Irish Independent - 2017-10-28

• Epidemic of sexually explicit child images hits our schools
• BEAT THE TAXMAN
• Ballyragge­t
• Fears flu vaccine will protect just 10pc of people aged 80 and over
• Facebook vows to make adverts more transparen­t
• New public transport fares to benefit regional passengers
• Gender pay gap reporting is in all our interests
• Aer Lingus sets sights on up to 10 new US routes
• Stars of sport turn out to support ‘Gooch’ for €250,000 testimonia­l
• Society is now habitualis­ed to spread of sexual imagery among young
• Online exploitati­on could well be happening under the noses of parents
• Character references give sex offenders a ‘cloak of respectabi­lity’ – survivors group
• Mandy Johnston
• Rape crisis centre sees large spike in calls after sentencing of sports writer
• Humphries ‘eulogy’ looked terrible in isolation, says ‘Irish Times’ journalist
• Why the judge in the Humphries case got it right
• Huge disparity between views of public and judiciary about sentences for sex offenders
• Former church volunteer who offered €50 to boy for sex gets five years in jail
• 2,800 new JFK files – but nothing to clear up myriad conspiracy theories
• Government in threat to oppose bankers’ board seats over scandal
• Taoiseach’s Halloween joke in bad taste amid real horror
• Until bankers are held to account, there will be no end to bad behaviour
• Central Bank boss Lane to channel his inner Elvis for in-house opera
• BoI boss forced to defend tracker mortgage refusals to chiefs at Central Bank
• Property giant gets huge discount on €45m loan
• One reader reveals the devastatio­n caused to his family by the tracker scandal
• Take a leaf out of Quebec’s book to find best outcome to Catalonia crisis
• Nostalgia for the Franco era is alive and well
• Fourth energy firm to raise prices, more set to follow
• First fitness-to-practise teaching case to be held in public next month
• ‘UK needs to give clarity on Border,’ says Coveney
• More than 20,000 runners get set for Dublin Marathon
• Cheaper fares are only part of the answer to convincing motorists to switch
• Healthcare an unwinnable war – but small victories possible
• Reilly’s ordeal in hospital lift serves as reminder of ‘Phoenix’ name clash
• Hit-and-run death driver took cocaine and drank 15 pints
• Five years on from Savita’s death, her friends’ anger and grief still very raw
• ‘I think I need a holiday,’ says ex-students’ union president impeached in row over abortion info
• ‘Elvis of gaming’ to wow crowds at PlayersXpo
• How iconic Ophelia photo inspired internatio­nal outpouring of emotion
• ‘Truly inspiring’ film-maker Fitzmauric­e dies aged 43
• Son of the ex-Olympic boss Hickey sues father’s company
• Catalan move raises EU fears of more splits
• ‘Spain is not going to let us get away with it’ – separatist­s await crackdown
• Neighbouri­ng conflict - and influx of thousands of refugees - has left its mark on kingdom used to peace
• Australian court rules deputy PM is ‘ineligible’
• Central Bank out of sync with real world – where trust in our lenders may never be restored
• Long a footnote in our literary history, Dunsany’s fine body of work deserves to be rediscover­ed
• Dare to bare an earlobe and keep the tea warm with your Mrs 39 hat
• My children paid ultimate price for tracker mortgage refusal
• Parents must be alert to dangers of internet
• A strangleho­ld on education
• Time to nationalis­e the banks
• Savvi move as revamped credit union to challenge main banks
• Tracker scandal costs rise at Ulster Bank
• Bids to reclaim farm ‘obsessive, hopeless and vexatious’ – judge
• Eddie Rockets reports tasty profits
• Rohan family share in €1.34m dividend
• €10m developer debt judgment ruled valid
• Euro has worst week this year as Catalan crisis escalates
• Two-in-One Cryptic and Definition
• Zebo: I’ve no regrets over Munster exit
• Taylor focused as Sanchez forfeits title
• Leinster to start GAA season five days after Christmas
• Spurs must show they are still able without Kane
• Mourinho has to find a way to win against top-six rivals
• Defending the name of the game for Klopp as his reputation and
• WEEKEND PREMIER LEAGUE TEAM NEWS
• Conte denies his training regime has led to Chelsea player unrest
• St Pat’s hangonto complete escape act
• Nine games, 32 goals: just how can Guardiola’s men be stopped?
• No miracle as Tribesmen go down fighting after seven-goal thriller
• Cork celebrate title party with a victory
• McGuinness stands firm but Sligo make a point
• Finn finish keeps Hoops in top three
• Hamilton puts seal on positive finale for Bohs
• We can’t judge moral code by a person’s sporting ability
• Lightning rod Lennon continues to thrive in the eye of Scotland’s football storm
• Vettell sets pace in Mexico as Hamilton closes in on fourth title
• Change may be good – but not all at the same time
• Armstrong faces battle if he wants to wear Galway colours in 2018
• Walsh relishing ‘city derby’ decider
• Corcoran knows Crokes can’t afford a slow start this time
• Scullion back in shape and back in the running for glory
• Friends’ response to keep Hickey’s run unbroken embodies true marathon spirit
• Best joins 200 club but Ireland form the goal for him and Kearney
• Separate silverware would help to prevent inter-pros losing their lustre
• Keane eyes up title after Dundalk double
• ENGLAND PROP MARLER WINS APPEAL TO BE AVAILABLE FOR WALLABY CLASH
• I feel for Zebo but policy protects national team
• A world title won’t change Taylor’s life, but a ‘crossover’ fight with Holly Holm just might
• Joshua will make no apologies for early end to first title defence
• Sanchez’s late weight drama tips world title scales in Taylor’s favour
• Ballyroan schools enjoy memorable Croker outing
• Johnson catches field in Spider web
• Bolger’s colt to deny O’Brien record victory
• Promising Burgundy Boy can build on his previous big-race experience

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