Irish Independent - 2017-10-18

• Fears insurers to hike bills after hurricane
• O’Neill: We must stop Eriksen
• Staying active ‘reduces need for care of the elderly’
• Blood donated by pregnant women may be risk to men
• Thousands still without basic services
• When we focus on urging victims to come forward, we lose sight of the perpetrato­r’s enablers
• Already enough to impeach Trump
• North Korea: nuclear war could break out at any moment
• Reverse Brexit to boost the UK economy, OECD tells UK
• Calls for crackdown after ‘reckless’ storm behaviour
• Get in touch with insurer immediatel­y if you need to make a claim
• Licence to thrill seek
• Evelyn the expert, Leo’s spin, and a dash of panic
• Authoritie­s – and Met Éireann – weathered the critics to make brave and correct calls
• Varadkar wades in to see ‘with own eyes’ the damage
• Revealed: how storm exposed Luas shambles
• Lack of any back-up beggars belief
• In the doghouse
• Massive clean-up operations begin in areas that resemble a ‘war zone’
• Storm was off the charts – for its lack of rain
• Massive setback as ‘the jewel of the community’ is crippled by Ophelia
• 10,000 patients in the dark on treatment after cancellati­ons
• Schools apply for funding to repair damage
• Blanket closure was a huge burden on parents
• ‘Big Seven’ Irish law firms earned €720m last year
• Brexit and Trump fail to dent earning power of lawyers
• Revealed: The millions paid by the State to barristers and law firms and where the fees went
• Big guns get largest slice of the pie despite changes to help smaller law firms
• OCI won’t reveal if THG compensate­d after contract ended
• Banks refusing to refund customers after wrongly stripping them of trackers
• After all the turmoil, lenders still have no shame
• Rugby stars in court to h ear they’ll face trial on rape ch arges
• ‘Tough guy’ UK close to ‘cliff edge of hard Brexit’, warns Hogan
• Unmarried gay and heterosexu­al couples can now adopt a child
• Thousands turn out to see Clinton honoured for peace process role
• Government will shrug off pensions defeat in Dáil vote
• ‘Emperor’ Xi’s power goes on parade at China’s big think-in
• Somali man fished through letterboxe­s forkeys
• Big day on the double as twins share wedding
• I was put in ‘nude line-up’ to make me lose weight, reveals Lawrence
• Brave sisters go public to shame paedophile father
• Beautician case to be referred to the High Court
• Opponents seek appeal over Apple’s data centre
• President weighs up second term during Australian tour
• Varadkar wants a united Ireland through consensus, not Border poll
• ‘Women are by-passing abortion law’ – ex-Master of Holles Street
• Selling the global warming message
• It’s fine to have a dream course, but give yourself plenty of choice on your CAO form
• When climate change becomes second nature
• ‘Terrorists now able to hatch attacks in just days’
• Malta’s PM accused of being ‘complicit’ in killing of journalist
• Impeachmen­t was designed by the Founding Fathers to guard against presidents acting exactly like Trump
• Catalonia refuses Madrid’s demands as deadline looms
• We’re learning the cost of climate change is more than just financial
• Sinn Féin won’t be taken seriously until it cuts deal with DUP
• Irony of power cuts won’t have been lost on the holy souls in the Faithful County
• Weinstein claiming ‘sex addiction’ is attempt to pass the buck
• As ‘nature acts’, this is not the time for inertia
• If Leo is angry at banks, let him force their hand
• Boeing rails against Bombardier deal to escape tariffs
• Bailed-out Permanent TSB able to borrow for free
• Nama puts a public relations contract out to tender
• Bank of Ireland faces legal challenge
• Ryanair rehires Peter Bellew to sort out pilot mess
• DAA planning overhaul of retail in Terminal 2
• EI clients wrap up deals at Sydney lunch
• Netflix growth plans to spend $8 billion on programmes to boost
• Tara Street tower appeal to be public
• Returns on investment in property stable in Q3
• Profits soar at Irish arm of ‘League of Legends’ company
• Airbus soars 4.8pc on Bombardier wings
• Lyme disease: Ireland’s invisible illness
• The many mysteries around Trump
• De Bromhead chases debut win for ‘Petit’
• Classy ‘Bristol’ set for Stratford return
• ‘I won’t be talking to anyone behind Jim’s back’
• Cahill looking forward to Barrett resurrecti­ng his Tipp career
• Connolly to miss out on Internatio­nal Rules series
• Erasmus: Van Graan is used to pressure
• O’BRIEN STANDS BY ‘HONEST OPINION’ OF LIONS
• Home-grown stars can drive Leinster forward – Conan
• Leesiders make point to finally secure league crown
• Lloris keeps Real at bay as as Tottenham earn their spurs
• Rodgers steels Celtic to repel Heynckes’ Bayern bounce
• Mourinho: Spending rest of career at United ‘impossible mission’
• Conte admits he’s faced with ‘thin’ resources for Roma visit
• SEVILLA’S MOSCOW NIGHTMARE BOOSTS LIVERPOOL
• Kind draw will show if Ireland deserve to make Russia
• Lukewarm job descriptio­n for new head coach undermines the legacy of Women’s World Cup
• O’Neill: We must stop Eriksen
• A CHAMPAGNE CORKER
• Murphy slams IRFU over part-time coach
• Why the GAA is too democratic for its own good
• Liverpool in seventh heaven after Maribor rout
• My big blind date with a Merc as Continenta­l put the brakes on cheap tyres
• The shape of things to come as Polestar has Tesla in its sights
• Why unreturned phone calls and the fine details of finance top many complaints lists
• Expert tips – and sunglasses – can help cut the risks of winter driving
• How BMW’s all new grown-up X3 gives you bigger and better while the 6GT rivals 7 Series for space
• Accident prime times; car catches your mood; expansion; SEAT name delay; VW plan for ID
• Car for retiree? 1 of 3? Farm/school run? Going bigger? Mum’s advice?
• Break away to Northern Ireland
• A perfect destinatio­n rooted in history
• The history and charm of Northern Ireland
• Take a walk in the North
• Something for the weekend
• Kings in the North
• Winter is here
• Good enough to eat
• Awe-inspiring sights at Marble Arch Caves Geopark
• Spending 48 hours in Belfast
• Destinatio­n Derry
• Clayton Hotel Belfast: Where every moment matters
• A ferry well-kept secret
• 3 reasons to stay at Westville Hotel this autumn
• Enniskille­n Castle – a rich and varied heritage
• Top off your Fermanagh stay at Mahon’s
• Off the beaten track
• Say Hello To More and explore Omagh and The Sperrins

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