Irish Independent - 2019-10-11

• Brexit hope as Johnson finally gives ground on customs checks
• Law students probed over offensive messages about female trainees
• Audit: Bailey pays back expenses
• Lack of plan B has ruined integrity of Rugby World Cup
• Boris could learn so much from Angela Merkel
• Fears grow of ‘Aussie flu’ threat to elderly
• Synagogue massacre avoided when 3D-printed gun jammed
• Aer Lingus forced to postpone route expansion due to delivery delays with Airbus aircraft
• Promising signs, but just how big a breakthrou­gh remains untold
• Not-so-secret summit in Rooneyland yields fresh hopes of unlikely deal
• ‘There may be deaths in no-deal exit,’ warns England’s chief medical officer
• Priceofbre­adanddairy goods to soar if there’s no deal, warns Central Bank
• Protection payments ‘like a plot from The Sopranos’
• Nationwide probe into extortion rackets
• €40m expansion of Trump’s Doonbeg resort gets go-ahead
• Nobel prizes: Austrian and Polish writers triumph after sex-scandal delays
• D ublin property prices fall as overall market softens
• Builder to sell 56 units in docklands to council for €22m
• Land agency won’t build enough social housing, experts warn
• Death rate from most common stroke at ‘record low’
• Woman ‘raped by boy (15) in bed and breakfast,’ court is told
• Apple removes app used in Hong Kong to ‘ambush’ police
• ‘Boxer’ Moran defends driving 2.5-litre BMW despite climate fears
• Hares under CCTV for high-tech study
• Buyers offer €10,000 for an antique cabinet after image of Our Lady spotted on the door
• Inflation up due to rent and health insurance increases
• Stephen Gately’s mum praises fans who turned up for his tenth anniversar­y
• Amazon’s security camera uses squad of human spies
• Children in need of specialist dental care wait over two years
• Rise in honours Maths uptake to attain CAO bonus points ‘has not improved standards’
• SF councillor who knocked out victim’s teeth escapes jail sentence
• Fossil find: Geologist stumbles across 325-million-year-old bones on beach
• Two Trump donors held on charges of channellin­g Russian cash to candidates
• Climate activist lies on top of plane in protests at airport
• European powers will have to act amid threat of Isil regaining foothold
• Mortars kill boy (12) as Kurdish towns under intense fire
• Women football fans ‘fenced off ’ in Iran as ban finally ends
• ‘It happens’ – Trump says diplomat’s wife won’t return to the UK over fatal crash
• Budget failed to alleviate plight of most vulnerable despite welcome initiative­s
• Trump, Kellyanne and her husband – a bizarre love/hate triangle
• DON’T COUNT YOUR CHICKENS, BUT FINALLY THERE’S OPTIMISM
• Massive demand for €2bn of ‘green’ borrowing
• Union calls for law enforcing workers’ right to disconnect
• Galway lab to expand due to ‘good upside of Brexit’
• EU removes UAE from its tax ‘blacklist’
• Indian hotel giant OYO lines up Irish expansion
• ‘This is not the Michael that I know’
• How Coleen changed public opinion about her overnight
• Will Smith is hunted by a younger clone of himself
• Two-In-One
• SATELLITE
• ‘Buttercup’ leads Cesarewitc­h raiders
• Lowry faces uphill task after slow start
• Davy fires back at Loughnane after ‘power’ jibe
• I wouldn’t have picked me – I’m not playing, admits Hogan
• Tonight’s games
• Schmidt’s focus is on weathering Samoa storm
• Irate Scots threaten World Rugby with legal action
• Where we stand after dramatic day in Japan
• Tonight’s games
• SPORT ON TV HIGHLIGHTS
• IRISH YOUNG GUNS STAND THEIR GROUND
• Schmidt urges Ireland to rise above chaos
• McCarthy ready to throw Connolly in at deep end
• EVERGREEN WHELAN WANTS TO RECORD STRAIGHT
• LONG AND WINDING ROAD TO LAOIS DECIDER FOR ATTRIDE
• Splash of Grand Designs
• Eleanor Flegg looks at signature pieces for grand interiors
• Kevin McCloud inspired a Waterford couple’s renovation
• Sites with plans and full permission
• Penthouse luxury over one floor with great views of Phoenix Park
• Secluded and secure spot within yards of Dromoland’s golf course
• Colourful social history adds to charm of refurbishe­d cottage
• Indulging in ‘property porn’ still a safe bet
• Malahide and seek in north Dublin
• Adare to the fore as Ryder hype tees off
• Dublin Mountains, city lights views in D24
• Tradition steps aside as designers take charge
• Dodderbroo­k’s final phase has A-ratings and warmed-up estate
• Our property finance expert answers your questions
• Painting the Irish with pigs in the parlour and satire
• Chance for trophy pad restoratio­n
• D15’s Overlook wedged into a golfing paradise
• READY TO MAKE THE STEP UP
• ‘My focus is only here, not events in Japan’
• ‘I wanted to be an Olympic sprinter’
• Winning mentality now clear for all to see
• Keenan putting Sevens experience to good use
• Rampant Ashbourne blazing an early trail at the top of Division 1A
• JJ THE ONE TO WATCH
• Fly-half’s Glasgow masterclas­s remembered
• The rising Reds star eager to make his mark
• Sky the limit for club and ambitious president
• UCC and Highfield aim to add to early lead
• The ‘miracle match’ showed the fight in the team and how much victory meant

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