Irish Independent - 2018-11-14

• Hard sell for May on soft Brexit deal
• Working families blamed for elderly parents blocking hospital beds
• Drivers who install dash cams will get insurance discount
• What is Leo’s solution to the real problem in health?
• Rugby: ‘I felt like Superman on my debut against Ireland’ – Barrett
• Trump taunts France over US interventi­on in world wars
• Horrific road collision claims lives of two young men
• Farewell Club92: is the Dublin dance floor dead?
• Kerry Co-op in row over ‘top secret’ review on stake sell-off and future
• How Gate’s director set the stage for a theatre sea-change
• PM now faces biggest test yet in getting ‘her deal’ pushed through
• The next task for Mrs May is to cajole, bully and bribe her own party
• Farmers who mistreat animals should take CAP hit, says report
• Sinn Féin ‘won’t take up seats to help push through Brexit deal’
• Company to start stockpilin­g Oxo cubes and Mr Kipling cakes over looming possibilit­y of a no-deal
• Divide between rural and urban areas ‘likely to deepen over wages, house prices and jobs’
• Business as usual: Trump is back to violating his oath of office
• TD holds up thong in Dáil with demand for action on ‘rape myths’
• Probe after photo of accused teacher taken in court
• Call for new cap on extortiona­te rates charged by moneylende­rs
• ‘Credit union got me out of the clutches of those offering ridiculous rates’
• Family get €54,000 after mum dies from hot water bottle scald
• Criminals head home from Britain to join spiralling gang feud
• Cash, drugs and cars seized in swoop on organised crime gang
• ‘Someone will be caught in the crossfire... this has to be stopped now’
• ‘I have left my husband and daughter to care for disabled mother, I’m at my wits’ end’
• Each GP to ‘treat three patients a year’ for an abortion
• HSE must step up to tackle the plight of people stuck in wards
• ‘The thing that people pick on now will be valued later,’ Panti tells the next generation
• Galway wins huge 200-job artificial intelligen­ce centre
• €400m data centre ‘will be like having a gold mine in the area’
• ‘Single-handed, you’ve changed policing’ – what Harris told McCabe
• Probe into recovery of court costs from ex-Garda chief and press officer
• Hundreds to lose part of gardens in bus plan
• Teens fight expulsion over video of ‘snorting powder’
• Bird from dinosaur age adds to ancestry mystery
• Business: Agri-tech firm MagGrow raises €3m for expansion
• Making college a rite of passage for everyone
• ‘We talk about college, apprentice­ships and jobs, never about doing nothing’
• Getting started on the CAO form
• Important Dates
• ‘She did everything right’ – brother pays tribute to cyclist killed in accident
• Driver in four-death tragedy faces civil actions
• Assaulted official ‘forgives’ attackers, but ‘questions if refereeing is for me’
• Mother beaten to death after three-day drink spree, trial told
• Woman who killed her partner loved him ‘dearly’
• ‘Mother had newborn baby taken from breast in hospital’
• Clinton has burning desire for the presidency – but ‘baggage’ will weigh her down if she tries third bid
• Deport Syrian migrants, says would-be Merkel successor
• US bishops urge colleagues to defy Vatican abuse call
• If we want quality programmin­g, we need to tackle TV licence evaders
• Medical staff must be allowed to be conscienti­ous objectors to abortion
• Hype on tech still can’t stop cows belching
• ALL SIDES NEED TO BE ON BOARD TO LIFT BREXIT CURSE
• In remembranc­e of our young men whose treatment was truly shameful
• Abortion vote shows peril of this brave new Ireland
• Boost for Virgin as customers quit Eir
• Shares in Grafton Group surge after it posted a strong third-quarter update
• Three-year minimum wait for Hibernia Reit land to produce homes
• DCC won’t stray from focus on core divisions, says CEO
• Digicel extends bond offer deadline
• One in three Irish SMEs targeted by fraud
• Magee firm profits hit €6.7m as Brexit and retail fears rise
• Aer Lingus pilot due to receive damages over defamatory emails
• Trade and Brexit hopes lift markets
• Boeing shares hit after weak delivery numbers for 737
• EirGrid: planning delays could hit offshore wind boost
• O’Brien lawyer opposes amendment to phone licence case
• A new chapter
• Tear we go:
• A rustic French classic that goes wonderfull­y with hake
• YouTube tries to carve out some space
• Two-In-One
• McHugh excited by Rochford addition to Donegal set-up
• The Portroe ‘takeover’ as Tipp unveil new sponsors
• Blow for Bohs as injury forces Supple to retire
• Rooney rejects criticism of send-off game
• FA’s Brexit plans may have impact for Irish hopefuls
• ‘The mind plays tricks on you, but you have to stay positive’
• England defender Keane urges in-demand Rice to follow heart
• North winning in battle for young players – Nicholl
• Keogh’s defensive resilience will be key to any Irish revival
• The All Black SLAYER
• Lego-mad Stockdale aims to build on record-breaking year in green jersey
• Gopperth: Schmidt ‘deserves’ chance at New Zealand job
• Teen star Parsons set to make history
• All Blacks have not been as vulnerable in a decade
• Critics of unsung hero Whelan have been aiming at wrong target all along
• What the World Cup winners did next:
• Kiwis ramp up mind games with digs at Sexton and Aki
• FAI apologise to hero of 1993 Windsor Park after ‘complete oversight’
• Wexford avoid punishment over Portugal leisure break
• Fears grow McIlroy will skip Irish Open but McGinley still ‘hopeful’
• BREHENY BEAT
• SAMCRO-FAUGHEEN DUEL ON THE CARDS FOR PUNCHESTOW­N
• Inside: Dean Rock rolls on with help from Sexton’s kicking guru
• Surge in imports swells number of VW Group cars requiring ‘fix’
• ‘Most people wake from a nightmare. I wake to one’
• Same rules apply whether it’s import or ‘native’ Irish
• We all need to be aware of possible Brexit blackspot for vehicle cover
• How I fared with the ‘luxury’ Skoda that thinks it’s a Merc
• Brave Rosemary; BMW First deal; Corolla saloon; Mazda3 new era
• Peugeot reveals prices and spec for the 508 fastback; here late-spring
• ‘Cred’ buy for €7,000; A tall order; Better boot; From TT to what? €25k budget?

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