Irish Independent - 2018-11-02

• Girl ‘expected to die’ during blood-curdling rape ordeal
• The health insurance ‘twilight zone’ trap
• James Lowe: ready to make a difference
• Housing crisis:
• Dunne finding form at right time to impress Harrington
• Climate fear – let them eat plastic...
• Can Robin Wright keep House of Cards standing?
• Dad stabbed to death in Halloween attack
• One in three in US believes media is the enemy, claims Trump
• Irish banks face into ‘toughest ever’ European stress tests
• New EU customs plans could break Brexit deadlock
• Brexit ‘fudge’ is almost set – but will London find it edible at last?
• Senator sues paper over FG colleague’s remarks
• Higgins can be a steward to heal the wounds of Irish history – but he needs a broader scope of sympathy
• Give women chance to hear foetal heart before abortion – TDs
• Warnings over state of health service in confidence and supply talks
• FG member in tweets row is suspended
• Miserable weather and RTÉ coverage blamed for low turnout at Pope’s Mass
• Killer stabbed fiancé in head during earlier row, court told
• ‘Our staff are scientists with PhDs – we pay them well but they can’t afford homes’
• Murphy defends fee for agents who let to homeless
• Son challenges late mother’s solicitor over €246,000 fees
• The biggest losers in our two-tier health system may not always be the poorest on the lowest incomes
• Safety work needed at half of checked schools
• Promoter Reynolds was visionary who changed musical culture, funeral told
• ‘Grace period’ for Ryanair’s baggage rules
• Welder who tripped over walking aid loses claim
• Irish Google workers join worldwide walkout
• Brennan brothers urged to pay ex-hotel boss €90,000
• Staff shortages hit fire service on Halloween
• Irish-based friend pays tribute at Khashoggi vigil
• Father was killed in an ‘execution’, court is told
• Genetic code of all life on Earth will be mapped to save species
• Ganges to get armed police force to prevent pollution
• Family of Saudi sisters found dead and tied together in New York river reject suicide theory
• Brexiteer Banks to face criminal probe over campaign spending
• Divers recover doomed plane’s flight recorder
• President backs baseless theory Soros is funding migrant caravan
• Weinstein accused of attacks on teen model
• North Korea police ‘rape women with impunity’ – report
• Tragedies show why we can silence women’s voices no longer
• Trump and other demagogues stifle debate through distractio­n
• EMBRACING INNOVATION IS KEY TO SOLVE THE HOUSING CRISIS
• US voters will swing to whichever simple narrative they like best
• Compensati­on culture is shame on our legal system
• Industrial output rises at slowest pace since the spring
• Toland scrapes through vote on €800m Aryzta capital hike
• Glanbia share price sours despite growth
• Shell boosts buybacks as cash pile surges to $15bn high
• Profits at former Seán Quinn hotel group jump to €2.5m
• NTR Renewables in €60m swoop for UK solar farms
• EY says Irish fee income rose 28pc in year to June 30
• Berners-Lee: tech giants may have to be broken up
• Ryanair to proceed with base closure
• Angry Patisserie Valerie shareholde­rs back rescue
• Facebook court appeal to be heard in January
• Activist Icahn sues Dell over financial disclosure­s for IPO
• Making a murderer:
• Mourning glory:
• Leslie Ann Horgan
• Your Stars
• House of Cards won’t fold without Frank
• Samcro unlikely to have it all his own way
• Swan protégé Thomas eyes shot at Classic glory
• Figures show changes are giving clubs more time
• McManus: Good luck trying to count handpasses
• Buckley is determined to help Cats top pile once again
• Rule change mooted to end handball confusion
• Joint bid for U-21 event raises plenty of questions for the two associatio­ns
• Sheppard happy not to be the focus ahead of this year’s final
• Bright Amber spells red alert for Wexford
• Beirne: This is the main reason I came back to Ireland
• Stockdale relishing the chance to link up with ‘electric’ Larmour again
• Sevens star Morgan gets opportunit­y to impress on Wales debut
• Tuilagi desperate to make England return after injury nightmare
• Football on the island needs to stand on its own two feet
• Talented Carbery must nail the basics as Schmidt assesses his options
• Liverpool in Croke Park would be perfect fundraiser for Seán Cox
• Schmidt backs ‘fierce’ Carbery to maintain upward curve
• Robbie linked with U-21 role as clock ticks on King reign
• Lynch in driving seat for Hurler of the Year, insists nominee Mannion
• Victorians’ Secret
• Design duo behind packed interiors talk to Eleanor Flegg
• Holiday home in Kerry with an extra large viewing veranda
• 4 On the Market
• Clane as a new pin in Kildare ... and with 1.3 acres just 35km from capital
• Compositin­g a new life at recently refurbishe­d North Strand terrace
• Lansdowne’s high-end scheme
• Units bear fair’ resemblanc­e to Templeogue period homes
• Castle Vernon homes are breath of sea air
• Cabinteely four and five beds near park
• Last opportunit­y to buy at Glenart Avenue
• Putting down roots at Auburn Green
• Final phase of A-rated homes come with views of Lambay
• Is social housing set to become the new Cape Verde?
• Doing the strand in the sunny south east
• Making a song and dance about a Chinese tea caddy
• ‘It’s not pressure, it’s an opportunit­y’
• There are players in blue this weekend that will make Japan
• O’Loughlin learning new leadership role
• ‘Surgeons’ continue to cut a dash to honour their long history
• Eight teams qualify for national sevens finals
• Ashbourne lead quartet of clubs in mix for Junior Cup
• Days don’t get better than making your debut alongside your house-mates
• O’MAHONY FOCUSES ON FORM
• ‘From rehab to study my schedule has been packed’
• Inexperien­ced Reds can claim touring win
• ‘I’d like to do some semi-finals again’
• Hard work keeping the game afloat in Leeside sailing hub
• Defeat in Bridgend was our own doing’
• Flanker with eye on return to action
• ‘I thought the dead ball line was the try line’
• Expect Friend’s troops to bounce back from Ospreys shocker against Dragons
• Bright times ahead for Roscommon club as big plan unfolds
• Record number of teams in the hat to contest Connacht Schools Cups

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