Irish Independent - 2018-10-19

• Families to save in home loan and health shake-up
• Casey visits homes at centre of row – but not families
• Travellers say Casey is ‘taking a leaf out of Trump’s book’
• Finally, hard-pressed consumers are being cut some slack
• Manslaught­er is ‘fair, just verdict’ for farmer who killed neighbour Jury told victim had been ‘oppressing’ community
• West watches on as Christians driven out of Holy Land
• Ireland benefit as players see light over province switches
• US congress heaps pressure on Trump over Saudi links
• Households hit with €3bn tax burden over emissions
• Plugged in to profit: Electric Picnic recorded €1.5m last year
• Wakes and burials go out of fashion as funeral trends shift
• Michael D ‘didn’t see’ leaflet supporting him and blasphemy repeal
• ‘Vulnerable groups are entitled to Garda force that protects their rights’
• Trawl reveals more Naughten broadband meetings
• Let’s be honest... election will be won and lost on personalit­y
• ‘Millionair­e’ Higgins not interested in material wealth
• Finance Ireland expected to float after mortgage move
• Health insurance cuts to save families €270 a year
• Businesses must try to plan for next year despite huge uncertaint­y, says Taoiseach
• Fears of ‘temporary solutions’ and ‘time limits’ well founded
• ‘No cause for alarm’ here after BSE case in Scotland
• Roma fan not guilty of attack on Sean Cox
• How 10,000 frail and elderly patients bore the brunt of the trolley crisis
• More smear tests may be sent abroad to clear backlog
• Side effects of chemo are ‘worse for women than men’
• ‘Restrictin­g a patient’s liberty the last resort’: Commission
• Oscar winner Sally Field’s new memoir reveals she was abused by her stepfather
• Rail commuters escape hikes in transport fare restructur­e
• ‘Eric is Irish’ – Harris calls for halt to deportatio­n of boy (9)
• GAA grounds sold for €1.8m loss now set to be a soccer academy
• Four are charged with impeding probe of grandmothe­r’s murder
• Knife-attack accused ‘stabbed woman in face with a pen on the Luas’
• ‘Eye problem helped da Vinci realise depth of his brilliance’
• Man smashed way into ‘his’ flat and threw new tenant out
• Garda settles case that could have stalled hundreds of promotions
• QIH boss escapes as home hit by arson
• Ireland a destinatio­n for child traffickin­g gangs, warns Europol
• Mother of seven who took refuge in Garda station put on probation
• Suspect in ‘Duck Egg’ murder is in Dubai
• EU offers deal over refugees
• Romans fed up as streets overrun by seagulls and wildboars
• Top far-right politician in Hitler pilgrimage
• Trump’s takeover is complete as Democrats now a populist party
• Arctic village in fear of invasion by polar bears
• China to launch ‘moon’ to light up city at night
• Jamal Khashoggi’s last article – ‘What Arabs need most is free speech’
• President makes threat to send in military to stop migrant caravan
• Front-runner in Brazil poll ‘set up fake news network’
• Anne Applebaum
• Sinead Moriarty
• No longer something about Mary
• A HERO’S LIFE IS WORTH MORE THAN BILLIONS IN LOST SALES
• Support group proves once again that Vicky is a role model for us all
• First step in plans for power line to France
• Tearing Stripes
• Big pay day for crisis-era Irish bondholder­s
• Minister confirms changes in scheme to help SMEs
• Pymhitsout­at bank executive pay restraints
• Customers ‘trust traditiona­l banks over digital startups’
• Santander is latest bank targeted in Germany’s giant tax fraud probe
• Awas Aviation directors share in €16m bonanza
• ‘Huge upset’ in dispute over clinics, court told
• BidX1 in strategic joint venture with South African company
• CRH drops as constructi­on takes hit
• Michael’s back:
• Blood On The Tracks:
• Leslie Ann Horgan
• Time to kill your weekend plans...
• Two-In-One
• Gosden drops ‘Lion’ in trip and opts for blinkers on Cracksman
• McCarthy-Crean wins karate bronze
• Keane to keep it simple in bid to meet Kerry’s expectatio­ns
• Kelly’s class no surprise to Collins ahead of club duel
• Shaw puts difficult spell behind him by signing new €180k-a-week deal
• Van Dijk and Salah boost as Klopp assesses injury damage
• Shields admits title celebratio­ns can’t get in the way of final focus
• Brady nearing Burnley return
• Jones: If call comes for me to be sacked, then so be it
• IRFU and Ulster leave door open for Jackson and Olding return
• Coward or king? Divisive Cipriani has point to prove at Thomond Park
• Farrell hails Aki for driving him to ‘higher standards’ at Connacht
• What Katie must do next to put herself at forefront of the pro boxing world
• Clifford surgery adds to Keane’s rough start
• Cullen could be forced into changes for Toulouse trip
• NOBODY IS MISSING MATIC
• DALY DELIGHT
• LOWRY LIFT
• Inside: National team the winner as players see the provincial light
• Commuter cool
• Avoid the evil eye
• Regal in Enniscorth­y
• The Wicklow way
• A CRAGGY HOUSE AND A SINGING PRIEST
• Eye-catching fairy tale house near Tullamore is not as old as it appears
• 4 On the Market
• Rural village setting for The Green
• Rockville will feature walled garden for future residents
• Meadow Mount is rare find in suburb
• Cedarview demesne attraction in Santry
• Stepaside developmen­t kicks off of final phase
• Life’s a beach for commuters in Donabate
• Kinsale build attracts buyers seeking to escape cities and Brexit turmoil
• Our property finance expert answers your questions
• There’s room to grow at modern neo-Georgian mansion near Navan
• 4 On the Market
• Pass with flying colours
• Good bones in Drogheda period pad less than 40km from Dublin airport
• 4 On the Market
• Must haves
• Commuter-friendly decor that goes the distance for a stylish and happy home
• 2018 became the year of the long haul commuter
• The building pastor and 67 gallant ladies
• Open door sheds light on 1930s Rolls
• In the Salerooms
• Rewarding Excellence and Celebratin­g Success…
• The National Q Mark Awards 2018: A Milestone Celebratio­n
• Fanagans Funeral Directors are the very proud winners of the Overall National Excellence Awards 2018
• Golden opportunit­ies: what The Q Mark means for businesses
• The Quality of Local Employment Services is recognised again as Southside Partnershi­p DLR scoop National Q Mark Award
• And the winners are…
• HEALY: I’VE LEARNED MY FRENCH LESSONS
• ‘As a player, it really hits you then that these are your people’
• ‘I’m the best golfer in Leinster Rugby’
• Ardee RFC’s ambitious plans taking shape
• Fogarty demanding more improvemen­ts
• I have already seen enough to convince me Leinster will retain their European crown
• Denis wants youngsters to experience joy game offers
• Ahern double helps to keep Gorey on top of Division 1A
• ‘It’s great to be back fit to play my part in Europe’
• ‘I really think I can make Munster better’
• ‘I can’t swim. I’ve got into trouble once or twice before’
• New nutrition partner brings a lot of benefits
• Don’t underestim­ate this Gloucester challenge with their talented, free spirits
• Historic club continues to be a field of dreams for young stars
• Considine on double as UL Bohs sink ’Wegians
• ‘I definitely wouldn’t have made it as a centre’
• We can take control with victory in Sale
• ‘The boys in the back line have it easy’
• Victory over in Sale would put Connacht in the driving seat for quarter-final spot
• De Buitléar debut a real reward for hard work in Connemara
• Ballina make up for lost time with third successive victory

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