Irish Independent - 2017-12-19

• ‘I knew that something terrible had happened’
• Tofu-turkey anyone?
• Rosie murder probe: gardaí get 48 hours to search home
• ‘We must treat our peope like human beings’: Ryanair chief
• Nightmare at rush-hour as train hurtles off bridge
• Geldof spat shows we need to rethink awards
• Judge withdraws from Dunne wife appeal case
• Ikea’s Dutch tax deals under investigat­ion
• Ryanair market cap plummets €2bn
• Gardaí walked into a horrifying scene
• Clodagh and tw o eldest tried to fend off father but youngest had no hope
• Senseless loss: the killer father and the family he destroyed one August morning
• DNA tests could finally reveal truth behind Santa’s Irish burial plot
• Spirits are high as ‘Starbucks effect’ helps revitalise cream liqueurs
• Half-metre thick crust protected asteroid from intense heat of sun
• Ministers allowed to vote against the Government on abortion issue, vows Varadkar
• Scans probe consultant had raised concerns about radiology service
• Woman who is able to sm el Parkinson’s could help devise first test for disease
• Minister won’t give guarantee on child homeless figures
• Credit unions to take on banks with mortgage lending offers
• Council plans to demolish €725,000 period house to extend car park
• 8,000 homes to get flood defences as ministers sign off on €260m plan
• Irish Water to reissue 15pc of cheques after customer details change
• Row erupts as councillor­s are told they won’t be receiving official diaries
• Fearful elderly neighbours getting panic alarms after Rosie’s killing
• Four decades on, Papal visit unlikely to bring country to its knees this time
• Pope Francis aims to keep spirit of 1979 alive with Phoenix Park Mass
• Trump sea wall ‘will ruin beach and habitat’
• ODCE applicatio­n on INM chairman’s documents adjourned to January
• Child sex accused facing 14 years after guilty plea
• ‘He knows he’s bang to rights’ – vigilante group defends sting
• Twitter removes far-right chief who Trump retweeted
• Jail terms for ‘fatal burglary’ too lenient
• Train station will shut for 13 weekends to allow for new roof
• Dad-of-five jailed for assault on man (58) who later died
• Austria to take asylum seekers’ cash and phones
• New dawn as ANC elects successor to controvers­ial Zuma
• New government warned over ‘secession in disguise’
• T rump in Cold War mode as he lashes Russia and China
• Fear of landing in the soup means tortured TV debates here to stay
• Meryl Streep delivers message of hope for women in powerful biopic
• Looking after a grandson is wonderful... but thank God I only had him for a single day
• We can’t pit the needs of the homeless against asylum seekers
• Archbishop’s optimism strikes the right chord
• Passengers must not be made to pay price in row
• Poor excuse for a police service
• Just 70 firms sign up for Brexit grant as EI steps up backing
• Eurozone inflation off target as it rises 1.5pc
• Macquarie GIG snaps up stake in Poolbeg incinerato­r
• Mince pie sales set to cheer retailers
• Merrion hit with €200,000 fine from Central Bank
• Shannon Airport eyes new retail revenue
• Irish firms top EU charts for average website and app sales
• Ballymore sees UK profits surge asitexitsN­ama
• Tara revenues up 40pc on price rise
• Ornua secures €610m credit with latest bank refinancin­g
• Ryanair shares slip again as S&P soars
• Being home alone at Christmas
• Tis the season to be stressful: Five tips and tricks to calm the mind over Christmas
• The ghosts of Christmas past
• The best of tonight’s television
• Two-In-One
• Elliott to send Death Duty to Limerick on Stephen’s Day
• Harty targets Ascot return for fit-again Coney Island
• LYNCH ON THE DOUBLE AT MUSSELBURG­H
• England’s sorry flops facing painful fall-out
• McMillan swapping tries for skis to take on Olympian task
• Injury set to rule Steelers’ Brown out for rest of regular season
• ‘The problem with discrimina­tion of all kinds is that when you are not a victim you tend to think it does not exist’
• Building from the back and leading from the front
• In-form De Bruyne closes in on new £200,000-a-week contract
• We may have to win every game – Lingard
• Moorefield join GAA’s great Houdini acts
• Only one of eight CPA motions make it through convention stage
• Galway facing €2m loss on abandoned training centre
• SIX GREAT COMEBACKS
• Keatley continues to write new chapters in story of the season
• Healy targets hat-trick of wins in festive derby clashes
• Provinces in position but plenty of twists ahead
• Why Irish teams are dominating Europe so far and why this is real cause of concern for England
• Rooney hits top 10
• €1.6m from sponsors offsets rising costs of Dublin teams
• Arsenal eye Arteta as Wenger’s successor
• Gatlin sting
• Peters reveals Katie earned six-figure purse for McCaskill fight

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