Irish Independent - 2015-12-09

• Heavy rain and gales to bring more floods
• ‘Old boy network’ wins out in school place row
• Tailoring study to meet the needs of children
• Kim and Kanye not alone in foisting an unusual name on their child
• Lorraine Courtney: No half measures in tackling festive binge culture
• Outrage at Trump’s call to ban Muslims from entering the US
• Row over Kelly’s delay in publishing report on planning
• Flynn brothers’ veggie cookbook puts Nigella and Jamie in the shade
• Happy Pear House Salad with Pumpkin Seed and Parsley Pesto
• Review of chopper rescue after teen falls back into sea
• Red Cross in talks to fast-track €5m flood aid
• EU joins forces to push for deal at UN climate summit
• Charity shop left counting the cost of flood damage
• ‘Earth’s a garden, let’s not pass it on as a wilderness’
• O’Brien seeks name of PR firm’s client who commission­ed dossier
• The high stakes and costs of unravellin­g multiple mysteries
• Pharmacist ‘faced death threats after refusal of EpiPen’
• Mum who tried to abduct girl from crèche spared jail
• Consumer confidence at highest in 10 years
• Farmer jailed for 18 months over ‘appalling’ cruelty to starved ponies
• Our councillor­s will be with us for a while yet
• Firms run by O’Donnell paid €330k in settlement­s for underdecla­red taxes
• The quiet man of Sligo politics at the centre of a national scandal
• It’s all Christmas trees and catwalks for this Dáil’s final festive hurrah
• FG to stay on message and avoid ‘fisticuffs’ with Labour
• Now Adams opens the door to doing business with Labour Party
• ‘Babies will die’ unless maternity hospital included on children’s site
• Varadkar hails free GP scheme for over-70s and under-6s as success
• Minister’s proposals will make breaches of alcohol advertisin­g rules a criminal offence
• Children in one-parent homes face a higher risk of accidents
• Revenue defaulters hit for €14m
• Change law on search warrants – watchdog
• O’Brien may seek to quash parts of Moriarty report if procedures breached
• ‘I’ll never forget mum’s face as she got amazing help from St Vincent de Paul’
• Advantages of applying for the HEAR scheme
• We should celebrate big number of grant holders in institutes of technology
• Fear of terror attack blamed as crowds stay away from Vatican
• Pistorius is granted bail with relaxed terms for his house arrest – but he must wear electronic tag
• Reprieve for maid who faced death by stoning over adultery
• Six children drown after dinghy sinks off coast of Turkey
• Platini vows to tell ‘only the truth’ as he appeals his 90-day FIFA ban
• Billionair­e buffoon a distant prospect for presidency – but that he’s a prospect at all is wake-up call for US
• ECB policy is playing a part in the rise of Le Pen’s FN in France
• Ludicrous, cynical gombeen politician­s – they haven’t gone away, you know...
• ‘One size fits all’ approach to RE studies is no substitute for diversity of patronage
• Central Bank gets new powers to restrict credit flow in economy
• UK financial firms could flock here after Brexit – Bank
• Most Custom House Capital investors yet to get payouts
• Starwood seeks clearance for €200m buy
• Kellys ready for Dublin takeoff
• Anglo American shares plunge on mass lay-offs
• Enterprise Ireland backs 2020 R&D target
• Revenue and confidence on the rise in manufactur­ing sector
• Agent’s profits soar on back of property boom
• Luton expansion worth £1bn to UK
• Oil slump and weaker China roil markets
• Rediscover­ing the real meaning of Christmas
• We urgently need an anti-corruption agency
• Deep truth vs deep nonsense
• Depolitici­se planning
• Magic mushrooms
• ‘I wanted to shine a light on the ancient spirit of the Irish’
• Sisters in arms during the Rising
• ‘Ricky’ fulfils O’Hanlon’s England ambition
• Woman player dies from head injury
• Dullea hoping to slay Goliath when Damut steps up in class
• Dublin’s axe cuts deep with disappoint­ed Nolan
• Ricou to join Mullins’ team for winter stint of riding out
• GPA backing championsh­ip extension for lower-tier sides
• Antrim ‘coup’ aims to boost underachie­vers
• Cody losing out in local v internatio­nal rivalry
• Dublin clubs enjoy transfer advantage
• Pool of Irish sporting talent deserves annual awards splash
• Lawrie’s pain at prospect of ‘shutdown’ all too clear
• Zebo remains relaxed about his future as decision looms
• Murray winning foot race as Munster escape injury crisis
• Madigan switch a test case for the IRFU
• Kiss admits Henderson may
• O’Brien sees specialist about ear problem
• Wenger urges Arsenal to think positive
• Neville going back to basics in pursuit of glory
• Dundalk land McEleney and Benson
• Mourinho: We don’t want to be in Europa League
• RONALDO HITS FOUR AS MADRID CRUSH MALMO
• Hapless United plunged into Euro chasm
• Reliance on Martial sums up Van Gaal’s fragile philosophy
• Van Gaal defiant in defeat
• Sturridge may not play again until New Year
• England beckons for Te’o as he puts internatio­nal ambitions first
• U-21 GRADE DESERVES TO TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER COLLEGES GAA
• Cooperlate­sttojoingr­owingKerry­listforsur­gery
• Renault takes new Megane upmarket as buyers demand more from family cars
• VW scam buster warns how a similar case could be on cards in EU
• Report ‘soon’ on electric car plans
• Volvo to target Audi’s A4 on pricing of new S90 saloon
• Making it safety first when it comes to buying secondhand car
• Ford’s playing the ‘ketchup’ game for its cars of the future
• How Brendan is leading the charge in worldwide search for motoring’s Holy Grail
• Three-in-one as Hyundai takes electric, plug-in hybrid route
• A crossover or a saloon? New car high-rev risk? Best cars for bad backs?

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