Irish Independent - 2017-12-07

• ‘Eddie Hobbs fund’ investors lost €13m
• Fury in Middle East over Trump’s Jerusalem edict
• Varadkar to review fresh UK text on Brexit with ‘open mind’
• ‘There’s nothing left’ – liquidator paints a grim picture
• Anger won’t defuse the Brexit timebomb
• Robert Fisk: Trump is walking into Arab nightmare,
• People Yule be sorry
• Man charged with plotting to kill May in Downing Street attack
• Shoppers warned to avoid ‘fake make-up’ laced with arsenic
• B iting winds to mark start of 10 days of cold weather
• Chaos in London laid bare as key reports on Brexit were never done
• Lessons to be learned from how Ahern and Blair got Paisley and DUP onside by dint of non-stop hard work
• May’s week goes from bad to worse as her Brexit secretary flounders
• May needs to see for herself the bigger Border picture
• British government could collapse next week: EC
• We’ll meet any industrial action head on, Ryanair warns pilots
• Relatives arrange to repatriate four crash victims
• Fears rise that Irish solicitors will be banned from working in UK
• Bone fragment suggests the legend of Father Christmas is true
• Charity eases the Christmas anguish for poorest families
• Our festive future: virtual hugs and 3D-printed food
• Device given to pupil contained topless photo of female teacher
• How new chess ‘overlord’ could be used to cure major illnesses
• Facebook over online abuse
• Facebook to TDs: We can’t keep an eye on all content
• Cyclist killed in Phoenix Park collision was ‘loving family man’
• Justice D epartment attacks ‘disappoint­ing’
• Justice officials on defensive over email criticism
• Crash hurt mortgage holders far more than previously thought
• Houses on new Luas line on track to see values soar
• 500 troops take part in terror attack exercise in capital
• Compensati­on delay for investors in collapsed firm
• Homeless woman dies in a doorway on busy city street
• Now State workers can retire at 70 to avoid dole
• Committee in favour of repealing the Eighth
• Government will not hit target on waiting times for scoliosis surgery
• ‘End tax cut for wealthy to help carers’ – Martin
• ‘Politician­s are masking the problem while children like Sophia are in pain’
• Sex-pests are still working in RTÉ – Gabriel Byrne
• One-in-five reduced to poverty during recession
• Woman abused as a child sues both her grandparen­ts
• Dad of missing Trevor: ‘Unsuccessf­ul search left our family drained’
• Troubled ‘Examiner’ newspaper bought by ‘The Irish Times’
• Icon Johnny Hallyday, ‘the French Elvis’, dies aged 74
• US bomber joins drills as UN official arrives in North Korea
• Why moving the US embassy to ancient city is so controvers­ial
• ‘Silence Breakers’ named ‘Time’ Person of the Year
• Six more years? Putin confirms he will run for re-election
• Betrayal of our soldiers continues, 56 years on from Jadotville
• Christmas is about carols and chocolate – giving gifts is a mug’s game that can backfire
• It’s time we had real remedies from UK to tackle Brexit malaise
• Corbyn government is only way out of May’s Brexit mess
• How to pull off the patent look
• Bairbre Power
• Rooting out the perfect Christmas tree
• Taste test
• Two-In-One
• Mon beg Worldwide can get back on track for Elliott
• I feared I’d just end up as a good club player – Rock
• Harte gives new hurling format the thumbs up
• Smith’s nerves needless as Aussie bowlers send message
• Bonner: We’ve got to be able to surprise people
• Rejuvenate­d Heffernan rows back on retirement plans
• Fitzgibbon hopefuls face conflict with league games
• MYSTERY MAN
• Scottchall­engesCelti­ctoproveRo­dgerswrong
• Schneiderl­in aims to revive Everton hopes despite getting sent to Cyprus
• City lose cloak of invincibil­ity at wrong time
• Spartak accused of racism again after Reds U-19 game
• Llorente makes most of rare start to get Spurs up and running
• No negotiatio­n needed in this Europe
• Kiss defends his Ulster role as critics start to circle
• Contracts are the tip of the iceberg as Van Graan prepares for early acid test
• Fiji game was the hardest I have ever been hit – Carbery
• Van Graan gamble has to pay off for Munster
• Bookmakers urged to do more as betting crisis becomes a
• Montpellie­r line up Stander
• REDS MAGNIFICEN­T 7:Moscow
• Mata urges United to wait for City slip-up
• Hayley Turner ‘greatly embarrasse­d’ over betting account
• RUB OF THE GREEN
• One Governing Body moving closer in 2018
• Casey and McDermott bag top prizes at Portmarnoc­k
• GUI clubs vote for changes
• A labour of love in the Garden of Ireland
• McGrane poised to take up pro role at Carlow
• Perfect for the Patriot games
• My first game was right-handed and I’m a lefty now so I had a tough start

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