Irish Independent - 2017-09-27

• Macron demands EU army and tax unity
• Fire safety audits now extended to 60 schools
• Radical changes to property tax proposed
• ‘Make most of time with guidance counsellor­s’
• Clinton attacks Trump aides for ‘hypocrisy’ after new email row
• Crash lessons lost if we don’t reform property tax
• Apartments in city scheme to be offered to rental market only
• Plan for families in mortgage arrears to stay put as renters
• New proposal could be game-changer for dealing with arrears
• ‘Rents here are horrendous – moving to UK is a no-brainer’
• Plans to grow regions as fast as major cities
• Sixteen homes on one street boarded up for two years
• Leaving negative equity behind to go ‘full-rural’ has enriched our lives
• Bailed-out AIB won’t pay taxes for 20 years
• World Rugby hits out as study calls on schools to ban scrum and tackles
• Another blow for rural broadband as main bidder quits the process
• Gardaí could be left without a chief for at least another year
• Gardaí will escape cuts to pensions over industrial action
• Sergeant ‘disturbed’ by letter sent to Children’s Minister
• €50m fund to tackle waiting lists won’t go far
• Extra taxes needed for rising public pay bill – secret report
• Varad kar takes UK-style loans for stud entfees off the table
• Varad kar und ecid ed on abortion campaign
• ‘McDonald reminds me of Marine Le Pen’: Varadkar
• New blow for passengers as rail strike looms and buses cancelled
• Firefighte­rs remembered 10 years on from blaze tragedy
• Journey times improve, but business body not happy with figures
• Murder probe starts as gardaí reveal man was brutally beaten
• Ageing well: the over-65s embracing change –
• Chief susp ect in trip le murder p robe known to woman who died in blaze
• Garda probe as man in 20s killed when car struck wall
• Women fear they won’t have enough to fund retirement
• Leaving Cert students must make the best of their time with the guidance counsellor
• US attack would be ‘devastatin­g’, Trump warns North Korea again
• Ivanka’s China supply chain is now shrouded in secrecy
• Saudi Arabia finally agrees to drop ban on women drivers
• Kushner spared email scrutiny by media hypocrisy
• Historians may well view NFL row as moment when base turned against Trump
• Insufficie­nt progress made in Brexit talks to discuss UK-EU trade, Tusk warns
• Russian ‘cannibal couple’ are suspected of killing 30 people
• Gunman hid among workers before killing three Israeli security men
• Actor and political campaigner ‘Scouse git’ Booth dies at 85
• There is no home to go to for many Syrians – solving this crisis is as complex as the war
• Now my children are finished school, I’ll be able to take as many holidays as teachers
• UK better off without EU bureaucrac­y that’s destroying Ireland
• Amid heady promises, someone will lose out
• Ordain women to be deacons
• EU plan to raise tax on digital firms ‘may hurt investment’
• Myanmar may look to China to fill the gap as Western investors grow wary
• Chawke’s Orchard continues to bear fruit
• Stock Exchange welcomes 12 new companies to IPO class
• Dozens of firms take up Brexit grant offer
• Irish carrier’s pilots and cabin crew to meet union organisers in Rome
• Ryanair spends almost €70m in share buybacks
• Courts can’t impose penalties on credit union directors
• Ireland named nation best able to feed itself
• French politician­s fear Siemens strength after rail deal
• Euro bonds steady amid clues from Fed
• What’s safe and what’s not when you’re pregnant?
• Queen Bey syndrome: why do some women make us feel less than perfect?
• 13 clues you’re sleep incompatib­le
• Park’s hidden gems get to shine
• Dettori wary of Winter threat
• Smullen joins Keane after Stack’s ‘Queen’ shares spoils in Tipp opener
• Trump unites the America he had sought to destroy
• Steelers embarrasse­d over anthem mix-up
• Keane insists Connacht are close to big performanc­e
• Returning O’Mahony will give team an added impetus – O’Donnell
• We can’t stop Beirne going to Munster – Pivac
• Neville Furlong – truly one of Irish rugby’s bravest sons
• McGRATH: SEXTON IS RARING TO GO AGAIN IN BLUE
• Reds slack in the USSR as ‘fab four’ fail to find winner
• Aguero misses chance at record but De Bruyne sees City home
• RONALDO ON THE DOUBLE FOR MADRID
• Chelsea banking on Hazard hitting new heights
• Moscow peril keeps Mourinho ‘humble’
• O’Neill eager for Ireland to rediscover cutting edge
• European exposure beckons for Students
• Moran: ‘Older I get, the better I should be’
• Wycherley awaits fate over red card
• RYAN GETS TIPP GREEN LIGHT FOR THREE MORE YEARS
• Round-robin hurling proposals remain in balance
• Diamond Harry hits perfect hat-trick
• Reds set to confirm Wessels as new boss
• Never gave up on Hogan, insists O’Neill
• Gilroy gamble
• Exit clauses in coaches’ contracts must exist – Nucifora
• Mercedes step up price war as it raps rival dealers over ‘risky sales’ strategy
• Autonomous cars to drive down insurance . . . but risk of more crashes in transition
• From Alfa to Stelvio: why the Italian marque’s first SUV holds real promise
• Danger drivers: more of us are now speeding on lower-limit roads
• Opel’s new compact SUV: the ‘A’ to ‘X’ of Grandland X including ‘V’ for Verdict. Due next month from €27,995
• Watch PCP balance; toll paid; Road Rover; T Roc price; Toyota’s 100 points; Jag prowls
• Volvo’s small SUV – XC40 – ushers in era of digital keys and special deals
• Wheelchair car? Time to sell? Tiida out? Oz import? Change or hold?

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