Irish Independent - 2017-10-30

• More than 16,000 runners took part in the SSE Airtricity Dublin Marathon yesterday, including ‘Robin’, aka Roger Craig, seen here at the start line. Photo: Steve Humphreys
• Now you’ll need State ID card for taxes and voting
• Ballyragge­t
• Firefighte­rs ambushed by teenage gangs- this isn't just Halloween... it could be any night of the year
• Daniel McDonnell selects 17 players who have lit up the League of Ireland this season
• ‘Sopranos’ star alleges that Weinstein raped her
• Pro-unity forces take to streets of Barcelona
• Why are today’s teens turning to self-harm?
• Businessma­n claims Jedward deal has cost him €600,000
• Donohoe expects more banks to be hit with hefty tracker fines
• Debate on PSC far from over as talks continue on its future use
• Year-round measures needed to curb traffic chaos, says FF
• Average wage at Irish Rail would hit €61,000 if workers win pay rise
• No sign of Varadkar delivering on pledge to prevent strikes in vital public services
• Department­s reject allegation­s of inefficien­cy
• Military staff seen as ‘soft touch’ as they’re left behind in salary talks
• ‘Politics won’t pay the bills. I have to work – whether this is Spain or a republic’
• EU claims to celebrate oppressed cultures – yet it demonises Catalans
• Champion Taylor politely rejects Farrell’s offer to walk her to the ring before title fight
• 100-year-old defiant after three thugs raid home
• Gardaí probing gun victim’s link to gang hitman
• Pal injured as Hutch targeted in hit-and-run
• Two UK tourists stabbed in random city centre attack
• Kelly asks victims of Irish Weinstein to ‘try to right this’
• Ireland’s millennial­s are sexually liberated – and losing their religion
• Subsidised dentistry and free glasses to return
• How tobacco firms keep smokers hooked
• Campaign to raise funds for children who lost both parents to cancer within weeks
• Key staff to get up to €42,000 extra for children’s hospital
• Homeless services in capital will need extra €23m
• Trump lashes out as arrests imminent in Russia probe
• North Korea drills for mass evacuation­s and blackouts
• USB found in the street had queen’s security info
• Islamist gunmen kill at least 29 in 12-hour siege after storming hotel
• UK minister sent female secretary to buy sex toys
• Irish homage to Catalonia must be tempered with some caution
• When sorry is the hardest word to say
• Law Society head hits out at Donohoe over stamp duty
• How to hedge against currency volatility
• Media Bites
• Northrop gunning for big profits from US defence
• Irish M&A deals grow but values fall sharply
• ‘Send in the Clowns’ the perfect Requiem for Brexit ceremony
• Public service efficiency need not be ‘big brother’
• EU must find a way to help broker a solution
• IRFU overseas ‘ban’ not sporting
• Bergdahl - victim or traitor?
• Keane bags first Group One win in Rome
• Winning still comes naturally to genius O’Brien
• TEN OF THE BEST FOR MASTER OF BALLYDOYLE
• O’BRIEN’S 26 GROUP ONE WINNERS
• Kinane lauds ’fantastic achievemen­t’
• Frankel more than a namesake
• Residency row mars Irish title race in day of close finishes
• Best ‘frustrated’ after milestone game falls flat
• Ireland eye quarter-final
• FOUR UNCAPPED BOKS IN SQUAD FOR AVIVA CLASH
• Erasmus hopeful O’Mahony and Stander will stay
• Airey kicks Cookies to a last-gasp win
• We should allow GAA players get cash on the quiet
• Clinical Slaughtnei­l hailed as ‘new Crossmagle­n’ after holding off Omagh
• Fennell: I had to learn how to walk again
• Staunton bags 4-13 in draw
• McCormack puts Laois kingpins on right Rhode
• McBrearty masterclas­s keeps Kilcar flying
• McGivney brothers inspire Mullinalag­hta
• Lyng on target as Gaels sail into last four
• Late revival led by Doyle sees Rathnew snatch victory
• ClassyJone­srunsshow
• Simonstown push on to leave O’Rourke purring
• Burns helps 14-man Crokes shrug off Gooch absence
• Two-goal Heslin underlines his class to secure Loman’s treble
• Ryan leads Starlights out of the darkness
• O’Dwyer gets Kilmurry over line
• Mahony plays key role as Ballygunne­r show extra drive to edge past Sarsfields
• Schutte: Biggest challenge for Cuala is getting out of Dublin
• Mature Joshua stays cool to ease through blood-soaked brawl
• Rose capitalise­s on Johnson meltdown to prevail
• First defence on hold as eye injury rules out Chicago bout
• Saintsreli­efas clubs prepare for upheaval
• Past glory complicit in future of Klopp
• Conte expecting raucous reception in Rome
• Wenger backs ‘frustrated’ Sanchez to find golden touch
• Buying his mother a present – who does Sterling think he is?
• Slick Murray making the most of his opportunit­y
• TWEETS OF THE WEEK
• REELING REAL FALL EIGHT POINTS BEHIND BARCA
• Spurs are on the rise– Pochettino
• Jesus’wholeyearw­ith no defeats an indication of strength City possess
• Fresh McCarthy blow for O’Neill
• Gray magic helps Puel
• Benevento dream becomes nightmare
• Defy colourless image
• Stubborn Mourinho is playing the sort of game that is justified with the right results
• LOWE ON WAY TO LEINSTER
• ‘You haven’t seen the best of me’
• DICKSBORO END 24-YEAR WAIT AFTER EIGHT-GOAL THIRLLER
• MERCEDES ACE LIMPS INTO RECORD BOOKS WITH FAB FOURTH
• Eamonn Sweeney Katie Taylor and Aidan O’Brien remain insatiable despite their incomparab­le successes
• Running for a good cause makes it bearable
• Ophelia didn’t stop Mary’s preparatio­n

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