Irish Independent - 2017-11-08

• L-plate children to land parents in jail for driving alone
• Amy: ‘Every woman has experience­d sexism’
• Man forced girl (14) into sex act after disco
• Longer rail strikes on cards in run-up to Christmas
• Son pips father as Irish romp homein Melbourne
• Saudi sandstorm will have effects far beyond kingdom’s borders
• Bono’s ‘distress’ after Paradise Papers link him to Malta firm
• Trio need reality check over North Korea plan
• Over 3,000 Ryanair pilots seek collective bargaining
• IRFU airs fears over security and stadiums in South African rugby bid
• Fresh headache for Flanagan as Garda chief set to retire
• Gardaí ramp up crackdown as winter burglaries surge winter burglaries surge
• ‘My brother will never sleep in his home again after brutal attacks’
• Gardaí in hunt for Kinahan gang member after hit foiled in capital
• Seven are charged after pub brawl in capital
• Clancy case shows how ignorant we are of safety
• Enforcemen­t unworkable – it won’t change driving habits
• Virgin set to be fourth broadband provider to hike prices
• Twitter users can now tweet on the double
• Class divide for chips, but not biscuits
• ‘There will always be tax loopholes’ – Varadkar
• Ireland keeping EU in dark on €13bn Apple bill: Vestager
• Dispute gets real – and is on fast-track to a crisis without action
• Underfundi­ng has left public transport on edge of collapse
• ‘It’s a joke, I’m sure others feel the same way’
• Woman denied medical abortion receives €30,000 compensati­on from State
• If Leo really wants to know how women in Dáil feel, he should ask his female colleagues
• Bill Linnane’s Notebook: Sadly, the poppy has become a virtue signal
• Body of teenage girl was found in field 10 metres from crash scene
• Hope of new Stardust probe dashed
• AIB staff ‘should get trackers restored’
• Companies in Brexit danger get up to €10m
• ‘Curb antibiotic­s use on animals to stop rise of superbugs’
• Levelling the field for entry to college
• CAO is open for applicatio­ns — now is a good time to start the process of filling out the form
• ‘Basically, that phone call changed my life’
• IMPORTANT DATES
• Trump urges North Korea to cut a deal –
• US only country to reject climate accord –
• Gun laws ‘wouldn’t have stopped massacre’
• One year on and the problems are mounting for Donald’s revolution
• JENNIFER RUBIN: Trump loses ability to control details of Russia probe
• Weinstein ‘hired spies to stifle abuse claims’
• Welsh Labour minister takes own life amid sex allegation­s
• No shame for me or my granny
• Minister Ross has got his priorities wrong
• A sensible approach to law flouted all too often
• DCC underlines global ambition with $200m US gas acquisitio­n
• €32m project cashes in on build-to-rent boom
• HNA shareholde­r taps top German politician for role
• Primark ABF boost as profits surge 7pc
• First Derivative­s to boost graduate intake by 100
• Revenues soaring at Dublin Airport hotel
• The world’s top technology M&A deals
• Fintech Revolut applies for EU banking licence to fuel expansion
• Bans for directors of failed food firm
• Mainstream wins court fight over €2bn wind energy project
• European stocks retreat from highs
• How three kids can end your career
• The secrets of Brigitte’s age-defying diet
• At Christmas, it’s the little things that send you over the edge, from the wonky tree to the in-laws
• Tuning out: How I banned screen time for my kids
• Smarter screen-time: How to set limits
• Wednesday is talk of the nation
• Two-In-One
• O’Callaghan can fly to Dundalk double
• ‘Chateau’ proves right vintage for Ruby
• ‘If I had the answers I’ d have told them already’ – Hanley on Mayowoes
• Kilcullen out to keep Simonstown on winning trail
• Heat is on for Ireland but Kernan insists they can cope in Adelaide
• Truth hurts most of all if pride prevents it from being accepted
• Criticism of Aki is unfair, he’s done nothing wrong and we’re lucky to have him – Murray and we’re lucky to have him – Murray
• Irish-born players should gain in 50-50 calls – Bowe
• ‘Beast’: Furlong is best tighthead prop up north
• MAY AND DALY STILL IN CONTENTION FOR JONES
• Moyes’s capacity for delusion will be tested to the limit
• Long can get up off canvas to land a telling blow
• Dundalk shock as Sheppard agrees new Cork contract
• Wilshere left out in the cold despite Southgate’s threadbare squad
• ‘I make lots of tea. What else do I do? Not much’
• Relaxed Randolph set for another crack at play-off pressure test
• IRFU on the offensive as World Cup race heats up
• Golden Boy
• IRFU chief Browne ups ante in World Cup bid
• Keane: O’Neill’s big-game mentality in Clough-Ferguson bracket
• We’ve bridged physical gap with Aussies, insists Kernan
• ‘I want to become one of the world’s best’ – Carbery
• GAA: Derek McGrath might have to roll dice to secure ultimate glory
• Six ‘super’ stations to boost our electric car charge network
• Why a service history is worth €1,000 on your average car
• TWO INTO ONE AS CITROËN REPLACES OLDER DUO WITH SINGLE C4 CACTUS
• Rememberin­g all cruelly affected by deaths and injuries on roads
• KIA’s ‘halo’ car – the Stinger – debuts here, but is it different enough to woo buyers?
• Is your car easier on fuel than five years ago? New report says ‘No’
• Revised S-Class: How top Merc loses out on small things but wins the main events
• Hounded – at 90kmh; Cannonball fun; super new showroom; eye test; Merc X dealers
• €15k upgrade? 7-seater? Smaller option? Hybrid? Two-car deal?
• Introducti­on
• Dublin Pubs
• Outstandin­g Customer Service
• Best Food Pub
• Innovative Pub of the Year
• Best Tourist Pub
• Pub Personalit­y of the Year
• Best Local Pub
• Best Music Pub
• Best Outdoor Space
• Time to celebrate

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