Irish Independent - 2018-10-29

• Run of good fortune
• New delay will leave a million without broadband until 2020
• Adrian Weckler:
• FF rebuffs advances from Casey despite poll
• Higgins banks €1.75m – but spending to come under scrutiny of PAC
• Michael D can bask in the glory of our decision, but must also change
• Election exposes an inconvenie­nt truth ignored for too long
• McDonald fails her first test as SF leader – the Belfast boys won’t be impressed
• Statesmanl­ike words of Higgins are a tough act for Casey to follow
• ‘Sam Maguire needs a minder abroad’ – legendary cup spat into by pranksters
• ‘Heartbroke­n’ family want answers over murder-suicide
• Parents, teachers expecting update today on school buildings
• ‘Getting hands dirty best way to learn’
• App to bring Science Apprentice books to life as series returns
• Paris latest city to crack down on Airbnb after tenant ordered to pay €47,000
• Wrap up warm – Halloween revellers set for frosty fright
• Super pill to combat our sedentary, lazy lifestyles
• Slain contractor is hailed as a ‘gift’ to his community
• Turing’s code-breaking techniques target cancer
• Areas of capital being overrun by rodents as complaints top 500
• Three victims of hit-and-run in hospital after car drove on to path
• Trouble brews as pods make a mokary of coffee
• Relief for victim of drug rape as fiend is denied parole
• McConville family demand answers from PSNI chief
• DJ accused of mailing pipe bombs ‘left a trail of DNA clues’
• Thousands take a break from march through Mexico to the US border
• Billionair­e among five dead after helicopter ‘dropped like a stone’
• Wealthy family have earned affection of city with shrewd stewardshi­p of club
• Merkel’s rule shaken by latest election blow
• Far-right candidate set to win Brazil presidency
• Casey’s voters aren’t racist – they’re fed up
• HIGGINS MUST NOW FOLLOW THROUGH ON TRANSPAREN­CY
• CRH unit in Romania faces allegation­s of anti-competitiv­e behaviour
• Fed policy, US economy and trade fears could end the Bull run.
• The cannabis growth industry could be pot luck for investors.
• UK chancellor warns of no-deal danger
• Smartbin firm raises fresh €1m funding
• MEDIA BITES
• Halloween games of yesteryear have much to teach tech-loving children
• A sorrowful slán to timeless traditions of bogland slean
• Straight-talker Casey must ease the rhetoric
• The hard-working ‘early risers’ made voices heard
• It’s the witching hour on Channel 4
• Flowering Peach ready to bloom in Galway run
• ‘Sapphire’ sparkles again as Townend bags treble
• Splutterin­g Jags stuck in first gear
• Blockbuste­r Taylor fight one step closer after Serrano switch
• Clontarf maintain unbeaten run with Shannon success
• Galwegians run Railway close
• Van Graan in bullish mood as he pledges commitment
• O’Brien ‘proud’ but Kearney injury a cause for concern
• Popular Irish champions steal show in the capital
• Hamilton eyes Schumacher’s record after securing fifth title
• O’Sullivan pair lead the way as Mourneabbe­y triumph for fifth year in row
• Foley on song as Rovers end title drought
• Geary leads way as The Nire finish with flourish
• Tyrrell double seals Moorefield’s progress
• McNamee on fire as Rhode too strong for weary St Patrick’s
• Lenihan leads Dunboyne in Shels rout
• Lundy saves Corofin with late point
• Sherlock to the fore as the Barrs end years of heartache
• Hartley hails composed Mahony as Ballygunne­r survive stern test
• Boss Beary points to experience of troops as Na Piarsaigh impress again
• Murtagh leads by example as Clonkill claim 15th title with narrow victory
• ‘Warrior’ Keaney rolls back the years in Enda’s triumph
• Strength of squad could be a chink in Reds’ armour
• Hoddle recovering from heart attack on set as family praise BT’s crew
• Hughton happy with any victory as Seagulls steer clear of relegation scrap
• It’s the worst feeling I’ve had in five years, admits Pochettino
• Celtic grab the spoils to book Cup final place
• Sarri has his Chelsea side fired up for Burnley rout
• Real set to call on Conte as Clasico drubbing spells end for Lopetegui
• It was once a privilege to be United’s striker – now it has become a burden
• League Cup tie to be called off following tragic events at King Power Stadium
• Emery’s fiery side on display as Arsenal’s winning run ends
• Leicester fans paying respects need no reminding how fragile life and the good times are
• MARTIAL WEAVES HIS MAGIC
• KAVANAGH’S CREED
• Gooch still mad for football and football still mad for him
• Lucky 13 for Crokes to top Kingdom roll of honour
• This feels like the start of something really big
• Sweet 16 for Shamrocks
• Another great life-affirming and unifying day in Dublin

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