Irish Independent - 2019-09-28

• Donohoe’s plan to buy family vote in Budget
• Trump’s hotel paid €107,000 to feed gardaí during visit
• High stakes
• Would equity release help make our assets work for us in old age?
• Drivers urged not to put their foot down as speed camera staff go on strike
• World News: All eyes now on Pence as successor if Trump ousted
• Leo visits Disney’s Hollywood dream factory
• Budget package will woo the family vote with free GP visits for 70,000 more children
• News Extra tickets released for Dublin GAA homecoming
• Charging water wasters could lead to return of bills for all, Taoiseach admits
• It’s a toxic issue – and Varadkar dipping his toe back in will send shivers up TDs’ spines
• Welsh farmers’ legal threat over Irish ‘back door’ beef imports
• Threats of anarchy in UK an effort to intimidate opponents
• Rumblings of disquiet can’t be allowed to derail biggest ever reform of Garda
• Varadkar ‘not optimistic’ Johnson will have realistic fix for Brexit
• Financial system ‘able to withstand no deal’ – but firms warned to get ready
• Politics across United Kingdom has now become dangerousl­y ‘Ulsterised’ as tribal loyalties and incendiary language make compromise almost impossible
• Woman hailed as Irish ‘Oskar Schindler’ gets special bridge honour
• Irishman (36) drowns in freak accident while walking Camino route
• Woman stole phone hours after she ‘had mobile taken in mugging’
• Clodagh remembered as new school hall is named after teacher murdered by husband
• If the State wants both parents at work then system needs an overhaul
• Fees for Dáil, RTÉ crèches well below top rates charged in the capital
• HSE secures order to feed malnourish­ed woman
• Bord Gáis to cut gas price, hike electricit­y
• Meeting and speaking in the Land of the Rising Sun where mosquitoes are as big as blackbirds
• Druggangin leafy suburb is probed over its financial links to gym
• Bord na Móna jobs ‘under threat’ as boss warns unions of ‘dire future’
• Draghi denies ECB interfered in row over Makhlouf
• Actor Ruffalo urges Taoiseach to reject fracking plan – with a little help from Irish Independen­t
• Reporting of sexual offences hits record in wake of #MeToo
• Ulster Bank losing out on millions due to IT system glitch
• Hundreds attend funeral of Irishman (83) who died in London with no known family
• Rabbi stands bail for Israeli teens accused over €30,000 ofkhatdrug
• €548,000 taken from dead man’s estate by his sister without a reason, court is told
• Reunited: Joy as cousins who thought each other dead in Holocaust reunited after 75 years
• Gracious hosts: Mayor of Fukuroi gives Ireland fans a warm welcome ahead of clash with Japan
• Property tax hike sparks row in county hit by changes to boundaries
• Residents not playing ball with Google’s plan for sports facility on roof of new developmen­t
• Man jailed for life for killing model sister over racy images
• Mum from Lidl ad left ‘shaking’ after reading vile remarks by Twitter racists
• China ‘bigger threat than N Korea’
• Astronomer­s find huge planet that ‘should not exist’
• All eyes now on Pence as successor if Trump ousted
• Security forces gear up to stop more protests across Egypt
• British tanker leaves Iran two months after being seized
• Asylum centre row hijacked by outsiders – but locals’ concerns are legitimate
• Tubridy was dead right to stand up to do-gooder Twitter mob
• Like Churchill, gung-ho Boris won’t mind repeated failure if he gets desired result
• FG must get back on brand by building a financial wall
• IN THESE HAZARDOUS TIMES, FG WOULD BE WISE TO PLAY IT SAFE
• History brings real perspectiv­e and shows other US presidents have done far worse than Trump
• Wexford moneylende­r barred for ‘misleading’ Central Bank
• BoI shares surge on new Post Office deal
• Sinead Ryan and Charlie Weston make sense of your personal finances
• Virtu’s Irish profits fall to €3.8m despite revenue improvemen­t
• DAA says Dublin Airport fliers don’t want lower charge
• Two-in-One Cryptic and Definition
• Judge me on longevity, says undefeated Fenton
• WORLD CUP SPECIAL
• Keogh faces threat of €2.5m wages loss
• Murphy put on standby after Conan injury
• Ireland’s first tour to Land of the Rising Sun followed in historic footsteps of rugby and hurling pioneers
• 2 Uruguay are the new fans’ favourites
• Power of sport eases pain on trip I’ll never forget
• Enjoy the World Cup because it’s under threat on number of fronts
• Musician Parker helping Glanmire find their beat as new season gets under way
• ‘Maintainin­g standards over a long period is now my big motivator’
• Weekend Gaelic Games Previews
• Gilroy back with a bang to help seal Ulster bonus
• Legend Larkham not blind to what Bleyendaal can bring
• Heartbroke­n Toner can take out frustratio­ns on Benetton
• Friend leaves Marmion on the bench for difficult Scarlets start
• CPA chief calls on GAA bosses ‘not to hide’ in Tier 2 debate
• A LONG WAY FROM TIPPERARY TO DOHA
• Meteoric rise of Smith-Walsh is still remembered in the record books
• Bennett: ‘Worlds is going to be an eliminatio­n race, one for classics men’
• Relaxed Barr ‘quietly confident’ of breaking Irish hurdle final duck
• McIlroy and Lowry keep Jordan in their sights
• Six ladies’ pennants remain up for grabs at rain-delayed finals
• O’Brien can continue Beresford dominance with Innisfree
• Mums Tipple can set Newmarket corks popping for Hannon
• Laurels kicks off with new sponsor

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