Irish Independent - 2017-11-06

• Coffee lovers face 15c paper cup ‘latte levy’
• ‘Molly Martens used me to get pregnant’
• The great Danes plotting to break Irish hearts
• Blind nursing home resident is charged €2 for newspaper
• Employer offering loans so workers can afford to rent in city
• Offshore wind is key to powering our future
• ‘It’s a good idea, but an outright ban would be even better’
• Good night’s sleep can improve chance of getting pregnant
• 95pc of companies don’t have plan to deal with Brexit
• Poor air causes 1,500 deaths
• ‘Critics of plan for peace mission to North Korea are snobs,’ says McGrath
• Taskforce to tackle gender inequality in higher education
• Trump visit ‘not my worst nightmare’, says Varadkar
• Nail-biting end to FAI Cup Final sees Cork fans celebrate double with shootout victory
• ‘Fans who threw objects at me during match are cowards,’ says McClean
• The ugly side of the beautiful game Channel Hopper
• MMR booster offered to 70,000 pupils
• Teenagers stressed out by exam-focussed system
• Housing problems a serious impediment to job creation
• Annual cost of owning and maintainin­g average home stands at €16,169
• ‘I was made homeless days after having a C-section,’ says mother
• Fast-track planning for data centres will ‘help avoid repeat of upsets like Athenry’
• Sacked Catalan leader surrenders in Brussels
• Spanish and Irish officials hit out at flag plans
• Brexit offers Ireland and France chance to boost entente cordiale
• Gene test flags up risk of oesophagea­l cancer
• I’ll sit down for peace talks with Kim Jong-un, insists Trump
• Peace talks with North Koreans? Please stick to the day jobs
• UK’s sleaze scandal widens as new claim hits May’s top aide
• Actor Dreyfuss’s son says Spacey groped him
• Russia probe closing in on former top member of Trump staff
• Saudi heir tightens his grip on power with purge of enemies
• Hezbollah accuses Riyadh as PM quits
• Scariest thing about Russian ad probe is dizzying power wielded by big tech firms
• Taking a Wilde ride to despair
• EY staff numbers and revenues soar past boom levels
• Media Bites
• Reckitt headache unlikely to turn into a migraine
• Meeting our future power needs
• Planning process that caused Apple debacle must be put right
• Tenants need greater protection
• ‘Top-up charges’ on elderly are shameful
• Housing crisis is also a threat to sustaining jobs
• ‘Song’ proves so sweet for Mullins in Cork National
• O’Brien happy with Melbourne hopeful
• Frustratio­n for O’Brien in Breeders’ Cup finale
• Champion Keane brings up brilliant century at Naas
• Lynch takes Kentucky spoils
• IRISH EDGED OUT IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA CAULDRON
• HERO’S CLASSIC HAT-TRICK IN ST LEGER FINAL
• Connacht progress a grey area for Keane
• Deans disappoint­ed as Baa-Baas fall to All Blacks
• Relief for Kiss out in Africa as Ulster finally down Kings
• O’SULLIVAN CARRIES THE FIGHT TO GARRYOWEN AS LANSDOWNE EDGE THRILLER
• ‘A lot of players think they are being victimised’
• Emotional Erasmus puts faith in ‘world-class’ coaches Flannery and Jones to keep Munster ship rolling on
• Spring urges delegates to back Ireland’s World Cup bid
• Shame on World Rugby for putting money first
• Bitterswee­t day for Moran as Mitchels too strong for Mohill
• Staunton and Dowling strike late to net title for Carnacon
• Gunners strike late to maintain momentum JJ H utchinson goal completes an epic comeback for Deise kingpins
• Donnelly double helps St Mac’s stun the champions
• Slyane turn charge for title into a stroll
• Lethal Lynch points the way as Na Piarsaigh extend superb run
• Tooreen boost for Mayo hurling
• Coulter’s strike drives Setanta to glory
• Magnificen­t Slevin leads the way as Kilcormac shake off gutsy Castletown
• Late Mount Leinster surge decisive after ‘savage battle’
• Alcacer the unlikely hero for leaders Barcelona
• Rodgers insists complacenc­y won’t be issue as his Hoops smash record
• O’Shea’s Sunderland struggles show that Robbie got it right
• TWEETS OF THE WEEK
• Cork show guts to take double glory
• Kenny praises players as O’Donnell rues Dundalk’s lack of composure
• Home-town star Shine finds winning spark to end City’s Cup drought
• Guardiola’s men now beating big guns in league
• Moyes ready to replace doomed Bilic
• Everton owner under spotlight as Baines seals dramatic win
• WENGER ACCUSES STERLING OF ‘DIVING’ FOR PENALTY
• City bamboozlin­g their rivals by doing most things better
• Son’s touch of magic enough for Spurs
• Jose feels the Blues as Morata hits winner
• FALLING STOCK
• Champions prove their real worth when need is greatest
• Cluxton ‘snub’ won’t consume players – most would be content with just a nomination
• WOMEN MAKE IT A REBEL TREBLE
• EAGLE-EYED HARRINGTON GAINS RENEWED FOCUS
• MOURINHO’S NEGATIVITY GIVING UNITED TRAVEL SICKNESS
• O’CALLAGHAN’S STAR SHINES BRIGHTEST AGAINST TOP CATS

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