Irish Independent - 2020-10-06

• Breakdown in trust as ministers defy doctors with Level 3 measures
• Three senior judges visit Woulfe over ‘Golfgate’
• The sporting life of a Kerry rugby star
• Trump unmasked
• Government feels ‘blindsided’ by Nphet meeting
• Recruitmen­t company Indeed tells 1,000 staff they can now work from home indefinite­ly
• Could McClean be the solution to solving Ireland’s away day blues?
• Irish mothers who went public over grief of losing a child
• Trump returns to White House but still fighting virus
• Hero garda who saved nine people died in diving accident
• Fines don’t motivate the public to stick to Covid rules
• Hospitals brace for the worst if national measures falter
• ‘It was as if parts of our winter season dropped off a cliff ’
• Would a short and sharp lockdown have freed us up sooner than limp Level 3?
• €150m loans scheme called for by tourism taskforce
• Move to Level 5 restrictio­ns ‘would have cost Government €1bn in social welfare alone’
• I never imagined I would have to choose between my son and one of my parents
• Assessment of health workers for flu vaccine delayed for two weeks
• Warning from nursing homes chief over increase in coronaviru­s clusters
• Why GAA brought down curtain on club finals
• €197m plan to ‘mix and match’ degrees
• Birthday appeal for best pal gets an All-Star response
• Five held after man abducted and shot in the knee with crossbow bolt
• More than half of prisoners educated only to Junior Certificat­e level
• No-deal Brexit could wipe out 75pc of some UK food exports
• Why we need a good catch at fishery talks
• Coveney to update Cabinet on negotiatio­n progress
• Regulator in warning to lawyers over ‘rude behaviour’
• €45m sci-f i series resumes filming in huge boost for TV industry here
• Medical cards to be extended to 56,000 over-70s
• Dublin councillor­s pass motion for restoratio­n of O’Rahilly’s home
• Man told ex-partner to drop charges or her child and family would ‘get it’
• Family demands justice for girl (12) killed by British soldier
• Teen stabbed to death man who branded him a ‘rat’ in drugs row
• Death-crash suspect who fled hospital found hiding in city hotel
• ‘Sale agreed’ for €735,000 on Flood and Ryan’s family home after long legal dispute
• Press secretary McEnany in quarantine after positive test
• Medical experts baffled over range of drugs given to the president
• Ian O’Doherty
• Corpses from coffins among those swept away as floods kill at least 12
• Sculptor wins 20-year fight to be recognised as Belgian princess
• Our healthy eating guidelines are simple in theory – sticking to them is a different story
• The dawn of a new day in my lazy life
• LEVEL 5 AVOIDED FOR NOW, BUT THIS IS A MAJOR WAKE-UP CALL
• Surveyors predict decline in constructi­on as Covid persists
• Covid cover denial cases could cost FBD €140m
• Toyota and Nissan want Britain to pay them for any post-EU customs costs
• Foot Locker says its Grafton Street rent shouldn’t be owed for period of virus lockdown
• Greencore drops on earnings projection
• Cineworld’s curtain comes down for up to 45,000 jobs worldwide
• Global UN event to be delivered on VR platform designed by Irish firm
• French bank BNP is asked for informatio­n on Jeffrey Epstein’s wealth
• US stimulus talks fail to reach agreement as election looms
• Close-knit: Craft circles unite online
• Tiger Roll is ‘bouncing’ ahead of return – Elliott
• Djokovic overcomes line judge drama to progress
• Leinster ‘hopeful’ Sexton will win fitness race in time for Six Nations restart
• Lowry alters schedule to take detour to BMW PGA
• No chance of any Leinster club championsh­ips – Teehan
• No keeping McNamee down as Rhode ace bounces back to his best
• Partey time for Gunners while Telles seals move
• Bohs’ hat-trick hero Grant targets return to U-21 fold
• Napoli star in quarantine as Covid causes chaos in camp for Slovakia
• Robinson targets play-off joy to lift the spirits of absent fans
• Hill set for November 1 start as new FAI chief executive
• Cork and Waterford incidents highlight how adherence has been fraying at edges
• Inter-county takes priority as clubs go to back of queue
• UNITED SET UP FOR ANOTHER MESS AFTER LATEST PUSH ON PANIC BUTTON
• VETERAN DUFFY DELIGHTED TO DEPART ON A HIGH

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