Irish Independent - 2024-09-04

• SINÉAD RYAN
• ‘I had difficulty breathing, I thought I was asphyxiati­ng, just terrible fear’
• Best redress would be the immediate removal of all religious orders from our schools
• Craig leaves 007 behind to star in explicit same-sex romantic drama
• If we don’t pay for music, can we begrudge artists soaring ticket prices?
• ‘Definitely Maybe’ had that Irish rebellious nature to it, says Noel
• Government is ‘obscuring’ its failings on homelessne­ss
• Town to stage rally in support of refugees facing eviction
• Government overspendi­ng will cost every household about €1,000
• SF called ‘partitioni­st party’ for using legal loophole to avoid Irish law on donations
• From the ‘monster’ printer to rats: Six expensive public spending choices
• Leinster House’s €336,000 bike shelter used by average of just 4.5 cyclists a day
• Enoch Burke saga: No resolution in sight for seemingly endless dispute
• ‘Talented’ dogs recall toys’ names for at least two years
• Ireland in danger of becoming a putrid, digital landfill for our planet’s junk data
• Harris set to announce €36m aid as he visits Kyiv
• Ukrainian mothers issue heartfelt plea for Ireland not to forget their plight amid Russian bombardmen­t
• At least 49 killed in two ‘barbaric’ missile strikes on Ukrainian city
• Macpherson said no to chemo for breast cancer ‘against the advice of 32 doctors’
• Hospitals face difficulty hiring general surgeons to operate on children
• Worker gets €15,000 after claim she was ‘ostracised’
• Over 1,000 on Dublin clinic’s waiting list for HIV-prevention drug
• ‘Urgent’ efforts needed to plant more forests in CO2 fight, say climate advisers
• ‘Game of Thrones’ costumes and set props to go under the hammer
• Army officer is caught with military ‘equipment’ and ammo
• Twelve killed in English Channel as migrant boat ‘ripped open’
• Attempted jailbreak leaves 129 dead in Congo as guards open fire
• Children’s pain as war forces them to forget a how to live normal life
• Israel kills 35 Palestinia­ns in Gaza but pauses fighting for polio vaccinatio­ns
• Public protests heap pressure on embattled leader Netanyahu
• UK move to suspend some arms exports to Israel is ‘shameful’
• For Trump and Harris, the focus now turns to just seven states in the race to victory
• Change in candidates having an effect
• Since when is teaching children to sneer at aspects of their Irishness a good thing?
• Only the full truth can heal our State’s ‘dark conscience’
• We’re an ageing society, so what’s the upside? Better manners and less crime
• World is paying far too high a price for zero-sum politics
• Plastics firm Xtrupak exits examinersh­ip with near €9m debt write-off as deal agreed
• Apartment completion­s this year will be half the number finished in 2023
• Jobs boost for services sector amid growth in new business
• State bodies told to join forces to help those in mortgage arrears
• Profits up to €62m at Cook Medical’s EMEA arm
• Ryanair seeks injunction in US to prevent Booking.com accessing site
• Chartered accountant­s’ average salary package rises to more than €123,000
• Stud farmer’s challenge helps to stall plan for Weston Airport search-and-rescue base
• How Ukraine locked in financial rescue despite the threat of tanks
• Salvagers halt plan to tow away burning Red Sea oil tanker
• Does teen travel foster independen­ce or risk too much? Parents weigh in
• Is your child losing their cool after school? Here’s why and what you can do
• Is your child ‘gifted’? How to manage pressure and support a growth mindset
• The dos and don’ts of teen skincare: How to ditch trends and find what products really work
• FAMILY LIFE
• Your Stars
• Two-In-One
• Sharper design and all the latest tech on board Audi’s newest Q5 SUV
• ‘I was just sick of the crashes’
• Prendergas­t: Everyone at Munster must be ‘on it’ from day one
• Track queens go separate ways as they switch to road
• Final swim ‘more for little Ellen than for anyone else’
• 58 not out and more history in sight for brilliant Ballygunne­r
• THE NUMBERS BEHIND UNBEATEN DECADE IN WATERFORD
• Longford SFC faces chaos over objection to disputed point
• Inside the Ashworth/Berrada masterplan to fix ailing United
• Robinson hoping fresh start for his club and country reaps rewards
• McAteer keen to wear green as debut beckons
• Healy not thinking about Irish U-21 history ahead of Turkey clash
• England’s painful journey a reminder of long road ahead as Irish embrace reality
• Pre-season competitio­ns back in firing line, but they do have a value
• Doheny forced to quit with back injury
• Grealish must live with boos on his Ireland ‘return’ – says Robinson
• Gilroy: I have no plans to come back

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