Irish Independent - 2017-11-09

• ‘Are you married?’ Minister in sexism storm over job gaffe
• Trump’s tough rhetoric as he begins China visit
• Earls out, Aki in
• New law will double the price of cheap beer
• Facebook asks its users to send nude photos in a bid to stop revenge porn
• Now Silicon Valley wants naked photos? Maybe it would be better to teach men about virtual abuse
• Priti Patel quits after storm over Israel meetings
• Schoolgirl­s ‘scared after teacher taped mouths shut’
• The free market comes with a price
• Boy (7) has world’s first whole body skin graft
• Maverick politician who has dealt with a series of crises
• Taxpayer will be stuck with more compensati­on bills over abortion laws, TDs are told
• Halligan’s ‘affable’ tone just doesn’t cut it when it comes to discrimina­tion
• Arts staff to get workshops on sexual harassment
• Solicitor in overchargi­ng case challenges €650,000 cut to fees
• Consumers buying fewer new cars as they switch to second-hand imports
• Cider and beer drinkers will be hit hardest by new laws
• Katherine Donnelly
• How veteran never gave up hope of finding body of Trooper Pat Mullins
• Man stabbed and beaten in his bed may lose an eye
• Gardaí arrest four in war on burglar gangs
• Spacey ‘sexually assaulted my teenage
• Lotto winner charged with 44 further offences including rape
• Tragic crash teen took off her seatbelt to search for phone
• A day of water, alcohol and vapours
• Sports Minister hasn’t made any calls to salvage World Cup bid
• Sinn Féin blamed for delay in water refunds
• Unionists praise Taoiseach for ‘shamrock poppy’
• PTSB claims that trackers restored to all are ‘baloney’
• Poor familie s harde st hit by re ce ssion, but sque e ze d middle also big lose rs
• More homeless than ever relying on shelter
• State delays funding for new homes over social housing fears
• ‘I faced one-year surgery delay – but had hip op in North within weeks’
• Hospital beds lie idle as 684,000 are left to suffer on waiting list
• Armed gardaí raid 20 premises in drugs probe
• Report on controvers­ies ‘shows university failed in how it treated its staff’
• German court rules citizens don’t have to declare gender
• Democrat wins augur badly for Republican­s in mid-terms
• Ragged band of outsiders ripped apart by realities of life in the White House
• School sells bulletproo­f backpack panels in case of a mass shooting
• Strikes in Catalonia snubbed by unions
• Obama swaps White House for courthouse – but e scape s jury duty
• Sinead Ryan: Notebook
• Greatest strength of new wage agreement is how it balances competing concerns
• It’s costly and has risks, but egg-freezing is liberating women
• Tax avoidance scandal shows it’s time to shape our own destiny
• Evolution of corporate aristocrac­y
• Halligan finally runs out of political credit
• No half measures if we are to win booze battle
• Back in Vogue
• My best cinema memories include the night a pigeon swooped down and pooed on our heads during Love Actually
• n the surface of it, the Mortgage-toRent (MTR) scheme seemed an ideal solution to the home-owners in arrears crisis; repossessi­on only puts a family out on the street, adding to the homeless problem. Better to stay put, have the bank take the property and
• Taste test
• The best of tonight’s television
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• Keane on the double at Dundalk
• HARRINGTON SIZING UP JOHN’S KING GEORGE OPTION
• ‘Internatio­nal Rules benefits our own game’ – Cadogan
• Fresh fears ‘physical’ Aussies might overstep mark
• ‘I shed tears over it, when I realised what had been taken away’
• THE LAST LAP ON THE ROAD TO RUSSIA
• In-form O’Dowda ready to answer Ireland call
• I’ll make players cry – Moyes
• Arter up to speed on Eriksen challenge
• CHAMPIONS CORK COMPLETE McNAMEE SWOOP
• Denmark’s Dublin rout marked the day when Ireland hit rock bottom
• Van Graan must learntheMu­nster way – De Villiers
• Cape Town-based Smal still reflects fondly on glorious days in Ireland set-up
• Henderson has come long way since ‘bizarre’ ’Boks debut
• ‘Complete package’ Stockdale poised to make big statement
• World Cup qualificat­ion could secure O’Neill’s spot as League of Ireland’s most successful export
• Morgan: Tyrone must boost attack to close Dubs gap
• ‘I hope Ireland focus on me’ – Eriksen says Danes are not one-man team
• ‘It’s all about players. You set up your team to find a way to win’
• Harrington determined to maintain momentum at Sun City
• PULLING RANK
• SPECIAL K
• Par for the course set to become thing of the past
• If you don’t have spirit, you can’t win anything
• Driving change and innovation
• Institute and industry collaborat­ion
• Institute and industry collaborat­ion
• Unlocking the potential of gender diversity
• Institute and industry collaborat­ion
• Focus on IT Blanchards­town & Focus on WIT
• Training Europe’s next generation of young scientists
• IT Sligo researcher­s using mirrors to help patients recover from stroke
• Fulbright Scholarshi­p awarded to LIT PhD student
• Game-changer for sport
• Developing rapid and innovative neonatal monitoring sensors
• BREFFNI ALLEN, OWNER OF HABITUS, AND ALISON WALSH, EXXCEL PROGRAMME MANAGER AT RUBICON CENTRE, CORK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
• DR DONNA O’SHEA, LECTURER IN COMPUTER SCIENCE, CORK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
• GRACE PURCELL, BSC (HONS) CREATIVE COMPUTING GRADUATE, DÚN LAOGHAIRE INSTITUTE OF ART, DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY
• KIERA WARD, MSC HUMAN SPACE PHYSIOLOGY, ATHLONE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
• FIONA MALONE, BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERIN­G PHD STUDENT AT GMEDTECH, GALWAY-MAYO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
• DR NIAMH POWER, LECTURER IN ENVIRONMEN­TAL & ENERGY ENGINEERIN­G, CORK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
• DR OLIVIA HURLEY, PSYCHOLOGY AND SPORT PSYCHOLOGY LECTURER AT THE DÚN LAOGHAIRE INSTITUTE OF ART, DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY
• DR CLAIRE MASTERSON, POSTDOCTOR­AL RESEARCHER, ATHLONE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
• Sensing the pressure
• Discovery of an ‘extinct’ honey bee
• Delivering impact in pharmaceut­ical research and education
• Leaders in their field
• Developing your skills

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