Irish Independent - 2017-11-16

• Elderly to pay for carers in ‘new Fair Deal’
• Google’s Rising: tech giant to buy site of Dev’s 1916 last stand
• How the internet can help your mental health
• Scotland, Wales let us down in World Cup bid’
• Trip to France a small consolatio­n for fans
• Mugabe under house arrest as his wife ‘flees Zimbabwe’
• Four fraudsters have case thrown out over ‘planned accident’
• It’s so funny how we don’t talk any more
• ‘Tournament like no other’ on the scrapheap as money talks
• Varadkar should know better than to start complex battle this Government cannot win
• Don’t be tricked into believing that property is a one-way bet
• City council ‘stands by’ homelessne­ss director who blamed volunteers
• Voluntary groups cannot replace experts
• Hearing hard facts much better than endless empathy,
• O’Leary denies that he called pilots ‘overpaid, under-worked peacocks’
• ‘Charity was invaluable. It gave us a life again’ – mother on respite care
• Health insurers have ‘no excuse’ for hikes – but cuts can’t be forced
• Publishing review of baby deaths at Christmas is insensitiv­e, say parents
• Timetable for cheap alcohol ban uncertain despite UK ruling
• Renowned racing vet pleads guilty to four charges over illegal medication
• Apprentice charged over ‘one-punch’ death ‘had drunk 20 shots of rum’
• Gardaí must hand over all personal emails and notes about McCabe
• ‘No explosive revelation’ looming in row, insists Varadkar
• Planned data law does not protect journalist­s: NUJ head
• Adams insists Stormont deal still alive despite pulling plug
• SF can’t rule until it gets its house in order first
• Irishman in key role as Australian­s say yes to gay marriage
• Boiler explosion kills man (28) at house with cannabis farm in shed
• Call for new laws to punish fraudsters after spate of dodgy cases
• Price rises to prompt a surge in energy switching
• Wind power not the answer to lowering C02 emissions, claims lobby group
• Bailey in bid to halt Paris murder trial and quash EU warrant
• Ireland is worst country in Europe for taking action to tackle climate change
• Newly discovered planet thought to have ‘mild’, habitable atmosphere
• Coding on way for pupils after maths revamp
• O’Connell raises online abuse with party colleagues
• ‘Salt and vinegar grass’ discovered Down Under
• Hospital’s apology will never bring my baby home, says grieving mum
• Rugby star gives ‘not guilty’ plea to rape charge
• Trump attacked for condolence tweet he used in earlier shooting
• Russian lawmakers declare Western media ‘foreign agents’
• Military interventi­on offers chance for peaceful transition
• Arrests celebrated by citizens who fled country
• The tyrant chosen to guide Zimbabwe to democracy who ruled with an iron fist
• Death to toll of Yemeni children ‘to reach 50,000’
• UK plans to gi ve £400m to Iran fo r ‘go o dwi ll’
• To help survivors of abuse, we must become better listeners
• More jobs for Irish speakers
• If the FAI had any vision, it would follow the Spanish model
• Talk and spin will not end homeless crisis
• We must learn from double sporting loss
• Geldof is right on Freedom protest
• How to wear the party dress s
• I’ve started on the road to liberation after ditching most of my prejudices... and my car
• Staying out of the red on
• Taste test
• HOROSCOPE ALERT
• The best of tonight’s television
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• Mind’s Eye puts Blow By Blow in his place
• A Toi Phil seeks atonement in Clonmel raid
• Dunne and Lowry eye Race to Dubai finale
• Moynihan set to attack in last-day push for card
• Cummins looks forward to Tribe’s top-flight insight into ‘dark arts’
• Medical expert wants more education on concussion
• Dubs warrior Bastick calls time on stellar career in blue
• Sutcliffe gets nod for Boston trip as Gilroy firms up his Dublin ticket
• Munster leagues hit by withdrawal­s
• Benildus dig deep to share spoils with St Peter’s
• France’s Cup coup proves cash is true king
• O’Driscoll: Not getting a sniff of round two a bitter pill to swallow
• With McGrath on his heels, Marmion sees Fiji opportunit­y
• Look behind Bundee – Panto spotlight eclipses young stars
• Hostile blame game may make O’Neill think twice
• Jedinak does trick as Socceroos make it to Russia
• FIVE OTHER EMBARRASSI­NG IRELAND RESULTS
• The anatomy of a disastrous goal
• McClean blasts ‘over-the-top’ comments while Moran insists even Fergie wouldn’t do better
• Cullen and Rice lead list of contenders
• Eternal debate over manager is an Irish flaw
• We were outmanoeuv­red politicall­y by French, but yet again our neighbours have let us down
• WHO IS AT THE END OF THE GREEN MILE
• Failed 2023 bid cost IRFU and taxpayers a combined €3.25m
• Collateral damage for GAA who miss out on ‘substantia­l’ cash boost
• O’Neill stung by response to expensive Danish hammering
• The Inquest
• INTERNATIO­NAL RULES: Michael Murphy plotting series comeback
• KINGDOM’S GEM SHINES
• Gary Murphy is edged out at Portmarnoc­k Links
• MIDLANDS MARVEL
• Mairead Martin signs for Cardinals
• Powerscour­t book marks club’s 20th anniversar­y
• CLUB FACTFILE
• McGrane edges McGovern in Down Syndrome Centre PGA Abu Dhabi Pro-Am
• Take the drive of your life
• Take the new ST180 driver for a spin
• THE GREEN JERSEY MADE ME SO PROUD

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