Irish Independent - 2017-10-05

• A true patriot who stood by the Republic
• USC boost for workers
• Rough justice from the EU
• Las Vegas gunman ‘sent away’ his girlfriend to stop her ‘interferin­g’
• Lorraine Courtney Give teenagers right to have say at the ballot box
• A TD at just 23, Cosgrave stood out because of his energy, not his family name
• He followed on from legacy of his father – one of a nation builder
• TAOISEACH LEADS TRIBUTES TO COSGRAVE
• Delays in Humphries sex trial compounded the misery for young victim
• ‘Sunday Times’ silent over letter written for disgraced journalist
• Girls given €33,000 in compensati­on despite no injuries in crash
• ‘I choked her ’til she fell and said ‘I’m dying’,’ accused told gardaí
• Jail threat to GAA captain who stole from team
• 500 homes planned for St James’s Gate
• Dublin gets rough justice from impatient EU over clawing back €13bn
• Now Amazon ordered to repay €250m to Luxembourg in EU clampdown
• Fine Gael faithful nominates housing as party’s top priority
• Aer Lingus enjoys big bookings boost after Ryanair flights fiasco
• Babies can be cheap – it’s our tastes that are most expensive
• New law ‘will see Christmas Guinness ad being banned’
• I have always admired women – maybe I am one?
• Mortgage loans are creeping back near their peak
• ‘Unacceptab­le failures’ laid bare over botched conviction­s, breath tests
• Stepaside ‘was the obvious station to reopen’
• Trump visits injured in Las Veg as hospital as FBI continue to search for a motive
• British PM’s speech interrupte­d
• Region to declare independen­ce
• Cowen and Kenny tipped to mediate
• Our similariti­es with Spain abound
• Rush for independen­ce could make UK’s Brexit woes pale in comparison
• Fears region’s instabilit­y may thwart Brexit deal for North
• I thought gun control was what the US needed until I did my research Leah Libresco
• Judg e a book by its cover? Don’t mind if I do, especially if it’s about Clinton or Trump
• Founding Fathers’ intention wasn’t to arm a nation to the teeth
• Moral certainty destined to fail
• Being singled out will add to tension with EU
• Liam Cosgrave: a patriot who stood by the Republic
• Lack of action to tackle extremism
• Still super after all these years
• How to wear... slouch boots
• Bairbre Power
• The great escape: how to avoid exit fees
• Taste test
• The best of tonight’s television
• Two-In-One
• No rider agreed for Monalee ahead of RSA bid
• O’Brien could fly Classic ‘Flag’ in 2018
• Frampton expects a real battle from ‘warrior’ Garcia
• Back-row hopefuls get chance to impress Schmidt
• Ulster must step up and play for the shirt, insists McCall
• ‘We don’t like them and they don’t like us. It’ll be physical’
• Scannell aiming to edge battle of the Irish hookers
• ‘System remains broken for clubs’
• Kearns warns of championsh­ip ‘chaos’
• SEQUENCING CRUCIAL IN NEW HURLING WORLD
• O’Neill braced for a Germany onslaught
• Goal-hungry Kane enjoying fridge benefits of new nutrition regime
• Christie’s time to shine as he fills Coleman’s boots
• Scotland win needed for Ireland play-off ambitions
• Frustrated Horgan wary of getting used to life on the sidelines
• Rice grateful to talent scout O’Toole for helping his swift rise
• Misfiring Ireland held in opening U-19 qualifier
• The changing of the guard is just around the corner
• O’Neill expects departures
• McILROY REVEALS KEANE SNUBBED HIM FOR AN AUTOGRAPH
• Dubs postpone decision on hurling boss
• Leinster v Munster looks like vegan dinner when we expect red meat
• ANNALISE MURPHY: ‘Year at sea will boost my bid for Tokyo gold’
• CLUBBING TOGETHER
• Cahir Park land first title win in dramatic finale
• Who won what at Malone
• Joy for Killarney and Portumna in foursomes tests
• PUBLIC GOLF PAR EXCELLENCE
• CLUB FACTFILE
• MENTAL TEST THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE AS GREHAN FLIES NEST
• Connacht boys making waves on Ireland panel
• Olivia sixth as Leona bags her 28th career Top-10
• MIND THE GAP
• Innovation key to revival of Ireland’s golf industry
• Impressive Moriarty claims Moran Cup
• Mizuno CLK hybrids do hard yards
• The problem is when you play a lot, you think you’re better than you really are

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