Irish Independent - 2013-11-01

• Now we’re paying off mortgages into our 70s
• Fears of fee hikes as second bank in a week pulls out
• Consumers to save up to €8 a month on statins
• Dunphy ‘humbled’ as his bestsellin­g ‘Rocky Road’ nominated for two awards
• We have no evidence US has bugged our phones, says Gilmore
• Profits at firm behind KFC soar 93pc
• Suarez exit was ‘never on cards’
• Obama’s approval ratings hit new low
• Four-year low for numbers on dole
• McCoy eyes Down Royal triumph
• Anglo liquidator­s re-hire former staff
• Sobering reminder we are not yet out of the woods
• How emotional letter on a computer tipped police off to editors’ love affair
• New price index lets companies compare their rents
• Cancer battle has made me love growing old, says RTE’s Lawlor
• Lovers oversaw a decade of illegal activity at tabloid newspapers, court told
• Water shutdown to be extended after rationing fails to hit target
• ‘We pay for something we can’t use’
• From empire to Free State, old Ireland goes online
• Photo of mystery girl found on street set to be released
• It’s early days, but radio rivals happy with figures
• Female garda in sexual assault case ‘gave Santa boxers to accused’
• Almost a quarter of cancer patients seek counsellin­g
• Academic salute for military heroes
• Gardai arrest woman (20) over mother of one’s death at party
• Appointmen­ts at Irish Independen­t
• Spaceman takes Enda for a drive in his Batmobile
• Ireland is ‘easily the best place’ to invest – IT chief
• Rapist jailed for seven years ‘too shy’ to apologise to victim
• Father of 3 autistic children’s ‘pathetic’ bid to steal €170k
• Scary thought – BT has opened its festive store
• Psychiatri­c admissions are highest in the west
• ‘Lethal’ levels of ecstasy in man at Phoenix Park gig, inquest told
• Presentati­on Sisters founder Nano Nagle one step closer to canonisati­on by the Vatican
• Borrowers will pay off home loans in their 70s
• Nurse sues driver after egg thrower blinded her
• Byrne to take stand as prosecutio­n winds up case
• Mum jailed over crime spree days after prison release
• Man killed girlfriend in row over loss of flat
• Cowen: I did my duty when I asked IMF to bail out Ireland
• Violence in North scares off investors – US envoy
• One man stabbed – but Halloween night ‘quiet’
• Student grants paid ahead of schedule after 2012 debacle
• Agency will sell our food expertise to world, says Coveney
• Drug gang suspected in theft of GAA club’s lights
• Threats are denied in ill worker case
• Paltrow lets rip at critics of her role as a mum
• 87 migrants found dead in desert just miles from safety
• €236m ‘unity’ statue divides opinion
• Fury over revelation­s spies hacked Google, Yahoo data
• Syria meets deadline to destroy chemical weapons
• Michael: you may be rude, arrogant and over the top – but we all owe you
• Why we must tap into investment to keep water flowing in our ever expanding capital
• High standards aren’t easy or popular but we need them
• Scared by troika’s exit
• The electorate needs real alternativ­es, now
• Openness and transparen­cy can only serve us well
• Mental illness attitudes
• Exit of Danske Bank is another blow for the ordinary customer
• Gilmore’s brave face under strain as grassroots wither
• Populist cliches about ‘charity fat cats’ ignore reality
• Manufactur­ing hits two-year high after five months of growth
• Top finance controller­s favour bailout exit safety net
• ISEQ struts its stuff among top performers
• European investors pile into John Mullins’ €150m solar fund
• BoI’s shares rise 4.3pc on clear path to share sale
• DNA database could help prevent €500m in stock being Shoplifted
• Bank upbeat on economic growth despite our €2.5bn slash-and-tax Budget
• State ‘is real driver of R&D’ says former science adviser
• Staff lose one week a year to old PCs
• No prizes for guessing what UK exit from EU would mean for us
• Euro stocks hit five-year high
• Pageant raises Datalex stake to 10.5pc
• Britain may tax foreign investors to ease housing bubble fears
• Trading crunch strikes at top investment banks
• UK will open up tax evasion-busting database
• I’m a Mamil (*) and proud (* middle-aged man in Lycra)
• ‘Couples who play together, stay together’
• Cecelia: My new book was inspired by George Clooney
• Why we’ll always love Dolly Parton
• ‘They are all individual­s. But I’m not’
• Man up and use your own products!
• THE WAY WE WEAR
• PICK OF THE DAY
• TODAY’S RADIO
• Jet to shoot for the Stars in career finale
• Boldini primed to draw first blood for Ballydoyle
• Cooper gets White Star Line home for emotional triumph
• McIlroy gets back into the swing in Shanghai
• ‘There’s no magic formula’
• Cloonan to join Galway back-roomteam
• Clare solve fixture conundrum
• Gopperth warns Leinster they need to up work rate
• Cork’s derby days take on a life of their own – O’Reilly
• Long-serving Cronin promoted to world stage
• Schmidt mus thit Ireland for six
• Varley earns chorus of approval on bus trips
• ‘I’llhaveno hesitation selecting Brianifhe isfullyfit’
• Mowen replaces Horwill as Australia skipper
• Kiss expects ‘heated’ talks with Schmidt over line-ups
• I was nervous about being knocked out again, admits Marshall
• Ventre hoping new deal will put silver lining on Cup success
• Circuit of Ireland poised for return to ERC calendar
• Hanley insists passion is all that matters for Longford
• The Jose I know hasn’t changed one bit– Eto’o
• Celtic’s Dublin fixture plan gets UEFA boot
• Arrival of Bale can drive Ronaldo to
• Friedel warns Pellegrini that dropping Hart could back fire
• Explosive Uruguayan fuels belief Liverpool can finally detonate a bomb in the sky
• Evengreate­rheights
• Schmidt warns ‘flat’ Sexton: place at risk
• Bookies halt O’Neill betting as FAI confirm Latvia friendly
• Merlin’s magical retreat
• Rush to to the the beach beach
• Tudor Crisp
• Mizen in action
• Cool Hunters’ give us the blues
• Home Economics
• take four ... with room for a pony
• Why U-turn by ‘Philo’ will tax house building
• Varley seeks high note
• Garryowen desperate for result a sold rivals renew hostilitie­s
• Hanrahan shows his class
• Clontarf bring Dolphin’s perfect start to an end
• Hook and Perpignan in ominous form
• VAN DEN HEEVER ON WAY
• Night of nostalgia paying tribute to one of the greats
• ‘I looked at leaving, but playing here everyweek is my dream’
• ‘My focus now is to go full throttle each week and earn Ireland recall’
• Loyalty key ingredient for small club with huge heart
• PLAYER FOCUS
• in hard yards all for love of the game
• THIS WEEK’S FIXTURES
• Opportunit­y knocks for players to stake claim
• THE MAN IN RED
• DRIVE TIME
• COVER STORY
• LETTER FROMTHE EDITOR
• THE FIT BROTHERS
• TECHNOFILE
• OBJETS D'TECH
• MASTERS OF STYLE
• MOVEMBER GROOMING
• IAN MADIGAN FACT FILE
• The Art of MANLINESS
• The Man Behind the Mo
• ALL EYES ON ROBBIE
• APP-SOLUTELY FABULOUS

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