Irish Independent - 2018-09-20

• Winter storm surge
• World Cup bid
• Weather changes ‘weakening’ trees
• How former WAG Victoria Beckhamham reinvented herself
• Staff ‘left in tears’ after closure of Orla Kiely stores
• Kim agrees to ‘permanentl­y dismantle’ site of missile tests
• Bronagh could hit next over weekend
• High winds leave trail of wreckage in their wake
• Storm ‘fatigue’ means people only act on risk when seeing red
• Government was fully prepared for this, but perhaps the public wasn’t – Coveney
• Picking up the pieces as Storm Ali brings devastatio­n to Ploughing site
• Exhibitors fear small crowds and extra insurance
• Farmers left living in fear after spate of attacks by crime gangs
• ‘It’s the mental fear that it leaves behind that gets you’ – farmer’s agony as thieves strike three times
• How the softly-spoken ‘Queen of Print’ invaded every aspect of our lives
• Orla Kiely: the must-haves
• Coveney denies he’s being naive in rejecting idea EU will want higher taxes in return for support
• Varadkar ramps up pressure on British PM
• Ireland will still have allies, but none of the stature of UK
• Martin says McD onald ‘not credible’ on Cahill abuse claims
• Mary Lou must surely want to know if suspected paedophile was in SF
• Affordable houses plan for couples who earn up to €90,000
• Dáil’s proposal to probe Áras spending shot down by top civil servant
• Inmates line up with mayor to ‘go on the run’
• Tesco takes on Aldi and Lidl as new store Jack’s to be ‘cheapest’ in Britain
• Driving ban for all-star hurler after he was found asleep, drunk in car
• Ryanair chief ‘to stay’ but turbulent AGM expected
• Airline suffers court setback over pilot contracts
• ‘Pain in his face was sincere’ – Bono tackles the Pope on sex abuse victims
• Defence warning: ‘Matter of time’ before accidents over fatigue
• Loss of experience­d personnel is leaving us vulnerable
• Ex-Garda boss wants to sue newspaper
• Mother of two may have been knifed to death in family row
• Abortions after nine weeks will have to be carried out in hospital – doctors
• CervicalCh­eck delays return to carrying out cancer test reviews
• Trump defends Kavanaugh and says ‘he doesn’t deserve this’
• US surgeon suspected of ‘multiple drug rapes’
• Sex attack case opens amid Nobel scandal
• Dan O’Brien
• Niamh Ní Mhurchú
• Pining for the Good Life we won’t choose
• NAIVE TO HOPE OUR TAX RATES AREN’T PART OF BREXIT DRAMA
• If Manafort was vulnerable to Kremlin, so was Trump
• If they want our business, banks should get rid of ‘tech fascism’ and remember human touch
• The right to protest
• Rugby needs more room
• The midi has had a makeover for autumn-winter
• Ed Power lists his unmissable Culture Night events
• Bairbre Power
• The best of tonight’s television
• O’Leary gets £35,000 for former Cheltenham Gold Cup third
• Reds’ success highlights how far PSG still have to go on – both on and off pitch
• Woods wary of threat from ‘one of the best European sides’
• Guardiola watches on as City slump
• Corcoran double books Bohs’ last-four spot
• Isco free-kick sets tone as Real begin defence in style
• Ringrose eager for Leinster to follow the lead of ‘impressive’ Dublin team
• I pushed my body to the limit, thankfully it held up – Sherry
• Cavanagh: I was knocked out but I don’t know if it was deliberate
• ‘I like when people tell you that you can’t do something. I think it’s a Mayo thing’
• Clubs are getting ‘hammered’ by playing schedule – Fennelly
• Murray apologies for ‘belittling player safety’
• Men against Boys:
• Players had nothing to do with Rochford exit – Moran
• FLAMBOYANT LIMERICK HERO PLOUGHING HIS OWN FURROW
• HOW CARBERY IS RESHAPING MUNSTER’S ATTACK PLAN
• NEIL FRANCIS
• Horan must be alive to the perils of second coming in Mayo
• A Quick 18 with Tomás O’Sé,
• 50th Bloom Cup rekindles memories of bygone age
• Nenagh win GUI All Ireland Fourball title
• Record 63 for Dunne
• Wicklow’s clifftop wonderland
• Sports Capital Funding scheme open for business
• Full steam ahead on revamp at Narin and Portnoo
• Timing looks perfect for Dawson
• Adare Manor joins ‘world’s most interestin­g’ destinatio­ns
• Thurles set for memorable AIG Cups and Shields Finals
• Governing bodies want your views on distance debate
• Brady and O’Briain on song at Rathsallag­h

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