Irish Independent - 2018-11-15

• Major win for Ireland as Brexit a step closer
• ‘We’re going now’: Is this the end for U2?
• Ex-rugby coach charged with indecent assault on nine boys
• Neil Francis:
• Vitamins:
• Focussing on the past can keep old grievances alive
• Frustrated Trump mulls over clearout of his cabinet
• Elderly patients to be moved from hospital as trolley crisis looms
• London still key battlegrou­nd – unless someone in EU has issue
• No-deal exit would hit growth in Ireland more than any other country, warns IMF
• Top jusge warns our legal system will be isolated with the EU after Brexit
• The deal is a dog’s dinner – but it’s still the best thing on the menu
• Ministers held their breath as UK went into deal meltdown
• Lawyers using ‘dead Irish grannies’ to get passports
• Round One to May but now the real struggle starts
• ‘It will be like living on the M50’ – residents struggle to see beyond the negatives
• Homeowners who lose garden to bus lanes will get €25,000
• Property sales slow as prices continue to increase
• People in mortgage arrears ‘feel abandoned by the State’
• Locals oppose Crosbie’s plan for seven-storey hotel in capital’s Liberties
• Debate must be driven by facts – and not fears
• Giraffes on ‘extinction critical list’ for first time
• Woman (91) waited 13 hours in A&E but left without getting bed
• Four women at centre of crisis did not have cervical cancer
• IFA’s finances still in the red since €1.4m pay scandal legal case
• Teachers, nurses would be ‘hit hard’ by pension change
• Gambler who tried to blackmail gay man sent to jail
• ‘Reckless’ student avoids conviction over bank transfer of stolen €5,000
• PR firm distances itself from Casey over video tweet
• ‘Super-Earth’ found six light years away – and it might support life
• Shortage of secondary teachers ‘to get worse’
• GPs will be asked to opt in to provide abortions at €450 each
• CCTV appeal in investigat­ion of aid worker’s murder
• ‘I’m trying to bring her back to life,’ accused said
• Hidden treasure: Crozier that lay buried for centuries on display
• Rory’s story: How ‘rotten core’ of gambling in GAA led to creation of online sketches
• Revealed: the methodsuse­dby wealthy to avoid large tax bills
• Irish Ferries customers fear for their holidays over booking delay
• Knickers draped over court steps in protest at rape trial remarks on teenager’s thong
• All babies born at 28 weeks in Rotunda survive
• Irish film producers accused of ‘diverting’ up to €50m in funds
• ‘Delight’ at calls for EU army
• AI being used to spot drug dealers operating on social media
• ‘My shoes were melting it was so hot’ – fire survivors relive horror
• CIA looked into using ‘truth serum’ after 9/11
• White House insists it has right to ban journalist­s in Acosta dispute
• Judge warns ‘El Chapo’ lawyer over bribes plea
• Netanyahu allies revolt over Hamas ceasefire
• US ‘hardens’ border crossings as migrants arrive
• Amid challengin­g times, European elections deserve our attention
• We need to stop feeding into our children’s feelings of paranoia
• Our cynicism should get the darned elbow
• BITTER REALITY OF BREXIT HARD TO SWALLOW FOR MANY
• Why pushy parents on sidelines should be shown red card
• Populism on march across Europe may have arrived on our own shores
• How to wear... the prairie dress
• How a father dealt with telling his kids their mother had died
• Bairbre Power
• The best of tonight’s television
• Two-In-One
• ‘Doctor’ to deliver while Elliott is upbeat for Samcro’s Morgiana bid
• Gaffers’ dinner date may thaw frostiness
• McGinley puzzled by McIlroy and Rose Tour snubs
• No excuses – Ireland have to perform in local derby
• A simple twist of family fate leads enthusiast­ic Robinson back to the old country
• Whelan reflects on over-the-top flak ahead of farewell
• FRIENDLY INTERNATIO­NAL IRELAND V NORTHERN IRELAND
• Venue boost for provincial champions in ‘round robin’
• Dowling: ‘You’d love a few months off, but you love success more’
• Two Tier 2 football options on the agenda
• Versatile Smith refreshed and ready for Kearney aerial battle
• Griggs excited about teenager Parsons’ ability ahead of debut
• ‘We were never smart enough against New Zealand’
• Birthday boy Furlong keeping celebratio­ns low-key as he prepares for fierce battle
• Back-row battle will be key if Irish are to upset All Blacks – Heaslip
• Best knows his place is under threat – O’Connell
• GAA continues global expansion with Asian market
• O’Connell: Ireland can still flourish without Schmidt
• Home comforts will continue on the double for Dubs next year
• O’Neill: Obafemi decision a bit off, he has things to think about
• Selfridge kisses his tour dream goodbye
• Phil is no flop for Olivia and the Sun Devils
• The greatest little club in the world
• Maguire twins appointed Slieve Russell ambassador­s
• Brendan’s voyage of discovery Down Under
• A round of golf with pals is always a happy time

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