Irish Independent - 2017-11-27

• WHY THE GOOCH HAS REACHED END OF THE ROAD
• Joe Canning on life for the forgotten children of Aleppo
• Election threat to pay rises and pension hikes
• We need more girls to study engineerin­g and science
• Rumours rife that has scooped €5.8m lottery jackpot
• Seeking votes while putting hikes on hold won’t be tolerated – unions
• POLL WOULD CAST DOUBT OVER KEY MATTERS
• It’s time for festiv e goodwill from all sides... not ev en the politician­s want an election
• Archbishop calls on politician­s to stop ‘bickering’ for greater good
• John Downing:
• Varadkar has golden opportunit­y to show leadership mettle and stand up to Sinn Féin
• Foster accuses Coveney of being ‘aggressive’ on North
• British minister ‘holding Border talks to ransom’, says Irish MEP
• 30,000 jobs in meat trade ‘will be lost’ if UK exits EU without deal
• Councils get €7m for rural road improvemen­ts
• Beckham’s fashion label now valued at €112m
• ‘€15m settlement brings security... but I ache to hear sound of Eoin’s voice’ – mother
• Two major developers fail in bid to stop landbanks being slapped with vacant sites tax
• Fast-track home repossessi­ons to solve issue of ‘deadb eat dads’
• Anger as IRA man released after four days in German jail
• Man (65) who broke arm got just two painkiller­s and had to sleep on trolley
• Top trainer’s wife dies in hunting fall
• School works in limbo amid Government grant silence
• Stem subjects to meet skills needs
• Hundreds of suicide-risk patients quit A&E unseen
• Making people feel comfortabl­e is crucial first step in self-harm cases
• Tributes to star of ‘The Riordans’ and respected food writer White Lennon
• Husband searches for answers to the sudden death of his garda wife
• Fresh hope for Merkel as sister party backs coalition
• 22 hurt as nightclub floor falls 7 metres into basement
• Mugabe ‘knew to quit’ after seeing parties in streets
• Jared Kushner’s star ‘on the wane’ as Kelly gets a grip on the chaos in the White House
• Israeli minister quits coalition after row over Sabbath work
• Three children among five killed as stolen car smashes into tree
• Lorraine Courtney
• More action and less steam, please
• Imagine planning to spend €300m on broadband service
• Beware of snipers: Online merchants being hammered by phoney reviews on Amazon
• Even banks can’t stop the digital technology surge
• Households are less upbeat on prospects
• Politician­s care about their own positions, not the real issues
• It’s hard to imagine a worse time for election
• Even the jungle can’t hide your past
• Mala Beach coasts home to seal Elliott four in a row
• Bristol gunning for £1m bonus after Haydock masterclas­s
• Star-studded line-up for top accolade
• NOMINATION­S FOR IRISH INDEPENDEN­T YOUNG SPORTSTAR OF THE YEAR
• SPORTSTAR OF THE WEEK WINNERS
• The 1997 Kerry reunion reaffirms forever friends
• Slaughtnei­l target All-Ireland after easing to ‘double-treble’
• Bairstow head-butt allegation­s add to England woes
• Jackies lead All-Star list as Staunton equals record
• O’Connor points the way for Moorefield
• Forde fires Kilanerin to first title after late drama
• Crossan strike seals deal
• Dowdall provides inspiratio­n for never-say-die St Loman’s
• Fethard survive late scare
• Connolly lifts Nemo back to the summit
• Gaels show no mercy to blow Senan’s away
• Cavanagh keeps mighty
• Lundy shrugs off operation to put Corofin in seventh heaven
• Wootton sends timely message to Van Graan
• Cool Quinlan rescues Con with late penalty
• Wales face up to Boks finale without clutch of key players
• Five things we’ve learned
• Young guns set tone as options swell for Schmidt
• Flying Scotsmen will have Irish on red alert after routing Wallabies
• Persistenc­e and extra bulk paying off for Kilcoyne
• Schmidt plots Six Nations course
• IRELAND RATINGS
• Pollock enjoys golden return from foot injury as Heaslip triumphs
• Dunne taking driving ambition to the fore next season
• ‘Better man’ Hamilton can’t end on a high
• French lessons open doors for Fahey
• Motherwell cry foul after Rodgers matches Stein feat
• Ronaldo to the rescue again as Dortmund capitulate
• Spurs left to lament burden of Wembley
• Sterling to the rescue as City pass toughest test
• Live rpool can’t reach an elite level with Mignolet in goal
• Hugh ton left frustrated as United‘ big lads’ foil his plan
• TWEETS OF THE WEEK
• Arsenal’s timing spot on again as Sanchez hits last-gasp winner
• Man City are even winning when their title rivals do battle
• Surprise package Farrell will be hard to shift even when star names return for Paris clash
• OZIL COULD BE CANTONA FIGURE FOR MOURINHO
• NEW ALL BLACK DATE IN DIARY
• FAI CONFIDENT ON KEEPING O’NEILL

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