Irish Independent - 2018-01-25

• ‘Brexit is Dunkirk without the ships’ – O’Brien warning
• Men to miss out on €40 a week after pensions fix
• Top businessme­n groping hostesses proves we’re long way from equality
• Kik app defiant despite paedophile messages to girls
• Gymnastics doctor who abused girls jailed for 175 years
• Martin abortion stance failing Irish people
• Claire makes radio waves with ‘News at One’ move
• Montrose seizes control of TG4 news in row over logo
• Varadkar stands over remarks on parents helping pay for deposit
• ‘You’d worry about your own future,’ says mum
• Children left in limbo as new schools lie idle after collapse of building firm
• Redress required for victims of shoddy builders
• Pay-outs cap in bid to end ‘compo culture’
• Untangling one knot just creates another
• Delaying extra hospital beds ‘could cost up to 4,000 lives’
• ‘Chances missed’ to diagnose cancer in 13 patients given all-clear
• Brexit may scup per treatment in North for waiting-list patients here
• Farmers warning against red tape for fodder subsidy
• Garda scandal brewing over homicide figures
• Car inspector gets €65,000 after being ‘rear-ended’ in test centre
• O’Sullivan’s lawyers also represente­d officer ‘extremely hostile’ to McCabe
• Crippling hikes are forcing local festivals to close
• Pressure piled on Varadkar to reveal stance on abortion
• Sean Haughey fears abortion for children with cleft lip
• Woman (83) fighting for life after burglary
• Top Irish dancers face the biggest risk of suffering injury
• Two dead, 14 injured in Isil attack on children’s charity
• Cloned monkeys a ‘stepping stone’ to copied humans
• Trump ‘looks forward’ to testifying under oath in Russia probe
• COMMENT: Concern in Davos for the ‘forgotten people
• CEOs upbeat on tax cuts as Davos warms to Trumponomi­cs –
• Pontiff compares rise of fake news to serpent in the Garden of Eden
• Best medicine for stopping quacks in their tracks is to use laws we have
• Nobody wants a generation of snowflakes, Leo, but it is possible to be too honest...
• O’Brien lulling us into false sense of security on the economy
• Limbo of PPP schools casts doubt on model
• Courts set the tone for gardaí
• Varadkar misses the point on affordabil­ity of housing
• Smartphone diary of a teenage girl
• How to wear sports luxe
• Bairbre Power
• A winding road to a used car bargain
• Taste test
• Two-In-One
• Bowen gets Elliott call to end his Thy est es wait
• Oldest swinger in town Federer hits new milestone
• All eyes on Tiger as big guns take aim across the globe
• Foran leads UCD to victory over locals at the Mardyke
• O’Gorman fires Ardscoil to win
• Comer on target for NUI Galway
• Time to pay allowance to inter-county managers – Kelly
• How to win the hurling league – start out in 1B
• Reid and Hogan miss Rebel tie as Cats place faith in youth
• Newfaces desperate to stake claim– O’Connor
• Goldrick: I would love to see ladies fill Croke Park
• CATS’ DEMISE GREATLY EXAGGERATE­D – RYAN
• ‘I’m a realist. I know how tough it’s going to be’
• Connacht legend Muldoon to call time on career
• Best close to new deal as Schmidt rules Kilcoyne out of France clash
• Fine line between resting stars and not giving a toss
• Xhaka can as he sinks Blues to lift gloom for Gunners
• Barkley’s baptism of fire proves that he still has plenty to learn
• Giggs relishing chance to take on O’Neill and Keane
• McCarthy on Coleman’s mind
• Schmidt’s comments on omission of Zebo don’t appear to stack up with reality of situation
• Manager says Stoke talk will not affect his Irish standing
• www.independen­t.ie Jones puts heat on Schmidt
• O’Neill: Irish players want me to stay
• DANIEL McDONNELL
• NO NEED TO PANIC OVER NEW MAXIMUM HANDICAPS
• New angle for ILGU Scratch Cup Circuit
• Club hire business flying to new heights
• FAITHFUL MEMBERS STAY COURSE
• North & West Coast golf goes global at long last
• PGA seeks sponsor and venue for Championsh­ip
• SIMON BYRNE WANTS YOU
• Odyssey’s putter of rare beauty
• If I shoot two pars when I’m out, then it’s been a good day for me
• What Poetry Can Teach Us
• Conor Murphy reflects on The Bend in the Road
• The influence of poetry on rap and contempora­ry music
• Exam health and fitness with coach Alan Williams
• Ireland’s creative writing college courses
• Can you feel it? The power of Unseen Poetry
• Poet Alice Lyons on her life as a creative writer
• Exam tips from Luke Saunders of Studyclix
• John Montague and Philip Larkin
• Gerard Manley Hopkins
• Philip Larkin
• A Poet in Motion
• Paul Durcan
• Eiléan Ní Chuilleaná­in
• Student Donal Conaty
• The Path to Poetry Perfection – TEN STEPS
• The man who muttered - MADE MAGIC
• YEATS SOCIETY AIMS TO BRING POET’S MAGIC TO A NEW AUDIENCE
• Áine Queenan

Irish Independent - 2018-01-24

Irish Independent - 2018-01-26