Irish Independent - 2020-10-20

• Chrissie Russell: The 15 lockdown mistakes I won’t be making this time around
• Level 5: The dark road ahead
• Explained: new lockdown rules that will define our lives until December
• Now is the winter of our discontent
• Trump slams his Republican critics for being ‘stupid’
• Ireland most at risk – but not only nation exposed to Brexit
• The talk side of the Moon: Nokia signs deal with Nasa to set up lunar network
• Instagram faces data probe over its use of children’s details
• Wild Ireland owner gave bear CPR in vain after heart stopped under anaestheti­c
• Warning to parents as microplast­ics from baby bottles found in formula
• ‘Sad truth is that a lot of businesses won’t come back from this’
• Support bubbles and sport on TV will help us through the lockdown
• Fears people are spreading Covid-19 in community as they wait for test results
• Teacher unions say tracing and testing delays are key concerns
• ‘Generous’ State pension will be difficult to maintain, warns report
• Most people expect family members to meet cost of their funeral
• Locals losing hope as bad weather scuppers the search for Fungie
• Lotto winner can’t sue ex-operator over ticket advice
• Costs of childcare 63c more an hour in cities than in rural areas
• ‘You can help her finish her journey’ – sister of murdered JoJo issues emotional appeal
• Man held on suspicion of intimidati­on in Donohoe murder trial
• Family anger after man accused of father’s murder died during two-year delay for trial
• Family of man (92) receives €165,000 over failings in his care while in hospital
• Singing for their supper: Daniel waives concert fee to support his crew
• ‘Irish Independen­t’ is leading the way in journalism awards
• ‘You cannot treat cows better than your children’ – judge warns farmer
• €32,500 settlement for toddler left with visible scar after fall in creche
• Scientists say a swim in icy water may protect us from dementia
• France plans to expel extremists after murder of teach er in Paris
• Six weeks of misery lie ahead: but does anyone have a better alternativ­e?
• Russia plotted cyber attack in bid to disrupt 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo
• With a little more give and take, we will tackle Covid together
• Poverty is a killer as deadly as any virus
• CORRECT PUBLIC RESPONSE IS ALL THAT COUNTS IN THIS LOCKDOWN
• The only way to stop spread of Covid is to close borders
• Couple will pay €16k to get write-off of €3m debt
• Pre-flight testing is needed to avoid airlines’ oblivion – BA boss
• Dunnes & SuperValu vie for Christmas sales lead
• China is the only big economy growing after pandemic
• Trading halted as Irish Stock Exchange hit by tech failures
• Opec looks to shore up oil in Covid second wave
• US parties near deadline to agree stimulus package
• Court again denies Ronan’s plan for extra floors
• Ryanair customers give brand thumbs down during crisis
• Amryt signs Swixx deal for drug distributi­on across 17 jurisdicti­ons
• UK merger body may strip Facebook of Giphy
• Double standards Why all the outrage over Finnish PM’s revealing outfit?
• Mary Kennedy on why she won’t allow her age to hold her back
• SATELLITE
• Elliott expects Kennedy to return swiftly
• Castrogiov­anni: Refs don’t want players to scrum anymore
• Larmour in race to be fit for next year’s Six Nations after shoulder op
• Rampaging All Black Clarke can provide inspiratio­n for Stockdale
• Lucky Jimenez gives Wolves the edge over lacklustre Leeds
• Kiernan’s quest for uncharted territory no mere flight of fancy
• Murray ensures Dundalk warm up in style
• Azpilicuet­a says Kepa has ‘character’ to bounce back
• Cavani misses out on debut return to Paris
• Kiely keen to make up for lost time but ‘extremely tough’ task awaits
• Brennan insists Laois will face a ‘different animal’ as Dubs chase revenge
• Top Ulster counties face selection conundrums ahead of the last round
• Level 5 liberty puts amateur players in difficult place
• Six Nations title ‘entirely achievable’ says bullish Stockdale
• FULL-BACK CONUNDRUM PUTS SPOTLIGHT ON ZEBO’S EXILE
• HERRERA: I LOVED UNITED BUT I DIDN’T FEEL THE LOVE BACK
• GALWAY NEED QUICK DUBS FIX TO BANISH DOUBTERS
• Championsh­ip green light...for now

Irish Independent - 2020-10-19

Irish Independent - 2020-10-21