Irish Independent - 2015-01-01

• Labour minister warns same-sex marriage poll faces shock defeat
• Thousands turn out to welcome 2015
• Viewers complain of ‘biased’ weather forecasts
• Why we need developers
• The women who twist my words
• Wet, windy and mild – it’s a mixed bag ahead
• Martina Devlin
• New mums spend only two days in hospital
• AirAsia flight may have stalled before crash
• Defiant Putin hails seizure of Crimea
• Referendum­s can deliver unpleasant surprises
• Scotland marks New Year with its first same-sex weddings
• Safety will be central in debate on nuclear power
• Church ‘would have a stronger case if it had embraced civil partnershi­p’
• Families to get some relief as Budget Day tax cuts kick in today
• Child benefit boost doesn’t solve real problem
• 1,800 design jobs could be created in three years
• Fianna Fail on election footing now, says Martin
• Pharmacies put patients at risk with poor standards
• Crowds around world turn out to celebrate despite recent tragedies
• Teens get gastric bands as obesity time-bomb explodes
• Feast of poetry to mark 150 years since Yeats’s birth
• Experts at odds over value of e-cigarettes in kicking habit
• New tax breaks to lure Hollywood stars to Ireland
• The future: drones, big phones and self-driving automobile­s
• Road deaths up on last year with 196 fatalities
• 34 owners and still going strong... tough old motors that refuse to die
• Households borrow less as they focus on repaying mortgage debt
• Open season on car sales as dealers set for bumper year
• A new year, new parties and a new Dail
• Up to 100 still feared missing from Greek blaze ferry
• Ebola nurse now ‘sitting up and talking’ as she gets treatment
• Hundreds of abandoned migrants rescued from ship
• Killer of eight – including two children – had been charged with sex crime
• Emigration-hit Lithuania aims for brighter euro future
• The €330bn US fighter jet that can’t fire its guns
• Keeping a dying language on life support
• We must use our God-given gifts
• Same-sex marriage: let’s have a respectful debate
• Nama unit used to funnel Anglo cash to Central Bank liquidated
• Oil on course for biggest price drop since 2008
• Currency traders enjoy best year since 2008
• Private equity giant reveals millions in fees it will charge investors and firms
• Shelbourne Markets incurred €435k loss before sell-off
• Who to watch in business this year
• European stocks rise to end 2014
• US jobless rate shows surprise rise in last week of 2014
• SOCIAL MEDIA
• ‘I’ve two years left as an action star’
• THE LIFE AND TIMES OF @BoringKear­ney
• Madden and Marito to deny stars at Tramore
• De Bromhead disappoint­ment after weight error costs Sadler’s
• No easy wayback to top for the Dubs – Cullen
• Young Blues out to impress Cunningham on first start
• BOYS FROM BRAZIL
• HOME TRUTHS
• COME AGAIN?
• Fourteen moments that shaped 2014
• Munster rolling out big guns in effort to claim rare interpro hat-trick
• Armitage launches appeal against 12-week ban
• Hughton hopes for new dawn on south coast
• Thedark side of football’s transfer window
• Van Gaal thanks United fans for their ‘unbelievab­le support’
• CITY BID TO EXTEND LAMPARD LOAN DEAL
• Gunners targeting McCarthy
• Gerrard has earned right to speak to other clubs, says Rodgers

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