Irish Examiner - 2019-09-24

• ‘You have stolen my dreams, my child­hood’
• Schools ‘loosen’ healthy eat­ing poli­cies
• ‘Ag­o­nis­ing wait­ing times’ for ge­netic can­cer test­ing
• ‘Brexit half­way house will not be tol­er­ated’
• Can­cer di­ag­no­sis changed ev­ery­thing
• Un­stop­pable Dun­dalk se­cure an­other ti­tle
• Thomas Cook goes to the wall
• Still hav­ing a whale of a time... 20 years later
• 33% of peo­ple have been scammed
• Fresh ap­peal for mother who van­ished six years ago
• Cut a long story short at fes­ti­val
• Mil­i­tary is ‘taken ad­van­tage of’
• The state is re­spon­si­ble for the Gren­fell Tower tragedy, fire­fight­ers have claimed, say­ing dereg­u­la­tion ‘by ev­ery gov­ern­ment since Thatcher’ led to the fire.
• Gro­cery prices in Ir­ish su­per­mar­kets are ris­ing faster than prices in Bri­tain — 2% com­pared to 1% across the Ir­ish Sea — a ma­jor sur­vey has found.
• ‘Game of Thrones’ rules Em­mys one last time
• Avi­a­tion com­pany told to re­view de­sign af­ter Cork in­ci­dent
• ‘We hope lotto win­ner is some­body who needs the money’
• WRC: Fire­man claims ab­surd
• Foren­sic tests on sus­pected torture site could take time
• Nom­i­na­tions be­ing sought for Garda youth awards
• MII says work is needed to win back ex­port mar­kets
• Done­gal ac­ci­dent vic­tim ‘lived for coun­try mu­sic’
• Garda manhunt un­der way af­ter ag­gra­vated bur­glary
• ‘Min­i­mal’ Thomas Cook dis­rup­tion
• Gar­daí seize €13,600 in search
• Build to rent project re­fused per­mis­sion
• Man, 28, miss­ing from Dublin home
• Gar­daí seek help on miss­ing woman
• ‘Cana­di­ans should for­give Trudeau’
• Kil­lar­ney stag had refuse sack tan­gled up in antlers
• Ire­land will not fold on our back­stop po­si­tion, Varad­kar warns British
• Post­na­tal risk over blood pres­sure: study
• Har­ris praises Ir­ish re­pro­duc­tive rights
• Lost teens found af­ter heat sig­na­ture de­tected in wood
• Brexit risk for 40,000 UK driv­ers in Ire­land
• Dis­ap­peared plea as vic­tim’s brother says he’ll go to devil for in­for­ma­tion
• Trin­ity aca­demics op­pose plans to change board struc­ture
• ‘No plans’ to in­tro­duce manda­tory iden­ti­fi­ca­tion at voter polling sta­tions
• Brexit cre­ates 1,000 jobs
• Colour­ful dis­play of ted­dies by dump en­trance has mood-boost­ing power
• Bill ‘will side­line voice of the child’
• Ex­am­iner ap­pointed to Ir­ish-reg­is­tered oil com­pany
• Re­tail­ers spared crim­i­nal con­vic­tion over mar­ket­ing
• Man jailed for five months for on­line ticket de­cep­tion
• Man duped cafe worker and stole his iPhone
• ‘Knife waved about at paramedics’
• Mur­der ac­cused felt threat­ened
• Ex­am­iner ap­pointed to Celtic Pure
• Man charged over threat to neigh­bour
• Busi­ness­man’s as­sets frozen
• ‘Our dream hol­i­days have been ru­ined’
• John­son de­fends de­ci­sion to refuse a bailout
• From Lough­bor­ough, to Liver­pool, to New York – to bust
• Can­celled book­ing ‘tsunami’ lies ahead
• Min­is­ter in fast-track probe call
• Pre­mier League clubs hit by news
• Trump ‘dis­cussed Bi­den and son with Ukraine’
• Is­raeli ri­vals ‘should meet’
• Iran hits back af­ter John­son blames Tehran over Saudi Ara­bia oil at­tack
• Pair are jailed over Sala mor­tu­ary im­ages
• Five EU na­tions agree a tem­po­rary mi­grants deal
• Le­ices­ter owner’s es­tate sued over ‘copter crash
• Mo­town leg­end Berry Gordy re­tires
• South Korea feels full force of ty­phoon
• Warne hit for six with driv­ing ban
• British oil tanker lo­ca­tion still un­clear
• A se­cond ebola vac­cine for Congo
• Seven chil­dren die in school col­lapse
• Cap­i­tal­ism is now its own worst en­emy
• His­tory les­son from Am­rit­sar mas­sacre
• No Brolly, RTÉ rains on its own pa­rade
• Rick pick­ings of the ‘cum-ex’ scan­dal
• Too much fuss over Trudeau’s black­face
• A party di­vided
• Pro­posal for peace in the Mid­dle East
• Lav­ish spend­ing on fu­ner­als is waste­ful
• Bar­baric at­tack on Kevin Lun­ney
• Taking ac­tion on cli­mate change
• Wak­ing up to re­al­ity of beef pro­duc­tion
• No wheel­chairs at cli­mate protests
• Up­grad­ing air­port as chil­dren protest
• Greek tragedies on an is­land par­adise
• Ukraini­ans elected a co­me­dian and now they’re fi­nally smil­ing
• Eight to see at Cork Short Story fes­ti­val
• Rock veter­ans and YouTube novice show pod­cast power
• In pos­si­ble sign for Ir­ish savers, rates bite the Danes
• Clues about Ap­ple’s €13bn bill in Star­bucks and Fiat tax cases
• Brexit and tax threaten el­e­vated Ir­ish debt level
• Plan to ban oil ex­plor­ers slammed as il­log­i­cal
• Aus­tria sets 5G li­censes for ru­ral roll­out
• Firm’s re­ceiver­ship costs top €16.6m
• Oil stead­ies on Saudi re­ports
• Third of bank branches closed
• Aero­nau­ti­cal de­gree grant
• Funds pledge to shift from car­bon-heavy firms
• Nis­san, Ghosn set­tle SEC case
• US rate cuts tied to trade wars
• Ir­ish rab­bits and hares hit by con­ta­gious dis­ease
• UK firms rush to is­sue debt amid lull
• Macra’s Rally ex­pected to draw big crowds
• IFA calls for sup­port of tillage grow­ers
• Whit­bread buys ho­tels in Ger­many
• Fi­nan­cial prospects worry house­holds
• Sports Di­rect bids for pitch op­er­a­tor
• Bridge Notes
• HORO­SCOPES
• Dou­ble Cross­word
• TIME WARP
• QUICK CLUES
• So­lu­tions to pre­vi­ous puz­zle:
• Bowl­ing the vis­i­tors over
• Emoji that: One in five pre­fer icons to words
• Ma­jor house sales rise in Dublin outskirts
• Staffing blamed as 81 pa­tients left on trol­leys in UHL
• Let us prey

Irish Examiner - 2019-09-23

Irish Examiner - 2019-09-25