Irish Independent - 2017-09-30

• Revealed: the truth behind Ross Garda station ‘stroke’
• Olympic hero Paul O’Donovan celebrates after winning the final of the Men’s Lightweigh­t Single Sculls at the World Rowing Championsh­ips in Florida.
• GOOCH MY STORY
• MARY LOU’ S CREDIBILIT­Y HOBBLED BY SIN NF É IN AMBIGUITY
• Nursing home residents’ rent plan scrapped
• Honesty is the best policy for Budget 2018
• Curtain has yet to fall on Ryanair’s flights drama
• Airline finally tells passengers about their cancellati­on rights
• ‘We need to find solutions for every person trying to access the housing market’
• Government taking easy route by overtaxing the squeezed middle
• Number of homeless children now over 3,000
• No shortage of housing projects in dire need of funds from Budget 2018
• Tax cuts are number one priority in Budget, say FG branches
• €40m sugar-tax take will not be used to tackle obesity crisis
• Whistleblo­wer accused of ‘hitching on to McCabe’s story’
• Two energy companies raise prices ‘and more will follow’
• Ten things women need to know about pensions
• Women too busy looking after others to worry about their own retirement funds
• ‘I have 20 years of work left ... I can afford some risk’
• Coppinger’s Dáil display sets a very worrying tone for debate on abortion
• Michael D’s age would slow him down if he competes in next race for the Park
• North should remain in single market, says EU parliament
• ‘Leprechaun economics’ push up EU bill by 20pc
• Garda trainees went untaxed on allowance for two decades
• Warrant issued for blogger accused of harassing ex-partner
• Debt of the dead: deceased owe €31m
• ‘Use post offices’ or lose them, Varadkar tells communitie­s
• Saudi women driving reform hope this is just the beginning
• Hundreds of tractors flood Barcelona as farmers back referendum
• Dorcha Lee on the rising tensions ahead of Sunday’s vote in Catalonia
• Tories must face up to fact that it’s themselves – not Labour – who are living in the past
• Americans as a whole have not lost their minds – but the Republican party clearly has
• ‘We’re not Nazis, you’ve shown that by electing me’ – new Ukip leader
• The Week that was
• Martin will keep his distance from Adams for now – but it may be a different story after an election
• The Hefner we met at Playboy Mansion was a man who was proud of empire he embodied
• Radio should up its game and kick sport into touch – even if it’s only for one hour
• Donald is still trumped by the woman who has not had sex for 39 years
• Trump left his creditors high and dry – but he can’t do that to US
• Ross move not even as subtle as stroke politics
• A history lesson for the Taoiseach
• Canadian funds to lift stake as One51 plots fresh run at IPO
• ESB to refinance up to €453m of UK power station debt
• Jeff Bezos’s Amazon will have to battle against banks to get Dublin offices
• Earnings at Irish-backed healthcare group top €185m
• Farmers hit out as meat merger gets the all-clear
• German firm funds block for rentals
• Spencer Dock receiver costs to top €15m
• Applegreen lower after share placing as Aryzta stocks soar
• Boks assistant Van Graan emerges as man to replace Erasmus at Munster
• KERRY’S 2020 VISION
• AGUERO TESTS CITY LIMITS
• MUNSTER HAVE DROPPED THE BALL OVER COACHING HANDOVER
• ‘Eamonn started selling me the fairytale of another year but he was selling the fairytale to a cold fish’
• ‘I was a walking shell after Dad’s death but it forced me to grow up’
• Wheels of change well in motion for new GAA landscape
• Kilcormac-Killoughey bid to exact revenge and dethrone Rynagh’s
• HOW THE NEW HURLING CHAMPIONSH­IP WOULD WORK
• Buckley hits winner as Cork hang on to keep double ambitions alive
• ‘Dundalk is a fantastic club but it’s not Shamrock Rovers’ – Finn
• Mourinho: Lukaku will not be rested until Ibrahimovi­c returns
• Arter absence raises fears about Ireland availabili­ty
• Derry condemn Drogheda to the drop
• Guardiola plots way to unlock ‘amazing’ rival
• Conte’s passion and judgement vindicated once again as Chelsea’s fire burns bright
• Lennon talks up ‘ role model’ Rodgers ahead of Celtic clash
• Alli hit with one-game ban for ‘unsporting’ gesture
• Liverpool and Newcastle united in love for Benitez
• McDermott revels in tales of two cities
• WEEKEND TEAM NEWS
• GOD GAVE HAZARD THE TALENT, HE MUST EXPLOIT IT, INSISTS CONTE
• Cullen: We need to get better
• Being‘ well- enough’ prepared is not good enough for Irish women
• Erasmus in warning for Munster to get their house back in order
• Beirne to fore for Scarlets as Connacht suffer another loss
• I can see US president’s issue but sport will always trump politics
• Ulster change stripes to attack Zebre
• Irish well in Masters mix as Hatton leads field
• There’ s no point trying to keep Hamilton quiet–Wolff
• Fading light ensures thrilling finals will be decided today
• Baldwin gets bitten by Lion
• STAR TURN ‘LEAH’ MISSES OUT ON OAKS
• French form to prove key in Middle Park
• Enable can do it for the girls in Chantilly Arc
• Mullins to enjoy a profitable Tipperary
• Clemmie can show she has few peers

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