Irish Independent - 2019-10-10

• Secret memo: ‘sea conflict’ and panic buying after Brexit
• SPRINGSTEE­N AT 70
• NEIL FRANCIS: PREDICTABL­E IRELAND NEED SEXTON TO SAVE THEIR CAMPAIGN
• Sober October has the right idea but the wrong messages
• Sin bin sanction worth two points per game
• This rosy and reckless Budget may prove very costly
• Ireland faces losing billions in corporatio­n tax
• We’re looking at fresh extension then a British general election
• Martin attacks FG’s record - but defends keeping them in power
• Varadkar wary ‘last hope’ talks with Johnson could be a trap in Tories’ Brexit blame game
• Gardaí will not man any checkpoint­s on Border – Flanagan
• ‘Violence, lies, hate speech, resentment and myths are tools of today’s politics,’ warns Tusk
• Council insists it didn’t pay gang in housing site protection racket
• WAGs at war – Coleen turns detective with Insta’ trap to find source of leaks
• Doctors ‘forced abroad by deep lack of respect and bullying’
• ‘We don’t profit from vile content,’ Facebook tells TDs
• Gardaí try to identify trolls who forced mixed-race family to flee Ireland
• Budget reaction shows we’re now desensitis­ed to dangers of Brexit
• Average worker to pay €200 a year more in income tax as bands are notchanged
• Why I prioritise­d hot school meals over fiver for pensioners in prudent Budget
• Millions diverted from budget for building schools to fund special education and teachers
• €100m fund will pay for diagnostic scans from private system – Harris
• €7,500 award for girl who was ‘falsely imprisoned’ in Eddie Rocket’s restaurant
• ‘Once in lifetime’:
• We still do: Three love-struck couples turn clock back to 1973 at wedding hotel
• Hundreds of pupils face new relocation for further repair works
• Extinction Rebellion activists hide notes in clothing at Penneys to protest at ‘fast fashion’
• Fracked gas far worse for environmen­t than coal, say scientists
• New Trump sex furore as dozens more women come forward
• Bullying and harassment widespread in our workplace, say barristers
• Son’s ‘heart shattered’ as mother (67) found dead after reunion
• Trains disrupted after thieves risk their lives to steal 320m of cable
• Hundreds mourn aircraft enthusiast (52) killed in plane crash
• Entertaine­r facing sex assault charge pleads not guilty
• Two killed as gunman opens fire near busy synagogue
• Protesters defy mask ban in High Court appeal demonstrat­ion
• Turkish jets bomb Syria as offensive is launched
• Trump’s betrayal leaves Kurdish allies to face possible ethnic cleansing all on their own
• US professor shares Nobel Prize at age of 97
• White House won’t hand over documents for Ukraine inquiry
• Straying offside: when the drama happens off the pitch
• Tobacco made me a widow – we need to get tough with this evil industry
• Why positive discrimina­tion may be best way to close our gender gap
• ‘TO PUT THINGS FRANKLY’... IT’S ALMOST TIME TO ADMIT DEFEAT
• ‘Cult’ wisdom on climate change based on guesswork
• Half-naked selfies hindering body positive movement
• How to wear... culottes
• SATELLITE
• Kilkenny stud lands €3.5m jackpot
• Lowry resumes Dubai chase after a week of ‘daddy daycare’
• GAA world in shock at death of Down’s Eamonn Burns
• We are going out to beat ‘arrogant’ Italy – U-21 star Masterson
• Doherty tries diplomacy with Georgia and a likely return to the left on his mind
• Duffy on board after Brighton test run goes to plan
• Evans bullish ahead of double Dutch challenge
• It hasn’t clicked yet but we are nearly there – Furlong
• Hastings leads Scots’ nine-try Bears blitz
• London Irish’s Ioane aiming to sign off with win for his ‘motherland’
• Pool A permutatio­ns: what happens next?
• Biggar ruled out as Fiji run Wales close
• O’Leary eyes sponsor bid in new twist to Mayo dispute
• Henshaw gets his chance as Scots up the ante on Ireland
• Clare clubs intervene to reopen search for next hurling manager
• DUFFY’S SURPRISE RETURN GIVES McCARTHY FOOD FOR THOUGHT
• GALWAY GAA BRAND CAN’T RISK BEING DAMAGED FURTHER
• STEPH’S TOUR DE FORCE
• ‘It’s going to be first class’ Deer Park set for a new luxury future:
• Double joy for Dun Laoghaire in Revive Active Fourball
• Lahinch claim silver in European Ladies’ Club Trophy
• Practice makes perfect as McGlynn lifts Moran Cup
• Mental game the key for McBride

Irish Independent - 2019-10-09

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