Irish Independent - 2018-10-16

• May walks away from ‘no border’ Brexit deal
• Quick and the dead: speed vans’ graveyard shifts criticised
• Royal Style
• Greencore chief Coveney to stay despite shock US exit
• Global warming ‘will double the price of beer’
• What to expect now that Meghan and Harry are expecting
• Careless democrats could hand election to Trump
• What it feels like... to finally write that book
• Saudi king orders probe into missing journalist
• FG, FF deserve credit for pact as we face the most crucial test
• Backstop remains major sticking point despite everyone being keen to avoid hard Border
• Brussels is trying to help Mrs May as she walks toward her high-wire grand finale
• DUP’s Foster calls for calm but won’t rule out bringing down Theresa May
• ‘Don’t blink’ – Sinn Féin urges the Government to hold its nerve
• Andrew Grice: May is making progress with the EU, but her biggest hurdle lies ahead – at home
• Dutch have beef with Irish farmers amid claims of poor animal welfare
• Elderly warned of dangers of setting up joint accounts with their children
• ‘Jihadi’ package addressed to Taoiseach sparks alert
• Garda receives €8,000 after campaign of online bullying
• Father told me not to come home on night victim went missing: son of murder accused
• Inspiratio­nal mother: ‘You can’t let cancer consume your life – I have too much to live for’
• Nurses facing threat of delayed pay rises and wage freeze if they strike
• Thousands are scared off bowel screening by scandal
• Women to get abortion pills direct from GPs
• Sinn Féin accused of vulgar abuse after party member jibes at ‘leprechaun’ Higgins
• Missing duo dominate dull opening to presidenti­al debates
• Church institutio­ns ‘sold babies into homes with no proper vetting’
• Mother and baby homes commission refuses to hold hearings in public
• First-time buyers pay out €157 more every month than eurozone average
• Consumers baffled over how long it takes to repay debt and why mortgage costs vary
• Fostered boy told months before Leaving Cert he’d be made homeless
• €1.7m case against former AIB director Somers struck out
• Fresh fears over delay in broadband plan as details of review yet to be pinned down
• Exposing tracker and insurance scandals puts INM staff on list for journalism awards
• How cyber criminals are using social media to hack into bank accounts
• Cybercrime rise is threat to Ireland Inc – Flanagan
• Man (31) jailed for buying mobile phone used by gunmen in gangland murder
• I wasn’t looking for trouble, says fan accused over Sean Cox attack
• Shooting victim’s life saved by man who let him into home and blocked attackers
• Trump concedes climate change is ‘real’ – but it will ‘change back’
• Yemen facing ‘worst famine for a century’
• Republican­s to cut loose failing candidates as cash drying up
• Police shoot man who firebombed restaurant
• Cheap political rhetoric is putting more reporters at risk of murder
• Hawking: ‘There is no God and no afterlife’
• 10 die as seven months of rain falls in one night
• How fruitcake cured my 4am tummy rumble
• Pennywise peacock not value for money in Áras
• BREXIT CAN NO LONGER BE MIRED IN MAGICAL THINKING
• Sinn Féin missing huge opportunit­y to do some good amid Brexit mess
• Faith undimmed after sex abuse cover-up led to fall of cardinal
• Brexiteers are declaring political, economic war
• ‘Rising tide’ of food-to-go sales in UK is the prize for retrenched Greencore
• Sterling stumbles against the euro following ‘intense’ Brexit talks
• Operating profits at Killashee House hit €1.99m
• Bankrupt Sears victim of switch to online sales
• Shanahan restaurant lands tasty profits
• Aryzta shareholde­r pushes own cash plan
• Human touch: Customers feel buying experience getting worse, as brands lose face-to-face contact
• ‘Internet of Things’ brings new security problems
• Ryanair names third Laudamotio­n MD
• Singapore fund takes stake in Limerick’s Nordic Aviation
• Big swings on Greencore’s US exit
• With a big family, present shopping is for life, not just Christmas
• Thriving with an empty nest
• The best of tonight’s television
• Two-In-One
• Capri set for Cracksman duel as Gosden opts to make late call on Lion
• Harrington aims to reign in Spain
• Brady helps to end Chiefs run in thriller
• Mai-Gartland primed to tick gold off her list
• Lambert eager to get back into Dubs team next season
• Support since nomination has been overwhelmi­ng – Broderick
• Inter-county return not high on Shine’s agenda
• Rainbow on Rossie radar as Lacey leaves Donegal
• Cork GAA chief defends €25 price for county final
• Munster wary of Gloucester having inside track on them
• Vunipola broken arm adds to England back-row crisis
• Diminutive Lowry will look to keep up his high standards
• Ashton to make Sale debut against Connacht as he returns from ban
• New Villa boss Smith insists he had final say over Terry decision
• Kinsella calls on U-21s to finish campaign on high against Germans
• Shaw edges closer to £160,000-a-week United deal
• Weakened Wales must feel the heat
• Giggs will expect a battle as Davies calls for caution
• UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE IRELAND V WALES
• Patient Keogh steps out of the shadows to take leading Ireland role
• Sterling soars:
• O’Neill admits Ireland are struggling on ‘very big pitch’
• Munster sweat over Earls as Ireland winger set for scan on hamstring
• ‘Rás’ needs sponsor to survive
• DONNCHADH BOYLE
• DAVID KELLY
• IN THE STABLES
• Trip to Toulouse a rite of passage in Leinster drive for five

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