Irish Independent - 2018-08-31

• Jailed for life: now ‘Fat’ Freddie tied to three more murders
• TD’s threat to oppose Budget over post offices
• A long and violent rise from petty criminal to killer for the cartel
• Sturgeon bids to distance herself from Salmond in funds storm
• Unmarried mum wins widow rights in landmark ruling
• Michael Kelly: Bullying of people of faith is new conformity
• US tech firm leaves Ireland after Trump tax cuts
• Astronaut plugs hole in ISS with his finger
• 2017 Young Scientist winner recruiting 20 for his new start-up
• Dublin to lose out on getting high-powered directly elected mayor
• Move can deliver greatness – but smacks of political delays
• In cahoots’ to oust the president
• Just 13 votes for Casey in failed trek for Seanad seat
• Gallagher’s €25,000 role at liquidated biotech firm
• Protes ts planned over ‘as s ault on rural Ireland’
• ‘Use it or lose it’ – postmaster sends plea letter to locals
• Second boy sent for trial charged with Ana murder
• Trinity graduate ‘is really scared’ in Greek jail
• Luas gives drivers cooler bags to end row over packed lunches
• He arrived smiling and relaxed – but his mood changed with verdict
• Probe into ‘Daithí’ Douglas’s murder isn’t over – gardaí
• Victim became target after a botched hit on gang member
• Banks ‘steer homeowners into buying’ their mortgage protection agreements
• Pressure group calls on Government to bin prescripti­on charges for the over 70s
• New Garda chief ‘an Irishman, not an outsider’
• McBride steps down as chief of under-fire child protection agency Tusla
• CervicalCh­eck forced to use overseas labs for HPV test
• Public hospitals to face €600m black hole after private income banned
• Michael Harty
• Rise in people being treated a second time for alcohol addiction
• €100,000 fund sends Zara (10) to Spain for life-saving surgery
• Church urged to agree deals with elderly abuse victims
• Four-stone anorexia sufferer to be force fed to save her life
• Italy threatens to pull out of migrant operation
• Trump – lawyer didn’t stop me firing Mueller
• China scuppering Korea talks to avenge trade war, says US
• Vatican’s No2 insists Pope Francis is ‘serene’ despite claims of cardinal cover-up
• Italian tailor behind iconic Monroe dress fights closure
• Migrant labourers ‘risk slavery in UK following Brexit’
• How a later breakfast and an earlier dinner can help you shed the pounds
• How Trump is tearing down the old walls of an internatio­nal alliance that underpins sanctity of world order
• You could say my staycation was a success – if you don’t count the canine nipplectom­y
• Victims of the cancer scandal see their trust trampled by the State
• Church an easy target to be attacked for society’s historic ills
• Right and wrong on abuse
• Countrysid­e is being wiped out
• Villages lose their heartbeat
• Digicel bonds rise on prospect of action to tackle debt
• Office constructi­on hits boom levels
• Hollister and Abercrombi­e & Fitch suffer new slump in sales and profits
• Total Produce up 4pc on ‘good’ start as it grows group
• Disposals hit profits at Lifestyle Sports firm
• Choppy results at ICG as delays hit earnings
• Legacy issues blamed for IFG’s share drop
• Cyber-warriors cast Sweden as country in chaos ahead of election
• Sharon Donnery’s ECB success could be a setback for the centre ground
• Vodafone in €9bn Australian merger
• Controvers­ial payday lender Wonga in administra­tion
• European shares slip on China weakness
• How Asians struck it Rich
• Puppets turn blue
• Searching throws up some mixed results
• Flour power: the evolution of Noel Fielding
• Return to Ozark’s murky world
• Johnston has a ‘Vision’ for Curragh tilt
• ‘Trophy was nice, but will be hard to divide between eight’
• Murray cries foul over ‘lying’ row after US Open exit
• Bundesliga the ultimate test for Ireland star O’Riordan
• McIlroy believes video session will help regain teenage swing
• Ireland’s hopes fade as big guns blitz Carton House with awesome display
• Gerrard has no criticisms as nine-man Gers make progress
• Ronaldo back at Old Trafford
• Draw unlikely to affect elite but will worry Manchester United
• LAMPARD TO FACE JOSE
• Duffy commits to Republic but awaits transfer
• LEAGUE OF IRELAND
• Kelleher pens new Liverpool contract
• Doris gets early chance to make mark
• Ryan expects Zebo to reach heights on Paris stage
• Harte graduates from the school of hard knocks
• Euro U-16 selection dilemma sparks fresh IABA spat
• ‘Winning important but it’s not everything in life’
• Deegan :‘ We’ d watch videos of players and knowwhat they’ d have for their breakfast’
• Cooper’s at best on the edge with ‘no safety net’
• Rice is no Judas or exploiter, merely an inheritor of a legacy which is so often ruled by money
• Dubs divided over Connolly
• TOMMY BOWE: ‘I’ll be more nervous on TV than when I was playing’
• Tyrone must hit Dubs where it hurts...and often
• Meet the €1m three-bed semi
• BETWEEN SEA AND THE CITY
• CROSS THE LINE INTO FANTASY
• 4 ON THE MARKET
• 21st-century upgrade in D3
• Having a Field Day in Enniskerry
• 4 ON THE MARKET
• Picture of health in Co Offaly
• ‘Artful and crafty’ in Blackrock
• 4 ON THE MARKET Rose Cottage, 26 Cherrywood Road €845k HUNTERS, (01) 289 7840
• Tranquilli­ty in Sandymount
• Daydream believer
• Must haves
• Fair appeal in Meath
• Explore the possibilit­ies of setting up permanent base at Shackleton Park
• Four properties left at exclusive scheme
• Roof terraces offer Georgian city view
• Moving heaven and earth at Clay Farm
• Mid-market buyers the target at Walkinstow­n
• Holding court in Lucan
• economics HOME
• On crime and punishment for property values
• Trade-down gems
• Nice little earner...
• READY TO KICK-ON
• Farrell-McCabe: ‘We will play the Blues way’
• We must get better this season to progress
• ‘I’ll always remember my first try in the RDS’
• O’Loughlin sets his sights on Ireland call
• Barely eight years alive, Normans are planning for a big future
• Ulster come to town as Blues start interpro tilt
• STEPPING UP TO THE CHALLENGE
• ‘We’ve pushed ourselves to the limits’
• Everyone is raring to get back to action
• ‘If I didn’t play rugby I’d love to be a pilot’
• Excitement builds as top flight looms for buoyant Cork outfit
• RAISING THE BAR
• ‘It’s the best pre-season I’ve been involved in’
• Early signs are positive for Friend’s reign
• ‘I don’t even bother with crossbar challenges’
• Breaking in to senior ranks only the start for Mayo club
• Connacht clinch Interpro title after memorable 10-day camp

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