Irish Independent - 2019-10-14

• Taoiseach told snap election must follow a deal on Brexit
• Lawyers warn injury clients to keep social media posts private
• Battling the body-shaming industry
• John Downing: It’s not rocket science – the Brexit questions still to be answered
• Typhoon death toll rises to 33 as floods cause devastatio­n
• Is divorce always harmful to children?
• Coaches capture imaginatio­n at Rugby World Cup
• Aidan Fitzmauric­e: McCarthy needs to take an axe to his midfield for crucial Swiss game
• Hundreds of Isil women flee Kurd camp where Lisa Smith held
• Eddie Irvine buys $13m mansion – and plans to knock it down
• Half of SMEs cancelling or freezing expansion plans because of Brexit uncertaint­y
• IRFU denies it tried to block plans for rivals to move venue
• Schmidt has big calls to make at six and 15
• ‘I was a walking coffin’ – mother tells of despair at carrying baby who had died
• How ancient Japanese rituals can help parents grieving the loss of a baby through stillbirth, miscarriag­e or terminatio­n
• ‘I hope bullies rot in hell over suicide of my Kayleigh (14),’ says griveving mum
• We feel fobbed off, say family of murdered prison officer
• GAA players facing surgery after horror plunge off back of lorry during celebratio­ns
• Bedtime ‘too late’ for school children who suffer sleep deprivatio­n
• Murder probe after homeless chef beaten to death near tent
• Sports star is accused of forcing young woman into sex act in car
• Cuppa cheer: How tea can boost your immune system
• Risk of stinging: ‘Phenomenal’ numbers of deadly Portuguese man-of-war jellyfish wash up on beaches
• Flood warnings as heavy rain threatens travel chaos
• Lawyers’ High Court bills slashed by a third
• Google gets green light for sports pitch on rooftop at former Boland’s Mill site
• Grannies forced out of work early to help with childcare
• Harris voices fears over vaping despite firm telling TDs it helps smokers quit
• PSNI warned that IRA could use any Border posts as ambush sites
• New saint Newman ‘can be a beacon for Irish-British relations in difficult times’
• Biden’s son resigns from Chinese firm amid Trump furore
• Attacks playing well in Turkey but will only stir up more trouble
• Saudis court Hollywood to boost film industry
• Hong Kong protesters adopt guerrilla tactics as violence spirals in streets
• Harrowing and captivatin­g, ‘Unplanned’ has an important message on abortion for us all
• SPORTING SHOWDOWNS OFFER WELCOME BREAK FROM GLOOM
• Small changes can make big difference to carbon footprint
• Building slumps for first time in six years
• ‘Do hard work yourself,’ Walsh tells Shannon Airport
• Merkel’s spending spree blocked by bats, lizards and red tape
• John Lynch Electronic­s firm AMS steering towards future in self-drive cars
• David Coleman
• Clothes fit better, I feel younger — and my shopping bill is down
• ‘Listening to your body is very important for both racing cyclists & leisure’
• Are cramps before bowel movements normal?
• Two-In-One
• SATELLITE
• ‘Royal’ seals Mullins’ Cesarewitc­h double
• Perez crashes out – and finishes ninth
• Globetrott­ing Divilly keeps champs on title trail
• McClenagha­n makes history with World bronze medal
• McCormack’s personal best clinches Tokyo ticket
• Lowry forced to play catch-up as Dunne must rally to save his Tour status
• Frustratio­n, flight, forgivenes­s and then a very frosty reception on my return to panel
• Six in the bag for Gunners after Mahony masterclas­s
• Wall strike fires Naomh Eoin to first title
• Boland points the way to victory for Tooreen
• Gribben puts seal on thrilling Erin’s Own win
• Johnson magic turns final tide for Ferbane
• O’Brien the inspiratio­n for Clonguish glory
• Mannion inspires Crokes as McCaffrey sees red
• Monaghan goal caps off heroic Garrycastl­e win
• Ward shows killer instinct to land decisive blow for Kilcoo
• Dolan secures win with last-gasp free
• Late Portlaoise burst proves crucial in denying Killeshin a debut triumph
• Clinical Kelly fires St Patrick’s past brave Arklow
• Holmes at heart of Castletown glory
• Pearses hold firm to get over the line at the eighth time of asking
• Brennan immense as Trillick regain Tyrone title
• O’Connell strikes early as Castle’ weather storm to reclaim crown
• Makeshift Wales wrap up top spot
• Rampant Ulster end tour on a high note
• Patterson puts seal on Leinster ‘A’ Cup success
• All Blacks’ dual playmakers will pose serious threat
• Brilliant Japan bring comfort to a nation in mourning following typhoon destructio­n
• It’s the quarter-final tie we dreaded, but Ireland have reasons to believe in the upset
• ‘Irrepressi­ble’ Larmour impresses but Schmidt likely
• Players, bench and coach primed to peak at the perfect time for titanic All Black tussle
• Farrell shrugs off weight of history
• IRELAND RATINGS RÚAIDHRÍ O’CONNOR
• Aki’s red clouds win but Irish response delights Schmidt
• Switzerlan­d will win, Ireland are so bad, insists Schmeichel
• Connolly debut inspires Molumby and U-21s for Iceland encounter
• Bale equaliser keeps Welsh dreams alive
• Euro 2020: Permutatio­ns for Boys in Green
• Moran: Duffy and Egan could be Ireland
• Mick miffed by criticism and insists his team remain in a great position
• Swiss role won’t faze Connolly, he thrives on big games – Duffy
• Switzerlan­d dilemma as McCarthy ponders if point will do
• Laboured Ireland fire blanks with pitch battles no excuse for some basic errors
• IRELAND RATINGS DANIEL McDONNELL
• It’s time to be brave. Moral victories are no longer good enough
• McCARTHY MUST AVOID GENEVA CONVENTION WITH TEAM IN NEED OF SPARK
• OLD FRIENDS REUNITED AS DAVY’S PLAN LIFTS ’BRIDGE TO TITLE
• MARTIN O’CONNELL EXCLUSIVE BOOK EXTRACTS

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