Irish Independent - 2018-01-13

• Star pupil
• Pupil found on motorway after drinking wine with his teacher
• Man killed after he accidental­ly impales himself climbing gate
• We need spirit of suffragett­es in 8th debate
• Trump denies ‘shithole’ slur amid racism claims
• Center Parcs gas pipeline project goes out to tender
• ‘I will find my inner fighter,’ says Erin after bout of stage fright
• Much ado about nothing: how a 460-metre wall caused outrage
• ‘Exploitati­ve’ mortgage cashback deals to be banned
• Planning for 4,000 homes to be decided within weeks under fast-track system
• Cost of connecting to water network set to increase for new housing developmen­ts
• End to adding surcharges to card payments in EU will save €550m a year
• EU Commission­er backs abortion as it gives women ‘a right to own body’
• No need to guarantee absolute equality of airtime to opposing groups
• How did we reach the cusp of fourth vote?
• Family in shock after car is stolen from drive with baby in back seat
• ‘Cascade of negligence’ caused Malak’s death, High Court told
• How people born before 1968 are more at risk of getting nasty ‘Aussie flu’
• We need more complex solutions than just throwing more cash at the HSE
• Health service in fresh crisis as record 500,000 on waiting list to see a consultant
• Family anger at lack of local ambulance as boy struggled to breathe
• How party politics blocked Sutherland becoming Ireland ’s firstpresi­d entof the EU Commission
• Shout of ‘ERU here’ before raider in Garda outfit shot victim, trial is told
• O’Sullivan asked Fitzgerald to make statement denying McCabe accused of malice
• Ex-Justice boss has ‘no recollecti­on’ of call
• Trump lawyers paid $130,000 to halt sex reports
• ‘Scientolog­y separates you from family and friends – so stay aw ay’
• Man transferre­d €400 to Islamic State
• INM’s Rae takes role tackling the spread of fake news
• Facebook overhaul will reduce commercial posts
• Two men accused of rape and false imprisonme­nt of teen after concert
• Garda chiefs threaten to boycott interviews as pay row escalates
• Killer superbug project wins top prize for budding young scientist
• THE RESULTS IN FULL
• Wolff couldn’t set cat among pigeons, despite loose US libel laws
• Women should be happy men try to ‘hit’ on them, says Silvio
• We can’t exclude men if the #MeToo revolution is to bring lasting change
• Series of elections will shape EU’s future
• The Week that was
• ‘Patients’ Assembly’ would help us break ‘Groundhog Day’ in an unhealthy system
• Touchy matter of bus-stop turf wars is not a new phenomenon unique to College Green
• It’s hard to stomach, but the days of envying the prized big belly are gone
• Thankfully, Harris is no Browne
• Debate the Eighth – but in an informed manner
• Beware banks bearing ‘gifts’ for home-buyers
• Spurling family takes control of Dublin cinema multiplexe­s
• Trump tax plans sifted for gains and loopholes
• Aryzta shores up top table with two new executives
• Fourth judge for Blackrock Clinic case
• Capita sells UK’s Projen to PM Group
• Euro at three-year high on ECB taper and German coalition deal
• Two-in-One Cryptic and Definition
• O’NEILL’S SILENT TREATMENT
• Ditched Zebo delivers a defiant Six Nations appeal to ‘rigid’ Schmidt
• TOP CLUBS DON’T SELL BIG STARS IN JANUARY TRANSFER WINDOW
• WHY BEST CANDIDATE MUST BE FOUND FOR TOP JOB IN IRISH SPORT
• McILROY REVEALS SECRET HEART SCARE
• THE PUNTER
• Whatever happens now, everyone is damaged
• O’Neill has work to do to move past uncertain week
• HOW THE O’NEILL CONTRACT SAGA UNFOLDED
• 18 2018 ways for Irish game to shake off the blues in
• Stoke pay €4m release fee to secure Flores
• Liverpool can stake case as City’s most likely challenger­s
• Klopp: I couldn’t be sure Coutinho would give 100pc
• PREMIER LEAGUE TEAM NEWS
• Mourinho’s ‘contempt’ for Conte as feud continues
• United poised as City baulk at Sanchez fee
• Energysett­o riseforDub­lin andWexford Parnellfac­e-off
• Offaly ‘project’ up and running but there’s no quick fix, warns boss Wallace
• Sweeney strike wins the day for Galway’s 12 men
• McKenna Cup ‘warm-up’ act no longer excites Tyrone stalwart McGuigan
• History lesson can unlock winning formula for RedsinPari­s
• Losing bonus point the bare minimum for Munster beneath the U Arena roof
• Irish rugby on slippery slope after decision to employ doper – it sends the
• HEIR JORDAN
• wrong message to clean players trying to earn living
• Leinster can deliver five-star display of champions
• Henderson ups ante in ‘pivotal’ game for Ulster
• Internatio­nal trio return to bolster Connacht home quarter-final bid
• Belichick and Patriots bid to defy Father Time once again
• Flawless Leinster ‘A’ aim to maintain form
• Mengli Khan to atone for Leopardsto­wn
• Hart and Wycherley lay foundation­s as Munster remain in the hunt
• Rory: Woods is fully fit and set to stun the world
• Dan Leavy talks to Cian Tracey about his Ireland and Leinster playing career and reveals why his time playing with St Michael’s is still so special to him
• Bandon Grammar School is in resurgent form, but the school has a long rugby history dating back to the 1880s
• David Wallace, Colin Patterson, John Muldoon and Des Fitzgerald recall their schoolboy rugby memories
• Tony Ward’s Leinster preview and his school-by-school guide
• Tony Ward’s Munster preview and his school-by-school guide
• Tony Ward’s Connacht preview and his school-by-school guide
• Tony Ward’s Junior Cup preview
• Tony Ward’s Ulster preview
• LEINSTER SCHOOLS SENIOR CUP SQUADS
• MUNSTER SCHOOLS SQUADS
• School made the headlines 130 years ago
• CONNACHT SCHOOLS SQUADS

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