Irish Independent - 2017-11-01

• Terror in New York
• Rugby’s lost opportunit­y
• €1.5bn cost of failed bid for World Cup
• We were foolish to think bid’s limitation­s would be ignored
• The Good Life
• Deposed Catalan head ‘accepts new regional election’
• Garda bug planted in pub foiled bomb bid to kill Prince Charles
• Ita O’Kelly: We need equality, not more feminists
• Ryanair stock in €1bn boost as rows fail to dent growth
• We dropped the ball on stadiums, hotel beds – and lack of experience
• Criticism of venues was based on a false premise, insists Spring
• FINAL WHISTLE HASN’T BLOWN
• Ministers insist bid can still win
• Economy could miss out on €1.5bn boost
• TONY WARD:
• Mone y now holds sway ove r history for the backroom decision-makers
• FitzPatric­k broke insider trading rules, says judge
• None of us should have to face trial if there is inadequate evidence
• Fire cre w s kept busy as Halloween night goes off with a bang
• Apology for ‘ask Irish to leave’ remark
• Number giving birth over 40 up 63pc in a decade
• Transport chiefs warning of ‘unending cycle of disputes’
• ‘Laissez-faire’ Ross ignoring problem, says Fianna Fáil
• ‘We can’t understand how the company is insolvent – the trains are packed’
• Firm will lose money, staff will lose pay – and passengers still stuck
• Commuters resigned to disruption in throes of travel chaos
• Hotel death may be due to leak oftoxic gas
• Malaria mosquito species found in Ireland
• Preschool facilities are still failing to meet basic safety standards
• Children seen climbing shelving unit at day care centre
• Strangulat­ion hazards, poor hygiene and safety risks uncovered by inspectors
• Sting hails his roots as debut musical ‘The Last Ship’ sets course for Ireland
• Varadkar to emphasise commitment to the EU as he meets US tech firms
• ‘Brendan split salary difference with me’ – Sonya
• Gender pay divide in RTÉ just 4pc, but regional gap found
• €7.5m payout for boy over pregnant mum’s crash
• Military officials claim they were excluded from ‘side deals’ at pay talks
• ‘Normal’ or ‘Nazi’... father cast shadow over Spacey’s life
• ‘I was warned reporting rape could hurt career’ – UK Labour activist
• ‘Breezy’ act from the White House can’t mask serious developmen­ts
• Trump in broadside at media as aides indicted
• Kremlin denies charges against Trump officials prove election meddling
• US president will not visit demilitari­sed zone on trip
• Women lost at sea for five months didn’t use their emergency beacon
• Brexit divisions open up in Westminste­r, but SF still stays away
• How a bit-part player in the Russia scandal could cause serious problems for Trump
• It’s not the monsters lurking in the bushes we need to fear, but those far closer to home
• Air very thin on moral high ground
• With Brexit looming, we must forge ties with other countries
• H opes were a bit too high in World Cup bid
• Dunport ramps up €300m fundraisin­g as BlueBay exits
• Court appoints receiver over Irish shares linked to Russian fugitive
• Burberry to change image as boss Bailey steps down
• €38m revenue hit for Corrib partners after gas problems
• Oil and gas sector to get €500m of investment
• US cyber-security chief to address Dublin event today
• Goshawk signs up for Green REIT D2 developmen­t
• Airbus’s legal woes grow as it admits inaccurate US arms filings
• Revenues rise to €25m at country’s largest hotel
• Advertisin­g giant WPP cuts forecast as global sales stall
• Ireland improves one place in Cost of Business report
• European shares cling to five-month high
• Hold the beef
• Mick Jagger’s new girl might be 52 years his junior, but she’s still old enough to know better
• Electric dreams: Meet the musicians breaking barriers
• Law & Order SVU loses the plot
• Two-In-One
• Our Duke in mix for Down Royal feature
• Brennan: Barren years key to Vinnies run
• Hurling and Football Championsh­ip 2018
• WHAT’S GOING TO CHANGE?
• It’s better than a dream but I’m glad I waited to turn pro – Katie
• Mentalstre­ngthisSpur­s’lastbarrie­rtotop–Pochettino
• Fury moots ‘Rumble in the Jungle’ bout with Joshua
• Angry Kenny accuses Cork of lacking respect
• Lovren reveals death threats after Spurs display
• GRAYSON SACKED AFTER SUNDERLAND STRUGGLE
• Rashford impact brightens dull night
• Horrible homecoming for Conte as Blues are run ragged by Roma
• Napoli boss Sarri needs to find formula to help everyone else to stop City
• SOUTH AFRICA NOT SURPRISE FAVOURITES: DUNCAN
• ‘Awards are nice but I won’t get fooled by them’
• Profit carries more weight than poetry as Irish bid stalls
• Heffron’s tragic tale opens up an uncomforta­ble discussion that GAA chiefs must take lead in
• Www.independen­t.ie IRFU won’t give up on RWC
• Kenny fury at McNulty’s ‘gutter’ song
• ‘Counties now have no excuse for poor fixture plans’ – Duffy
• Scandal, what scandal? VW group cars top most European best-seller lists
• Another one joins the SUV race – so here’s how I rate SEAT’s new Arona as rival numbers surge
• Top five breakdowns revealed; good news on BIK and Duffy jobs; last of the Toyota diesels?
• €70,000 choice? Same again BMW? 7-seater? Estate? Smaller Honda?
• SLEEP SCHOOL
• PARENTING THEN AND NOW
• BALANCING ACT
• WARDING OFF WINTER AILMENTS
• LIFE LESSONS
• WINTER WARMERS
• Why it’s OK, not to be OK
• GESTATIONA­L DIABETES
• Butternut and Pistachio Pasta Bake
• Jette’s Lentil Dahl Family Recipe
• Protect Plump and

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