Irish Independent - 2017-10-31

• Ryanair staff in tax dodge probe
• Fright night for the Trumps at the White House
• Top Trump allies face criminal charges
• Amy Molloy goes undercover with injury lawyers
• A president in great peril: Comment,
• Axeman attacks customer queuing at drive-thru
• The Poles are the largest immigrant community in Ireland, yet we’ve been slow to embrace their dishes. That’s gradually changing, says Aoife Carrigy
• Calm on streets as ousted Catalan leader flees to Belgium
• CEO McDonagh’s mission to change corporate culture at BoI
• Fear expert sends in the clowns to help combat rise of ‘coulrophob­ia’
• Netflix pulls plug on under-fire actor Spacey’s ‘House of Cards’
• This ‘apology’ represents an appalling betrayal of the gay community
• Irish star: ‘I don’t know many actors who don’t have a story about him’
• Prosecutor­s in Koblenz in dogged pursuit of evaders
• FAI to net bonus of €2.1m from Euro 2020
• Pay row ‘will hit transport improvemen­ts’
• The prince... and glamorous wife who refuses to become a pauper
• Stabbing left victim needing 500 stitches
• Irishman (43) missing in Bahrain found dead
• We must change system that makes abuse victims relive horrors – Zappone
• ‘Sentencing for paedophile­s is a joke ... it took me many years to get over the trauma’
• ‘Spot inspection­s there to support us, not to trick us’
• Childcare fees rise by average of €7 a week
• Interview found solicitor bragging about how he had rarely lost cases
• White House distances itself from adviser who lied to FBI about Russia
• Russia-backed content reached 126 million in US during election
• Judge says trans ban in military not legal
• CO2 levels in atmosphere now at their highest in 800,000 years
• Inventor admits dismemberi­ng journalist on submarine
• Deadline extended as ‘progress made’ at talks to save Stormont
• U-turnon PSCs for farmers who apply online
• €43m set aside for Áras contest and referendum­s
• No need for another report, Minister, just prevent the next banking scandal
• Recruits applying to forces ‘to protect benefits’
• Man killed and woman left badly injured in crash
• Free courses help homemakers step back on jobs ladder
• Cryptocurr­ency could help Catalans go it alone if they want to realise their dream
• May was warned about ‘sex p est’ Tory MPs six months ago
• Couple on terror plot charge met on Muslim dating site
• Thirteen dead as woman tries to kill husband with poisoned milk
• Now it’s your costume that will really leave you spooked
• Katherine Zappone
• Twitterati, take note: everyone is innocent until proven guilty
• The human cost of banking crisis goes on – I should know
• Children must be at centre of the system
• Ryanair still battling to win over fed-up pilots
• Don’t use Savita to promote killing
• Customers face six-week wait for in-demand iPhone X
• Irish asset managing value ‘to hit €7trn’
• Eurozone economic sentiment at highest since 2001
• Goldman Sachs boss raises new concerns over post-Brexit UK
• Nearly half of SMEs believe Brexit will have no impact on business
• ‘Little Budget impact’ as consumer confidence up
• Limerick leads way as jobs growth spreads out of Dublin
• CWSI appoints Menton as chairman amid €1m funding talks
• ISEQ unmoved as US awaits Fed boss
• The trick to treating your family this Halloween
• What it’s like to be hit with a firework
• Swimming, yoga, tennis — how to get the most out of your choice of exercise
• The best of tonight’s television
• Two-In-One
• ‘Genie’ leads the way in Gigginstow­n four-timer
• ‘Percy’ shines for Russell on chasing debut
• Ulster woes could have knock-on effect for Schmidt
• DECISION TO CUT ZEBO FROM IRELAND SQUAD REEKS OF DOUBLE STANDARDS
• Still no time frame for He a slip’ s return to fray
• Erasmus expects to hand over Munster reins after Dragons clash
• McIlroy drops to his worst world ranking in three years
• Nash back on track in pursuit of AFL dream
• I’m not going to Australia to make up numbers –Staunton
• ATTACK THE ONLY WAY TO BEAT DUBS – McMANUS
• Connolly’s class shines through for victorious St Vincent’s
• Tale of two Texans sums up difficulty for protest unity
• FORDE WALKS AWAY
• Caulfield warns against dangerous wage inflation
• Irish cycling facing ‘void’ as Kelly’s team runs out of time
• Hendrick strike makes it happy anniversar­y for boss Dyche
• It is my duty to defend my players – Mourinho
• Rodgers: Celtic have ‘obligation’ to topple Euro giants every season
• O’Neillplays­downlinks to vacant Rangers role
• ‘Happy’ Morata allays fears he’s feeling the Blues
• CONTE WAITING ON KANTE FITNESS CALL
• World Cup bid team hope for early lead in race for prize
• Ali follows McClean as the latest victim of ‘poppy police’ as tiresome saga rears head again

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