Irish Independent - 2018-01-23

• Paedophile forced girls (9) to send him sex pictures
• Father fights for life after one-punch attack
• Schools to clamp down on career breaks to ease teacher shortage
• School staff issues come as no surprise
• Ex-football hero Weah vows to end corruption in Liberia
• Failure to scoop up dog poop is not a victimless crime
• New hope for lost kayaker as travel companion is found alive
• Uber CEO predicts there’ll be flying cars in 10 years
• ‘Predator’ (70) has jail term cut on appeal for abusing autistic boy (11)
• ‘After two years in the Emirates, we were able to get house we wanted’
• Central Bank admits that credit unions are facing big challenges
• Bin companies have been hiking prices and offering customers ‘illegal deals’
• McCabe asked to leave role as he felt ‘under threat’ from O’Sullivan
• Unhappy couple are banned from going into each other’s bedrooms
• Ex-commission­er warmly greets the ‘whistleblo­wer’ – and recalls dilemma
• Rape Crisis group criticises cut in GAA coach’s sex abuse sentence
• O ne-woman grey army adds splash of colour to ‘Crayola brights’ theme
• Final goodbyes to ‘star who shone bright from beginning’
• How much house can you buy with the maximum loan from Government?
• Regional plan’s ‘city bias’ sparks rural uprising
• No shortage of ideas, but it’s now a case of ‘seeing is believing’
• Minister insists loan plan will work
• Hospital beds lie idle as patients languish on public waiting lists
• ‘Waiting in pain for hip surgery is destroying my life’
• Suspect in feud murder had been told his life was atrisk
• Judge to rule on Leslie Buckley’s privilege assertion
• FF front-benchers to snub meeting of TDs who oppose abortion
• Objector fails to stop €1bn Amazon data centre
• Ireland set to gain two extra MEP seats due to Brexit
• Gardaímade ‘dog’s dinner’ of identifyin­g gunman in wig, trial told
• High winds to lash country after spot flooding
• Firstfarm death of the year as teen killed in fall from tractor
• Man held as €70,000 of cocain e foun d in fire station
• Democrats vote to end shutdown after pledge over US ‘Dreamers’
• Amazon’s new store launch doesn’t quite Go to plan
• Tillerson’s ‘special’ attention for UK
• Catalan crisis rekindled as parliament proposes Puigdemont as leader
• Ukip leader vows to ‘drain swamp’
• Our funding laws mean Facebook will be a key battlegrou­nd in abortion referendum
• Republican­s uniting behind Trump in their antagonism towards non-white immigrants
• How quickly we changed from rosary-whisperers to a society which blames Church for all ills
• Prize Bond a pointless waste of money ... so look elsewhere
• No more style over substance
• Shortage of teachers has to be addressed
• Government loan scheme may make matters worse
• Opinions differ, but respect is key
• Irish economy to be eurozone’s fastest-growing through to 2024
• Gecas leasing giant is ‘keeper’ for GE parent, says CEO
• Quinn-linked firm ‘extracted €15m in bogus transactio­ns’
• IMF forecasts UK will miss out on global growth
• University deal boost for pharma firm CF
• Bank of Ireland top executive to leave role
• Ireland scores well on growth and GDP but inequality soars
• Muckross Park Hotel on course for strong 2018
• US has ‘too few skilled people for the jobs available’
• Abercrombi­e lifts forecast as chairman departs on high
• Move to end US shutdown buoys stocks
• Stars on the march
• From denial to acceptance: the eight stages of going bald
• What it feels like... to be an expat returned home
• Week 2: Making your workspace healthy
• Two-In-One
• Morris keeps options open for ‘Alpha’ with Cotswold entry
• MURPHY SPEECHLESS AFTER 1,228/1 FOUR-TIMER
• Djokovic fearing new injury lay-off Serb hindered by elbow woes during shock defeat to ‘Professor’
• Driving issues holding back Power’s bid for maiden victory
• Stones backs City to learn their lessons and secure Wembley spot
• Gentleman Jimmy’s dignity will be missed
• NORTH DIG DEEP TO KEEP HOLD OF IN-DEMAND O’NEILL
• Mawson pounces as Reds endure familiar feeling
• England join race to win over Saints starlet Obafemi
• Mkhitaryan: I have always dreamed of playing for Arsenal
• There’s too much emphasis on inter-county training – Meyler
• Burke on the double as DCU stun Davy’s troops
• Family ties keeping midfielder Mullins content in Donegal
• LEINSTER PUSHING FOR NEW DELEGATE SYSTEM
• Murray hopes ‘Axel’ jersey can help Doddie battle
• McNamara: O’Connell is a huge addition to U-20s set-up
• Cronin gets late call to prop up Schmidt’s Spain sunshine boys
• True Order of Merit will recognise the best
• Chasing pack face unenviable challenge of having to peak in both league and championsh­ip
• CHAMPIONS CUP LAST EIGHT Clermont Auvergne
• UNITED FANS IN SEVENTH HEAVEN: Alexis Sanchez dons his new No .7 jersey
• Davy Fitz ‘disappoint­ed’ over Cody’s comments
• All Black legend admits game will never stamp out doping
• Derek McGrath
• RUGBY: New Ireland women’s coach excited by dawn of a new era
• A bit of talk radio and tackling Question Bs
• Approachin­g different essays and debating
• Guide to Paper 1 with English teacher Sandra O’Donoghue
• Celebrity Leaving Certificat­e:
• All you need to know about jargon and study charts
• A guide to writing well and using descriptiv­e language
• The 7 different composing styles with Elaine Dobbyn
• The Mechanics of Writing: punctuatio­n and cliches
• THE ART OF PERSUASION
• Descriptiv­e Language:
• TOP OF THE CHARTS
• THE Five Language GENRES
• Reading Comprehens­ions – Question A
• Reading Comprehens­ion Question A:
• Celine Gallagher

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