Irish Independent - 2019-01-14

• Minister wants lower rate of property tax for the rich
• ‘He’s all talk, no action’
• May faces revolt as MPs attempt to force second Brexit ballot
• Homes tax a worry for Fine Gael TDs in affluent areas
• Brexit provokes a war for profession­al talent
• Zebo says jibe from Ulster fans ‘not on’ but has yet to make formal complaint
• Two men die in separate falls within an hour of each other in Mourne Mountains
• Tony Ward: Club success gives Schmidt welcome selection dilemmas
• Forget the gym – we need to get outside more
• Body of fourth victim found in gas exposion bakery rubble
• 276 families became newly homeless in six months
• Battle for talent means that 2019 is a job candidate’s market
• Rain fails to spoil big day for ‘Downton’ star Allen
• Fine Gael debates how to bring in a carbon tax and not lose votes
• Offer that lets women pay for €5,700 breast implants in monthly instalment­s criticised
• Fighting fit: Sports Minister cuts out the carbs to lose five stone in a year
• One-legged man accused of burglary identified in CCTV due to ‘distinctiv­e gait’
• Hogan tipped to stay on amid pressure to name next EU commission­er
• John Downing: Recalling the most ill-judged TV performanc­e in Irish political history
• Now you see it: Beach ‘disappears’ again as waves wash away sand
• Female employees less likely to get pension and bonus payouts
• Unholy row over coins at Roman landmark
• War for talent ensures 2019 is a jobseeker’s market
• Findings in cervical lab test review are still ‘six months off ’
• Surge in number of cases taken to court in wake of Phelan settlement
• Hospitals get €20m a year to battle lethal superbug as threat to patients increases
• Anti-abortion picket at clinic that received nuisance calls
• Inquest into deaths of 10 in horror blaze at halting site to resume
• Family of missing doctor question Garda decision to carry out fresh search
• Musical shrine: Fans flock to pay respects at Dolores’s grave a year on from her tragic death
• Cliona leads way with quickstep as the girls take to the dancefloor
• Senior Kinahan cartel suspect due before court in England on stun-gun charge
• ‘It was a sweet shop to them,’ says victim of scout leader
• ‘Dirty’ used cars from UK ‘could be banned’
• ‘Tuam babies story brought home the heartbreak,’ says ‘Resistance’ star
• Anger as yellow-vest protesters turn on media staff
• Trump has ‘worn out his act’ as megaphone tactics fail to register
• Stressed customers flock to new ‘anger room’ for a smashing time
• President ‘wears out his act’ as public posturing fails to move the needle
• Brazil sends fugitive back to Italy as ‘gift’
• Blast to trigger avalanche kills two workers at Alps ski resort
• US ‘will press’ MBS over killing of Khashoggi
• Yemen truce ends as rebels threaten more drone attacks
• If little green men are coming, they’ll surely want to visit the Emerald Isle
• Life sciences firm expands here with 150 jobs in capital
• Chinese firms’ investment in Ireland surges by 200pc to €87m
• Skills shortage and cost of living ‘boost salaries’
• Constructi­on index hits four-month high
• MEDIA BITES
• Deadlock at Stormont is an injustice to the people
• Your Stars
• Last chance for this True Detective
• Two-In-One
• ‘Tears’ primed to get hurdling career off to a flyer for Elliott
• Flanagan steps in to steer ‘Felix’ back to his best
• Bonner quiet on missing trio in Orchard loss
• Supersubs Harte and Canavan prove difference as Tyrone seal final spot
• Same old story as spot-on Dubs’ third string see off Royal rivals
• Cooney delight as timely goals make it easy for Westmeath
• Rossies have plenty to work on ahead of decider with Galway
• Only a strong dose of Corkness will sort Rebel football mess
• Sexton’s bench impact helps battling Banner stun Leesiders
• Moloney not getting carried away as Clare lay down early marker
• Mannion proves thorn in side of Dubs as Galway reach decider
• Sportstar of the Year prize winners
• Fitzgerald and Cody give little away as Wexford edge spoils
• Friend upbeat as Connacht take control of destiny
• Relentless Patriots set up showdown with Chiefs
• Allen’s Masters defence proves short-lived
• Van Graan sees ‘massive room for improvemen­t’
• UCD can right Cup wrongs after semi-final victory
• Shaw introduces new blood in Chile draw
• Ulster’s winged wonders ‘sprinkle stardust’ on win
• Leinster serve up a timely reminder of new European order
• ‘Nervous’ Cullen eyes a home quarter-final
• McGrath adds to Schmidt’s scrum-half woes
• Murray’s retirement hits us top guys hard, says ‘shocked’ Federer
• Pep holding out for right midfielder to cover Fernandinh­o
• Reds rally around Salah amid latest ‘diving’ storm
• Silva gets timely boost but still facing massive task to meet Everton expectatio­ns
• Willian happy to stay put but Sarri needs reinforcem­ents
• Messi hits 400th Liga goal in Barca victory
• ‘Torn’ Rice doing right thing by taking his time – Antonio
• Pressure grows on Puel as Long ends famine to boost Saints
• Hero De Gea hails ‘real’ United as Solskjaer’s run rolls on
• Kane injury a serious concern as Pochettino faces striker crisis
• Reds’ willingnes­s to try – and fail – was key to famous victory
• Solskjaer seizes his chance
• BREATHNACH JUSTIFIES CLUB CALL TO THWART MAYO IN SHOOT-OUT
• BAMFORD UP FOR IRISH CALL AS REDMOND WEIGHS UP OPTIONS

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