Irish Independent - 2020-10-28

• The parenting guide
• €180,000 cash stolen from home in burglary
• Why high-scoring hurling games are boring
• Survivors accuse Government of cover-up over failure to publish report
• Legal letters reveal tragic family divide
• Land row claims three lives and leaves locals shattered
• A decent, private and polite family hit by tragedy
• Garda ‘fraud squad’ make third arrest as part of probe into education board
• Focus on Covid obscures worrying trends in other healthcare areas
• Government ready for request to take ICU patients from Northern Ireland
• Airport tests on hold as DAA waits for approval
• Holohan says no reason why schools should not reopen after the midterm
• Covid deaths may be Trump’s most egregious failing
• Not even Europe’s well-mannered ‘café culture’ could slow momentum of amoral malaise in this second relentless surge
• No justice for Sophie, but some closure at last in most bizarre of murder cases
• State will not appeal over refusal to extradite Bailey
• Vicky Phelan says promises broken over Cervical tribunal
• Ex-solicitors had 60 fake identities to defraud banks out of €395,000
• Duke of Devonshire donates priceless 15th century Book of Lismore to UCC
• Sex assault case judges and lawyers to get new training
• Brace yourselves: Wild weather is ready to blow in
• ‘Deliver us from evil’ priest is jailed over child porn video
• Suspect on ‘Most Wanted’ list last seen here
• Fully loaded: The young stars lighting up under-30s rich list
• Creche worker used ‘appalling roughness’ on two-year-old
• Next generation stent treatment a breakthrou­gh for heart patients
• O’Gorman is a green minister in every way
• Surge in early voting scrambles Election Day prediction­s across US
• If they win, Democrats must learn to use the system to drive home their advantage
• Trump faces rape libel claim after ruling he is not employee of US government of US government
• Polarity spurs ‘perilous moment’ of anticipate­d fears for the future
• France tells citizens visiting Muslim countries to take extra precaution­s
• India and US sign defence pact amid heightened tensions in region
• There’s no evidence to show a ban on public worship does anything but harm
• HSE should take its own medicine
• Pope’s comments show he is living in the real world
• Property values on Ireland’s top retail streets slump by a f ifth
• Why is State-owned PTSB selling good loans?
• Ireland top nation in Europe for startup financing
• Covid hit to tourism costs Murphy’s Ice Cream chain €880,000 in lost sales
• CRH sells Brazilian cement business
• Some opportunit­ies are taking longer – First Derivative­s CEO
• Easyjet sells off jets to lessors as travel restrictio­ns hit finances
• Oil rally lifts BP into profit as firm plots greener path
• ECB glitch sees €400m drop in asset values
• Chipmaker AMD in $35bn Xilinx deal to take on Intel
• The parents who want their children to be gender-neutral
• Bill Linnane:
• Your Stars
• SATELLITE
• Teen star Ewing aims to keep shining for Elliott
• ‘I got away with murder when I was younger’
• Paris ‘fear factor’ has been erased – O’Driscoll
• McBrearty is on course for Red Hand clash – Bonner
• Pride of England Lampard wants to be judged on achievemen­ts only
• GAELIC GAMES FIXTURES
• City closer to their best as Torres sets the tone
• Bradley reveals Hoops’ ‘fantastic offer’ in bid to keep Byrne
• Lennon backs his Bhoys to silence growing array of critics
• Joy for Clancy as Drogs seal promotion on night of drama in First Division
• Leading Ireland to glory would cap Sexton’s stellar career
• ‘No regrets’ on calling time in Oz – McKenna
• No pain no gain:
• Six Nations win would be greatest achievemen­t – Sexton
• D-Day for Cork City fans as they vote over €1 sale of club
• HEALY READY TO JOIN 100-CAP CLUB AFTER ALMOST HAVING IT ALL TAKEN AWAY
• SOLSKJAER STICKS TO STORY OVER VAN DE BEEK’S SUB PLOT

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