Irish Independent - 2024-09-06

• Budget measures to be key influence on voting decisions, survey finds
• In US, Big Brother is watching, but it’s more like big bother
• Walkers count their blessings and their steps as strangers become friends on the Donegal Camino
• Fans urged to take public transport as garda plan in place for England tie
• Principals of schools in report to discuss findings with parents
• ‘Men don’t talk enough’ – GAA and Samaritans mark 10-year partnershi­p
• Hospitals where most patients caught bugs revealed in report
• Delays on outpatient lists lead to ‘higher risks’, says Donnelly
• Deal between developer Doran and lenders falls apart after court heard it had been settled
• Over €1m spent on high-end cars for diplomatic use abroad
• Woman suffers serious injuries after being attacked by two dogs in house
• ‘A great friend of Ireland’ – Macron names Michel Barnier as French PM
• Irish woman killed by avalanche while skiing on Argentine mountain
• Four victims of yacht tragedy died ‘as oxygen in a cabin air pocket ran out’
• ‘Beetlejuic­e’ star Keaton plans to finally be credited with his birth name
• Stormont’s ministers accused of ‘waffle’ over programme for action
• Harris vows to tackle children’s ‘holiday hunger’ in the Budget
• Bacik tells Labour think-in general election is ‘imminent’
• Battle for cyclist-friendly roads goes on as campaigner marks anniversar­y of sister’s death
• Top Italian politician admits affair with fashion influencer
• Athlete’s horrific death highlights the violence facing sportswome­n in Kenya
• Kitchen porter left jobless after fatal shooting secures €22k redundancy pay
• Chef extradited to Ireland to face charges of giving false evidence
• ‘Brazen’ gangs team up to steal tools in crime spree
• Gazans rush to get children vaccinated as war is halted
• Gunman shot dead at Israeli consulate in Munich
• Police visited home of school shooter (14) last year over threats
• ‘I was sacrificed on altar of vice,’ wife tells rape trial
• Hunter Biden tries to change plea to guilty in $1.4m tax trial
• Putin ‘has two secret sons with gymnast who live life of luxury isolated from world’
• ‘Russian spy’ whale was shot dead, say animal activists
• You can show solidarity with Gaza in the shopping aisle by shunning Israeli goods
• Church must face its reckoning over vile sex abuse of children
• Vance’s steady stream of digs at childless women go a lot deeper than we thought
• What to look out for in Trump-Harris debate showdown
• DAA boss predicts ECJ will intervene in Dublin Airport passenger-cap row
• San Leon chief financial officer leaves amid refinancin­g efforts
• New rules on real-time reporting run risk of failure, says Tax Institute president
• Half-year profits and revenues down at home builder Glenveagh
• Pernod Ricard ends PSG deal after Marseille fans hit out
• Delicate path of ECB cuts to get trickier when rates drop to 3pc
• Minister says volatility in multinatio­nal sector partly to blame for drop in GDP
• ‘We must future-proof the country’ – Meta Ireland’s Anne O’Leary new Ibec president
• More power generation needed ‘to help AI and tech industries’
• Elkstone and Harrison Street to develop Galway student beds
• 7-Eleven says bid from owner of Circle K is too low
• ‘I was diagnosed with HIV at 18 and turned stigma into activism’
• How Oscar-winner Nicole Kidman got stuck as a sad wife
• Your Stars
• Injured Horschel out of Irish Open
• ‘Bucanero’ leads Irish raid on lucrative Haydock sprint prize
• Wycherley says new-look Munster are determined to bounce back
• Dunlevy and Kelly back on the medal trail in road race
• ‘Disappoint­ed’ Ní Riain signs off brilliant Games
• Ex-Scot U-21 Smith aims for derby delight with Bohemians
• Morrissey: We have regrets but it’s the same as any loss
• Saints hit back after early Eoin Kenny scare
• Threetimes theThree Lions have entered Dublin den
• Turner’s Cross hero Emakhu hopes for another magic
• No boycott as Hoops end RTÉ stand-off
• How an old rivalry descended into total chaos at Lansdowne Road in 1995 clash
• ‘Shark’ gets 10-month ban for ‘significan­t’ breach

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