Irish Independent - 2017-10-23

• Massive fines to curb ‘trial by social media’
• Spain claims police violence is fake news
• Tracker scandal – banks to pay compensati­on by Christmas
• County finals special:
• Why targeting the social media companies makes sense
• Lovely hurling for kids’ health – clash of the ash is perfect way to build strong bones
• Schools told to find alternativ­e for pupils opting out of religion
• GAA in mourning as Donegal coach Shovelin (41) loses cancer battle
• ‘Evans spoke to me about Liverpool move’ – Exclusive extracts from Jason Sherlock’s autobiogra­phy
• Ballygunne­r secure historic four-in-a-row
• Buried sewage and hidden bunkbeds: tricks of the slum landlords
• No choice but to hit lenders with an iron fist
• Fine Gael lays into the ‘latte socialists’ and ‘Willie O’Dea wine’ at party dinner
• Insurance cost fears as homes never hit by floods to be included in new risk plan
• Election boundary change ‘will hit smaller parties’
• ‘Bring back banned bedsits to help put an end to these inhumane death traps’
• New adventure for brave little Casey (5) as she starts at primary school
• Putting ‘black box’ in cars could lower cost of insurance
• Gardaí probe death of pensioner found on street
• Call to crack down on promotion of junk food in shops
• Secret files on JFK assassinat­ion to be released after Trump gives his approval
• ‘Ming’ claims vote in favour of hard Border was ‘error’
• Rural policing: why the thin blue line is now on the verge of snapping
• ‘First big win of Brexit as common travel area to be retained’ – Coveney
• Frustra ted ga rda í are forced to speak out on Border
• Spanish prime minister outlines sweeping powers to crush the rebellion
• Italian regions vote on push for more autonomy
• Man falls to death while fixing roof damaged by storm
• Children’s Hospital defends its appeal over fire safety
• ‘I’m fit enough for second term – but no decision yet,’ insists President H iggins
• Man killed after being hit by two cars while crossing road
• Thousands march in Malta protest over journalist’s murder
• Japan voters brave typhoon to re-elect prime minister
• Mugabe’s goodwill health role withdrawn after outcry
• Tourist gets three months in Dubai jail for ‘touching man on the hip’
• H ollywood director ‘harassed dozens of women’
• Gunman takes staff hostage in four-hour siege at bowling alley
• Why I refuse to be used to legitimise the deeply flawed abortion committee
• Ophelia went the whole hog
• Liquidator in for insolvent unit of Life Style Sports
• General Motors gears up for China
• Brexit a ‘low priority’ as Irish firms battle rising costs
• ‘New GM’ turns corner to head in the right direction
• Former police station bought by Drayne
• Interim results to be announced by C&C
• We are getting incomplete informatio­n in abortion debate
• Hard Border – and all its problems – looking likely
• There must be prompt redress for bank victims
• Walking Dead must pick up pace
• Two-In-One
• Treble up for Ballydoyle as Kenya shows Classic promise
• O’Brien stresses team effort as he equals world record at Ascot
• SPORT IN BRIEF
• Garcia claims first title since US Masters
• Burnett completes stunning journey with double world crown
• Hamilton poised for coronation after Texan masterclas­s
• Irish ladies bag silver medal in velodrome with an ‘incredible’ European effort
• Golden touch and a Corry cracker seals title for Bridge
• Canning can’t save Portumna as Craughwell reach final four
• Harnedy hails his Imokilly heroes as goal power derails Rockies bid
• Boland’s crucial double helps Tooreen back to Mayo summit
• RAYMOND SECURES A MAGNIFICEN­T SLIGO SEVEN
• New kids on the block carry St Martin’s home
• Morrissey on the mark to lead Éire Óg to glory
• Former Tyrone ace Mulligan rolls back years for Fulham
• Slaughtnei­l claim Ulster hurling double
• Who Adares wins as English goal earns historic first title
• MAGUIRE STRIKES LATE TO SEAL MIDDLETOWN TITLE
• Composed Crokes waste little to extend Kerry reign
• Late goals blow Gaels away as St Brigid’s make it seven out of eight
• McDonagh points way as Castlebar Mitchels complete hat-trick of titles
• ‘Jason, it’s your dad. He’s been murdered’
• ‘Two months short of 37 I hadn’t given up on goal to play in Croke Park again’
• ‘The Dublin official didn’t like what I said . . . he spat at me’
• Captain Sexton calmly steers his shipmates home
• Hansen staying ‘flexible’ after Aussies stun All Blacks
• Leinster and Exeter set up December qualificat­ion shoot-out
• Bowe: Bruised Ulster ‘made it easy’ for French giants
• WIN IN FRANCE EXETER’S EURO FINEST, SAYS SLADE
• Van Graan gets full Thomond experience
• Relaxed and confident Keatley is thriving again
• Red wall stands strong on night of the Cratloe wind
• LEICESTER ‘IN A GOOD PLACE’ FOR MUNSTER DUELS
• Keane must work on finding right balance
• ‘Cold’ Conte averts crisis but Chelsea look fragile
• Caulfield keen to tie Cork’s title heroes to new deals
• Weather played part in victory – Lyttle
• United lacked our fighting spirit: Ince
• Dyche seethes over simulation but slick City show genuine class
• Mixed fortunes for Neymar as PSG are held at Marseille
• A throwback to the glory game
• Everton hit new low after Ozil regains form in an Arsenal riot
• Maradona watches on as Kane edges closer to world’s elite
• Difficult for Duff to modernise by using old-school thinking
• Klopp can have no defence for his hapless defence
• October bears fruit as Murray and Sexton help provinces take big step in right direction
• WOMEN’S RUGBY STANDS STRONG

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