Irish Independent - 2017-11-15

• Danish pasting ends Russia dream Reports, analysis:
• Health cover bills to fall €120 for families
• AIB faces sanctions in tracker scandal
• How Britain plans to poach our nurses and doctors to fill gaps in NHS after Brexit –
• Kate’s uncle knocked out wife with left hook
• Debilitati­ng setback for AIB CEO Byrne
• Donald Trump Jr messaged WikiLeaks during campaign
• Women stay single because men don’t do their bit
• Sinn Féin open to entering coalition as junior party with FF or FG
• Aircraft leasing chief won’t rule out bid for giant rival
• 11 things you didn’t know about Irish XI
• ‘We had heart, but not the composure’ – deflated fans react to defeat
• My head is gonna burst, says mascot Daniel (8)
• Digital revolution: Civil War papers to go live
• SF power move puts focus on Martin and Varadkar
• Report on National Museum ‘harassment’ dubbed ‘a whitewash’
• May faces revolt from MPs over EU leaving date
• Britain’s Border plans ‘are just not credible’
• Bertie baffled by the politician­s ‘who want to hand back power’
• Stripper who ‘couldn’t lift child’ shown dancing
• Drivers threaten to strike over Bus Éireann rosters
• Pope will visit prison during his time in Ireland
• Grandparen­ts ‘are a cancer risk for their grandchild­ren’
• We must eradicate this culture of contempt
• More difficult to buy a home now than in the 1980s
• ‘Vindictive’ banks use legal loopholes to halt debt deals
• Nothing being done to help families without homes - FF
• Wife of former Anglo chairman FitzPatric­k in battle for assets
• Why it’s difficult to ignore a baby’s cry
• Last-ditch efforts made as rugby bid goes to wire
• Privacy campaigner entitled to sue Facebook in Austria
• Consultant jobs go unfilled as locums plug shortfall crisis
• Senior Justice official retires as McCabe row rumbles on
• Jail for father who laundered money for Kinahan cartel
• M urder rate up by 33pc despite gang war cooling
• Arts for art’s sake – and so much more
• Going to college
• Lagerfeld’s ‘Holocaust’ comment on Merkel policy sparks outrage
• Russia used video game image to say US aided Isil
• Cult of personalit­y has Xi replacing Jesus in villages
• Dute rte attac ks Trudeau over war on drugs ‘killings’
• Australia says a resounding ‘yes’ to same-sex marriage
• Shadow of Stalin looms large as SF ponders an Adams-less future
• No smoking gun, but it is another strand in the rope that could hang Trump
• I’ve left behind hell of public transport to be surrounded by obnoxious blokes in cars
• Nature versus nurture
• Care is so crucial with social media
• Only enforcemen­t will change banks’ culture
• O’Neill and Keane have done us proud – and should be lauded
• Cross-selling bid behind deal for Friends First
• Dairy firms to let market in Japan mature
• Profits soar at Malone hotels as Dublin market enjoys boom
• EU chief brands tax advisers ‘vampires’
• Ryanair’s O’Leary ‘shocked’ by pilot group email
• Electric cars won’t dent oil demand as US power grows
• Aer Lingus has ‘no plans’ to rejoin airline alliance
• Job vacancies for profession­als jump 9pc in ‘record month’
• Vodafone blames fall in revenue on regulation
• Loyaltybui­ld pre-tax losses soar to €8.5m
• DCC targets further M&A across divisions as profit up 14pc
• Shares dip on weak commoditie­s outlook
• What happens when someone gets Cold feet?
• Slow it down: Why we should be eating mindfully
• Hair apparent: The ‘fob’ is the next big thing
• Can a bra-holder help you navigate the age of uncertaint­y?
• Your Stars
• An ill new trend has been exposed
• Two-In-One
• Faugheen and Jezki in Morgiana mix
• Sensationa­l birdie blitz revives McGee’s hopes
• Lynch: Limerick stars need space to develop
• Walsh: Our game would gain from hand pass limit
• Nash keeping eyes firmly fixed on biggest prize of all
• Sheehan and Hughes join Ireland’s drive to wipe out 10-point deficit
• Schmidt has Stander ‘ready for take-off’
• McGrath: I struggled with being left out of squad for South Africa clash
• 2019 vision driving Ireland’s desire for greater depth
• ‘Time to move on’ for tearful Buffon as Italy look to future
• O’Neill’s game plan just perfect for us – Denmark manager
• Great Dane ready to come of age on world stage
• King full of praise for unlucky U-21s
• A brutal kind of failure as Ireland fall to pieces
• Randolph: We didn’t see that coming at all
• GAME AT A GLANCE
• Motivation not enough as tactics and selection undo O’Neill
• HOW THE GAME UNFOLDED
• WHO ELSE WON’T BE THERE
• ‘We let ourselves down’
• 2023 or bust for Ireland as World Cup bid war reaches D-Day
• Where did it all go wrong?
• ‘Aussie Rulers’ show us what football is missing
• Will our good electric start dim into future twilight zone?
• Why diesel isn’t dead ... and how it’s got years left in the tank
• Tesla opens second supercharg­er ... and there are two more on the way
• Motors’ Advice Desk is free for every single one of our readers
• After 15 years of penalty points, where do we stand today?
• So I’m a ‘moron’ at 90kmh; Mini’s new GT; 2030 vision; flying taxi; emissions; Brexit risk

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