Irish Independent - 2018-10-25

• Landlords are facing Airbnb ban from June
• Political terror: Pipe bombs sent to Obama and Clinton
• Innocent man ‘killed in row over farm land’
• Is aggression stinking up our politics?
• Ní Riada got €200k in unvouched expenses from EU
• Rugby: Murray opens up on injury and his new Ireland deal
• How we fell into the ‘Sex And The City’ moneypit
• ‘It’s a wonder these attacks took so long as Trump stirs up a spirit of fear and violence’ –
• More than 10,000 social houses are under-occupied as crisis deepens
• We cannot allow tenants to act as if they own houses
• Finnish model shows how a more radical approach could solve homeless problem
• Rule changes set to allow credit unions to issue more mortgages
• Tough measures solely aimed at profession­al landlords
• ‘Derry was a man you could depend on... day or night’
• Higgins can sit back and watch as all around him rivals flop
• Your guide to tomorrow’s vote – from selfies
• Redundancy: ‘I’ve worked at this company for 40 years – it’s all I have’
• Devastatin­g blow for midlands with 430 jobs set to go at Bord na Móna
• More schools are set to close amid safety concerns, minister warns
• DIT and Chinese university join forces for cutting-edge tech research
• Transport Minister ‘can’t intervene’ on school bus safety
• Pensioner behind racist rant on flight ‘disowned by his family’
• Oireachtas health committee to sit for three days to speed up passage of the abortion law
• Garda chief says sorry to McCabe and thanks him for ‘helping policing’
• Order at centre of Tuam row gets €4m a year from hospitals
• Taxpayers face a bill ‘of no more than €20m’ for the underwhelm­ing Papal visit
• Dog ‘training facility’ exposed as suspected puppy farm
• A shattering blow: €70,000 WWI memorial panel smashed by vandals
• Man gets seven years in jail for stabbing and scalding attack on girlfriend
• The sustainabl­e fashion start-up aiming to alter shopping as we know it
• HSE loses out on €100m as patients waive private care
• Cash-and-carry worker accused of plundering €326,000 from her employers
• What would Jesus do? Pope’s delight as Church follows Pokémon’s example
• Windy days ‘raise risk of heart attacks’
• ‘Frank’ memoir on the trials of growing up gay in 1960s Ireland
• Accused shot friend dead after row over ‘murder plot’
• Finders of Bronze Age hoard get €250,000 reward
• Brexit flight ‘chaos’ looms as May fights back at Tory rebels
• Journalist murder
• Sex abuse claims
• MBS – from promising reformer to tainted heir to Saudi crown
• Lucky lottery winner scoops record $1.6bn
• Apple boss takes aim at companies who have ‘weaponised’ customer data
• Worst robbers get more than they bargained for
• Caravan shows US need to find balance on immigratio­n
• Nato calms fears of new armsrace in Europe
• Michael McNamara
• Bruno le Maire
• Ireland should beware of the bonanza promised by Brexit’s banking refugees
• Join WhatsAppy people and feel ‘amazing!!’
• BREXIT SLIPS SLOWLY TOWARDS CHAOS THAT NO ONE WANTED
• Zappone commands the moral high ground, unlike so many ministers
• Bairbre Power: Why it’s never ok to ask a woman if she’s expecting
• Meet the iGuru: How the world fell in love with an online yoga teacher
• How to wear... the hiker boot
• The best of tonight’s television
• Two-In-One
• ‘Magna’ leads O’Brien’s Doncaster raid
• Former Dub Guckian leaves door the open on possible Leitrim switch
• Stapleton hit with ban over Laois incident
• Winning is the No 1 goal for McIlroy with top spot out of reach for now
• McGrath: ‘I’m a team man but you want to be starting’
• Kenny gets Pat’s job with challenge of top-four finish
• Pochettino admits it’s ‘nearly over’ as De Jong puts the lights out
• Danes hit back to dash Bohs’ dream
• Alonso signs new Chelsea deal
• Emery demands another ‘spectacle’
• Rafinha keeps Barca on top
• Schmidt’s challenge is to rotate huge squad
• With no sign of an easing in fixtures crisis, it’s time to give control to one body
• UNCAPPED PLAYERS
• Salah’s quick 50:
• Murray: We can do better than reaching World Cup semi-final
• BEING ASKED TO PRODUCE MORE WITH LESS
• NEIL FRANCIS
• FORMER KILKENNY PLAYERS FOLLOWING IN CODY’S FOOTSTEPS
• ‘It was never my intention for it to be top secret’
• To the Manor born
• Long game in Limerick
• Colaiste Choilm and St Colman’s Fermoy win Munster titles
• Age is no barrier as 150-year old pair win at Hermitage
• Lords of the links

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