Irish Independent - 2017-12-16

• Pilots beat O’Leary: the real inside story
• Male friends will marry to avoid paying inheritanc­e tax
• The battlegrou­nd will be middle Ireland versus social-media Ireland
• How to cook a full turkey dinner in 60 minutes? Cheat!
• ‘People are very, very angry... we’ll rebuild the FBI,’ says Trump
• Mandy Johnston: Leo’s plans hidden by weapon of mass distractio­n
• ‘Don’t let another child die like little Aibha’ – family’s plea
• Economy set to beat China for growth with 7pc rise
• Go bananas to water down the pain of a festive blowout
• O’Leary’s scorn for unions is plain
• Christmas has arrived early for unions as the rattling of chains gets Scrooge to see the errors of his ways
• Unmerciful boot to the ego after latest body blow to airline
• Email ‘did not imply bosses were selling their shares’: pilot
• The Brexit wagon, laden with riddle and anomaly, creaks on
• Ireland signs up to ‘opt-in, opt-out’ EU defence agency
• Phase 2 is on – what could possibly go wrong?
• Internatio­nal firms to settle legal disputes in Ireland under proposal
• Country heading to a crossroads as divisive issue still to be settled
• Up to 230 women a month expected to seek terminatio­ns
• Referendum is an opportunit­y to show we are a compassion­ate people
• Middle-aged still enjoy brain power benefits of being breastfed as babies
• Cyclists tell of horror injuries on Luas lines
• ‘Milk and bread are luxuries’: relief for evicted pensioner as home found for Christmas
• Community spirit helps family devastated by tragedies
• TDs criticised following homeless debate no-show
• Spontaneou­s combustion theory in Irish man’s death
• Game of thrones: royal wedding date clashes with FA Cup final
• KBC Bank issues court proceeding­s against minister
• More women accuse Hoffman of sexual misconduct
• Man is jailed for throwing boy (11) against window
• Rohingya in Ireland grateful for Geldof ‘solidarity’
• Death of ‘pure angel’ treated as suspicious
• Vital communicat­ions cables ‘at risk of attack from Russian Navy’
• ‘Facebook’s news days numbered’
• Facebook admits it makes people feel worse
• Irish blood clot teacher ‘slowly starting to come around’
• Tinder sex attacker’s sentence delayed
• Elderly man ‘terrified’ after raid and assault in his home, court hears
• Pervert ‘who stole piece of my soul’ is jailed
• US ‘70pc likely to attack’ if Kim stages another nuclear test
• Political courage is needed if the flow of migrants is to be managed across Europe
• Make celibacy optional for priests, says abuse report
• Israeli troops kill four Palestinia­ns and leave 150 wounded
• We have moved on – and Foster must wake up to change and drag DUP out of its negative time warp
• Bah humbug to those images of perfection – this time I’ll treasure the simple pleasures
• Start shopping in August and join me in joyful smugness with Christmas all wrapped up
• We are all condemned to remember the threat that’s still in our midst
• Ireland will have no other option but to join an EU army
• High and mighty O’Leary is brought down to earth
• Dáil’s roll of dishonour is slap in face for homeless
• Amnesty isn’t above the law
• Q&A: Pot of gold or more Leprechaun Economics?
• A week of division at the INBS inquiry
• Kennedy Wilson buys Nama Dockland flats in €45m deal
• Sole traders saving €12k tax on cars
• INM seals bolt-on of Supreme Stationery
• Ryanair shares plunge after airline recognises unions
• Two-in-One Cryptic and Definition
• Stander next on IRFU hit-list
• Flynn’s company in search for GAA boss
• May Paris date for Ireland against Les Bleus
• STOP MORALISING ABOUT MANAGERS – WE NEED THEIR PASSION
• SCHMIDT’S FINGERPRIN­TS ALL OVER PROVINCIAL EUROPEAN REVIVAL
• HOW YOUR COUNTY RANKED IN 2017
• WAYNE BAILEY’S TOP WEEKEND RACING TIPS
• ‘You can’t put a price on value of keeping our top players at home’
• REALITY BITES FOR KLOPP
• Mourinho looks set to sell Shaw and Mkhitaryan
• Pochettino vows to turn up volume if Spurs topple City
• GUARDIOLA: ‘TACTICAL FOULS’ NOT IN MY GAME-PLAN
• A giant leap for schools...
• Benitez in the firing line as Magpies continue their slump
• ‘Petrol’ money keeping City ahead of their title rivals, says Wenger
• St Loman’s and Moorefield continue trend of deeper urban footprint in club championsh­ip
• Sleepouts awaken altruistic spirit among GAA stars
• Scintillat­ing second-half effort boosts Ulster’s quarter-final hopes
• Moeen finds going tough all round in Ashes arena
• Leinster primed to scalp the Chiefs - again
• Cloete plays like Neil Back and that’s good for Munster
• Hayes happy he played part in Chiefs’ rise from Championsh­ip to champions
• LIVING THE DREAM
• O’Connor calls on big guns as Reds look to silence Tigers’ roar
• Consistenc­y the aim as Connacht set sights on Brive double
• Chance to become first among equals
• NOMINATION­S FOR IRISH INDEPENDEN­T YOUNG SPORTSTAR OF THE YEAR
• SPORTSTAR OF THE WEEK WINNERS
• Dream trip to Washington up for grabs in vote for our Sportstar of the Year
• Lady Ischia overlooked in bumper betting
• Russell delight
• ANT TO MAKE IT SIX FROM SIX IN THE OAKS

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