Irish Independent - 2015-11-04

• Schools forced to cut Catholic classes
• Bank bans withdrawal­s below €700 in branches
• Thousands to be hit with new health insurance hike
• ‘I realised that I wasn’t into girls or boys’
• Sinead Moriarty: Children’s iPad addictions out of control
• Primark squeezed by dollar as profits to fall
• Gardai suspected RIRA planning to kidnap U2 manager
• New Arnotts owners deny any plans to create Brown Thomas on capital’s northside
• Give us back the €700,000 ‘hush money’, minister tells organisers
• SUMMIT DIARY
• €20 burgers leave bad taste with delegates as #foodgate trends
• Facebook working on tech that can ‘read’ photograph­s by users
• Froome says cycling has given sports the template to fight doping
• EU Ombudsman calls for greater transparen­cy on data
• Ireland to lose world-leading cyber-crime research centre
• ‘He was the light of our lives, the energy in our home has now been taken from us’
• Drunk driver jailed for seven-and-a-half years
• The school year is already a crowded affair
• Let’s encourage children to share ideas about world religions –
• Jobseekers in €1.5bn scheme were less likely to find work
• Latest State failure to assist the unemployed is startling
• Complaints to tenancy body surge to 6,000 in 10 months
• Taoiseach outlines strategy in ATM row
• Perry’s election pleas to fall on deaf Fine Gael ears
• ‘A vote for Sinn Féin is a vote for IRA army council,’ claims Tánaiste in Dáil
• Will there be effigies of Emperor Enda? No way, José
• Politician­s eye rivals nervously and wait for opponents to drop the ball
• ‘A few bad eggs are causing these problems – it’s not on a grand scale’
• Fishing groups warned Minister about migrant workers in 2008
• Nash admits he knew of issues with trawlers
• Millions at risk as UK supermarke­ts insist on rights for crews
• Breast cancer screening service restored
• Patient (91) left lying on A&E trolley for 29 hours
• Report on Ms Y birth controvers­y is quashed
• Commuters face delays as rail strike to go ahead
• Galway engineer (30) killed in horror road collision in Australia
• Prison staff ‘turning a blind eye to gangs’
• Online mapping tool to inform ‘better decisions’
• Departing Rehab staff got €3.2m in redundancy
• Fingleton seeks to stop Central Bank inquiry into Irish Nationwide
• ‘Apocalypti­c’ closure will lead to loss of 860 jobs at Michelin
• Donohoe meets Uber to discuss ‘taxi’ service
• Botched routine operation on gland left man (32) blind
• Council chief could be axed over ethics findings
• Petrol cars now drawn into VW emissions scandal
• Taking care of students’ well-being
• The nurture room
• Tackling that CAO form with confidence
• Very positive changes to DARE scheme for CAO applicants
• Body parts from crash site suggest on-board explosion
• Libya to EU: recognise regime or we’ll send flood of migrants
• US embassy bars its staff from visiting the wreckage
• Russia leaves open possibilit­y of Assad’s departure
• David McWIlliams on why Michael O’Leary is in the smiles high club
• New books on Vatican scandals rock Rome
• Ex-surgeon leads Trump in battle for White House
• Pistorius could face 15 years in jail as murder conviction sought
• Williams ‘had just three years to live’ before suicide
• Let’s get a few things clear on Sinn Féin and the price of constructi­ve ambiguity
• Kerry Group shares slip as firm faces ‘challenged’ market
• Project Red: How Ireland got IBRC liquidatio­n deal across the line
• Bruton failed to convince Noonan on SME tax break
• Profits drop 18pc to £11.3m at Dunnes Stores in UK
• Samsung’s new general Lee giving more to investors in firm
• Standard Chartered Irish arm to escape job cuts
• Ryanair now among corporate ‘finest’ in Europe – Barclays
• The buck stops with strong currency as US factories suffer
• Caution the key as markets stay flat
• Injection centres for addicts won’t tackle drug crime
• First State curriculum on beliefs is a game-changer
• Cash transactio­n limits will hurt elderly people
• Technology will have the final say
• Rules for modern gentlemen — would you pass the test?
• ‘1916 memories should be alive every year, not every 100 years’
• Life after Bruce for veteran Nils
• WTF do all these acronyms mean anyway?
• Payne creates Cup history at expense of Mullins
• Peace And Co good enough to beat Faugheen – Henderson
• Solatentif can get De Bromhead team back on track at Fairyhouse
• Summit loss bodes ill for World Cup bid
• Employees’ books chip away at crumbling edifice of Tiger’s image
• Zero tolerance must apply to put stop to biting claims
• ‘Mature’ McGrath relishing new-look Leinster environmen­t
• Rankin in line for Ireland return ahead of World T20
• The 11-point plan for ending GAA fixture chaos
• Storey to take Wicklow hurling reins
• Players won’t force Mourinho out, insists Terry
• Dundalk ponder pitch issues as cup final excitement builds
• Ozil finally delivering answers to questions over ‘big game’ displays
• LA life proved far from American dream
• Sterling class ensures City pass Spanish inquisitio­n to progress
• Gerrard set for shock return to Liverpool
• ‘Club players will be lost unless we act’
• Kiss: No need for knee-jerk reaction to ‘invented problems’
• ROONEY ENDS UNITED’S GOAL DROUGHT
• Duffy’s plan is going too far in bid to solve fixture chaos
• Why we’re on cusp of biggest revolution in era of the car
• Why you need to check your driving licence is up to date. Plus: Jaguar’s new XF.
• Is buying a new car really such a clever move? Plus: save €8,000 on price of a Volvo.
• We bring you the best advice on which cars suit you and your pocket.
• Take a minute and check your licence: its time might be up
• New battery could be ‘range changer’ for electric cars; fuel-cell advances
• Why new cars ‘don’t make sense’, those horrible insurance hikes, eating at the wheel, bad roads
• ‘Being a mum has made my life complete’
• The good godparent guide
• Steal her style
• Life lessons
• Sweet dreams
• Winter wellness
• Festive money tips for mums
• Sound sleepers
• Practical tips for choosing a godparent
• The Money Doctor, John Lowry, on what to do:
• It’s a play date
• It’s the final countdown

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