Irish Independent - 2018-10-20

• Killer farmer showed ‘no regret, no remorse’
• Well done, mammy: Brave garda is honoured
• Traveller row: Casey tells Varadkar to ‘shut his trap’
• Saudi claims journalist died in fistfight
• One last big trip a fitting send-off for my loyal Mercedes
• Renting out a room or taking in a student can be a big earner
• Author Deirdre Purcell reflects on leaving her ‘Papers’ slot on RTÉ radio
• ‘Shut your trap,’ says Casey to Leo for ‘trying to impact poll’
• Candidate keeps on playing his games, despite talk of suspending campaign
• ‘I flew to Belfast due to PSNI issue’: President
• The Week Gerard Craughwell
• ‘I could hardly lift my hands’ – Fitzgerald’s depression after sleep disorder
• Tram-surfing girl who suffered brain injury defends €550,000 settlement
• Balmy days ahead as weather to stay nice for Halloween
• MacSharrry says men will use ‘abortion as a form of contracept­ion’
• Ready meal firm set to close with the loss of 169 jobs
• Brexit impasse leaves us stuck with the worst Dáil in history
• Masses now ready to hit the streets and demand ‘People’s Vote’ – but it’s too little, too late
• Over 3,000 apply for 200 jobs in customs
• Var adkar comments on violence br anded ‘despicable’ by DUP
• ‘My mum knows me better than anyone else,’ says Saoirse
• Taxi driver ‘works in fear’ after knife held to his throat
• Insurance reforms are ‘running out of steam’
• Gender pay gap: how men earn 14pc more
• Woman’s sanity in attack ‘is central to throat-slitting trial’
• Now Noonan drawn into broadband lobbying row
• HSE discussed downplayin­g ‘damaged’ CervicalCh­eck title
• Half of all Alzheimer’s cases could be caused by herpes virus, says scientist
• Trolley misery to worsen as new beds are delayed
• Education Minister to slow pace of Bruton’s reforms in schools
• Politician­s get €100,000 gym gear for election fitness push
• Massage parlour boss ‘did not know certain sex acts were illegal’
• Housing Minister defends his decision to cut the ribbon on eight new homes
• Gruesome fate of Khashoggi is a chilling threat to our free press
• European Court orders Poland to suspend clear-out of its judges
• YouTube sparks rise in antique gun crimes
• Politican who struck reporter ‘is my kind of guy’ – Trump
• PM faces ‘devastatin­g blow’ in Sydney vote
• Thousands of Britons whose families fled Nazis now applying for German passports
• Notorious UK hate preacher out of jail
• Martina Devlin
• Patricia Casey
• Green investors providing hope carbon plan can succeed here
• PEACE PROCESS MUST FOCUS MINDS TO FIND A SOLUTION
• Hypocrisy over Casey makes my blood boil
• UK must withdraw its declaratio­n of economic warfare on Ireland and make peace with EU
• Khashoggi silencing must not be swept under carpet
• Good Friday and Border won’t go away, Mrs May
• Michael D seems attached to the perks of high office
• Clinic disputes have left investors with headaches
• Italian debt premium drops as Brussels eases its stance
• Shareholde­r advisers back Aryzta €800m plan
• Brookfield sweetens bid to €3.3bn for UK mall owner
• ‘Banks need better crash warnings’ – economists
• Dilosk in deal to buy Leeds’ mortgages
• Cashmere jumpers
• We filed for divorce but what about my share of the pension?
• Two-in-One Cryptic and Definition
• CROWNING GLORY
• Cullen hits out at Leinster’s rivals
• Mourinho admits ‘manhunt’ is getting to him
• IS SANCHEZ THE NEW TORRES?
• Irish players can learn a lot from new Leinster talisman Lowe – on and off the field
• DAVY FITZGERALD
• Mourinho is facing fresh tactical dilemma for Chelsea trip
• Betrayal of Hughton proves that Benitez is not the first to fall foul of Ashley regime
• Guardiola says decision to sell ‘incredible’ Hart is one he may yet regret
• Sarri admits he needs to win trophies just justify comparison­s
• ‘Arter would get booked in training’
• Fight night at Tallaght ends in Bradley’s favour
• Shaw’s new deal shows Rice why it pays to be English in the Premier League
• McCarthy pays tribute to Coleman
• Katie must keep her distance and avoid a war
• Nations League is like a Joshua fight every second night – Klopp
• ‘I was finding it too easy and got lazy,’ says Quigley after surviving bloody Hernandez battle
• THE LOWDOWN ON KATIE FIGHT
• Corcoran bags four goals as Bohs blitz sorry Bray
• Four-star Pat’s make light work of Limerick challenge
• McNamee strike sets tone on dour Brandywell night for Derry
• Reducing age of Mayo group will be difficult task for Horan
• WEEKEND COUNTY FINAL PREVIEWS: FOOTBALL AND HURLING
• ‘There’s an expectatio­n that our time has finally come’ – Cleary
• Crokes out to finish the job after landmark Cuala win
• I’ve had scares and I’m not ashamed to admit that I’m afraid of dying
• I WENT TO WAR AGAINST TIPP TO GET ATTENTION OF MY PLAYERS
• Leinster hope to rise above pool of chaos by staying in control
• Nullifying the threat of Cipriani key to Munster delivering a big performanc­e
• From soul-searching to sheer ‘euphoria’ - how Munster rallied to pull off Miracle Match
• Williams’ longevity is the sweetest reply to his critics
• Progressiv­e Van Graan still has to find winning midfield combinatio­n
• ‘The hair went when I was 22. That’s the beauty of ageing young’
• Connacht need big display against Sale for rare win on English soil
• Glens and Rovers set for another tasty duel
• Hamilton ‘will match Schumi’
• Club scene: AIL focus
• Maguire switches focus to Europe after falling short in Florida
• Holland chasing Leger four-timer
• Cracksman can lead charge on day for favourites
• O’Brien eyes success Down Under while ‘King’ can take crown

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