Irish Independent - 2019-10-15

• EU ‘stops clock’ on Brexit as talks go down to wire
• Dolores air-rage case: Flight attendant seeks damages
• Homeless chef who was beaten to death knew his attacker, gardaí believe
• How far would you go to support your partner?
• McCarthy rolls with punches to plan one final KO
• Law Society finds ‘no references to female trainees’ in ‘T*ts and Filth’ WhatsApp group
• McCarthy needs finesse along with his usual fight
• Brexit endgame: So often, it’s the hope that kills you
• Warrant issued for Catalan leader as separatist­s jailed
• Little Britain: Exports to UK and Northern Ireland below 10pc of Ireland’s total
• Booker judges defy rules to split prestigiou­s award
• Broadcasti­ng gold: RTÉ profit soars with sales around world
• More than €360bn of food is lost before it even reaches the shops
• Pomp and red robes in London contrast with the EU’s realpoliti­k
• War of words as FF and FG accuse each other over election speculatio­n
• It’s ‘Le Crunch’ time, but there are still options on the table for Boris Johnson
• Schools urged to talk to Tusla if issue of child protection arises
• Sports star went to party after alleged sex assault
• Altercatio­n forces meeting of Beef Taskforce to be suspended
• Goodman’s vegan burgers 50pc more expensive than meat version
• Eight areas found with issues over pesticides
• ‘Fortnite’ respite: Parents get breather with game offline
• Half of staff in day-care cancer units shun flu jab
• Garda ‘a sitting duck’ after making drug collusion claim
• Former commission­er’s lawyers ask tribunal to drop phone call probe due to a lack of evidence
• Madigan is latest FG TD to remove social media photo of Maria Bailey
• Teen wins court appeal for citizenshi­p applicatio­n
• Woman vows to fight ruling she is British by being born in the North
• Bookish: Bressie won’t do entertainm­ent TV again
• New laws to stop drug gangs using youngsters
• Dozens of motorists stranded on flooded motorway after heavy rain
• Legal case begins over harbour homes
• Callely and wife sued over €2.9m loan for properties
• Boy in €60,000 injury case filmed jumping off bridges
• ‘Avoid being aggressive or threatenin­g’ – new code of conduct for clampers
• E-scooter users facing €2,500 fine for speeding
• Dubs star Macauley victim of car robbery
• Higgins stresses our shared love of hospitalit­y on visit to Cyprus
• Ex-prostitute in defamation case over claim she did not ‘work streets’
• Solicitor guilty of misconduct to be struck off this year
• Breakdown of climate is ‘driving rise in hunger’
• Japan looks for missing as typhoon leaves up to 48 dead
• Syrian troops join Kurds in battle against Turkish forces
• President ready to hit Turkey with ‘very powerful’ new sanctions
• ‘Shattered bones and crushed bodies’ if China destabilis­ed, warns Xi
• Nationalis­ts pledge court reforms after winning Polish poll
• The British may be our closest neighbours, but they don’t know much about us
• Odourless gas is normalisin­g racism here
• HOMELESS SHOULD NOT HAVE TO DIE TO GET AN ADDRESS
• How many must die before we say enough is enough?
• Corbyn lacks the courage to fight Johnson in an election
• Sterling falters as reality of deal doubt hits home
• Kilkenny operator hits out at Setanta Centre rules
• Poverty researcher­s win Nobel prize for economics
• SMEs face tougher 2020 even without Brexit - forecast
• Enet plans €1m investment in expanded Limerick HQ
• Homebase on course to break even as turnaround measures take effect
• SoftBank ‘eyes control’ of WeWork after pulled IPO
• Dogfluence­rs
• Feel the love
• Two-In-One
• SATELLITE
• Gardens primed to bloom in battle with Stradivari­us
• Former Brighton star Hutchinson makes case for Déise call-up
• Hansen unconcerne­d by time off but All Blacks may be rusty
• Cheika: Stuart presence could unsettle England
• O’Connor knows Iceland clash vital in U-21s’ finals push
• ‘I wonder has the bitterness become too much’ – Mooney hits back at Kerr
• Swiss boss doesn’t agree with great Dane’s ‘very bad’ opinion of Ireland
• England thrash Bulgarians but game marred by racist chanting
• McCarthy: It doesn’t feel like we’re one win from the Euros
• Ireland must make a swift decision over Aki appeal
• Players to have voice after Forde and Larkin reject Galway job
• ‘HOPEFULLY NEW ZEALAND RESPECT US A LITTLE BIT. I DON’T KNOW IF THEY DO’
• ‘TIER 2 CAN’T BE ANOTHER TOMMY MURPHY CUP’
• ALAN QUINLAN

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