Irish Independent - 2017-10-16

• Deadly Ophelia – brace yourself and stay safe
• Donal Óg sorry for letter to help paedophile writer Tom Humphries
• US: We’ll talk to North Korea ‘until first bomb drops’
• Our pensions system is not fit for purpose p22
• Runway twist as IAA grounded on aircraft noise
• ‘Secure all property and stay indoors’ – homeowners urged to prepare for storm
• Gardaí warn against non-essential travel
• Schools and colleges told to stay closed after red alerts are extended
• Last hurricane to hit Ireland in 1961 killed 17 people
• Varadkar draws up battle lines with FF in wake of Martin speech
• Sky is the limit if we continue hard work to promote creativity
• AIB poised to repay €20bn bailout but warns of rising credit costs
• New ministers ask for swanky iPhones, printers and chairs
• Micheál Martin and the ghosts of Fianna Fáil past
• Munster fans in France remember Foley on first anniversar­y
• Anger as Taoiseach visits Derry with ‘on the run’ mayor
• Foley must have been on as 16th man yesterday
• Infighting erupts at ‘bizarre’ GRA meeting as bosses furious over ‘leaks’
• Government warned to ease public sector hiring
• €700m stolen from vulnerable adults each year – often by family members
• Lawyers want taxpayers to fork out for rise in fees
• This is one argument legal profession looks likely to lose
• Seven of 10 best paid barristers on State Claims panel
• Four earned over €500,000 from work in criminal courts
• Two firms get more than €1m for legal aid work
• Dubs hero Philly makes fans’ day as
• Girls ‘just as good as boys’ at computer science work
• Donohoe ready to row back on stamp duty for farm sales
• Austria lurches to right over immigratio­n issue
• Por n bar on Flynt offers $10m for damning Trump evidence
• I feel sad for Weinstein and fear a witch hunt: director Woody Allen
• New figures show Britain £500bn poorer than thought
• Hillary gets frosty over parallels with her husband Bill
• Firefighte­rs get upper hand on California blazes
• Mogadishu bomb blast toll soars to at least 276
• Singing the praises of ‘The Soldier’s Song’
• Gaelectric hires KPMG to weigh asset sales
• Jameson squeezed as South Africans toast local brandy
• Media Bites
• Healthy ambitions can deliver bracing profits
• IG to close its sales office in the capital
• US expects gradual interest rate rise
• Church’s survival does not depend on its entertainm­ent value
• Righting pension wrongs for all
• It’s time citizens had real access to justice
• FF finding its place in odd political landscape
• Tribute to man who inspired respect
• Victorious Fairy on course for Classic trials, says Weld
• O’Brien eyes Breeders’ bid for US Navy Flag after Dewhurst win
• Groom Ken Dooley dies in accident at Kempton
• SPORT IN BRIEF
• Bennett rues Turkish delight slipping away
• ‘ANGEL’ FLIES AS ‘HARBOUR’ DEPARTS THE OAKS
• Dunne extends superb run as hotshot Hatton doubles up
• Federer hails his Shanghai masterclas­s
• Murray hero as Lisnagarve­y put paid to Banbridge
• Real warm up for Spurs clash as Barca held by Atletico
• McDonald wants win to secure safety
• BATTLE TO AVOID RELEGATION REACHES FEVER PITCH
• Rooney rescues a point and hands Koeman reprieve
• Gabbiadini brace cancels out Saints’ awful defensive sins
• Shakespear­e calling for Foxes revival
• Pep: We can’t get ahead of ourselves
• Conte admits to ‘difficult season’ as Eagles expose Chelsea flaws
• Pochettino planning for more delight at Wembley
• I’m not just a flat-track bully, insists Lukaku
• Destroyer Deeney exposes gutless Arsenal outfit on and off the pitch
• WE MUST DEVELOP A ‘CRUEL’ STREAK – LOVREN
• Klopp and Mourinho need more than huff and puff
• TWEETS OF THE WEEK
• Brilliant Boyle bags hat-trick and 25th title for Ballyduff
• Conlon strike key to Kilburn coronation
• Ranger Murphy lays down law
• Moreton leads Carrick to glory
• Bridge navigate troubled waters before Duggan rescues underdogs
• Slaughtnei­l survive late scare to beat 13-man Kilcoo
• Omagh hang on as Errigal pay penalty for Harte miss
• Emotional McBrearty revels in Kilcar triumph
• Lennon calls tune as Harps steal the show
• Late Sherlock points earn St Finbarr’s draw
• McCarthy on fire for Scotstown hat-trick
• Gun ne fires Commercial­s to 17 th county title
• LATE CUNNINGHAM STRIKE SEALS DHEARG TITLE
• ‘Moores’ mighty 13 defy all the odds
• Nally the toast of Blues’ cruise to title
• MITCHELS MUST GO AGAIN AFTER KILLEEN EQUALISER
• Classy Corofin claim fifth win on spin in feisty affair
• History and scores galore for McNamees as Rhode take summit
• Glynntofor­e asRathnew survivesca­re
• Cahillane cleans up as Portlaoise strut to 33rd title
• Vincent’s set up final decider with Ballymun
• VILLAGE AND DICKSBORO TO CLASH IN CATS FINAL
• Bigperform­ancelong timecoming–Keane
• Hanrahan and Hart put their hands up with Ospreys scalp
• Deegan brace sees off Knights
• Rotherham rally sinks plucky Eagles
• ResilientU­lstergrind­outvictory
• Leinster’s little victories lead to a big statement
• Stockdale aims to carry Ulster form into November internatio­nals
• Baxter hails Exeter’s grit after Glasgow spurn lead
• Cullen’s cubs breathe life into pool of death with win
• HOWLEY AND YOUNG IN MIX TO REPLACE GATLAND
• Erratic Reds ride their luck to snatch draw
• Erasmus:Experience­dVanGraani­smasterofi­tall
• O’CONNOR SETTLES FOR POINT AS TIGERS STUMBLE
• Leinster’s youth policy paying off at time when money is seen as the key to European glory
• KEANE TREBLE EXTENDS LEAD
• MUNSTER MAKE THEIR POINT
• STRUGGLING TO SUCCESS
• COUNTY FINAL CRACKERS

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