Irish Independent - 2017-10-06

• Boost for elderly with prescripti­on charge cut and €5 hike in pension
• A hero’s welcome from little Lilly-Mae
• Supporter of paedophile Humphries stays silent
• Conlon wanted me – and not Day-Lewis – to play him in film about the Guildford Four, reveals Depp
• Jennifer Rubin: Trump has an easy fix to nepotism charges – fire Ivanka
• Breastfeed­ing rates increase – but show ‘cross-Border divide’
• Fury as Macron tells workers to stop ‘wreaking f ***ing havoc’
• ‘Blade Runner 2049’ more than stands up to the original
• ‘If Rory wants an autograph from Roy, he’ll get it’ – O’Neill
• Welfare hikes for all – despite Donohoe struggling for funds
• Increases will be modest – all the money was spent last year
• If ‘it takes a village to raise a baby’, now many mothers find that support online
• May needs to be gone by end of year, say rebels as they plan to confront PM
• Investment increased since Apple ruling, says IDA chief
• Ireland is in the firing line – but we have allies in Europe
• Border could be used as ‘back door’ by immigrants after Brexit, Ahern warns
• Fears for future of native oysters
• The ‘Minister for Hardship’ he was not – but so few knew
• A lifetime’s service marked by warmth and affection for people he served
• Parties unite in tributes to ex-Taoiseach – but Adams dubs him a ‘divisive’ figure
• A racing fan who loved spending time at the track
• Author hopes Nobel Prize will be ‘force for good’
• ‘I’ll pay you more if you stay with us,’ O’Leary tells pilots in letter
• ‘Murder accused father was a bully and I hated him,’ son (14) tells court
• System failed ‘super hero son’ killed in hit and run, say parents
• ‘Care home failed to act and stop sex attacker’ – victim
• Harris refuses to pay wages owed to Console staff
• Extra wait worth it for peacekeepe­rs ‘ecstatic’ to be home with family
• Department criticised over Stepaside report
• Family sank into debt after being overcharge­d by Ulster Bank
• Mortgage rate war ‘on the horizon’ as Haven cuts deals
• Couple with US investment fund given second chance to save their €550,000 home
• Statements from three senior gardaí submitted to Charleton
• Wreckage off west coast believed to be first British ship sunk in WWII
• Spiders with a venomous bite now invading Ireland
• ‘I’m sick of them’ – Geldof hits out at Suu Kyi, Putin, Trump in speech
• Heath would have been quizzed over abuse claims – police
• Las Vegas shootings
• Iraq’s war with Isil
• San Juan mayor steps up battle with Trump by wearing ‘nasty’ T-shirt in TV interview
• Warnings of ‘civil war’ in Catalonia as banks prepare to take flight
• President will face backlash if he axes his senior personnel
• Oscar-winner gives apology after claims of sex assault
• Our colleges more distrustfu­l of Catholics than Paisley ever was
• Hasty Brexit talks may lead to miscalcula­tions and disastrous outcomes
• Bringing up babies is easier if you take a leaf out of my book – and throw away the manual
• Women who stay at home to look after children deserve support
• Dangers of repeal campaign
• Cosgrave always a man of peace, unlike Adams
• Tory coup sends sterling lower as ECB frets at strength of euro
• Goldman-Pimco bid is frontrunne­r for Danske mortgages
• Mullins’s Amarenco to merge French operation with solar panel player
• Report on volume of exports via UK is not due till 2018
• Irish pre-tax profit dips to €100m at State Street
• Greek salads for Chopped with move into Cyprus
• Tech tycoon’s care home plan rejected
• CityJet suffers €30.2m loss in 2016 due to exceptiona­l costs
• India’s tech renaissanc­e could be short circuited by Trump
• Goffs’ profits race ahead to €3.1m as ring sales surge
• Huge build-up of tax appeal cases
• Kellogg Irish arm back in black with €338m pre-tax profit
• Europe lags as global stocks hit record
• The celeb war of words
• Glass Castle mirrors shattered childhood
• STAYING IN?
• ‘The only sane people in this film women’ are
• Mountain to climb to reach Russia
• Two-In-One
• Riyazan could prove a vital winner for Smullen
• Brunell star Bey achieves pro goal three years after shooting
• Russell set for Alpha ride
• MAUNSELL’S ‘MAN’ IS THE TOP PROSPECT
• Former Tipp hurler Dunne ‘very lucky’ to be alive after seizure
• Ending long wait has made Dubs greedier for more glory – Finnegan
• Gilroy to be given green light once loose ends are tied up
• March date for hurling league final in pipeline
• Munster hoping their return to Lansdowne won’t bring back bad memories
• Everything must be looked at – Spence
• Connacht in firing line as Kiss seeks Ulster response
• North dig in to prevent rout as Germans dazzle
• Frustratio­n for McIlroy as Dunne shrugs off disappoint­ing finish
• BATTLE FOR PLACES IN RUSSIA HITS FEVER PITCH
• Kane to rescue but win cannot paper over clear cracks
• Skrtel’s moment of misfortune hands Strachan’s side a lifeline
• Cullen and O’Hara lay down markers
• Strong win needed to support O’Neill’s retention
• Coleman content to trust Wales’ untested as Bale shadow looms
• Boys in Green cannot afford complacenc­y
• TONIGHT’S OPPONENTS
• Pique’s defiant political stance should be worth more to the game than any boot deal
• O’Neill agrees new deal
• Plan proposes Saturday Leinster football final
• Rock solid
• Impressive Cooney showing there is life after Pienaar at Ulster
• BRIAN KERR VERDICT
• Welcome to the ‘super terrace’
• GRILL AND BEAR IT
• RIDING THE THERMALS
• GET BITTEN BY HALLOWEEN
• INN WITH THE MEATH JET SET
• Commuters think out Louth
• Bungalow with hidden secrets
• Thatched house on the border
• Scheme hints at heritage
• A Cross from the court with A-rating will net some interest
• Early Christmas for would-be owners
• Bid farewell to high rents with three-bed
• A short hop into Dublin city centre on Luas
• Reach for the moon
• economics HOME
• The Ryan Review
• Most creative language of all is ‘brochurese’
• A 1970’s refurb in Balbriggan
• Paintings back in the saddle again
• In the SALEROOMS
• BEST OF ENEMIES
• VICTOR COSTELLO:
• PLAYER DIARY:
• Nacewa: Johnny now calls me ‘Visa’ after South Africa trip
• Writing the next chapter in history of proud club
• DCU girls get to grips with game in Roadshow
• Royals’ rally stuns Dundalk
• BEST OF ENEMIES
• ‘Duncan Casey makes the whole team laugh, but most of the time it’s at my expense’
• Billy Holland hopes for long-awaited Dublin win
• Peter O’Mahony on return from the Lions Tour
• O’Mahony nearing his best – Erasmus
• Castres find form ahead of Euro clash
• Garryowen eyeing up top spot
• Kerry club is rewarded for years of progress
• U-18 girls face Ulster in title
• STAND UP TO ULSTER MEN
• No room for errors against Ulster
• Darragh Leader on Kieran Keane’s influence
• 20 QUESTIONS
• HC Financial sign again with team
• No glory for Connacht’s Euro rivals
• Galwegians chasing third win
• Young star rebuilding his game in local club
• Celebratin­g vital role parents play in sport

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