Irish Independent - 2017-10-20

• Central Bank boss to tracker victims: ‘You’re on your own’
• Now country on ‘weather bomb’ alert
• New type of pasta prevents heart attacks
• Central Bank no longer fit for purpose and boss Lane out of his depth
• ‘I turned around and Andrew was gone’ – wife tells of devastatio­n
• Warning that Isil is planning plane attack on scale of 9/11
• Colette Browne: Soldiers of destiny more akin to the roll-over party
• Socialite to stand for president against Putin
• 10,901 crisis-era loans earmarked for the portfolio sale at AIB
• Mytaxi offers €1m in incentives in bid to solve driver shortage crisis
• Life in tent village for ‘invisible’ victims of the crisis
• More excuses and no real answers – so don’t bank on any quick solution
• Few ‘affordable’ homes for under €280,000 despite State funding
• London is betwixt Johnson and Corbyn on Brexit talks
• EU throws down gauntlet with eight-week deadline on Brexit
• It’s hard to be optimistic as UK’s 'horror show’ goes on
• As Adams nurses his bruised ego, the IRA victims still show bottle to fight on
• €30 for a bottle of wine? There are plenty of good ones for a tenner, Gerry
• Care staff may have pay docked after being told not to go to work
• Family of storm victim pays tribute to ‘gentle soul’ who died helping other people
• Pressure mounts on Government to solve issue over pensions
• Hiqa chair denies Fair Deal meeting was ‘conflict of interest’
• President leads heartfelt tributes to much-loved Dubliners star Eamonn
• How jealous monkeys help us understand our emotions
• Some students receiving twice as many maths classes as others
• All pupils deserve the right to equal treatment
• Anglo official linked bank accounts to Sean FitzPatric­k
• ‘The State will fund abortions if people vote for change’ – Harris
• More staff needed to roll out pregnancy scans at 20 weeks
• PA stole €1.1m from bosses over 14 years
• Galizia joins long list of female journalist­s killed in the line of duty
• Slain journalist’s sons urge PM to go
• Catalonia facing threat of direct rule from Madrid as crisis grows
• ‘I was sexually harassed’ – Tom Jones
• Xi cements his power as China lauds his vision
• Isil takes advantage of turmoil to attack villages
• China beginning to flex superpower muscle
• Mrs Trump might not really have a ‘Fake Melania’ double – but we wouldn’t blame her
• Garda culture must change – but it can only do so if all layers of force are onboard
• Convention numbers don’t add up
• Stop pussyfooti­ng around scoundrel bankers and punish them
• Banks must face justice for mortgage chicanery
• Society blind to white-collar crime
• Ryanair contract pilots at Stansted warned over pay deal
• Aer Lingus service operator eyes expansion with the help of investors
• Irish hotel sector resurgence continues in September
• RTE may stop selling DVDs after sales slump
• Property gains fuel jump in profits at Blackstone Group
• Krispy Kreme picks site for Irish debut
• Backroom battle threatens €196m cryptocurr­ency project
• Another heavyweigh­t headhunter weighs Dublin expansion
• Deutsche Bank sells IFSC unit
• Uber rival Lyft raises $1bn with backing from Google
• Euro climbs despite Spanish crisis
• Dressed to chill: From the topical to the tasteless
• Marvel hammer home the comedy
• It’s a Soviet union of outstandin­g actors
• The Clash at Trinity: an education in punk
• Back to the hot seat once more
• ‘Cover’ back for more in Mercury
• ‘MAN’ CAN BE CROWNED TOP JUVENILE
• European glory still driving Zebo
• Little subtle ty in Scottish Qualified policy of scouring world for players
• Lowry hails host Sergio’s masterclas­s performanc­e at Valderrama
• Lions hero Furlong admits he still has so much to learn
• ‘IT’S TOUGH WHEN IT’S YOUR OWN – O’CALLAGHAN
• No Dubs to feature for Ireland’s Internatio­nal Rules side – Earley
• GPA backs Duffy’s call for rules review of testimonia­ls
• 2018 CHAMPIONSH­IP DRAW
• SSE AIRTRICITY LEAGUE PREVIEWS
• Duffy return to Brighton squad a boost for Irish play-off hopes
• No peace for Koeman after Goodison war
• Foxes’ players ‘cheesed off’ over sacking of Shakespear­e
• Cruise control on home front keeps Rodgers bullish about crashes in Europe
• Mourinho isn’t easy to work with – Matic
• Fitzmauric­e fights on but battlegrou­nd gets tougher
• Tottenham’s lack of spending likely to undermine Pochettino’s ambition despite current brilliance
• Backlash sees Premier League decide against fixtures on Christmas Eve
• SIX OF THE BEST FOR ELLIOTT:
• O’Shea set to be named ‘Rules’ captain
• Mayo’s long road
• ‘St Pat’s might need to win last two games to stay up’
• Haven sent for ¤2.25m
• THE KING AND MRS JAMESON
• WELCOME TO THE SHE SHEDS
• BEST MATE’S BIRTHPLACE
• GET DOWN WITH UPCYCLING
• Transforme­d Offaly cottage
• In foothills of Croagh Patrick
• At the very centre of Ireland
• Brewing up for a storm on the Irish home front
• Faded seaside guest house
• Putt down roots on the green
• Open-plan living priced with upper end of market in mind
• L-shape will make most of the garden
• Within Walkin’ distance
• HOME economics
• Phizz and pepper in D7
• The humble Hummel
• In the SALEROOMS
• From Quality To Excellence
• Customerdr­iven distributi­on
• Putting quality standards atthe heart of customer service
• The Q Mark: generating consumer confidence
• Reinventin­g quality management for patient-centred care
• Standing out from the crowd
• Recognisin­g excellence in food safety
• What does The Q Mark mean to you?
• Raising a toast to The Q Mark
• Celebratin­g The Power of The Q!
• ‘Every game in our pool is going to be difficult’
• Glasgow’s 4G pitch gives them big advantage, insists Dempsey
• Buildingon Montpellie­r displayisk­ey
• ‘Port’ thrive with ‘strong army of volunteers’
• Province lends support to a great charity drive
• DLSP take top honours
• Sharkey: ‘No other sport comes close’
• Leinster are where they want to be but must be wary of dangerous Glasgow side
• POINTING THE WAY
• BIG INTERVIEW:
• PLAYER DIARY: Tommy O’Donnell:
• CLUB FOCUS:
• TAKE 20 WITH
• Olive Foley helps launch CPR drive
• Tigers seek first win against Castres
• Costello back to face Munster
• Coaches soak up important knowledge
• READY FOR LIFT-OFF
• THE BIG INTERVIEW:
• CLUB FOCUS
• 20 QUESTIONS
• Pirtek renew deal with the province
• Brive seeking first win in Oyonnax visit
• Eagles host Ealing in B&I Cup
• Victory in Switzerlan­d can give us the lift that our campaign needed
• Tuam host qualifying blitz

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