Irish Independent - 2018-11-05

• British want soft Border deal to last just 12 weeks
• Foxrock murder: Woman charged
• Potato prices set to double due to small crops caused by drought
• Family costs: Working parents spend up to €1,700 more on childcare today than they did five years ago
• Kevin Doyle: Irish backstop wrapped up in shiny Union Jack paper
• Tony Ward: Larmour was pure poetry in motion – but Italy test just a money-making exercise
• Two families drown in one home amid floods in Italy
• ‘Millions in stolen art given to IRA by Bulger,’ says investigat­or
• Banks’ ability to reduce bad loans threatens to slip futher out of reach
• Woman’s body is recovered from river after kayak tragedy
• McClean quotes Bobby Sands at ‘cavemen’ who booed him for not wearing poppy
• Haunted soldier: Statue honours Irish who died in World War One
• We’re bottom of EU class for funding – and must make investment in staff our priority
• Households paying out €350 extra a year to run their homes
• ‘Cost of care for our two boys will be more than we pay on mortgage’
• Wider economy would benefit if middle earners got a little help
• Two schools remain closed as works to fix buildings ‘not good enough’
• Six autistic pupils start late due to build delay
• Special delivery: Student graduates in course run by midwife at her birth
• ‘I never meant for him to die’: murder accused
• Bail laws must be applied to prevent crime – FG candidate
• Cave hero: Clare diver stars as himself in movie about rescue of Thai soccer team
• Demand for probe into beach pollution
• Annabel (3) who died in accident at home was the ‘apple of her father’s eye’
• Boy (16) arrested after car mounts pavement leaving mother of three with horrific injuries
• ‘How dare he?’ – cervical cancer victims vent fury at ex-HSE boss
• O’Brien should spare us the tone-deaf self pity and just get off the stage
• Only four hospitals get extra beds to help ease trolley crisis
• Tony O’Brien is not the victim here. The women who were failed are the victims. Remember that
• Blair warns MPs ‘there is simply no answer to Irish issue’
• Losing metro stop a small price if we keep pitches, say GAA club members
• There is no Plan B for Broadband rollout – Minister
• Jakarta officials extend search for missing bodies by three days
• Racist ‘robocalls’ expose a bitter midterms race as US goes to polls
• Democrats fear failing to halt ‘dangerous’ Trump again
• US sanctions spark angry protests in Iran
• Green shoots of hope amid US midterm madness
• Gender pay-gap myth ignores personal choice of women
• Cross-Border businesses growing strongly as Brexit deal hopes rise
• You have to like Zara group’s style as it sews up high street
• Wages ‘set to rise’ on back of economic growth
• ‘Skinny’ deal will be done – but Brexit talks to run and run
• Exporters here hoping for further sterling rally
• There is another world out there in our country, and it’s one that I salute
• TDs should be ashamed of latest move on abortion
• We must remember that China relies on the West
• It’s time to say bye-bye to Big Brother
• Two-In-One
• Yucatan leads O’Brien challenge for Melbourne glory
• Enable lives up to top billing in Breeders’ Cup
• Mr Everest hits heights for Martin
• Kilkerrin-Clonberne gain Carnacon revenge
• Haran fires Mellows back to final
• Rose returns to world number one spot with victory in Turkey
• Burnett facing lengthy break as injury marks further setback
• Ireland hold nerve to beat English and finish in third position overall
• IRFU tackles fallout from rape trial
• Van Graan happy as Munster get first away win
• Herring and Reidy to the rescue for Dan’s tourists
• Leinster punish Kings indiscipli­ne with blitz
• Aussie impact noticeable as Connacht find their wings
• We must do all we can to keep Joe show on road
• Farrell free to face All Blacks as tackle goes unpunished
• Questions over refereeing consistenc­y after Farrell hit
• Ireland’s ground and pound paves way for electric Larmour to excel
• IRELAND RATINGS
• Kearney a doubt for Argentina clash as focus switches
• Beggan boots Scotstown into Ulster semi-final
• Wall goal proves key for Corofin as they claim sixth
• Carroll seals a last-four spot for Dobhair
• O’Neill brothers the difference in fiery Crossmagle­n victory
• McGoldrick steers Eoghan Rua home
• Galway title in a row
• Connolly on fire as 13-man Coolderry ease through
• Shine points the way as Clann survive Tír Chonaill scare
• Ballintubb­er get fright, but scores from O’Connors see them home
• Kenny’s Cuala CV sways Dublin board
• GAA community pays respects to Limerick legend Enright
• O’Brien brace fires Éanna to victory
• Cunniffe stars in historic Carrick win
• Gleeson helps The Nire coast past Adare
• Na Piarsaigh show no mercy to Clonoulty-Rossmore to send out message of intent
• Crokes aces in cruise control
• Barca snatch dramatic late victory to stay top
• Xhaka tackle underlines Emery’s impact at Arsenal
• Testing week holds no fears for Smalling as United’s powers of recovery are revived
• Schmeichel waved off tragic Leicester owner
• Klopp may omit Shaqiri from Red Star cauldron to avoid Serbian hostility
• Southgate agrees to Rooney ‘farewell’ game in Wembley friendly
• Morata hits groove as Hazard pulls strings to help Blues go second
• There is more to come from Raheem – Guardiola
• Rianna returns as Parrock takes a bow in Wexford Cup victory
• Caulfield plans to ‘build a new team’ after a tough year
• Time for FAI to offer Kenny biggest job in Irish football
• DUNDALK DOUBLE PUTS KENNY IN LINE FOR IRELAND CALL
• BALLYGUNNE­R GO EXTRA DISTANCE
• HAT-TRICK HERO LARMOUR SETS LOFTY TARGETS
• STERLING SHOWS HIS WORTH FOR SIX-GUN CITY

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