Irish Independent - 2016-10-15

• Schools out: 7 days of teacher strikes
• CALLING OUT THE DONALD:
• Brendan Keenan
• Forget the creepy prankster craze – clowning around is no laughing matter
• Two more women claim they were groped by Donald Trump
• Court gives Twink one last chance to save house from repossessi­on
• Martina Devlin: What Goal must do to save its reputation
• Brexit threatens to wipe out Irish mushroom industry
• Cartmell new boss of Gate as Colgan bows out after 33 years
• New northbound shopping throng carries warnings of Brexit fallout
• All this talk about Brexit and exports but the real pain could be for the consumer AA
• Vodafone to hike broadband prices for thousands
• 200,000 Irish jobs rely on UK – Higgins
• Now Unilever claims strong euro will ease its price hikes
• Short-stay visa-waiver programme extended
• O’Shea and Goal saved thousands of lives – but now the charity needs to regain trust
• Fears grow for Irish jobs as HP axes 4,000
• Archbishop Martin calls for balance in treatment of abusers
• High-ranking garda to make protected disclosure next week
• Fitzgerald to give gardaí access to the Labour Court
• How a few free pizzas finally got tricky Budget talks over the line
• Noonan criticised for failing to close off inheritanc­e tax loophole ‘abused by the wealthy’
• Patchwork quilt of new measures will go some way to address childcare needs of hard-pressed parents
• We have foolishly abandoned the idea that everyone pays something
• Our personal tax system is skewed – and leans too much on a small group
• ‘Huge demand for childcare places’
• All you need to know to apply for the ‘Help to Buy’ tax rebate
• ‘No impact study of housing scheme done’ - FF
• Some OAPs are in line for a quadruple boost next year from pension and other changes
• ‘Why did my beautiful wife, my best friend, die?’ asks grieving husband
• Nurses wooed overseas with lucrative incentive packages
• Asking Dr Google for its non-expert help can be a truly dangerous thing
• The right to life is too important to be left to a contrived Citizens’ Assembly
• Man beaten to death on bridge ‘had stab wound’
• Ski season under way – but some neglect to get insurance
• Soldier ‘responding well’ after parachute training accident
• Russia seeks to restore its global standing with foreign adventures
• Footballer acquitted
• Trump’s flaws are evident but at least we know that he can do business with Russia
• Dog that killed baby was owned by police officer
• ‘Coronation Street’ legend Jean Alexander dies in hospital at 90
• Garda chief must fight gardaí’s corner
• Enda the only ‘certainty’ in uncertain times
• How to be happy in the gloomiest, darkest days of winter: find yourself a cosy pub and stay there
• As I cast my vote, I ask myself: will the US be any better off after this unseemly circus?
• The ‘fudge it’ Budget that tried to please all
• State childcare plan discrimina­tes against stay-at-home parents
• Working parents need subsidy
• US puts squeeze on corporatio­ns shifting to Ireland to cut their taxes
• Sterling lifts as Carney says BoE not indifferen­t to its plight
• Mitsubishi takes 60pc stake in Irish energy trading company
• Twitter in profit as it prepares move to new Irish headquarte­rs
• DCC buys UK data business for £38m
• Shares on the rise as data looks up for China and US banks
• Sexton blow opens door for Carbery
• Fennelly vows to return from injury hell
• Klopp furious at Liverpool’s festive fixture demands
• DUNDALK SHOW THEIR FLAIR TO STAY AT SUMMIT
• Precious memories as curtain falls on family’ s proud ties with Kerry jersey
• The days are long gone when L iver pool v United had an Irish heart
• No winners in a sordid case that drags football down to murkiest depths
• ‘Humble player’ Kante creating another mini sensation in Chelsea engine room
• ‘Pep used to pick my brains at Barca – now I steal his ideas’
• MOURINHO URGES FANS TO SHOW RESPECT
• Iwobi proving Wenger correct despite being ‘nothing special’
• Dooley finishes off Harps to keep Cork in the hunt
• Dubs’wayis one to follow, not knock
• WEEKEND PREVIEWS
• Evergreen Sweeney keen to deliver for Moorefield
• ‘Nobasisto say Colvert didn’tdope– butnobasis tosayhe did, either’
• External investment way to keep Munster and the rest competitiv­e
• Burke hoping to guide St Thomas’ back to the summit
• Henderson plays down hype in Bray’s bid for history
• THE SCIENCE BEHIND THE EPO TEST
• The Ronan O’Gara I know
• Bleyendaal aims to emerge from giant’s shadow
• ROG forced to face corto-versy and Munster in his week of rugby hell
• Fighting uphill battle to relive glory days
• We have yet to fully click, warns Kearney
• Connacht bid to show size doesn’t matter in latest Toulouse tussle
• Shift in balance of power means four provinces have to make early impression
• Madigan rules out November return for Ireland
• ‘Pullingon thatgreen jerseygive­s mealift’
• Family joy adds extra incentive for G-Mac
• ‘Luck of Irish’ absent as all three U-23 hopefuls crash
• Almanzor set to be crowned Champion
• Bolger’s ‘Miss’ can hit the target in Birdcatche­r
• Tipstaff ready to navigate way to Cork prize
• ‘Ranger’ to strike in Ascot showpiece

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