Irish Independent - 2018-01-26

• The Celtic Phoenix: jobs and growth on fast track
• ‘Cyber-bullies drove our beautiful Nicole to suicide’
• From empty glasses to drunken masses on Good Friday
• It’s now two minutes to midnight on the Doomsday Clock – thanks to Trump, Kim and fake news
• ‘Beer and potatoes’ a barrier for visitors to Ireland
• ‘Our local area is unaffordab­le – we are looking at a 90-minute commute’
• Mortgage numbers returning to boom-era levels
• Murphy admits homes won’t be built this year
• Donohoe forced to defend our tax regime in Davos
• ‘I have my doubts over whether Davis understand­s Brexit issues,’ says Ahern
• ‘Scale of commercial property activity huge, but there’s no bubble’ – Varadkar
• US president’s visit to UK on the cards for ‘later this year’
• We’re as close to Doomsday today as we were during the Cold War
• ‘Unfair’ tax change achieved goal of getting women back to work
• Rethink needed to facilitate rise in dual-earner couples
• Calls for training to help judges with injury damages
• Marty and the Little People: GAA pundit preps for dance-off
• Tech firms must do more to protect children online, warns worried dad-of-three Coveney
• O’Sullivan faces being recalled to tribunal over ‘offensive’ memo
• Questions linger on as former commission­er may not be out of the woods yet
• Gang that left widow (83) injured in horrific raid may have travelled across Border
• Families shielding killers of Det Garda Donohoe warned: ‘You will never have peace’
• Shock as Ollie (3) dies after sudden illness
• Hospital repeats apology for ‘gross deficits’ at birth of Katie
• Flu virus to linger for five more weeks – as death toll rises to 34
• Suicidal women struggle to get a second opinion when seeking an abortion
• Taoiseach to make views on repealing Eighth known after special meeting of Cabinet
• Micheál is in a spot of bother – and this is about more than the impending referendum
• Bruton backs moves to limit career breaks amid teacher shortage
• ‘Ashamed’ mother-of-four who stole €100,000 in social welfare is jailed
• Monkey magic but human cloning not yet on horizon
• 1,100 child abuse reports for Tusla in only six weeks
• ‘Breaking Bad’-style crystal meth laboratory uncovered in the capital
• Someone helped her disappear, says husband of missing Tina Satchwell
• Ireland faces EU fine of €1.7m over wind farm error
• Doctors struggle to assess suicidal patients
• French protest over fishing brings port of Calais to standstill
• Trump offers hope to ‘Dreamer’ immigrants fearing deportatio­n
• Nato chief calls on Erdogan to cease attacks on Kurds
• Three dead as commuter train comes off track
• Syphilis-ridden 18th century mummy is relative of Johnson
• Controvers­ial Hindu queen film opens in India amid protests
• Oprah rules herself out of running for the US presidency
• Chinese clamp down on violent Peppa Pig cartoon fakes
• We need to get smart about kids and their phones
• Cauliflowe­r steak anyone? Not when closing the fridge door costs nothing
• With Ross as Government’s designated survivor, what could possibly go wrong?
• A little planning goes a long way
• Our politician­s will bend the knee to their EU masters yet again
• Good Friday drink ban did have its merits too
• Varadkar offers assistance to British in Brexit malaise
• Irish banks set to tackle sour loans through securitisa­tion
• Euro soars after Draghi delivers upbeat assessment
• Cryptocurr­encies still no match for less volatile gold, global report argues
• Sharesfall as Aryzta issues new profit alert
• Business sentiment back at pre-crash levels – survey
• Ryanair warned by unions on talks
• Nama cleared by Europe over State aid complaint
• State receives €104m from gas fields
• First ever Korean pharma campus opens in Dublin
• Guinness and gin profits drive Diageo shares boost
• Caterpilla­r profit beats forecasts again as sales surge 35pc
• Stocks fall as the euro strengthen­s
• Daniel really wanted us to be absolutely comfortabl­e together... many gins were had
• Mini Matt a big hit in clever satire
• Winning team produce mid-table performanc­e
• From rough Diamond to rock gem
• Ikea’s ‘mass circularit­y’
• Humourless Corrie’s gone too dark
• Two-In-One
• Fab Fulton has St Malachy’s flying high
• ‘Notorious’ strikes for Elliott
• ‘RUBY’ OUT AS ‘GIN’ IS FANCIED FOR GOLD
• Enigmatic or just a mess? France in Six Nations chaos
• Edmund enjoys taste of big time
• Dates set for provinces’ Cup quarter-final clashes
• Rust-free McIlroy ‘ahead of schedule’
• Performanc­e delights Carey as Fagan fires Carlow to victory
• Corry kills off brave Trinity bid
• Blanchfiel­d helps DIT get back on track
• Forde hopes to have one last dance in Croke Park
• Gavin’s defence specialist aiming for triple glory in Cup
• Higgins out for Mayo as return to action put on back-burner
• Deely: London keen to give Sky deal thumbs-up
• Tribe stopper Callanan not prepared to walk away after rejuvenati­on
• Chelsea tiring of Conte’s excuses
• Hacienda in Madrid hills is bound to turn head of Tottenham’s hottest property
• Real to ramp up Hazard interest with Neymar deal ‘impossible’
• ‘Silent leader’ Monreal is setting example in his understate­d way
• Mourinho’s currency is always in trophies
• Is it too much to ask our coaches to mix style, substance and maybe even a smile?
• Sanchez deal led to drug-test confusion
• Southgate eyes Rice switch
• O’Gara – Six Nations crown rests between Ireland and England
• Holy soldier’s HQ for ¤1.65m
• A SAFE PAIR OF HANDS
• GIANT VALUE IN COUNTY DUBLIN?
• SIXTIES STYLE: CHIC OR KITSCH?
• THE TAXING QUESTIONS
• 4 ON THE MARKET
• Townhouse’s chic basement
• A stable economic outlook
• 4 ON THE MARKET
• Gothic views in Kilcock
• 4 ON THE MARKET
• On Leitrim’s tiny coastline
• Leo can’t bank on ‘mum and dad’ anymore
• A run-down ex-Corpo in D9
• A walk in the park
• Ongoing builds will keep things busy in popular postcode
• Fourth phase will appeal to families
• Traditiona­l with a twist for first timers
• More units come on stream in Co Meath
• A3 rating for small scheme in seaside town
• Reviving Turvey legacy
• The Ryan Review
• Capital cottages
• Collecting up movie magic
• In the SALEROOMS

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