Rape claim is ‘complete fabricatio­n’ – Ronaldo
• Christine Blasey Ford has the support of millions of women
• Vat hike was a knife in the back of the tourism industry
• Wake me up when politics finds its colour
• Haley’s timing is curious – but her future looks bright
• Blaming racism in US for Woods’s problems a fantasy from the 1960s
• Style trumps diplomacy?
• The A-Z of the other royal wedding
• Blazing a trail: Give your heritage jacket a streetwise edge
• Accusation­s of a copy-cat wedding are a little unfair
• I’m blessed with my pals —but am I being a good friend to them?
• The best of tonight’s television
• Two-In-One
• Cooper hungry to learn and brush shoulders with the pros
• High-profile trio do battle to replace Gilroy at Dublin helm
• Ever-more ambitious fundraiser­s a sign of the times
• Long wait for an Irish goalscorer a real issue
• Smith’s arrival at Villa gives Hogan chance to revive fortunes
• Maguire eager to make up for lost time after frustratin­g year
• Bale a ‘50-50 chance’ for Wales’ Dublin clash
• Bolton could scupper LOI big guns’ Kelly move
• New recruit Shipley set for baptism of fire in Israeli heat
• Mohan savours ‘important win’ as U-19s see off rugged Bosnians
• Exeter look biggest threat to Leinster’s dream of a high five
• Lowe becoming impossible to leave out for Leinster
• Earls and Van Graan hail ‘brilliant’ Goggin
• Clinical Carty desperatel­y striving for perfection
• McCloskey aims to write own history
• Unfairness in provincial football championsh­ip draws remains unchalleng­ed
• Murray seals new €2m deal to stay with Munster
• HARRINGTON EDGES NEARER TO CAPTAINCY
• Big-spenders Wasps looking stretched both on and off the pitch
• Aidan O’Brien rules Ten Sovereigns out of Newmarket
• This is a vote of confidence in Munster and Ireland
• Limerick star Declan Hannon reveals 2013 hate mail pain
• Michael McGeady:
• Portmarnoc­k hook the big one
• Super Athenry on song to clinch Barton Shield title
• Battle-hardened Nenagh claim Pierce Purcell title
• AIG Cups and Shields, Thurles Golf Club
• Burke doubles up for Portumna
• ‘Woman of Steel’ Coffey gives Dun Laoghaire Revive Active Fourball crown
• O’Connor stands strong in Rosapenna winds
• Onwards and upwards
• Leona heading for Q-School
• Irish Golf and Club Managers 50th anniversar­y dinner hailed a success
• West of Ireland to mull strokeplay move for 2019
• Hurray for Holywood and Hollywood Lakes
• Hall defies wind to win at Portmarnoc­k Links
• A quick 18 with GAA legend Dick Clerkin
• Rory McIlroy launches ‘Epic Journey’ to The Open
• Irish PGA tee-times
• Irish business doing better but few seeing a boom
• What business owners should know
• The future of pensions for employers in Ireland
• Five things to avoid when filing your taxes
• A view from a business
• What taxes do I pay?
• Get your tax together
• Coping with audit costs
• A taxing time
• Planning your personal pension – A guide for small-medium business owners
• Financing your personal pension
• Applying for Profession­al Fee Finance
• Keep your business running smoothly

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