Irish Independent - 2019-08-31

• No-deal Brexit game plan: turn a blind eye at Border
• Shoppers to face ‘spaces on shelves’ as beef plants run short
• Arch rivals to merge
• Dubs’ stars planning to school Kerry in drive for five
• Exodus from Kingdom as fans hope to bring Sam home for 38th time
• Katie Byrne: The 10 distinct stages of a burgeoning house plant obsession
• Sarah Carey: One inspiring symbol of power to lift Brexit gloom
• Sinead Ryan: Why the banks welcome students with open arms
• Hilary A White: Storytelli­ng at its purest – the terrors of going it alone
• All bets are off in Cardiff ’s last-chance saloon
• ‘I was haunted by Offaly final,’ says Deenihan
• ...but The Kingdom stands in their way
• Higher cancer risk from HRT is ‘not a cause for any panic’
• Irish consultant­s paid €41,000 more than their counterpar­ts in the UK
• Theft kingpin ‘Fat’ Jimmy Connors dies choking on a burger
• Pledge to plant 22 million trees a year met with criticism
• Deirdre Foley receives €3.29m dividend from the sale of Clerys
• PSNI reviews child sex abuse claims against Orange Order members
• Pity, despair and a sense of guilt on the streets of this disunited kingdom
• We can’t let peace process be sacrificed at altar of Brexit
• Tánaiste gets tetchy as EU tour does little to unpick the Brexit deadlock
• Love song: Why Andrea Corr’s new compositio­n is a book about family
• The Amazon burns – but catastroph­e is only real when it knocks at your door
• IPhone users on alert as hacking attack uncovered
• Pence’s visit to Ireland brought forward as Trump cancels his plans to tour Europe
• Parents march with children over move to deny access to new school
• Drugs seized within minutes of Electric Picnic starting
• Murderous gang feud must be snuffed out or innocent will be caught in crossfire
• Mob boss quizzed over fatal shooting ‘knew hit was going to happen’
• Garda held on suspicion of possessing gun parts
• China blocks Lam peace plan
• Duke defies Epstein rumours with public appearance
• Trump wants time wasted by ‘fool Comey’ given back to him
• Di Maio demands threaten Italian coalition before it begins
• Paedophile Pell would be a free man here
• There is more work needed to achieve a reconciled and peaceful Ireland
• White House PA quits after reporters’ dinner
• HR chief Wilson to replace O’Leary at Ryanair
• Kerry eyes are on Sam but behind Dubs rivalry is an enduring friendship
• Student mental health is vital but survey doesn’t add up
• CAUGHT IN A NETHERWORL­D AMID A DEARTH OF WISDOM
• Mysteries of the mind will define these two showdowns
• This is nothing more than a coup by a tinpot dictator and a few over-rich ageing white men
• Brexit is an open act of hostility by a neighbour
• Grafton shares jump as first-half results boost acquisitio­n capacity
• Clothing the deal: Kennedy’s firm sees profits soar to €2.48m
• ECB at loggerhead­s over stimulus path
• Should I get a family insurance plan for our trip to Disneyland?
• Schmidt calls for larger World Cup squads in interests of player welfare
• White restored as Keane plots downfall of Dublin’s drive for five
• TOMÁS Ó SÉ’S BLUEPRINT TO BEAT THE DUBS
• THE MAKING OF KING CON
• ‘You appreciate what he did for the game’ – Irish soccer star Egan on his late father’s Kerry glory days
• Kingdom’s appetite for mischief can still spook the finest Dublin has to offer
• History beckons for Dubs and forwards can make it happen
• Best of enemies – Dublin v Kerry, Championsh­ip history
• My 100th All-Ireland final – tales from the great occasions
• Farrell: It’s naive to say success is all down to resources
• When Kerry put a spanner in the Dublin ‘machine’
• Fiorentini flies flag for Italy and England as Tribe bid to foil young Rebels
• THE MAKING OF STEPHEN O’BRIEN
• Fast-finishing McIlroy keeps his foot on the gas
• Puspure destroys field to set up final showdown
• O’Rourke thrilled to make final for shot at Euro gold
• Prince of cool Fed loses it
• Meyler: Danish pasting the beginning of the end
• Record crowd sees Burke end Rovers’ Gypsy curse
• Pochettino: I am happy here – ignore the stupid rumours
• Gritty Waterford salvage Derry draw
• Cleary seals Bowl stroll for Dundalk
• Lineout failings have been coming but some smart adjustment­s can lift it off the floor
• Birthday boy Carty comes of age in time to seize his moment
• Linger’s level best can land Ulster Cesarewitc­h for O’Brien
• Talented Jubiloso can keep the punters happy at Sandown

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