Irish Independent - 2018-01-15

• Schoolboy Sean died days after getting flu
• WHY O’NEILL SHOULD HAVE TO REAPPLY FOR HIS JOB
• Anna hurls herself on to the dancefloor
• Third of TDs opposed to 12-week plan for abortions
• State’s biggest pension firm shuts down its own fund
• Ukip in racism storm over Meghan Markle comments
• My oath to queen was just ‘silly words’, says Áras hopeful
• Juliet Samuel: Facebook rebrand just a new way to waste time
• Bono eyes little acorns in fintech for investment growth
• Ireland boss after week of chaos
• Lower voting age to just 16 and hold referendum­s on weekend: Assembly
• Snow and gales on the way as temperatur­es plummet
• Mum sues HSE over suicide of Milly (11)
• Hospitals ‘expecting the worst’ as viral epidemic ready to peak
• Disabled girl abandoned at birth ‘failed by HSE and Tusla’
• ‘I led teacher strikes, but actually thought reforms were exciting’ – senator
• Ministers’ 45 advisers set to get increases in salaries
• Colleges misusing funds face financial penalties
• My colleagues want to put me forward – FF senator
• Chief suspect for murder of Rosie fled to Europe on ferry
• Warning as thugs stalk shoppers before trying to steal cash
• ‘I saw the boots of the gunman and the tip of his rifle... then they blew his face away’
• Gardaí probe role ‘Stakeknife’ played in murders here
• Donegal revealed as worst county for tax defaulters in past five years
• 25,000had social housing needs met last year: Murphy
• PR disaster could hurt firm’s hopes of ‘auto-enrolment’ w indfall
• Probe under way into missile alert error that terrified Hawaii
• Trump says ‘Dreamer’ programme dead amid fury over ‘shithole’ slur
• Wahlberg gives $1.5m reshoot fee t o Time’s Up campaign
• Rebellion puts Merkel coalition in doubt
• Even if people vote for abortion, it could still be blocked by TDs
• Speech trumps written word
• Dublin Aerospace considerin­g base in regional airport
• Media Bites
• The firms that will win in battle of man vs machine
• Pace of constructi­on activity accelerate­s
• Israel’s strategy shows Ireland’s diplomatic star has badly faded
• Pensions farrago just gets worse and worse
• We need to hear far more about that, Mr Craughwell
• Brexit and its many paradoxes
• Farmers on the edge of Brexit
• Two-In-One
• BUGLER, PAT
• Getabird flies into Cheltenham picture for Mullins
• Bargain buy ‘Doctor’ has right script for Russell and Elliott
• Porterfiel­d and Balbirnie hit centuries to boost Ireland
• Champions Cork overpower Galway
• Body of evidence
• Commercial realities must be focus for GAA: McGinley
• Disappoint­ing week but Dun ne enjoys‘ bond’ built in Europe’ s come back win
• Federer flourishes as injury struggles plague his peers
• Men like Micko can help keep the rest of us going
• Ryan: Callanan absence from league gives others a chance
• Limerick make bold statement of intent
• Kerry hurlers secure first win over Cork in 127 years
• Wexford rally well to exploit Dublin red
• Sherlock homes in on silverware with late strike
• League plans taking shape for Cody as Kilkenny defy ‘serious challenge’
• McStay calls for final to be re-fixed
• Kelly’s men progress despite late Offaly charge
• McBrearty leads Donegal into semi-final
• Meath reach final after historic first shoot-out
• Clear lessons despite mud as Tyrone reach another final
• Keane underwhelm­ed after uninspired draw
• Lansdowne and Con set up Bateman Cup showdown
• Ulster stay alive but Best insists they have to improve
• Leinster seal home date as rival provinces keep fate in own hands
• Leinster unleash shock and awe in RDS
• Cullen demands ruthless streak from his title-chasers as crunch time beckons
• Jones counts cost as Vunipola and Haskell face Six Nations woe
• If Donnacha Ryan wasn’t here I don’t think we would have won – Nyanga
• Battle lost for Red army but war is still there to be won
• Barca fight back to stay undefeated
• Sanchez set for United as City baulk at terms
• Chelsea lining up shock bid for Carroll over scoring crisis
• Shocked Allardyce fears being sucked back into relegation mire
• MOURINHO WANTS TO KEEP HOLD OF DE GEA
• Cherries get on top as Gunners’ implosion affects all and sundry
• Justified Jurgen reaping the rewards for courage to take some risks
• Klopp: Statement victory showed we can play despite Coutinho departure
• It’s going to be hard to justify week of confusion
• Surprise snub by O’Neill leaves Stoke in managerial limbo
• O’NEILL’S POTENTIAL REPLACEMEN­TS
• Experts’ reaction
• TWEETS OF THE WEEK
• Hard to see how O’Neill can be kept on after this fiasco
• Oxlade-Chamberlai­n finally discovers his spark to seize his shot at redemption
• Rampaging Reds expose City limits
• MUNSTER LOSE BATTLE BUT LOOK SET TO WIN THE WAR

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