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What the papers say: Friday's front pages
Here are the stories making headlines across the country this Friday...
Taoiseach defends ‘brief’ trip to US
Simon Harris flew back from the US on Thursday....
Nasa mission to Jupiter moon is 'not looking for ET', but for signs it could be habitable
The Europa Clipper spacecraft, which will explore Jupiter's Europa moon, will have launch windows until November 6th....
Court hears man made over 10,000 hoax phone calls to emergency services
Detective Garda Jeremy Gibbons said the accused allegedly made persistent calls to the Emergency Call Answering Services (ECAS)....
Father who raped nine-year-old daughter fails in appeal against conviction
At the Court of Appeal on Thursday, Mr Justice John Edwards rejected the appeal by the 59-year-old man, who cannot be named to protect the identity of his daughter....
Man sues over injury he suffered in log splitter accident at stud farm
Ted Roche (22), of Ballyscanlon, Fenor, Tramore, Co Waterford, sued stud farm owner Paul Shanahan over the accident at Mr Shanahan's Ashtown Stud, Kilmacthomas, Co Waterford, on September 22nd 2019....
Religious orders will not ‘get off the hook’ over abuse again, Taoiseach pledges
Simon Harris said he would work on a cross-party basis on the matter....
Garda Commissioner welcomes arrest of senior figure in Kinahan crime gang
Sean McGovern was named in the Special Criminal Court in Dublin as one of the leaders of the Kinahan organisation earlier this year....
Any move to trigger election will not be surprise to coalition partners – Harris
The Taoiseach said he will speak to his Government colleagues in the weeks ahead about pushing through their final pieces of legislation....
Lack of time and money prevents people from supporting their mental health, survey reveals
15 per cent of the survey respondents said they do not know how to support their mental health, and 13 per cent said it is not seen as something people in their circle do....