Irish Independent - 2017-11-04

• Billion-dollar debacle: Apple drops Irish deal after planning fiasco
• GAA’s finest shine at All-Star Awards
• Bad news for Varadkar – and for Ireland
• Winter is coming: cold weather on the way after mild spell
• ‘I will never go back to Egypt after prison ordeal’ – Halawa
• McDonald’s bomb threat man ‘was having breakdown’
• Martina Devlin: Irish women’s rugby is being stymied
• The 142 Irish issues in the great British break-off
• Climate change revolution is coming
• No go-ahead for ministers to make North Korean trip
• Big quixotic quest to save all the world
• President left ‘fuming and raging’ as the American public put faith in Mueller
• Political promises are perilous if they are not delivered on
• Centre would be crucial to breathe new life into town that’s ‘dying a slow death’
• €13bn EU tax will be paid over next year
• €34m investment creates 100 jobs
• Dublin football star Connolly ‘acted despicably’, court hears
• GAA club co-operating with Garda investigat­ion into strippers at party
• Only political will can bring change to toxic Garda culture
• Decision delayed on College Green traffic ban
• State workers who rejected deal may face increment freeze
• Parents need to read between the lines of school inspection reports
• School wins praise for students who are articulate and critical thinkers
• Concern over profession­al relationsh­ips of staff
• Teachers praised for celebratin­g needs of pupils
• St Kevin’s ‘did not put the needs of students first’
• Weak leadership in St Finian’s ‘affects teaching and learning’
• Rail strike after mid-term break to cause ‘maximum’ chaos
• Court increases rapist’s prison term to 19 years
• €20,000 payout over ‘explosion of raw sewage’
• Killer Molly gets her chance to fight murder verdict
• Speeding councillor ‘told lies’ and ‘showed contempt’ for the law
• Only media may be allowed to tweet from court
• Why I’m praying Irish World Cu p bid can pu ll off a miracle comeback
• Time to pull on the green jersey – final whistle has not yet blown on cup bid
• Mother to run marathon in memory of children
• Tragedy in overcrowde­d properties just a matter of time
• Private landlords should have ‘fear of God’ in them says ‘shocked’ minister
• Discipline­d diet reversed my diabetes, says hotelier Francis
• Twitter faces scrutiny after Trump’s account deleted for 11 minutes
• Samurai sword killer freed after arrest for being drunk
• Labour of love as Manor reborn
• Catalonia crisis is stirring the ghosts of Spain’s grim fascist past
• Trump and Putin may meet as probe heats up
• Sexual harassment should never be tolerated, says Ivanka
• Arrest warrant for Puigdemont is issued as colleagues are jailed
• When it comes to the pay gap and sex pests, we need more men to stand up and be counted
• The Week thatwas
• Garda reform is now fraught with political danger – and breath-test fiasco shows how hard it will be
• Return of direct rule not just toxic for the North, it would be a disaster for us too
• Mrs 39 is living in a Bublé, but the pension is better than any man
• EU shows cowardice over Catalonia’s bid for independen­ce
• Double Apple-Danish leaves a sour taste
• One final push could still see us over the line
• Irish firms could face Trump tax on payments made from US
• Eir says shareholde­rs haven’t left talks with investor
• Done Deal back in the black with €12m trade
• Judge affirms ruling after judgment vacated
• Services sector growth eases to 11-month low
• Game of two halves for FIFA 18 Irish firm
• Aer Lingus owner shares bounce on higher core earnings target
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• Rassie: ‘I will treasure these days for the rest of my life’
• Cluxton snub as Moran gets reward
• Homegrown heroes are deserving of much wider support
• Defeat could hasten Conte’s seemingly inevitable divorce from Chelsea
• Midfield generals enthused by next chapter of special rivalry
• Recognitio­n key in developmen­t of women’ s game
• ‘Iwas told I might never walk again’
• Mane boost for Reds as Klopp warns Liverpool ‘have to get results’ to end dismal away run
• Players suffer with Conte in no mood to make friends
• Enhanced City strike rate sees Sterling’s stock hit new high
• Spurs on brink of new glory game if they manage to hold onto Pochettino
• WE NEED SANCHEZ HERE, INSISTS WENGER IN FACE OF CITY SPECULATIO­N
• Autumn platform for Schmidt to plot the greater goal of 2019
• It will take Darby O’Gill magic for Ireland to get World Cup
• Connacht must learn to live without provincial talisman Aki
• Thirsty Munster’s seven-up adds fizz to the Erasmus farewell celebratio­n
• Gilroy back for Ulster and keen to rule over Kings
• Ricey and his ladies a perfect marriage
• Leinster toppled despite valiant effort to stop ruthless Warriors
• Delaney: Following in footsteps of Camross giants gives us strength
• Season of perfection still sees Cluxton fall short
• Forget the All-Stars and Croke Park, club game is where heart is
• ‘I can look back on my career and know how I did it’
• Lowry fights way into contention in Turkey behind fired-up Colsaerts
• Keane secures maiden title
• ‘Definitly’ worth looking at youths to storm the Hall
• Mendelssoh­n and Moore secure No 27 for O’Brien
• Our Duke to land prize with Gold on horizon
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• Chapter 4
• Chapter 5

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