Irish Independent - 2017-12-09

• How we got a better Brexit border deal
• Bark the herald angels sing
• TRUMP HAS LIT THE TOUCHPAPER ACROSS MUSLIM WORLD
• A draw is fine for Pep, but not for Jose
• Tipperary rebooting with renewed vigour
• O’Mahony and Stander must set tone for Munster
• THE BREXIT DEAL
• Ryanair calls ‘all pilots’ to meeting in the capital amid rising tensions
• Trump has shown once more that he is a lunatic
• Losing weight ‘can help women cut cancer risk by up to a third’
• Why the internet is not fit for children
• More than 3.6 million visits paid to Ikea’s Dublin store in a year
• Country on alert for 8cm of snowfall as temperatur­es plunge to -8C
• Leo’s good week a high point in his fledgling leadership
• The EU and the Border: a potted history
• Brexit could build Leo’s legacy
• What the deal means for us – and why the Government has every right to be pleased
• Pound rallies to six-month high versus euro on Brexit momentum
• EU is right behind Ireland – but challenges lie ahead
• Solution to appease DUP triggered better outcome for Ireland
• Damage to Anglo-Irish relations could be fixed by rejoining Commonweal­th
• Deal allows May to kick leadership question down road
• Cautious welcome as ‘devil in detail’ of talks
• Fury at ad seeking tenants to share house with serial rapist
• Gun held to head of child (7) in gang raid on family home
• CAB officers seize Rolexes and diamond testing kit
• City traffic brought to a standstill by Luas– before it even opens
• Scientists discover genes linked to homosexual­ity
• Solicitor Lynn could be extradited from Brazil ‘within weeks’
• Patients face hospital ban in North despite Brexit agreement
• ‘Accident-prone’ man faces big legal bill as judge says he exaggerate­d crash
• Workers should pay levy to fund needs of elderly, says Citizens’ Assembly
• Security fears as hackers steal $70m of bitcoin
• Children are being traumatise­d by gangs and armed gardaí on their streets, says SVP
• Settlement reached in McCabe libel case against RTÉ and lawyer Gerald Kean
• California wildfires
• Air strikes kill two after Gaza violence
• Whatever Trump thinks, no sitting US president is beyond the reach of law
• Irish firms must grasp reality of Trump tax reforms
• Sidelined Sinn Féin has a duty to find ‘creative ambiguity’ of its own and return to power-sharing
• The Week that was
• Stalled negotiatio­ns get back on course despite the squalls of zero-sum Northern politics
• The sounds were big, the hair even bigger – and the air guitars could electrocut­e you
• Avoid festive assault... go Asian
• Brexit triumph provides impetus to the process
• The ‘greatest moment’ when Pádraig and I walked on air
• New man at the helm at Digicel as Delves steps down
• Operating profits jump by 40pc at Druids Glen
• Abbey profits hit €23m with ‘steady’ UK sales as margins at ‘good levels’
• Pepsi staff get more fizz in their pay despite sugar tax
• CRH ‘vulnerable’ to downgrade, says S&P
• Strong US job figures boost global stocks as Ryanair helps lift Iseq
• Two-in-One Cryptic and Definition
• Mourinho stokes derby fire
• O’Gara’s five-year overseas warning
• Model feared Davy wasn’t coming back, reveals Chin
• HOW CROSS-COUNTRY HAS HELPED LIZZIE LEE REDISCOVER HERSELF
• JORDI LIGHTS THE WAY BUT WILL JOEY FOLLOW HIS LEAD?
• PRESSURE ALL ON MOURINHO AS UNITED GEAR UP FOR DERBY
• PATRICK MULLINS’ EXPERT VIEW ON THE RACING WEEKEND
• I hated Liverpool as a boy – but inflicting derby pain on Everton was ultimate thrill
• RICE ON THE RISE
• Mercurial Hazard creates problem Moyes can’t solve
• Wenger alters his defensive formation ‘to suit players’
• Éanna’s kicking proving key for Moorefield as O’Connors maintain strong Kerry-Kildare axis
• Dempsey aims for new milestone with Loman’s
• CONLAN FACING TOUGHEST FIGHT OF PRO CAREER
• Nicholson aiming to do Bandon, Ireland, and her absent coach proud
• Diamond makes cut as McIlroy’s caddie for next year
• Turkish Kenyans to rule Euro farce
• ‘Deep down, I have always trusted my instincts’
• English champions to provide a true test of Leinster’s European title credential­s
• Cooney knows Ulster can’t afford more errors
• TIME TO MOVE ON
• Munster can steal a march on Tigers with some home comforts
• Keane in dire need of European results to rescue ailing first campaign in charge
• Munster have to retain key players – O’Gara
• Surgery ends Warburton’s season
• Record year puts O’Brien top of world
• NOMINATION­S FOR IRISH INDEPENDEN­T YOUNG SPORTSTAR OF THE YEAR
• THE CROKE PARK – DUBLIN’S ICONIC SPORTING HOTEL
• SPORTSTAR OF THE WEEK WINNERS
• Dream trip to Washington up for grabs in vote for our Sportstar of the Year
• Reliable ‘Norton’ to outfox Politologu­e
• Sizing John can see off Djakadam once again
• Sport in brief

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