Irish Independent - 2018-10-22

• Scandal of 3,600 council homes now lying empty
• Leinster humbled: Champions crash back to earth
• Mum of two found dead by one of her children
• Charlie Weston:
• Anger at Ryanair for not kicking passenger off flight after racist rant at elderly woman
• Airline staff in Portugal are ordered to attend meeting here over ‘staged’ photo
• Unworkable blasphemy law is unwanted
• Tony Ward: Cipriani dismissal highlights huge problem for rugby
• Many killed as crowded train derails in Taiwan
• UK wants backstop dropped in return for longer Brexit divorce
• How the European Union’s budget rules have sparked a showdown with Italy
• Breakthrou­gh gives new hope to ‘butterfly disease’ sufferers
• ‘Beneath the bandages, Claudia is a teenager with same emotions and ideas as others’
• Thousands of homes owned by local authoritie­s are lying vacant
• Landlord facing homelessne­ss says ‘it’s just not worth the hassle’
• Infections related to MRSA superbug hit 30 patients each month
• Women can be spared chemo with new breast cancer test
• Irish woman accused of murdering fiancé faces trial in Australia
• Revealed: The ‘Laurel and Hardy’ tactics used by car rental firms to catch customers
• Pride: Joan Freeman’s daughter ‘comes out’ to try to silence Iona links
• Casey faces new storm over welfare comments
• Archbishop warns against racism and danger of a group ‘feeling superior’
• Only a gigantic shock could now knock Higgins off of his perch
• ‘He was torn to shreds in the physical sense – then his character was torn to shreds too’
• Brother fears the day when killer is freed and they meet on lane again
• ‘Mother acts as driver for teen sons in burglaries’
• Death of last king in Ireland – ‘a joyful character’
• ‘Election would be reckless’: Martin vows to prop up Varadkar until Brexit deal done
• President leads tributes to cross-Border peace builder and former TD Crawford
• Gorbachev warns Trump that leaving Russian missile treaty ‘would be a mistake’
• Writer’s killing ‘a grave error’ but prince innocent: Saudis
• Italy ‘won’t become the refugee camp of EU’, warns hardliner
• John Downing
• Blasphemy vote looks a done deal days before we go to the ballot box
• LAST DAYS OF PRESIDENTI­AL RACE MUST FOCUS ON ROLE
• Brexit already having ‘negative impact on majority of UK firms’
• Goodbody buys into sustainabl­e and ethical approach to investment
• Dazzled by the prospect of reliable gold mining giant
• CBRE brings in former RBS executive as MD
• Global index warning on Ireland’s pensions
• Can millennial­s handle Podge and Rodge?
• Two-In-One
• Chicago hands Lyons second Birdcatche­r
• Victory in Korea sends Koepka top of the world
• Wozniacki loses opener in WTA defence
• McGregor shows support for Katie as Tennyson’s bid for title is undone
• Hamilton’s fifth title celebratio­ns on ice after finishing third in US
• Ugly wins prioritise­d as Klopp stops the press
• Kompany hails City’s options as ‘frightenin­g’ ahead of Shakhtar tie
• Pochettino calls for more of the same for Spurs’ clash with PSV
• United reluctance to attack has become indefensib­le
• Mourinho could be punished for angry reaction to Chelsea coach
• Maverick Pogba must be given freedom to let loose all of his complex genius
• Coleman unhappy with ‘harsh’ Andrews remarks
• Kenny voices frustratio­n at narrow-minded football focus
• Lopetegui facing sack at Real
• Tonight’s League of Ireland matches
• Dingle tear into East Kerry as Cliffords see red
• Hammersley ensures more pain for Nenagh
• Deadly Deasy makes it look easy for Ballyea
• Dunbar on song as Naomh Éanna topple champs
• Shamrocks put the brakes on Loman’s bid for four-in-a-row in all-Mullingar tie
• Castleraha­n escape cycle of defeat to land maiden Cavan crown
• McNeice and McGahan steer Coalisland to tenth success on testing day
• MacNiallai­s sparkles in Gaoth Dobhair triumph
• Daly’s cool finish inspires Coleraine glory
• McCarthy leads the way as Scotstown progress
• Tyrrell on song to keep Moorefield in command in Kildare
• McCarthy’s late strike seals Adare glory
• Blues reign as Nally goal breaks Máirtín hearts
• O’Connor produces special moment as Ballintubb­er prevail in thriller
• Mulligan rescues draw for Fulham Irish
• Murtagh hails ‘exceptiona­l’ Crossmagle­n display
• Friend switches focus as Sharks feast on errors
• Kelleher’s brace proves key as Leinster claim silverware
• Zebo regrets celebratio­n but little else about his Parisian adventure
• Ulster miss opportunit­y but hold out hope of emerging from tight pool
• Game needs more consistenc­y in the war on head shots
• Van Graan insists ‘quality’ pool will go right down to the wire
• Munster suffer from morning sickness during Sober October
• Castres’ gritty victory reignites their Champions Cup interest
• Toulouse go back to their roots to come up with Medard’s majestic winner
• Toulouse show Leinster that complacenc­y is the enemy they can’t ignore
• CASTLERAHA­N WIN FIRST CAVAN TITLE
• TAYLOR TURNS ATTENTION TO NEW YORK DATE
• POGBA MUST BE GIVEN FREEDOM TO LET LOOSE

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