Irish Independent - 2018-11-01

• Revealed: Councils who failed to buy up vacant homes
• ‘She never felt the millions were hers to spend’
• How to wear the ‘It knit’ this Winter
• Kevin Doyle: When it comes to housing, nothing adds up
• The new vegan rules and the brands that are leading the revolution
• Time to do away with presidenti­al elections
• Trump deployed army in ‘craven political stunt’
• Baby died from cold sore virus at 12 days old
• ‘Please, do not name anything after Elizabeth – she would have hated that’
• ‘We’ve had to live with unspeakabl­e horror of losing our baby’
• Disease can be the ‘kiss of death’ for vulnerable infants
• Worst October for trolleys will set alarm bells off as winter’s hardship has yet to hit
• Fresh hope DNA may identify mother of two’s killer
• Fears of ‘lunatic element’ following another attack on ex-Quinn business
• ‘Men built businesses for other men,’ warns designer Lennon
• Structural work now required at 17 schools, with 13 still under scrutiny
• Radical advances in genetic tests offers new clues in unsolved homicide cases
• When he spoke up, there was an arm of the State out to crush him
• O’Sullivan role boosts Security Council bid
• Ruthless FG selects O’Malley Dunlop to end Zappone’s Independen­t reign
• Job cuts ‘hit to solar plexus’ as council demands Bord na Móna crisis talks
• Inaction on climate is a ‘breach’ of our human rights: claim
• Rail drivers threaten to pull services after attack
• Revealed: Black hole at centre of Milky Way
• Boys under 10 found in pornograph­y on garda’s computer, court hears
• Renua boss paid €130,000 from State funds since taking helm
• Blind man’s family would ‘return every cent of €5.9m’ settlement if he could see
• Irish scientists work on therapy to halt progress of Parkinson’s disease
• Judge rules woman with dementia to be forced into hospital
• Mum of baby with heart condition couldn’t find parking spot
• Trinity warning on impact of Brexit
• Crashed plane’s fuselage ‘found’ as technician­s suspended
• Maid ‘who killed would-be rapist’ executed
• Merkel’s old foe favourite to take her place – poll
• Christian facing gallows spared by court
• Drug prevention in this country is failing, we need to think again
• Angela Merkel has left a big gap with no obvious successor
• London jolly leaves me a little sad...
• MAURICE McCABE SET STANDARD THAT GARDA MUST FOLLOW
• Any war with China – trade or armed – will be hard to win
• Our experience of terrorism shows it’s crucial we have respect for others
• Bairbre Power
• Stout and about in Arthur’s Archives
• Your Stars
• The best of tonight’s television
• Gosden pleased by ‘profession­al’ Enable
• Improving Lowry seeking Turkish delight
• Son double spurs hopes of trophy for Pochettino
• Massey rejects Cork ‘fatigue’ talk as double ambition drives Dundalk
• Chelsea survive scare as own goals agony sinks Derby
• Magnificen­t seven for Dublin but no award for Cluxton
• football rules GAA facing three crucial calls this month
• Carbery ‘really happy’ with Munster move as he aims to maintain fine form
• Hartley back in England fold for revenge mission against Springboks
• ‘I don’t know if there’s another Joe out there’ – O’Gara
• Leavy heads for South Africa as Bleyendaal returns
• Drawn-out nature of Rice internatio­nal saga is doing none of the affected parties any favours
• Snubbed Cluxton is a victim of his own success, insists Ó Sé
• Carbery in pole position to start against Italians
• McKINLEY HAS NO TIME FOR ROMANCE
• FAI still waiting for clarity from Rice
• HOW MULLINS STAYED AHEAD OF THE PACK
• Ireland’s trip to Chicago offers only financial gains
• An imperfect system can only produce an imperfect team
• Brendan is out to make waves Down Under
• Portmarnoc­k 15th as Racing Club de France retains European Men’s Club Trophy
• Leinster Ladies Alliance needs new blood
• Grehan and Casey too hot at frosty Portmarnoc­k Links
• Douglas is more shining jewel than hidden gem
• Murphy on fire in Hawaii
• A quick 18 with Limerick hurler Gearóid Hegarty

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