Irish Independent - 2017-10-24

• Now banks owe tracker scam victims over €1bn
• Carjack rampage lasted eight hours
• Flu fears as two hospitalis­ed
• Pension plea by Kevin Barry’s mother rejected
• Writer McCourt’s father tried to claim for service
• Lenders to outline how cash will be paid back
• THOUSANDS AWAIT REFUNDS
• Gardaí hunt couple who took young children along to car robbery
• How the drama unfolded over eight terrifying hours
• ‘Climate change bringing tuna to Ireland – while polar bears starve’
• Girl (4) dies after fireplace falls on top of her
• Cusack’s po sitio n a matter for minister, says Sport Ireland
• MEP Flanagan: ‘I personally would like to see a vote for Brexit’
• Wallace company is accused of ‘systemic,
• Report about May ‘pleading’ was a smear, says Juncker
• ‘Captivatin­g’ Kenny joins after-dinner speaker circuit at €22,000 per event
• Naming of ch ildren’s h ospital already fans flames of controvers­y
• Brain-injury patients face six-month wait for vital rehabilita­tion
• Consultant­s drink more often, but trainees likely to ‘binge’
• Nineteen school builds due to begin in 2015 still not ‘shovel ready’
• Work on new school comes to a halt after row about ‘quality’
• Children of IRA victim Tom Oliver break their silence
• ‘Wife who hates me tried to poison me with paracetamo­l’
• Half of all raw sewage fails to get full safety treatment
• Autistic man committed after insanity verdict over attack
• Trouper Tubridy on road for ‘Late Late Toy Show’
• Apartments now cost more to build than houses: experts
• Tusla and gardaí say they have ‘no case to answer’
• Abe pledges to ‘tackle’ N Korea after re-election
• Hollywood’s dirty ‘secret’: the child-star sex allegation­s that are shaming Tinseltown
• Revolution­ary Guard to ‘benefit most’ from Iran tension with US
• Catalonia ‘could declare republic’ at parliament debate
• Unknown races to shock marathon victory as favourites go wrong way
• Kid gloves won’t teach our bankers – they clearly need some tough love
• The five pitfalls Trump must avoid to win 2020 re-election
• Timing of rail strikes a deliberate attack on ordinary workers
• Despite the lazy stereotype­s, not all my fellow students are irresponsi­ble party animals
• Closing hospital A&Es proves that we have learned nothing
• Banks must be held to account over scandal
• Eurogroup chief warns countries still exposed to ‘future shocks’
• Ryanair pilots told they face watershed as unrest persists
• New report reveals scale of shrinkage in the banking sector
• Tesco and SuperValu tussle for victory in grocery war
• GS-Pimco close in on Danske loan deal
• Dublin Port on course for third record year in a row
• Profits at ASL Aviation fall to €7.9m
• Property finance firm seizes the Initiative
• Value of food exports from European Union up 20pc to hit €84bn
• EIB €170m to fund university projects
• Audit standards crackdown urged after crash errors
• VW and Daimler raided by EU investigat­ors as probe widens
• European stock markets track higher
• It’s not as simple as #metoo
• Over 50 and returning to work after 20 years
• What it feels like to... lose the use of your legs
• Walking, jogging or cycling — what type of exercise is best, and how to maximise the benefits
• Make it work: How to bag yourself a great job after 50
• The best of tonight’s television
• Two-In-One
• Twinplex CRYPTIC CLUES
• Smullen hoping Ellona can help him keep tabs on Keane
• King ‘excited’ as Yanworth makes chasing debut at Exeter
• Corcoran: It could take Gilroy three years to get Dubs to click
• Hatton’s change in fortunes can inspire Lowry to a strong finish
• Crokes goalkeeper Murphy continues to make strong case
• Rochford set to see out third year as Mayo manager
• Kane: I want to be the best player in the world Striker’s tenacious will for goals could see him emulate scoring feats of Messi and Ronaldo
• City slicker Hourihan intent on boosting Irish World Cup quest
• Drogheda punish wasteful Harps to end winless run
• Beleaguere­d Bilic given two games to save Hammers job
• Real success earns Ronaldo and Zidane top FIFA honours
• ‘Will I have to tell my son to get as big as possible?’
• Blade eager to take new confidence into Munster clash
• Blow for Schmidt as Van der Flier and Scannell set to miss series
• O’CALLAGHAN TO RETIRE AT END OF THIS SEASON
• Zebo’s career move should not be used to deny him green shirt
• Klopp finally facing up to the defensive issues that he should have solved a long time ago
• Murphy to remain as Cork secretary
• Racing move puts Zebo Ireland career in doubt
• Burnley boss Dyche the early favourite to take over from Koeman
• Women seek to engage players’ union in IRFU dispute
• Koeman deserved more time to turn Everton around
• PAUL FLYNN: ‘It was a very funny year for me. I was chasing my tail’

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