Irish Independent - 2016-01-26

• Kelly firmly rules out Lowry support as Burton flounders
• Gardaí find tool used to dismember canal victim
• Drugs scourge
• US giants to save $150m in tax after Irish move
• Weather warning as tail end of Jonas hits coast
• Simple steps to enjoying a healthy sex life after 40
• Sinead Moriarty: It’s time to tackle concussion in sport
• Pressure on Greece to stop flow of migrants into Europe
• Howlin: I want to bring back town councils
• ‘We’re nervous that we’ll be faced with flooding again’
• Non-party TDs who ‘join the army’ must ‘wear the boots’
• The key Independen­ts ... and what they want
• An edgy wait to see who looks good on the Dáil dancefloor
• Kelly to announce funding for 1,000 new social homes
• Burton goes walkabout to dodge Lowry question
• Cameron’s EU fears ‘solvable’, says Kenny
• Former TD to run for Dáil on rural GP issue
• AAA-PBP agreement is already looking like a split
• I’m taking RTÉ to court over exposé: councillor
• Noonan loves his fiscal policy buzzwords – but voters should be wary
• Explorer dies following in Shackleton’s footsteps
• Finding head crucial to determinin­g how father of one died
• Two retiring council chiefs shared €500,000
• ‘One of the worst cases I have ever seen’
• Another maternal death highlights ambiguous status of the unborn
• ‘Late Late’ shouldn’t be on the rack over Dynamo the lamb’s TV debut
• Health watch dog calls for single agency to track negligence claims
• Energy companies accused of ‘profiteeri­ng’on household bills
• Public bodies may miss EU’s power targets
• Firms are pulling a fast one and they know it
• It may not discourage them, but at least people will know what they’re taking
• Teenagers are being used as ‘guinea pigs’ to test lethal substances
• ‘Apprentice’ winner faces cocaine and public drunkennes­s charges
• Schools told expulsion over narcotics must be last resort
• Charity gets 260 calls to take Christmas gift dogs
• Rape of woman with Down Syndrome ‘beyond trauma’
• Irish fashion ‘Oscars’ return to the Kingdom
• Merger of vintners’ groups collapses over CEO package
• Nine children among 47 killed in strikes on Syria
• Warning for pregnant women as Zika virus to spread
• EU launches new unit in terror fight as Isil releases ‘brutal’ video
• Tory grandee Cecil Parkinson dies aged 84
• Hillary’s strengths can also be weaknesses, says Barack Obama
• Former NYC mayor Bloomberg mulls last-minute entry to US presidenti­al race
• Social injustice and inequality play a pivotal role in mental health of citizens
• Cork software firm bought by US investors behind Everton FC bid
• Lack of praise a key bugbear among unmotivate­d employees
• Constructi­on output 14pc, but capacity shortage hurts recovery
• No certainty that banks will not need to tap public funds again
• IDA site visits soar by 57pc as Dublin dominance wanes
• Tech firms to create160 new jobs in consultanc­y, cloud, data and software
• Enterprise awards focus on building legacies
• Irish firm in NHS initiative
• Oil prices plunge again as Iraq confirms record output
• Sky invests $10m in US marketing analysts DataXu
• Move to Hong Kong ‘may increase HSBC’s global tax bill’
• Shares resume falls as oil rout continues
• Crippling our A&Es with a dose of the sniffles
• Coalition should turn up heat on energy suppliers
• Exceptiona­l retelling of Handel
• The stars look very different today
• It’s all gone pear-shaped... in a good way
• Pat Henry says: ‘Keep an eye on your hormone levels when embarking on a fat loss journey’
• How much cartoon time is too much?
• Dowling star honoured in British awards
• National Hunt industry needs a lift – Kavanagh
• Konta springs major shock to join Murray in quarter-finals
• ‘Supersub’ aiming to have steps in tune for August
• Mayo absentees force Rochford to target league survival
• Offaly’s Dooley and O’Connor set to pursue dual dream
• Hard court helps to soften Donaghy’s Kingdom return
• DONNELLY BALL SET FOR SWIFT CROKE PARK DEBUT
• Fennelly admits injury toll will be ‘difficulty’ when career ends
• Third-level chiefs back panels to end eligibilit­y rows
• ‘Gambling is polluting the principles of game’ – Butler
• ‘Don’t think about past defeats’ urges Klopp
• Reds boss reveals ‘intensive’ defensive meetings
• Turmoil at Old Trafford scuppered Bale move
• Mendes urged United to leave De Gea deal to last minute
• Why world’s most expensive player walks alone in the bizarre world of Bernabeu
• NASRI REVEALS INJURY REQUIRED 100 STITCHES
• Carolan confident of bright future
• Hartley leads England’s bid to rediscover old fear factor
• MANNING TO FACE NEWTON IN SUPER BOWL
• Money men calling the tune but Pro12 must rise again to keep elite competitio­n alive
• We have every right to be worried
• Sexton concussion fears cause headaches for both Leinster and the IRFU
• Cullen running out of players for visit to Dragons’ den
• Pressure grows on Schmidt as more player exits loom
• Munster shock as Earls close to Saracens switch
• Cats ace backs club plan but Kilkenny fears grow over Aylward knee injury
• EYES ON AUGUSTA
• United set to hold talks with embattled Van Gaal after ‘resignatio­n’ offer
• ‘There was one class I would never skip...’
• Crime novelist Jane Casey
• Essays: Finding your voice
• The nitty gritty of Paper 1
• Reading comprehens­ions
• The mechanics of writing
• The five language types
• Different writing styles
• Creating: it’s a process
• Novelist Sarah Webb
• Writing for radio
• Letter writing
• The ‘North Mon’ and a kindly teacher who taught me English
• Using all your senses to create
• Tackling the Short Story
• Reading Comprehens­ion – Question B
• Arguing for your exam marks

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