Irish Independent - 2017-10-19

• Beaumont Hospital ‘warzone’ to get new €40m A&E
• ‘She was born in the storm... but we’re not naming her Ophelia’
• Tracker scandal banks told: fix it or face levy
• Cheating now the norm in rugby
• Banks understand only one thing – so hit their bottom line
• Farms in race against time to curb losses
• Glimmer of Brexit hope for Ireland
• That’s what he signed up for, Trump tells war widow
• Giant wave measured off coast during Ophelia was tall as six-storey building
• ‘It rained for two years in 1740s’ – Healy-Rae rejects climate change
• Bad weather to slow down repair works
• Gin proves to be a growing tonic for Irish distillers with buoyant sales
• Dubliners legend Eamonn Campbell passes away at 70
• Six to try
• ‘AIB decision is costing me €500 a month’
• HOW TO TELL IF YOU ARE AFFECTED
• Higgins confident Australia will back our World Cup bid
• How spooky contacts can lead to Halloween horror
• Minister rejects FF ‘compromise’ that retired judge lead appointmen­ts body
• Top maths skills can add up for nine-year-olds
• Minister rejects any remedy for pensioners hit by unfair rules
• FF has reared up – but this isn’t deal-breaker
• Anyone for ‘Provosecco’? Joke’s on Gerry over €30 bottle of wine claim
• Young are biggest binge-drinkers in the EU – but people live longer
• Half a million women in unpaid care roles – and just 9,000 men
• Equ ality can be achieved with a healthy work-life balance – for all of us
• Xi uses speech to tighten China’s grip on ‘culture and morals’
• ‘Savita died because of Eighth Amendment’, claims leading doctor
• TD apologises for linking soldier’s drowning death to suicide
• Nursing homes turn down PAC invite
• How Hogan has a place on London’s ever-growing list of Brexit enemies
• Ryanair email ‘begs’ former pilots to return
• Brexit stand-off a horror show, warn civil servants
• Difficult-to-access civil legal aid system in dire need of overhaul
• Making it easier to get legal help is only one part of the solution
• Thousands march over ‘Somalia’s ‘9/11’
• Witness sticks to story after president hints at recording
• Controvers­ial Syrian general is killed by Isil
• N Korea planning for more satellites
• Weinstein’s brother now facing claim of sexual harassment
• Ross must stick to his guns as our judiciary is a law unto itself
• Tracker victims just the tip of the iceberg that is our national mortgage scandals
• Frankly, Simon, wild-weather water sports enthusiast­s don’t actually give a damn
• Murdered journalist was a true hero – like our own Veronica
• Nuclear horrors still resonate
• Legal profession will simply have to adapt
• Sinn Féin should stick a cork in it over pensions
• Inside Michael’s secret wedding
• How to wear tonal red
• Bairbre POWER
• Ask and you shall receive
• Taste test
• Two-In-One
• Petit Mouchoir makes a huge leap into chasing game
• FA apologises to England pair for ‘discrimina­tory’ comments
• Elliott hopes Death Duty will continue to pay way
• Lowry and Harrington hope to spoil Spanish joy
• Evans and O’Brien thinkbig for 2018
• Boston trip made Tribe stronger – Coen
• MOOREFIELD PAIR COULD FACE PRESENTATI­ON PROBE
• Bennett craving more Cork success
• Burnley boss Dyche among high-profile Foxes targets
• Celtic powerless in face of Bayern bombardmen­t
• Teen goalkeeper’s howler edges flat Man Utd to knockout stages Flat Man Utd to knockout stages
• Blues hit back to earn point despite double from Dzeko
• WILSHERE REJECTS DEENEY’S ‘COJONES’ INSULT
• ‘We didn’t enjoy enough of our time together’
• Dempsey hails Carbery’s potential in full-back role
• O’Mahony taking enjoyment from ‘savage pressure’ on Munster in Europe
• Mentor Rennie aiming to quench fire in Cullen’s belly
• COSTELLO RELISHING ‘NOTTS’ CHALLENGE
• ‘Pain in the a*** parents not helping kids’ – Duff
• Ulster duo Best and Payne in Ireland fitness race
• All-Stars have to change, insists Carlow boss O’Brien
• Cora the explorer
• Fitzmauric­e ratified for Kingdom’s 2020 vision
• EXCLUSIVE OFFER
• PRO ACTIVE
• World beater Leona claims ninth career win for Duke
• Clubs to vote on Inter-club event changes
• CLUB FACTFILE
• Maths mix-up denies Wilson a Major spot
• BEING SENSIBLE SELDOM CROSSES MY RADAR SO LAYING UP REALLY KILLS ME!

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