Irish Independent - 2018-10-24

• In the name of the lost children
• Now 40 schools are in danger of closure
• Nevin’s conviction ‘does not prove guilt’
• Munster cool talk of Van Graan exit
• Unscrupulo­us school bus firms ‘failing to carry out proper maintenanc­e’
• Eight-week ban for GAA official for punching player
• Trial set for boys accused of Ana murder
• Can any challenger do a better job than Michael D?
• How to manage everything when the clocks go back
• Soccer: Early Juve blitz does trick as ragged United struggle
• Lady Gaga attacks Trump gender plan
• €1m set aside for Emma’s children to buy a new family home
• Aryzta €800m cash call doomed to fail, claims shareholde­r
• Sanctions for team officials getting physically involved with players needs to be tougher
• May to face her Tory critics as new offer on table from EU
• Budget didn’t factor in potential of disorderly Brexit, says watchdog
• Lack of decision-making in North ‘increases the threat of terrorism’
• Varadkar hopes he is ‘not proven right on risk to Border’
• Fears of ‘legal vacuum’ around wards of court
• Behind the headlines, Ireland still lags its peers but the North economy at serious risk
• ‘We can give my son a Christian burial’ – Gussie will be buried next to his mum
• Police identify man in Ryanair racist rant incident
• Rivals try to take down Michael D over flight
• Higgins told to ‘tell truth’ over use of jet as debate turns feisty
• HEAD TO HEAD
• Ní Riada defends opposition to migrant rescue mission in Mediterran­ean
• ‘Deportatio­n laws should be upheld’ – Casey
• We need a President that can heal old wounds
• One-third of Irish drinkers will ‘binge’ when they have night out
• Judge blocks nursing home dischargin­g woman in arrears
• Politician­s didn’t give a damn how budgets hit women
• Cage fighter drops car crash injury claim after insurer produces video
• Irish woman traumatise­d by ‘violent’ fiancé when she killed him – claim
• HSE to say why it has overspent by €700m
• Killer who beat man to death over cigarette is jailed for life
• Crawford bore ‘strong conviction­s with a gracious civility’, funeral told
• Man (22) tricked boys into sharing explicit images by ‘catfishing’
• Goodfellas: Pope warns of cold, cruel world as he meets Scorsese
• Bowel cancer rise among young ‘may be due to lifestyle’
• Wrap up warm: Arctic blast heading our way for the bank holiday
• Vitriol after ‘Luas surfing’ payout has whiff of snobbery
• Creating leaders of the future, both on and off the pitch
• ‘It is one of the best Transition Year programmes for inclusion and motivation’
• Student learning at the beating heart of Ireland’s Digital Town
• Going to College
• Women with children hit harder than men by austerity budgets
• How starfish have been feeding on plastics for at least 40 years
• French ban on Islamic veil violates rights, say UN experts
• Nuclear agreement
• Khashoggi killing
• Turkish president has outwitted
• New probe into sexual abuse by clergy in US
• Palestinia­n security forces ‘use torture to crush dissent’
• Saudis at every turn over killing
• China opens record 55km bridge as Hong Kong freedom fears rise
• Sinead Ryan
• EXCAVATION OF TUAM SITE IS A SMALL BUT CRUCIAL GESTURE
• Why it’s no sin to want a little notice before people ‘pop in’
• Our anti-blasphemy law is essential to democracy
• France claims agreement on controvers­ial EU digital tax is close
• Northern exposure
• Farmers back merger to create all-island dairy producer
• Aughinish confident of US sanctions resolution
• State call for new Dublin terminal ‘a distractio­n’
• THE BIG PICTURE
• Buyer sought for Dublin Landings apartments
• No Plan B on Budget, says Conte as EU rejects plan
• Little and Kerr launch user-driven subscripti­on news app
• Poor results batter European stocks
• Smug married? We’re working onit
• Some like it hot: Clodagh McKenna’s fiery beef chilli gets a Caribbean twist
• ‘If it feels like it’s work all the time, we need to ask if it’s worth it’
• Katie Byrne
• Chocolate beef chilli
• Weird Áras race reaches final stages
• Two-In-One
• ‘Unlucky’ Douvan can bounce back to his best, insists Walsh
• Kilcoyne: I’d never see myself as a fixture in Ireland squad
• English rugby look to follow Ireland’s lead
• ‘I could have prepared them better for that’ – Lancaster
• Thoroughbr­ed O’Brien on track for another All Blacks joust
• Corbett: ‘Hard to keep the club man interested’
• Beggan makes apology after ‘rush of blood’ point attempt
• Klopp backs Fabinho to do talking on the pitch
• Sexton backs Gypsies’ U-19s to compete with full-timers
• High-flying Dunne set to stay at Hearts
• City lay down marker with awesome display
• PSV clash a ‘must-win’ for Tottenham
• Reds boss admits Italians are at a ‘different level’
• Ronaldo gives timid United a reminder of their glory days
• THE LIKELY LADS
• Doyle: ‘Nothing new’ in plan for women’s game
• United stuck in a jam:
• THE GAA’S INSIDE MEN
• REGGAE BOHS’ NEW LOOK GETS A HUGE REACTION
• NOVEMBER CALLS HAVE WORLD CUP REPERCUSSI­ONS
• Report reveals 76pc of used imports are diesel as emissions row rages
• Born to drive: How James (19) is an example to us all
• Car cover: Are fewer consumers prepared to take complaint route?
• An indication of how poor we are at signalling what we’re going to do
• New research prompts question: Are ‘safer’ cars more dangerous?
• Alone in a car; Only German repairs; Booked; GT’s longer life; Mercedes revise
• Volkswagen’s new T-Cross ‘baby SUV’ due to arrive here next year
• Eclipse time? 7-seater return? Higher seats? Comfy Work horse? Nice dilemma?
• Why visitors fall in love with Northern Ireland…
• Places to help you understand NI’s history & Experience Ireland’s Stairway to Heaven, Westville hotel style!
• Five stories to discover along the Causeway Coastal Route & Ardtara Country House – a charming escape
• Enriching experience­s in Belfast & A memorable stay in Belfast! Be a guest at The Balmoral Hotel
• Festive-inspired events & Base yourself at the White Horse Hotel in vibrant Derry
• Maldron Hotel Belfast City – stylish comfort in the heart of the city
• Anchor down in autumn at Titanic Hotel Belfast
• Let me entertain you – nights not to be missed
• Every moment matters with The Radisson Hotel Group
• Wonderful winter days & nights away in Newry
• Clandeboye Lodge Hotel – in a league of their own
• The Game of Thrones® Experience
• At the heart of Northern Ireland
• Undiscover­ed NI
• Time to tour
• A memorable stay in Belfast!
• Six other enriching experience­s in Belfast (Several of which are free-of-charge)
• Three GoT adventures in NI
• Experience the beauty of the Fermanagh Lakelands, Westville Hotel style this autumn/winter!
• Ardtara Country House – a charming escape
• Base yourself in vibrant Derry

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