Irish Independent - 2017-10-17

• Ophelia wreaks havoc, death and destructio­n
• Three killed as Ophelia tears through country
• Sean Hughes: true trailblaze­r who paved the way for Irish comics
• Trump fights order over sex attack claims
• Sinead Moriarty:
• Banks face bleak future despite cost-cutting – Moody’s
• ‘Shocking thrill-seekers’ accused of putting lives of others at risk
• Reckless should pay for their rescue
• Schools keep doors shut on safety fears, third-level reopens
• Blanket closure, really? Surely schools can be trusted to make their own decisions, Mr Bruton
• People say we overreacte­d, but we saved lives – Moran
• Country counts the cost after day of destructio­n
• Warming oceans can increase risk of hurricanes striking here
• South bears the brunt of storm’s might and fury
• ‘It was a never-ending cycle of telling people not to risk lives’
• Disaster averted as drifting barge secured
• Businesses facing ‘significan­t’ costs in wake of storm
• ‘We’ve seen worse days in these parts’ – relief for farmer as cattle remain safe
• Insurers confirm they’ll pay out for €800m damages – but fears premiums will take a hit
• Thousands without power as clean-up operation begins
• Years learning mountainee­ring skills taught me to navigate more than one type of storm
• Frustratio­n for patients facing fresh delays to long-overdue appointmen­ts
• Appeal for neighbours to check on elderly in their area
• Roofs blown off as power lines and trees are felled by storm
• 39 dead as Ophelia fans wildfires in Spain, Portugal
• Shelter provided for rough sleepers
• Best hotels and places to grab a bite revealed
• President praised for honest analysis of Aboriginal history
• Groups urge Dáil to reverse ‘unfair’ cuts to pensions
• No new Border solutions offered by May in lengthy phone call to Taoiseach
• Spain threatens ‘nuclear option’ against Catalonia
• Alchemist secret revealed as cosmic smashes show how gold is made
• Deserter Bergdahl faces life in jail after guilty pleas
• Nama-linked firm invests in Weinstein
• Trolls studied ‘House of Cards’ to target Hillary during US election
• France to impose on-the-spot sexual harassment fines
• Journalist who exposed corruption assassinat­ed with bomb in Malta
• Iraqi force s se ize Kirkuk in massive blow to the Kurds
• Storm troopers: how Ireland can go from zero to hero on climate
• When rains kept coming, even the Republican­s could see a change
• I’ll be voting repeal, but am astounded by naivety and arrogance of pro-choicers
• Our reluctance to react with urgency to global warming is baffling
• Trump’s success highlights growing power of income inequality
• Paying the political price
• Irish email to be judged by the US Supreme Court in Microsoft case
• Bombardier seeking outside help as US trade tariffs bite
• Irish trade deals are revealed in Australia
• Record number of homes for sale in London
• Odeon figures make for good viewing
• BoI’s Bannigan moves on from private banking unit
• Profits rise by 20pc to hit €40.6m at Mercer
• Banks t ake on mobile provide rs for Africa’s payments market
• Bear Market team bullish on growth
• Profits surge at Usit as students flock for J1 visas
• Draper Esprit backs seed funds to counter Brexit effects
• Spain lags but markets shrug off Ophelia
• Office space: how to deal with sexual harassment
• French name and shame colleagues on Twitter
• What it’s like to live with a personalit­y disorder
• One of the biggest challenges of ageing is getting weaker, but exercising can change this
• Getting the goat: can we learn to love its unique flavour?
• Turmeric marinated goat neck
• The best of tonight’s television
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• SIMPLE CLUES
• Munster must gear up to get Carter
• Henderson aims to build on ‘100pc record’ as Ulster captain in France
• Leinster numbers add up for former academy reject Daly
• O’BRIEN AND SEXTON HOPEFUL OF FACING GLASGOW
• Latest success a perfect 10 for McNamee
• CORK DELAY NAMING NEW HURLING MANAGER
• HOTSHOT IDAH KEEPS IRELAND U-17s ON EURO ROLL
• Richarliso­n escapes sanction
• Mahrez rescues Leicester
• Spurs must prove they belong or risklosing­Kane
• Napoli wary of Guardiola bearing gifts after manager’s high praise
• Batshuayi set to be fall-guy as Blues boss Conte’s mood turns dark
• Rebels need evolution rather than revolution to build on the solid foundation­s left by Kingston
• How draw works
• The show must go on
• Bring on the Italians – Duffy
• O’Brien criticism has put me off ever working with Lions again – Gatland
• Liverpool defender claims Lukaku stamp was ‘on purpose’
• GAA’S NEW MASTER PLAN: Colm Keys examines the impact at all levels

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