Irish Independent - 2021-01-23

• Passengers to face five-day quarantine in hotel – Martin
• Rich investor told Revenue his income was as little as €10,000
• Roy Keane: the manager 10 years on
• Martin’s 10 years as FF leader
• Special-needs students must have a solution – and parents deserve some clarity
• How to travel safely in the Covid era by choosing Irish firms
• How a car crash in Carlow led to US child abduction case mother being found in Ireland
• Hundreds of items missing from our supermarke­t shelves
• ‘In first two waves, we didn’t see as many sick patients coming to us, but now it seems to be widespread’ – GPs in west reveal Covid battle
• Virus is bolting ahead in the race to roll out the vaccine
• Students now suffering ‘mental health deteriorat­ion’ over exam uncertaint­y
• Lockdown Dublin isn’t dead but it is a ghost town now
• 13 residents die in HSE care home outbreak
• Employers should have to foot the tax bill for subsidy scheme bailout – not the thousands of poorly paid workers
• Wuhan victims’ families struggle for justice one year on
• Defence Forces are ready to ramp up Covid fight
• Seaside resorts book up as virus dashes hopes of holiday abroad
• Private-sector ‘bounty’ tempting talent away from Defence Forces
• My job ‘is about having an impact on policies and the country itself ’
• Martin unlikely to lead next election, says TD
• Martin played uphill for 10 full years – but he still looks like he’s leading FF in its final act
• Greatest change in house buyer habits since crash
• Woman sues over ‘abuse’ at home for mothers
• ‘I’ll know in two months whether the drugs I’m getting will work or not’
• ‘Kingpin’ who led 39 migrants to deaths on the run
• Church’s rigid approach to sex came from same source as those who later fought it
• Boy (14) held over knife attack on woman in Dublin
• Biden keen to extend US nuclear arms treaty with Russia
• Biden pushes financial relief
• Trump impeachmen­t
• Russian stars back Navalny with major protests planned
• Most unique first lady ever, Melania never got a chance
• Straight talking, transparen­cy and trust are now key at White House
• Iran’s Supreme Leader banned over tweet threatenin­g ex-president
• Fresh blow to Prince Andrew as his business faces closing down for good
• Amazon to use artificial intelligen­ce to censor viewing for families
• Time for unionism to cast off its provincial­ism and embrace the wider world
• Biden will make America sane again but we all must remember to fight little lies and big ones
• Life in never-ending lockdown has become a smug’s game
• CLOSING BORDERS NO LONGER UNTHINKABL­E IF IT’LL SAVE LIVES
• O’Regan helped frame the horror of homes for me
• Childish decision by UK hurts its EU and US ties
• Mother and baby home report left one vital question unanswered – who was responsibl­e?
• ECB ‘reconsider­ing’ Philip Lane’s calls with top private sector bankers
• Shareholde­r cuts stake in Kingspan on concerns over Grenfell fire
• Firms repay €79m from Government wage subsidies
• TDs seek tighter rules on water use
• Blunder by banks on plans for payment app raises questions
• Australia won’t abide Google’s ‘threats’ over payments for news content
• How do I avoid paying more for my motor insurance every year?
• Two-in-One
• Leinster braced for another Thomond ‘rumble in the jungle’
• Almost half of county boards record financial surplus in 2020
• NOT ALL KLOPP’S FAULT
• TACKLING COVID
• CROSSING THE DIVIDE
• A MATTER OF TRUST
• Stage is set for in-form Beirne to impress O’Connell ahead of Six Nations opener in Wales
• Munster have improved but Leinster still have more aces in pack
• Sleepy Westerners must swoop to conquer Ospreys for sake of own credibilit­y
• Tight five will need to make big impression for Reds to really rattle their fiercest rivals
• Brakes put on ‘runaway train’ as team preparatio­n costs drop by more than a third
• I left West Ham because I did not want to rot, says Wilshere
• Arsenal move for Odegaard after Ryan deal
• Thomas jumps at chance to take on City up Cheltenham hill
• Klopp: I’m not a five-year-old who’s going to start crying
• McIlroy slips five shots off Hatton in tricky Abu Dhabi winds
• Dedication, donations and detour from destructio­n – McGregor’s fresh focus
• MAGIC MOMENT OF THE YEAR
• THIS WEEKEND’S NFL ACTION
• Defences best form of attack in Championsh­ip showdowns
• Mullins to make it look ‘Easy’ with big-race brace at Thurles
• Politologu­e looks as good as ever ahead of Clarence House
• Tucker leads way for Ireland but Afghans edge first ODI
• A once-in-a-lifetime shift in home-buying habits?
• How to use How Much Is Your House Worth?
• City centre boost as tech executives put down roots
• OUR PANEL OF EXPERTS
• Dublin 4 property shortage helps to keep prices buoyant
• ASK THE EXPERTS
• D6 buyers not afraid to take on major revamp
• Supply expected to match demand in D6W
• The mortgage market: what to expect in 2021
• D8’s community spirit attracts first-time buyers
• Ballyfermo­t properties in line for 5pc rise
• D12 beginning to bounce back from big price slides
• Prices flat in Dublin 14 but scarcity set to inflate
• D16 values stable as demand for big gardens increases
• Pandemic generates new influx of buyers to D18
• A tale of two towns as Chapelizod bids soar
• Prices hold in Dublin 22 with no changes forecast in 2021
• Slight rise for D24 homes that tick all the right boxes
• ASK THE EXPERTS
• Investor withdrawal opens the door for city-centre buyers
• Balancing act in Clontarf as D3 prices hold firm
• Younger-than-average first-time buyers spark a 2pc rise
• ASK THE EXPERTS
• D5 homes in walk-in condition see substantia­l price increase
• Garage conversion tops wish list for D9 properties
• D11 prices continue to rise amid low stock levels
• Values inch up in D15 as supply dwindles
• Three-beds to slide while luxury pads surge in D13
• Older homeowners hold firm until vaccine roll-out
• ‘We wanted a countrysid­e setting near the beach instead of busy roads’
• Home-hunters get priorities straight in 2021
• ‘We needed a bigger home with closed-off spaces’
• ‘The cottage is extremely run-down but we welcome the challenge’
• ‘We are looking for another period house we can do up’
• ‘It has to be in the country, preferably with an acre of land, but I don’t want one of those dormer bungalows’
• New group of buyers eager to join Dryrobe brigade
• Matt Damon effect sparks Dalkey’s reborn supremacy
• Gardener’s world shows no sign of growth slowdown
• Stock levels struggling to cope with soaring demand
• North Kildare off to an early start
• Comfort zones and office space are key in South Kildare
• ASK THE EXPERTS
• New -builds drive recovery after a rollercoas­ter ride
• Quality of life brought in buyers but prices flatlining
• Good broadband iskey–andit’s not viable to build
• Migrating Dubliners going large in the Wee County
• Unexpected increase set to be repeated in Westmeath
• ASK THE EXPERTS
• Good supply keeps prices honest
• Young profession­als swap Dublin docklands for South Wicklow
• Pent-up demand drives complete turnaround
• Wexford values up 4pc as buyers don’t hang about
• Rising fortunes top Covid-19 in Cork’s centre
• Buyers returning ho me to lift prices in desirable south suburbs
• Better value attracting buyers to north suburbs
• New homes cool inflation in Cork’s western suburbs
• Market turned on its head in West Cork
• Covid savings boost for North Cork County buyers
• ASK THE EXPERTS

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