Irish Independent - 2016-10-14

• Grocery price rise as sterling crash hits us in pocket
• Teachers’ strike vote to spark schools chaos
• Mel searches for his ideal Irish woman
• A hard rain falls on Bob Dylan, the Nobel winner
• TDs still in line for €5k pay rise
• Welcome to the 10th circle of hell
• Trump ‘was like an octopus’: two women accuse him of groping
• Seven mums died while in maternity hospitals last year
• Liz O’Donnell: Our roads are as lethal as crime gangs
• Tech dominates as Dublin office market at busiest since 2007
• Rewarding crowd-pleasers is not the point of Nobel prizes
• John Meagher on Dylan: The People’s Poet
• Should we be stockpilin­g supplies of Pot Noodles and Lyons Tea?
• Cost of Brexit to EU budget a ‘black hole’, says bloc’s auditors
• One in five households overspends
• Zappone may relax criteria so more childminde­rs can qualify for subsidy
• ‘Neandertha­l’ row over ‘farming out’ children
• Clare Daly says she will ‘sort out’ bench warrant
• New homes soar €45,000 in the hours after Budget
• Second-hand homes will keep new property inflation in check
• FF: €600,000 limit means Help-to-Buy plan is an ‘off-the-wall mansion grant’
• Advisers to Nama in North ‘had confidenti­al informatio­n’
• Jobs Minister defends performanc­e after clash with FG TDs
• No government has solved childcare and housing questions. Why should this one be any different?
• 1,000 new nursing jobs ‘won’t solve ward staff crisis’
• Goal under fire for failing to go public with search for new CEO
• The controvers­ies that have engulfed well-known charity
• Bruton seeks talks with the ASTI as school chaos looms
• Funding certainty for Irish students in England and Wales
• 205 studying CAO courses in private colleges missing out on Susi grant
• Young people advised to volunteer and pursue their passions in life
• Tributes paid to boy (10) who died on family outing
• Guide for women’s safety ‘first step’ for Facebook
• Apple boss ‘wrong’ in US testimony, says tax chief
• Learner driver was speeding when he hit and killed schoolboy (16), court hears
• Two of seven Dale accused ‘had blood on their clothes’
• Man beat, raped wife to teach her ‘not to disrespect’
• ‘Appalling’ abuse warrants jail term – judge
• Horse racing body’s board ‘mishandled’ reappointm­ent of CEO, says chairman
• ‘I’m not bluffing’: Sturgeon plans new independen­ce poll
• Secrets of Saddam’s NY torture chamber ‘revealed’
• Clinton aims big, seeking gains in traditiona­l GOP territory
• Former Portuguese PM Guterres named as the next UN chief
• Pakistani woman’s death-row appeal of blasphemy conviction postponed
• Thailand on edge after beloved king dies, aged 88
• ‘Astroturf’ campaign paves way for the bypassing of democracy
• Trump’s strategy is no longer about winning – it’s just about airing old grudges
• New childcare scheme is first step but parity with European models a long way down road
• Government missed a trick by not tackling paid parental leave
• Teachers’ union must learn the hard lessons
• An inane budgetary ideology
• Stay at home and you miss out
• Future Goal needs to be beacon oftranspar­ency
• Multinatio­nals could skew GDP figures again, CSO chief warns
• Central Bank gets tou gh with second big fine in a week
• Virgin Media boss not ruling out cuts at UTV Ireland
• Barron family shores up Pamela Scott brand as it aims to return to profit
• ISIF taps into Aer Lingus funds with €57m in investment­s
• IAG wants cost probe into Dublin runway bid
• Facebook’s virtual reality arm snaps up Irish firm
• ‘Communist’ China now has more billionair­es than the US
• Flagship EU investment plan failing to ignite growth
• Global bank’s hiring freeze puts new Dublin jobs on ice
• Europe’s bourses slide again on China data
• HOW DOES DYLAN COMPARE TO OTHER NOBEL GREATS?
• Stunningly surreal synth-pop
• A hopeless journey to the heart of America’s lost underclass
• Reality bytes
• STEP INTO A WORLD: VIRTUAL-REALITY OPTIONS
• The best of tonight’s television
• Hawke takes eye to put Murtagh on Dundalk double trail
• HRI chair ‘would do it again’ over Kavanagh
• Westwood goes back to the future to find his groove at The Grove
• ‘BOLT’ SET TO BE CROWNED JUVENILE KING
• Dubs take to the road again as Tipp face tough title defence
• Mayo are not dwelling on the past, insists Durcan
• We won’t let history weigh us down – Erasmus
• Trainer backs Fury to return
• Cullen can restore Leinster to European force of old – Reddan
• O’Callaghan: Munster can create their best story ever
• O’Halloran: I copped myself on after missing Toulouse coup
• Bowe’s shock omission puts focus on Ulster back-three
• ‘Talk is cheap but you’d havetolook at any offers’
• Klopp’s forward thinking making Mourinho look like yesterday’s man
• Chelsea hit the jackpot with record £900m Nike shirt contract
• Black Cats adopt open-door policy in fight to lift gloom
• Players should be drug-tested every day, insists O’Callaghan
• Roscommon in ‘integrity’ row
• €1.5m girl racer’s home
• BIG CITY LIGHTS
• MOUNTAINS TO THE SEA
• MONKS’ TOWN IN FOXROCK
• GHOULISH INTERIORS
• 4 On the market
• A matter of course in Greystones
• A city heart in Kilcarty
• Demesne event in rural Co Meath
• Old school values in Ranelagh
• Adamstown project rises from the ashes
• Customise your internal layout with South Mews
• Belmont schemes still going strong
• Parkside within first time buyers’ reach
• Value to the fore at Churchfiel­ds
• Home Economics
• Will real homeless step forward please
• Cliff tops for ceramic prices
• IN THE SALEROOMS
• ‘This year there’s a freshness. It’s like a new start’
• Competitio­n hotting up in engine-room – Toner
• After tough few weeks, all eyes now on Europe
• Dempsey refusing to read too much into Castres’ form
• Marble City stars shining on all fronts
• Malahide face test in Louth
• Mullingar gets new school recruits
• Tullamore put on show with girls’ rugby blitz
• Cullen’s men could not be in a better place as their European journey begins
• Hard work can trump Racing’s star names
• Erasmus looking for crucial unity
• Racing flex muscles with derby victory
• Students halt Cookies’ charge
• Cortisone is not a form of cheating
• ‘Darren has shown what can be done – if you put in hard work’
• With a decent bounce of the ball we’ll be really competitiv­e in Paris
• Reaping rewards of teachers’ bravery
• Charity Cup sees rugby return to Markets Field
• Con team to beat in business end of Cup
• I saw plenty of effort, but other errors cost us dear
• Toulouse are there for the taking
• Toulouse triumph a key marker – Lam
• McAllister can’t halt another away loss
• Slow start for Galway clubs
• ‘I am very happy with the decision I made to move west’
• You have to trust in your skills when you face giant sides like Toulouse
• Leitrim club are looking to the future
• O’Boyle sets Castlebar on way to cup glory
• Connacht at Seamount
• School visit has players focused on French test

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