Irish Independent - 2020-01-18

• The week when law and order cracked
• €4,100 tax bill threatens celebritie­s’ €3m debt deal
• Teachers’ strike will shut half of secondary schools
• Church must adapt or die as it quibbles over priest crisis
• Taste for ‘devil’s dandruff ’ fuels narco terror taking a frightenin­g grip on our streets
• Tributes for student killed after men gate-crashed house party
• ‘Green wave’ is driving new home choices
• Capital gains: Parks add billions to housing value
• Huge fall in numbers going to UK for abortions
• Sepsis lin ked to 11 million deaths globally – almost double previous estimate
• Boy B’s appeal for murder of Ana (14) to be heard in April
• Party strategist­s must grasp nettle of who they should highlight – and who they should hide
• SF suspends Holohan over ‘blackmail sex’ comments about girls
• Murphy wants ‘the chance to continue what I’ve done’ as Housing Minister
• Steady as she goes could be the mantra for this election
• New leaders ‘must boost climate fight as major holes spotted in current plan’
• Cash-strapped FAI to lose out on vital income as Aviva unavailabl­e for friendlies
• School admission rule changes designed to make process fairer – but there’ll be winners and losers
• ‘Sublime’: Neven’s hotel and restaurant wows readers
• Foreign Affairs department asked for extra €50m in funding this year
• Woman raped after blacking out at party says ‘life ruined’
• Trump tries to boost support among women and minorities
• We must elect leaders whose policies don’t treat human beings as disposable
• Meghan shows her new rules of engagement with the media
• Ayatollah calls Trump a ‘clown’ who pretends to support people of Iran
• Just as accord breaks out in North, history confronts us with dark memories
• Keane’s Kingdom
• BRUTAL GANG VIOLENCE TOO GRIM FOR POLITICAL POINT-SCORING
• Why vegetarian­s are getting the slimmest of pickings
• We cannot let nationalis­m make us prisoners of our history and turn us into a closed society
• TikTok to create 100 jobs at new Dublin ‘safety hub’
• Home builder Noonan hails €11m debt boost for 2019
• Blocking bad loan sales threatens return of ‘Big Short’ era deals
• Flybe may see routes subsidised after rescue agreement
• Europe eyes 5-year ban on facial recognitio­n devices
• Court stops Petrel Resources share sale
• Alexa, Siri face tougher EU privacy scrutiny
• Cut transport fees with pedal power
• Should I fix or opt for a variable rate when taking out a mortgage?
• KLOPP THE BUILDER
• IT WAS FOOTBALL OR WHEELCHAIR FOR RETIRED DONEGAL STAR
• RELATIONSH­IPS THAT WILL DEFINE SEXTON’S LEGACY
• BEST OF ‘ENEMIES’ GO HEAD TO HEAD
• WEEKEND PREMIER LEAGUE GUIDE
• KLOPP HAS BUILT SUCCESS – HE HASN’T BOUGHT IT
• Solskjaer may recognise greatness of this Liverpool team as rhythmical­ly reminiscen­t of his halcyon days under Ferguson
• ‘I regret my mistakes because it was not me’
• Randolph needs game-time to clear grey skies for McCarthy
• Limerick return may add to league chaos
• Reina’s experience vital in Villa bid to avoid drop – Smith
• O’Callaghan likely to miss out on Dublin’s opening three league clashes
• Career Timeline
• THE BEST OF ‘ENEMIES’
• Mastermind Moran has convinced Kilcoo players they can walk on water
• ‘I AM CONVINCED WE ARE STILL ALIVE AND KICKING'
• Earls’ knee issue complicate­s Munster quest for another cup miracle
• No need to panic but more shrewd recruitmen­t is vital if Reds are to turn corner
• THE OUTSIDE MAN
• Cullen calls for big performanc­e as
• Marmion back in fold as Connacht hope to get bounce from dead rubber
• FULL STEAM AHEAD
• Transparen­cy the only way to move forward from Sarries scandal
• It’s a win or bust for UFC’s biggest draw
• Ryder pressure builds on Lowry after missed cut
• Mullins the man to follow as Footpad looks primed
• Take Un De Sceaux to reverse form with ‘Defi’
• Last four face off in race to Super Bowl showpiece
• Throw the old rule book out the window
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• Co Cork and Limerick ................
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• How to use ‘How Much Is Your House Worth?’
• Investors and first-time buyers most active in D2
• First-timers focus on Irishtown while overall D4 market stalls
• ASK THE EXPERTS
• D6 spooked by Brexit but prices stay steady
• Turnkey homes top the table in Dublin 6W
• What does the market look like for 2020?
• Portobello on par with Ranelagh, Rathmines
• Investment companies move into Ballyfermo­t
• All prices stalled in D14 and no change expected in 2020
• Dublin 16 static in the shadow of Brexit uncertaint­y
• Deep dip predicted in D12 prices as stock levels double
• Low to mid-end buyers dominate D18 market
• ‘Chains’ are moving well through the D20 market
• Young buyers to anchor slight price slide in D22
• D24 set to flatline despite an affordable market
• ASK THE EXPERTS
• Demand outstrips supply for D1 properties under €350k
• Supply high in Clontarf and Marino market brisk
• Property condition, not address, is key to sale success in Dublin 5
• Top D7 trend to convert NCR flats back into family homes
• ASK THE EXPERTS
• Pension market adds spice to sales in Dublin 9
• Ballymun gets a bounce ahead of new Metro line
• Lending rules are stifling higher-end Dublin 13 sales
• Prices up in D17 as young buyers flee rental market
• ‘We always wanted to live in the countrysid­e, but with our jobs it just isn’t possible’
• ‘We do want to be beside the seaside .... with A rating’
• ‘What’s the point in two adults living in a seven-bedroom house?’
• ‘Good pay doesn’t compensate being away from family’
• New builds shake up North County market
• Trophy homes languished on market during ‘flat year’
• Family-friendly Dublin West market holds steady
• ‘Nightmare’ RPZ driving small investors from Carlow
• Intel expansion boosts Kildare North
• M7 upgrade opens up new sites in south Co Kildare
• ASK THE EXPERTS
• Laois buyers cautious as recession memories linger
• Credit rules suppressin­g growth in Kilkenny
• Longford prices soar due to new Center Parcs jobs
• New-home sales rise on back of Louth jobs surge
• New schemes coming on stream in Lake County
• New builds up in Meath as demand surges
• ASK THE EXPERTS
• Vulture funds buying up Offaly’s rental stock
• Wexford values stay static as market continues to stall
• North Wicklow in line with Dublin
• Buying in Wicklow South? Then mind the price gap
• ASK THE EXPERTS
• Prices in south suburbs bouncing out of average buyer’s loan zone
• Supply set to cool inflation in Cork’s north suburbs
• West suburbs see a new reality from trophy owners
• Brexit boost for West Cork from UK buyers
• Older houses still dominating north county market
• ASK THE EXPERTS
• New-home supply cools inflation in the suburbs
• Renters cannot get on the property ladder in East Cork
• Zero growth expected for Limerick county
• New Ennis homes drive modest growth in Clare
• ASK THE EXPERTS
• Steady growth sees prices shine in Crystal County
• New homes ease Galway city inflation
• Commuter towns drive growth in Galway county
• Mixed performanc­e across county of Mayo across county of Mayo
• New builds in Sligo as economy thrives
• Ordering off-plan to buy new homes in Roscommon
• ASK THE EXPERTS
• Banks tighten loans to NI buyers in Donegal
• ASK THE EXPERTS

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