Irish Independent - 2018-11-17

• Hard Border looming
• Mortgage holders to gain as ECB hints at delaying rates rise
• Heat is on for householde­rs as a fifth energy supplier announces price rise
• May has drawn red line that the UK won’t settle for no deal on her watch
• ‘Beating cancer made me more positive,’ says Wicklow stalwart
• Unveiled: Why hate crimes in US are under-reported
• Step into party season with the latest looks
• A woman’s choice of underwear has nothing to do with her being open to having sex
• History will look kindly on May amid wreckage of a prepostero­us week
• Varadkar got his deal – but it might be too good to be true
• Fianna Fáil should back stability – there is enough chaos over in UK
• Swift rise of latest UK Brexit minister
• As UK counts cost of exit, EU has shown its value to us
• Leaders in business and farming urge DUP to accept deal
• FF and FG argue over timing of new deal
• Four-month wait for staff to get Irish work permit
• Selling counterfei­t cigarettes ‘a cover’ in father’s murder
• An innocent man’s life can be bought for a few grand in gangs’ urban war
• Boxer broke his partner’s ribs, court told
• Nurses can’t be allowed to hold HSE to ransom
• GPs have now agreed abortion fee – but where’s the training?
• The pros and cons of alternativ­es to HSE’s Fair Deal for looking after the elderly
• We should be able to look after our ill – judge
• Send old mattresses to the gallows so the bed bugs don’t bite
• Fighter withdrew his case after video emerged
• Judge warns claimants gardaí will be targeting would-be scammers
• ‘Trailblazi­ng’ De Danann founder Alec Finn dies aged 74
• Why being a ref has become a very dangerous game
• Tiered sanctions on the cards as referee assaulted after game undergoes surgery
• ‘The fact we can play a soccer match against the North is a miracle in itself’
• Baby ‘lucky to be alive’ after home circumcisi­on
• Young pupils get a taste of third-level science with fast-track tech study
• Couple told to demolish sea pool at their home
• Man accused of raping baby claims he may have hit its head off wall
• ‘Tragic case’ of gay couple hinges on claims of abuse
• 600 missing after US wildfire
• Airline to introduce new breath test over drunk pilot
• Judge orders White House to give press pass back to CNN reporter
• Two former Khmer Rouge leaders found guilty of genocide
• Kim ‘can’t suppress his passionate joy’ at success of new weapon test
• ‘Cut and paste error’ reveals Assange to face charges in US
• $90m Hockney painting sets new auction record
• Europe needs to see lessons of past to quell voices of anti-immigratio­n
• Tea or coffee? It’s our genes that decide
• Don’t be smug on Brexit – we are not learning its lessons
• Why professors­hips plan is so embarrassi­ng for women
• Ireland’s fate is now inextricab­ly linked to that of the UK prime minister
• MAY’S MUTINEERS WILL NOT BE FORGIVEN IF THEY SINK EU DEAL
• Brexit vote was fatally flawed as public was not properly informed on what was at stake
• GPs won’t be bought by HSE’s abortion contracts
• Irish airlines ask the EU for grace period on ownership rules
• Digicel bond swap negotiatio­ns ‘are going well’, says O’Brien
• Earnings rise to €850,000 at five-star Lough Eske Castle
• KN Group merger with Circet will see €1.1bn revenue
• Court says ‘no basis’ to Nama papers case
• Newspaper giant Johnston Press goes into administra­tion
• Bitcoin’s rollercoas­ter ride finally comes off the tracks
• Personal shopper
• Is a health cash plan worth the money, or am I over-insured?
• SCHMIDT’S MEN MUST BEAT THE BEST TO BE THE BEST
• Best makes case for his inclusion as Read says All Blacks need best game of the year
• PERFECT 10s
• Referee Barnes needs to be alert to cynical All Black tactics designed to push game’s laws to their limits
• No ordinary week for ‘exceptiona­l’ Aki as he sidesteps Kiwi criticism to hold the centre for Ireland
• Secret behind the world’s most successful team – how a country with just 4.8m people rule the rugby world
• HOW IRELAND BECAME ALL BLACKS’ BIGGEST RIVALS
• Duel of world’s top coaches another sub-plot in fascinatin­g clash
• Hughes finds her feet after missing out on the World Cup
• Sharvin reveals heartbreak of two-shot penalty
• McIlroy drives it better but he needs to step on gas in Dubai
• Resilient Tonga still producing results despite paltry funding
• Harrington advances to last 16 at Worlds
• UCD hope to have new pitch installed in time to host Olympic qualifying
• EIGHT GAMES FOUR GOALS NO HOPE
• Humility over hubris in 30 years of triumphs
• Vote for our Sportstar of the Year to be in draw for some fantastic prizes
• 2018 Sportstar of the Week winners
• The Croke Park: Dublin’s iconic sporting hotel
• ‘Beating cancer made me more positive’
• ‘Gunners’ leaving no stone unturned to lift Munster hoodoo
• Elliott happy with Tiger return as Josies takes prize
• ‘Romain’ can give Nicholls a sweet hat-trick
• Faugheen can turn back clock to eclipse Samcro as jumps action heats up
• VOTE FOR YOUR 2018 SPORTSTAR OF THE YEAR TO BE IN THE DRAW FOR FANTASTIC PRIZES
• PATRICK MULLINS WITH THE INSIDE TRACK ON FAUGHEEN’S CLASH WITH SAMCRO

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