Irish Independent - 2017-10-25

• Girl accused Humphries of assault at Croke Park
• A dream come true: Ibrahim’s joy at being back home
• Donal Óg leaves roles with Clare and Sport Ireland
• Woman fighting for life after domestic incident
• Second teen said writer assaulted her at Croke Park
• Outrage at two-and-a-half year term for paedophile Humphries term for paedophile Humphries
• Judge states ‘it would be difficult not to have some sympathy for him’
• Journalist’s case highlights need for vigilance in youth sports
• Anger at ‘The Irish Times’ over ‘eulogy’
• Writer abused position of trust to prey on young and vulnerable
• GAA to publish its child welfare findings
• Tracker scandal could open door to laws allowing for class actions
• Government senses it may make political gain from controvers­y
• Bill hikes for Sky Ireland and Vodafone customers
• Hospital ‘designed to avoid sprinklers’, claims fire brigade
• Mother of woman who choked on steak backs new safety campaign
• We have got fatter since 2015 – with 39pc of us now overweight
• Experts to address mental health risks for women denied abortions
• Boy (14) settles for €400,000 over shoulder injury at birth
• Higgins faces Haka and Hongi as New Zealand visit begins
• Farmers voice concerns with EU on brink of weedkiller ban
• TD Wallace banned from involvemen­t in firms for six years
• Varadkar and Macron differ on tax after ‘robust’ exchange
• Britain must accept full status quo during Brexit transition – Barnier
• Dobson readies his final ‘Six One News’ before radio switch
• Ryanair tells pilots to take leave in first three months of next year
• Rail union serves notice of strikes
• ‘My baby died after I was left alone in room for 90 minutes’
• Cause to celebrate: travel bible names the North as its top holiday hotspot
• TV fitness coach punched girlfriend in the face at gym
• Mentally ill man ‘visited psychiatri­c unit’ before stabbing
• Students learning to filter out fake news
• Pupils get the picture and prepare to ask the tough questions
• New grading and points systems have bedded in, so just concentrat­e on doing your best
• Trump is debasing country, say Republican senators
• Womb taken out of mother to treat baby before birth
• Xi becomes most powerful leader of China since Chairman Mao
• Robot surgeons ‘slower and more expensive’ than humans
• Dubai dismisses prison term for ‘hip touch’ man
• Spain prepares for purge of Catalonia police force rebels
• Leo vs Micheál shaping up to be battle of political heavyweigh­ts
• Parents need to take their heads out of the sand over children’s habits on the internet
• Far from the ‘grown-up’ in the White House, Kelly now just another Trump enabler
• In era of ‘Netflix and chill’, the Secret Producer tweets might really be doing RTÉ a favour
• Electorate has the right to decide who our next President will be
• Humphries’ victim will serve a life sentence
• Changing days bring scary times
• Blame the bankers, not the banks
• Shares in insurer FBD jump as it weathers Ophelia storm
• €17m sale of city car park an early test of Donohoe’s stamp duty hike
• Global air passengers may soar to 8bn a year
• AWAS directors paid €9m as it records loss
• City firms warning over triggering Brexit plans
• Aparthotel to replace Scruffy Murphy’s
• Commerzban­k hires advisers to repel bids
• Warning hard Brexit could leave Border region further behind
• Johansson boost for Bloomsbury
• Saudi Arabia plans to build a $500bn mega city on coast
• UniCredit reveals profit surge as it publishes results early
• European investors are still twitchy
• Fashion’s dirty little secret
• Top 20 mid-term family days out
• Sex sells —it’s the oldest trick in the book. The sad part is that Taylor Swift doesn’t need the cash
• Summoning the jean genie
• Whitehall is worth sussing out
• Two-In-One
• Keane goes five ahead in race for title
• Kenny braced for another rebuilding mission
• Dunne steps up to new level among the world elite
• Young-gun Nketiah makes instant impact to save Arsenal blushes
• O’Dowda adds icing as Bristol heap more woe on Palace
• Bravo saves City’s blushes as Wolves halt Aguero’s bid
• ‘I still think I can get better’
• Best warns Ulster must fight tooth and nail to keep top players
• Zebo’s pockets will be heavy so he’ll be fine – Muldoon
• SEXTON: McKINLEY GOOD ENOUGH FOR IRELAND
• Duffy decisions good for games – Sheedy
• ‘No grudges’ held against Dubs who left – O’Donnell
• Corey relishing shot at county game in Sligo
• O’Brien’s plan to widen All-Star recognitio­n has plenty of merit
• Confusion not of referee’s making but of the sport’s ongoing failure to deal with concussion issue
• ‘Support of men could make real difference’
• ‘That one was for you Grand ad’
• Cusack quits his positions with Clare hurlers and Sport Ireland
• Sexton: Free spirit Zebo will thrive in French league
• Murphy’s law
• Wonder goals help United see off Swansea
• Clocking: call for EU-wide database and cross-border deal to ease crisis
• So what’s the big deal with VW’s new T-Roc?
• How you can drive a much better deal by balancing mileage and condition
• Teresa will tell it like it is: when to use – and not to use – foglights
• Why we need truth on emissions; top dealers; lease deal; minister takes charge; recalls
• Less costly car? A Focus in UK? Need to cut cost? Dream car? Learner buy?

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