Irish Independent - 2017-11-10

• Irish Water ‘to recycle sewage’ for drinking tap supply Reclaimed water drawn from treatment plants Dublin and urban centres at risk of shortage
• Melania wows in Gucci gown
• Injury boost for O’Neill
• Ireland gives UK list of 100 demands to keep North Border open
• How to beat the Springboks
• Laptop licence fee to save RTÉ
• Spacey scenes cut from Scott’s new film
• Liz Kearney:
• ‘Seagal unzipped trousers during audition’ – de Rossi
• Unpopular decision can no longer be put off on broken system
• Prudent planning means considerin­g all solutions
• Lebanon calls for the return of ‘hostage’ prime minister Hariri
• Holy smoke: Pope bans the sale of cigarettes in Vatican’s supermarke­t
• If conflict escalates, it will be far bloodier than what went before
• Bank of Ireland admits it denied another 6,000 customers tracker rates
• Cost of using PTSB cheque book rises to €28
• Garda used own car to respond to burglary call as no patrol available
• Cold case unit’s new probe into 1984 killing
• Junior minister to get fool’s pardon and hefty bill for breaking gender equality law
• Leinster House still in the Dark Ages – but not as bad as London
• Women twice as likely to face discrimina­tion
• Lorraine Courtney
• Solicitor charged his client for hearings that he never attended, High Court told
• World’s first ‘test tube baby’ hopes others do not suffer harassment
• Now cheap drink ban faces delay over concern about ‘booze trail’ to the North
• Truckers to face 9km tailbacks at port after Brexit
• Sinn Féin councillor quits amid ‘bullying’ allegation­s
• ‘I’ve waited two years for respite care for autistic son’
• Trial of fatal car crash driver collapses over jury document
• Teachers in line for pay boost – but not ministers
• Syria declares victory over Isil, but ability to adapt and chaos in Middle East means it remains a big threat
• Killer nurse suspected in deaths of 100 more patients
• ‘Famine will kill millions in Yemen if blockade not lifted’ – UN
• Robert Fisk Resignatio­n of Lebanon’s prime minister is not all that it seems
• Confused about what is and isn’t acceptable? Rules change constantly – so best stay alert
• Workers who ‘get up early’ losing patience with public transport
• Minister bottles drink measure long overdue
• Internet behemoths should share the spoils
• Court orders Ryanair to show documents to media lawyers
• Dublin property assets hit by stamp duty hike
• KBI fund aims to tap green opportunit­ies
• Ex-employer standing by new Aryzta board member in shares probe
• Shares fall at INM after latest profit warning
• Grafton shares slide despite strong trading
• Kingspan boss backs no-water wash firm
• ‘Normalisin­g’ Dublin drops down real estate investment ranking
• Flybe’s profit falls as costs increase
• State issued new bonds just ahead of market reverse
• Regulator backs exchanges over banks on trading rules
• Eur opean shar es fall on mar ket jitter s
• A game of two halves
• Bear thrills in fluffy adventure
• Not-so-starry lives in Disney’s shadow
• CULTURE VULTURE
• Home truths: Dispelling the TV mum myth
• The L.O.L. Doll
• Burning issue is Ard Fheis attire
• Two-In-One
• Cap Soleil delights O’Brien on debut
• ‘Bull’ seals Thurles double for Mullins
• COMERFORD IN LINE FOR A VINTAGE YEAR
• McGrath: My future didn’t solely hang on team trip
• Lowry battles back after a shaky start in Sun City
• Uncertaint­y over Kingston’s 2018 Laois involvemen­t
• KENNEDY TO BECOME REBELS’ FIRST FEMALE CHIEF
• ‘Your heart never fully leaves’ – Tuohy hopes to play for Laois again
• Rathnew can ‘do a job’ on Connolly and Vincent’s, says boss Murphy
• Stomach bug derails Ireland’s Rules preparatio­ns
• Healy puts his best foot forward
• Coetzee claims his Springboks side still have plenty of bounce
• Cronin relishing Baa-Baas opportunit­y at Thomond Park
• Williams handed first Wales start for Aussie Test
• Veteran De Rossi chases one final World Cup fling
• Hand making most of his second chance
• ‘Hard-working’ Irish are hard to break down, says Denmark boss Hareide
• Schmeichel: Eriksen no longer doing avanishing act with this Danish side
• McClean can’t hold back if he is to lead way again – Duff
• Imperious Duffy heading his way to starring role with Ireland
• When Danish dynamite exploded into technicolo­ur
• Allowing Aki to offload can open Ireland’s attack up
• The big Aussie just stuck out his hand and said: ‘It looks likeyou broke his nose… fair play mate’
• Kenny hits back as row with Cork rumbles on
• Hendrickan­dWardretur­n to training in play-off boost
• King Flipper
• FORTIFIED IN KINSALE FOR €1.2M
• AIRBNB SUPERSTAR PUB NOW FOR SALE
• ARE YOU BEING SERVED IN D9?
• SPARKLING DIMENSIONS
• Clerical life in Co Tipperary
• D8 penthouse with bells on
• Our Christmas short story for the homeless
• Must haves
• On the edge of ancestral seat
• Second phase of luxury units targets wealthy downsizers
• Taking first steps to suburban duplex
• BER-y efficient build blends old and new
• Former rentals open the doors to city bases
• Styles are Boyne to appeal
• HOME economics
• The Ryan Review
• A taste of more
• Putting value on sentiment
• In the SALEROOMS
• 4 ON THE MARKET
• Villa needing refurbishm­ent

Irish Independent - 2017-11-09

Irish Independent - 2017-11-11