Irish Independent - 2017-10-26

• Brexit surge will see our population shoot up by 1.1m
• Murder probe after Anne stabbed to death
• GAA club in lewd photo scandal after title triumph
• Fix bank scandal by rewarding whistleblo­wers
• Vigilance from everyone in GAA is essential
• Ewan McKenna: ‘Old Ireland’ supports Humphries despite abhorrent crime
• Health timebomb as number of over-65s set to soar by 2030
• Hard Brexit would cost Irish agricultur­e €5.5bn, stark EU report predicts
• Donohoe makes more threats but FF warns banks will ‘sleep well’
• Bank of Ireland holding out on restoring trackers to staff
• Nama funds have paid for just 5,600 homes since 2014
• Making sense of the mortgage market –
• We have a long way to go to change the toxic culture of our banks
• Retired couple face eviction over endowment shortfall
• Participan­ts sought for mortgage to rent scheme
• Raft of new laws won’t tackle lenient terms for offenders such as Humphries
• Children face blackmail after sending explicit ‘selfies’
• Sex offenders who have left shattered lives in their wake
• ‘Sunday Times’ stays silent on Walsh letter
• Two Irishmen left seriously injured after plane crash
• Rugby hero Donncha hanging up boots ‘to focus on family’
• President honours legendary Irishman who led the All Blacks
• ‘€10 Halloween novelty contact lenses nearly cost me my sight’
• Adams is shifting the blame over Assembly – Taoiseach
• McCullagh rules out replacing departing ‘Dobbo’
• Mother (21) facing gun charges denied bail over flight risk
• Aid charity Goal has €31m deficit after fraud probe
• Irony is not lost as Leo launches book on Dev
• Irish toddler (2) drowns in pool on Maldives trip
• Rail chief defends €20,000 fishing event held in North
• Accountant demoted to corridor awarded €25,000
• One in three seats on €1m-a-day school bus network is left empty
• Cambridge to ‘decolonise’ English literature course
• Pledge to build 70 schools was ‘too optimistic’ – Bruton
• Shatter claims his opponents likened him to Darth Vader
• Professor corrects abortion committee record over ‘inaccuraci­es’ by senator
• Most private sector workers can expect a 2pc pay rise – Ibec
• Godfather of rock ‘n’ roll who changed the world of music
• Male drivers more likely to get penalty points – and be caught on phone at wheel
• Tragic baby suffered from lack of oxygen shortly before birth
• HSE makes apology to couple over baby’s death in hospital
• Xi fuels speculatio­n he will stay on beyond 2022
• President wants to be around to ensure vision of China taking ‘centre stage’ becomes reality
• Bush Snr apologises to actress who claimed he sexually assaulted her
• Clinton campaign paid for spy to compile ‘dodgy dossier’ on Trump
• Opposition boycotts poll as election threatens to rip Kenya in two
• Giant footprints show Jurassic Park’s timing was right all along
• There’s a can of worms waiting to be opened over free GP care
• Change in the banking culture is long overdue
• Had Humphries been on the dole, he’d have got 10 years in jail
• Debate around the Eighth
• Immigratio­n is bad for Europe
• Meet the ghostbuste­rs
• How to wear winter florals
• Bairbre Power
• Taste test
• The best of tonight’s television
• Two-In-One SIMPLE CLUES
• ‘Grande’ day for Keane as he maintains lead over Smullen
• Monksland targeting winning return over Thurles hurdles
• Powerlooks­to takeadvant­age ashetarget­s firstTourw­in
• Standard on the rise at Cumann na mBunscol
• Taylor hoping Cardiff win will lead to Dublin title bout
• Two spots still up for grabs on Kernan’s Rules squad
• Begovic: Pool don’t have desire to defend
• Donovan fury as Myers wins medal
• Arsenal fans vent anger towards Kroenke ahead of AGM
• Lifeline for Bilic as gritty Hammers sink sloppy Spurs
• Celtic hitmen pounce as Dembele fires reality check for Dons’ title bid
• Caballero saves Blues’ day but Toffees turn the corner CHELSEA 2 EVERTON 1
• McCarthy return comes at perfect time
• Picking squad just a start for Schmidt
• Mallinder slams system after Hartley’s ‘unjustifie­d’ hearing
• Keane relishing chance to make mark in derby date
• Determined Leavy ready to kick on after injury woe
• Munster urge IRFU to tie down stars after Zebo loss
• HISTORIC FRENCH GAME
• Aki set for Ireland call as Kearney eyes return
• GAA trained 130,000 in child safety practices over seven years
• The toughest
• NEIL FRANCIS
• PATIENT LEONA BIDING HER TIME
• Five new faces on Irish panel
• Top marks for Rafferty and Casey in Intervarsi­ty tests
• Grehan and Campbell tops at Links
• EAGER BEAVERS REAP REWARDS OF JUNIOR PLAN
• Golden opportunit­y as Faithlegg Golf Club celebrates Silver Jubilee
• CLUB FACTFILE
• Kingdom rediscover­s magic touch of old
• Launch your driving to a higher level
• GOLF WAS LIKE MY SALVATION

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