Irish Independent - 2017-12-30

• Sexual consent classes for secondary schools
• Pride and grooms: Leo helps Jerry tie knot
• DANCING KING AND QUEEN
• ‘I’M WEANING MYSELF OFF THE ADDICTION... I COULDN’T BE ARSED’
• Conor McGregor suddenly seems bored with his life
• Macho culture meant vulnerabil­ity equated to weakness
• O’Neill not making the best use of creative Irish players
• Teens need help to navigate boundaries
• Killer Molly to face extra three years in prison
• I have 17 portraits of myself - but I am not a megalomani­ac, says David Norris
• Tummy patch ‘can burn 30pc of body fat in 28 days’
• ‘My decision on difficult abortion vote will allow me to sleep at night’ – Coveney
• Tánaiste shows Government is not united about the Eighth
• Taoiseach instructed ‘spin unit’ to grab the credit for launch of new childcare policy
• GERARD O’REGAN: My 10 observatio­ns on 2017 –
• New hope for buyers as property price inflation starts to slow down in cities
• Cooling trend could be temporary blip – or offer real relief
• Property sector finds its way while Government dithers
• Boy (15) ‘deliberate­ly mowed down’ by car in front of terrified shoppers
• Storm Dylan to wreak havoc with 120kmh gusts
• Temple Bar: a violent disgrace to Ireland or a national tourism treasure to be proud of ?
• Special ways to celebrate the new year with style...
• Budget changes kick in to ease burden on pay packets
• Apple apologises for iPhone slow down
• Being recalled for scan should not be viewed as a ‘bad thing’ – Harris
• Healthier ‘full Irish’ now on the menu as nitrite-free bacon cuts risk of cancer
• McGuinness did dirty work to lure ‘informer’ to his death, said bishop
• Conlon was ‘on verge of killing himself ’ while languishin­g in prison
• Reaction to Adams’s IRA ‘set-up’ tells its own truth
• Haughey allayed worries over delay to Single European Act
• UVF claimed British agents asked group to murder Haughey
• Paisley huddled in car on burger stop near banks of Boyne
• A family affair for Russell as he soars to win on final day of Leopardsto­wn
• Young farmer lost in river tragedy had ‘zest for living’, says priest
• Thousands of cars deemed too dangerous for the road
• Boy charged over motorway crash that left youth injured
• Ó Sé takes break from training to tie knot but will skip honeymoon
• Children falling through cracks, but Harris ignored me – grieving mum
• Forensic lab on way to replace ‘70s facility
• Why text appeal might be the secret of true love
• From internatio­nal darling of democracy to disgraced pariah
• China denies it is illegally selling oil to North Koreans
• Gunmen kill nine in attack on Egyptian church
• Political euphemisms don’t tell the story – and can hide the real threats to democracy
• Bitter weather leaves Trump wishing for some ‘good old global warming’
• Boy (3) playing with stove sparked off inferno in New York apartment building that left 12 people dead
• We should learn a valuable lesson from the baptism barrier and take it down – with no exemptions
• The Week that was
• I’d rather spend NYE in high heels and a mini atop a freezing mountain than risk a taxi-less outing
• The Church’s problem is everyone knows what it is against, but no one knows what it’s for
• Shooting hoops with Kim Jong-un will keep us ahead of the game
• It boils down to personal values
• State papers a timely reminder on the North
• Teaching sexual consent in our schools is welcome
• Micheál’s ‘shock’ at political stroke
• Inflation slows in Germany as ECB stimulus tapering looms
• Net mortgage lending on rise for first time since bailout
• Iseq up but lags behind Europe as worst year since 2010 closes
• Two-in-One Cryptic and Definition
• Bhoys on snow patrol for Old Firm derby
• Fennelly blow for Kilkenny
• Mourinho: We’ll find it difficult to compete
• Mullins to run tests after Faugheen shock
• WAYNE BAILEY’S TOP TIPS FOR WEEKEND RACING
• Little room for sentiment in Hughton’s return to Toon
• Record-breaking Wenger unlikely to be surpassed
• Blues to offer Hazard weekly £300,000 deal to fend off Real interest
• Who needs who in the January sales?
• Mourinho sounding like a broken record
• Klopp hits back after criticism over backtracki­ng on transfers
• Cronin gritting his new teeth in hope of earning Ireland recall in New Year
• Djokovic a doubt for Melbourne
• Players must do it for Kiss – Piutau
• Munster v Leinster no longer a clash of equals
• Next year much more than a countdown to World Cup
• Van Graan set to learn about the IRFU’s rotation system the hard way
• Ryan blow for Leinster ahead of Champions Cup ties
• Killeen aims to make up for lost time
• Being the best you can be a greater motivator than medals
• I wouldn’t do it if I didn’t enjoy it – Offaly veteran Mulhall
• (2.0 UNLESS STATED)
• Donegal quartet to miss start of league
• Ball-tampering claim is ‘pommie bashing’
• Mullins team set for a small boost with Steel Wave
• ‘LOVE’ CONQUERS ALL
• Fabulous Saga makes hard work of gutsy Limerick win
• DE BROMHEAD DELIGHT AT ‘FANTASTIC’ DOUBLE

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