Irish Independent - 2017-10-02

• Quality of life, not tax, key to Brexit bonanza
• Catalan voters bloodied but defiant as Spain orders violence to halt poll
• Who really hit me in the All-Ireland final
• Why it pays to be smart and not listen to myths around pensions
• Golden boy from Greystones joins the golfing elite
• Attacker fatally stabs two women at train station in Marseille
• Washed-up life jacket thought to be from R116
• John Daly: People get fit and flirty at the gym
• Gold rush allows Bank of Russia to keep on growing
• Eamonn Sweeney
• ‘One of those magical moments’ – locals at Dunne’s club toast win
• Countdown to chaos
• Voters bloodied but defiant as Madrid says they had only themselves to blame
• Mountain rescue hero falls to death in training tragedy
• Best bar none – how former Irish prison became top tourist attraction in Europe
• Postmaster­s reject An Post proposals on contracts as 400 offices face closure
• Public servants vote to form superunion
• TDs to get two salary rises worth more than €3,600 under new deal
• Pubic sector wins big – the rest of us will face more tax
• A boring Budget wouldbe very good news
• Minister defends Varadkar after US band call him ‘tosser’ for not posing in front of repeal flag
• ‘Comments on children were not an attack on Taoiseach,’ says McDonald
• Bring in vacant site tax now – we can’t wait until 2019, Donohoe to be warned
• ‘We need to increase prices,’ says childcare provider amid ‘chaotic’ free places scheme
• Charity urges €265m spend to clear waiting list backlogs clear waiting list backlogs
• Investing in services is least our young deserve
• Harris and union at odds on free care for under-12s
• Imported power costs €250,000 for 15 minutes
• Campaign urging 20,000 to switch and save on energy
• Community spirit is still at the heart of everything in Ireland’s tidiest town
• Bigger picture is being obscured by the debate around €5 increase
• 700 on waiting list being outsourced for procedure ‘is a drop in the ocean’
• Now ‘desperate buyers’ to drive up house prices by 10pc in 2018
• eeeHomes built by 3D printers and robots are future... our indus try must ‘modernis e or die’ the
• Using Eircodes could provide new property data to address the crisis
• ‘Looking for a place to call home comes at a mental cost’
• ‘Lone wolf’ blamed as cop, pedestrian­s rammed
• Austrian police force Muslims to remove burkas
• I’m too busy to pay attention to Trump tweets, says mayor
• Tax reform may have given Trump the model for successful presidency
• We need to show investors we can improve quality of life for their staff
• Media Bites
• Growth a challenge for McCormick as Amazon spices up food market
• We need to hear ordinary voices
• More to job creation than just tax breaks
• The Great White Snark returns
• Sport in brief
• Evergreen Jezki gets back ‘old spark’
• O’Brien closing in on Frankel record
• FifthArcwi­n seesDettor­i jumptotop ofthepile
• Dunne delivers with Master stroke
• Heartbreak for Puspure as Ireland finish sixth in Worlds medal table
• Vintage performanc­e by 79- year-old Falvey inspires Malahide
• Hamilton wary of car concerns after Verstappen victory
• ‘I’d like to work with Van Graan in South Africa’
• We weren’t accurate and the energy wasn’t there – Kiss
• Nacewa ruled out of Munster and Montpellie­r ties
• Schmidt try is a bonus as Terenure hit the top
• ALL BLACKS RETAIN RUGBY CHAMPIONSH­IP WITH EASE
• In Mike Shine’s house, the bitches always come first
• O’Sullivan closes on world title bout
• Rovers show grit to earn a replay
• Dundalk’s Shields will miss rest of season after horror challenge
• Barcelona players ‘were not focused’ amid political unrest
• Hibs draw great advert for Scottish league–Rodgers
• Cold war poised to come to Manchester
• Mourinho magic makes mark with Fellaini renaissanc­e
• De Bruyne revels in securing ‘six pointer’ against former employers against former employers
• Doyle’s decision unlikely to start concussion conversati­on
• Frustrated Klopp says point feels like defeat
• Arsenal continue recovery but season’s script remains unchanged
• Davies showing the benefits of a Danish education
• Hope draining as Everton’s glaring flaws laid bare
• Slevin puts Special Ks back on top of pile
• Red-hot Gaffney leads Royals to promised land
• Driver puts brakes on Bray’s four-in-a-row bid
• Durnin masterstro­ke clinches thriller
• Ward enhances growing reputation by leading Kilcoo to six-in-a-row
• Rules group have no plans in place to adjust black card regulation­s
• An independen­t mind who will follow his own path
• Munster taking gamble in appointing a rookie mid-season with a lack of back-room back-up
• A HURLING HOUSE DIVIDED
• OUT OF OUR HANDS

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