Irish Independent - 2017-09-29

• 400 post offices facing the axe
• All the Presidents
• €5 pension rise now to be delayed
• 125,000 mortgage holders ‘afraid’ to look for better rate
• Population growth is highest in nine years
• Trailer comes loose and ploughs into mother and son on path
• Jennifer Rubin: Worst day in the worst week of Trump’s reign
• ‘House-building likely to pass 20,000 mark in 2018’
• ‘No specific threat’ from terrorist groups
• Crisis would be less acute if Nama was repurposed earlier
• Dunne case an example of difficulti­es in unravellin­g some boom-time deals
• Housing delivery needs less red tape and more red carpet in the planning process
• Architect built three-bedroom house for family... for €25,000
• An Post has battle royale on its hands with unpopular plans to slim down network
• Charity ‘chuggers’ labelled ‘aggressive and annoying’
• As rivals round on her, McDonald has only herself to blame for not challengin­g Adams
• MARY LOU VERSUS ...
• Independen­ts ‘wary’ of Varadkar’s need to ‘muscle in on their good news’
• All parties want to spread the money... the problem is there’s not enough of it to go around
• Diesel prices not on Budget hit list – but smokers to pay more again
• Changes to Fair Deal a ‘relief’ to farm families under ‘stress’
• ‘Brexit transition period could last up to four years’ – Coveney
• No free healthcare in Ireland after leaving EU, UK visitors warned
• End of an era as ultimate ‘Playboy’ Hefner dies at 91
• ‘Gardaí stopped 40 hits in Hutch-Kinahan feud’
• Commuter ‘frustratio­n’ building as threat of railway strike looms
• Watchdog demands ‘action, not words’ as Ryanair cancels more Irish flights
• Check-in chaos at airports blamed on tech ‘blip’
• Ross denies Garda station reopening was stroke politics
• High C ourt qua shes pla nning refusa l for proposed wind fa rm
• Probe a s ma n k illed a fter trench colla pse
• More major watermain bursts likely to happen
• Students demand right to vote in Catalonia referendum
• Scientists fix DNA error to give hope of curing inherited diseases
• Japan’s Abe calls snap election for ‘future of our children’
• Social media executives to be quizzed in Russia probe
• Don’t let bed bugs hitch a ride on your dirty clothes
• Toddler becomes new ‘living goddess’ after previous deity retires
• Turkey wa rns its citizens to lea ve Ira qi Kurdish area
• Lourdes has answers we seek in a world teetering on brink
• The postcard is dead... but gloating is alive and well, it’s just moved to Instagram
• Support is needed for women with incurable breast cancer to help make every day count
• Horrified at Burgess advocating making people homeless
• Rural decisions fail to consider social costs
• Aryzta bosses buy €200k of shares in ‘vote of confidence’
• Former prime minister reopens old wounds at Bank of England bash
• Revenue rises 17pc to £18.6m at Smurfit Jr’s software firm
• Bonus helps high-flying GECAS executives share in €12m pay bonanza
• Number of homes lost in tracker loans scandal rises
• Hotel owners share €7.6m dividend as profits soar
• Tiger burns bright with €1m dividend payout
• Bumper grain harvest are starving farm profits and agri suppliers
• H&M discountin­g squeezes profits
• Lyft ready to hail advisers for trip to the stock market
• Dollar dips heading into end of quarter
• Goodnight and good luck: Is The Late Late finished?
• Bear with this tragic Pooh tale
• No home run for romcom queen Reese
• CULTURE VULTURE
• A sort of homecoming
• Big scoop for the Late Late
• Moore Winter call as HRI boss heads North to meet trainers
• Rare Stoute raider Abingdon can strike in Dundalk feature
• Skipper Sexton ready to lead as season steps up
• Water-jump judge sinks Irish hopes
• RETURN OF LIONS TO HELP LEINSTER ROAR
• McStay seeks to create ‘stability’ by extending his term
• Sadlier makes most of decision to head south
• Tensions mount during debate on cheating
• SSE AIRTRICITY LEAGUE/FAI CUP PREVIEWS
• Magnificen­t Man Utd look ready to dine at top European table again
• SackedAnce­lotti eyesreturn­to PremierLea­gue
• Frustratio­ns at Goodison grow after another sloppy outing
• O’Donovan and Walsh one win from gold
• Connacht facing troubled times with new regime already playing catch-up
• Medical fears end Doyle’s career
• Rory up and running
• Munster blow as target Wessels opts to join Rebels
• McMahon: You’ll never get rid of cynical play
• SOCCER: Three Arsenal players will remember the battering of BATE
• Living the American dream
• STAR-STRUCK QUALITY
• THE CITY AS A STAGE
• LITTLE ONES ON LIFFEYSIDE?
• BEGINNING OF SHADY DEALINGS
• 4 ON THE MARKET energy-efficient city homes
• Time for tennis in Stepaside
• 4 ON THE MARKET in Clontarf
• Sunshine all day long in D18
• 4 ON THE MARKET in Co Cavan
• D8 home tells its own story
• Must haves
• A touch of rural idyll
• New-builds valiantly hanging on to their gentile heritage
• Opportunit­y to live inlapofthe­god
• Buyers on track with this Park life
• Last house in small scheme is a rare find
• Energy-efficient apartments near seafront
• Get tight with the green belt
• economics HOME
• The Ryan Review
• Time councils stopped ‘acting the cod’ on housing
• Alpine feel to family home
• Sculptures for the love of river gods
• In the SALEROOMS
• ‘I’M LATE TO THE PARTY, BUT READY TO GO’
• Selection process seems like a random shuffle
• Joey Carbery – I hope I can do a job for Leinster in either position
• Isa Nacewa
• Lancaster: South African teams will prove their worth to PRO14
• Glory days remain huge source of inspiratio­n
• Dedicated Claire sets standards in midlands
• Dedicated St Brigid’s are raising bar for minis game
• DLS bolt to top of table
• Touch challenge
• TIME TO BOUNCE BACK
• PLAYER DIARY: The only place to vent frustratio­n after Scotstoun is on the pitch tomorrow and put things right
• TAKE 20 WITH CJ STANDER: ‘My fridge? Milk, eggs and you can never go wrong with bacon’
• BIG INTERVIEW: Lock Darren O’Shea hoping to make an impact
• Erasmus is torn on World Cup race
• Clermont edge Racing but Tigers roar
• Garryowen chase second win
• World Cup would be huge boost
• Open-door policy pays off as Cork club grows
• Shanahan’s killer blow as U-18s retain interpro title
• PLAYER DIARY: We haven’t adapted to the new game-plan as quickly as we should have, writes Denis Buckley
• RONAN LOUGHNEY: Pressure is on but this squad can recover
• 20 QUESTIONS Eoghan Masterson
• THE BIG INTERVIEW: Jack Carty
• Brooks deal lays solid foundation­s
• O’Callaghan yellow costs Warriors
• Corinthian­s off to flying start
• Ambitious club aims to be the best it can
• Jones delight at grassroots progress
• Leavy gets Munich call for Ireland 7s squad
• SUCCESS IN HIS SIGHTS
• LIFE AFTER RUGBY
• COVER STORY
• Why would anyone want toemploya rugby player?
• THE FORMER IRELAND STAR
• THE CURRENT PLAYER
• 10 travel apps that aren’t a waste of space

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