Irish Independent - 2020-10-19

• Deer rut is at its peak
• Dawn of a new lockdown but schools, creches to stay open
• Number of houses on sale at lowest level in 14 years
• Search teams fear the worst as Fungie remains missing since last Thursday
• Trump ‘inciting terrorists’ with chants: governor
• Legal eagles eyeing up Séamus Woulfe’s seat
• ‘My struggle to trace my adopted brother on Facebook helped me to reunite over 1,200 Romanian children with their birth families’
• How to survive another lockdown – dig deep and learn from the past
• Man who didn’t isolate after return from holiday led to at least 56 infections
• Where are the female voices in the virus talks?
• 10,000 remote working spaces planned for towns
• Hard learning curve plays out in schools as Covid forces teachers and students to adapt
• ECB’s Christine Lagarde: ‘Recovery remains uncertain, uneven, and incomplete’
• Lockdown a huge responsibi­lity that demands time and thought
• Vulnerable and elderly struggle to take back control of finances after curbs
• Irish film awards pull in array of A-listers despite virtual ceremony
• Adverse weather blamed for rise in zoo deaths
• Former Tyrone goalkeeper (33) dies suddenly just hours after becoming ill
• Door for talks to avoid a no-deal Brexit remains ajar, insists UK minister Gove
• Robotic assistant ‘Leona’ performs first surgery in Tallaght hospital
• Rising caesarean section rate linked to age of mothers
• For auction: Rare replica of ‘Book of Kells’ and a Joyce death mask
• Civil servant arrested under UK Official Secrets Act
• Armenia and Azerbaijan blame each other for shattered truce
• Rallies held in French cities in wake of beheading of teacher
• UAE minister accused of sexual assault by festival organiser
• Nasa spacecraft will attempt to snatch rubble from ancient asteroid
• UN arms embargo on Iran expires despite US objections
• German citizenshi­p denied over man’s refusal to shake hands
• Two pieces of unexpected good news in prospect and how they might save 2021
• Biggest ever Budget did little to close the gaping chasm between rich and poor
• We are about to enter a darker time for so many
• DID WE REALLY NEED TO WAIT FOUR DAYS FOR A DECISION?
• Leaders sacrificin­g people on altar of the economy
• Fever hospitals were used in past to manage pandemics
• Only third of HBFI sites now under constructi­on
• How business benefits from sense of social responsibi­lity
• Ardern win shows that it pays to track well-being
• ‘I couldn’t bear the thought of my little boy just dying inside me. I wanted to hold him and let him know he wasn’t alone’
• Ask the therapist
• Dr Jennifer Grant How do I reduce my resting heart rate?
• How to break your addiction to carbs
• Squeeze tight and... hold on a second… Five myths about your pelvic floor
• ‘I want to finish what my beloved wife Deirdre started’
• ‘What if my child catches Covid because of me?’
• My daughter thinks she has ADD. Should we get her assessed?
• Two-In-One
• Joyce takes rap for Mayo mauling
• VAN DIJK BLOW TO REDS' HOPES
• TOTAL RECALL
• GAA MEETS ' NEW NORMAL'
• Infusion of talent turns Mayo into contenders
• ‘Embarrasse­d’ Joyce handed worst loss by sublime Mayo
• Bonner praises Donegal ‘focus’ in successful dress rehearsal
• Cleary fends off brave showing by Fermanagh
• Big guns shine for Dublin but McEntee’s men pose problems
• Hyland on song as Lilies hold off Cavan
• Sixth win on the trot sees Cork secure promotion
• Smith brace key to Roscommon victory
• McEnaney laments misses after Clifford ensures profitable drive north for Kingdom
• Donohue inspires Galway
• Derry shine as Glass returns
• Sweeney proves spot-on for Tipp
• Heslin makes the headlines as Lake focus on promotion
• Young Rebels outgun Clare in final quarter
• Frayne fires Royals past Dublin
• McElroy points way for Wee
• Wexford’s Waters marks 100th appearance with crucial goal
• Broderick on fire for Carlow
• Wicklow rising after seven-up
• Tipp cruise past Kingdom
• Quinn inspires Offaly’s success
• Kehoe points Lilies to victory
• Traumas that made 1995 win sweeter for Dublin
• Down accuracy proves pivotal against Oak Leaves
• McNaughton hits late winner for Antrim
• Dubs keep calm as Lavin and Archer point the way
• Galway sweat on absentees after powering past Kingdom
• O’Kelly-Lynch is Sligo hero
• Lanzini’s late strike ruins Bale comeback for Spurs
• Mitrovic endures ‘tough day’ as he misses
• Dunk slammed for tackle but Seagulls earn a deserved point
• Mourinho admits players were ‘not strong enough to cope psychologi­cally’
• Barkley banks a late winner as valiant Villa keep up their perfect start
• Liverpool’s vice-grip on derby loosening as Everton continue to progress
• United taste late success but still lack the key ingredient­s for next level
• Aguero under fire after assistant incident – but will face no further action
• Charter change just the ticket for Irish boss Pauw
• Duffy woe on red-letter day for Rangers
• Deegan leads way for Shels
• Cork slip deeper into mire
• Recent Sevens graduates highlight success of Ireland’s pathway system
• Zebo heroics not enough to end Exeter Euro fairytale
• Griffin: We’re focused on playing and actually wearing the jersey
• Doris hopes Irish team can lift the gloom
• Phelan goes dark before lighting up Germany with stunning display to claim crowns
• Caldwell secures best finish as Otaegui wins at ‘home of golf’
• Olympian Merveldt guides novice Esporim to double runner-up places
• Lyons’ grand plan eclipses Naas rivals

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