Irish Independent - 2018-11-20

• ‘Tax grab’ on workers follows FG cuts pledge
• ‘My daughter killed herself after court thong ordeal’
• Mean, petty move will leave PAYE workers resentful
• Parents will be able to take a full year off to care for new baby
• Explainer: How will the new parental leave work?
• Is your drinking dangerous? Probably, say the experts
• Rúaidhrí O’Connor: Schmidt will still find room to improve
• Court curbs needed to protect us from Twitter fools
• US closes its busiest border amid protests over caravan
• Footballer­s in tribute to fan who drowned on trip to Denmark
• €512k costs of reorganisa­tion hit Kilkenny Group profits
• Zappone vows to fight back as Fine Gael targets her seat
• ‘Treasure trove’ reveals life of mystery heiress
• EU unites to agree Brexit plan as May continues battle with her ministers
• Deck is stacked against her – but PM still has cards left to play
• No need for an emergency budget even if the UK crashes out, insists Donohoe
• No-deal Brexit fears hit Irish bond yields
• Break for the Border – grocery shoppers heading North again
• Key document on co-operation with North ‘should be released’
• ‘Robbing Paschal to pay Paschal’ makes little sense
• ‘Monster left me sad, suicidal, depressed and scared’ – victim
• Tinder rapist boasted he’d met ‘hundreds of women’ on dating site
• Pervert O’Dea convicted of attacks on other girls
• Swine flu is this year’s big threat to vulnerable
• Families shouldn’t be able to refuse quality care for elderly, warns FF
• Nurses threatenin­g 24-hour strikes as row over pay and lack of staff deepens
• Hundreds of women face agonising wait after gene test blunder
• Mother (48) ‘in agony’ died after being sent home with painkiller­s
• Roll it there... Kathleen:
• Personalit­y politics heats up for ‘mystic Micheál’ and the ‘juveniles’
• Revealed: 11 children went ‘missing’ from crèches in last year
• ‘Parents should lay down the law and tell teens not to drink until 18’
• Generation game – Stockdale’s family bask in the glory of victory over the All Blacks at his first try
• Injured Liverpool fan Seán Cox takes ‘massive step in picking up own cup of tea’
• 250,000 couples fight for ‘handful’ of starter homes across capital
• Farmers told to carry two months’ worth of extra silage
• ‘They won’t drive me out,’ says woman (84) hit on head with hammer by raiders
• Mother urged to work just 12 days after the premature birth of second child
• Alice (20) left ‘traumatise­d’ after being stabbed by mugger at isolated bus stop
• People under threat from drug dealers should tell us – Garda chief
• American has glass smashed in his face, was spat on and told ‘welcome to Ireland’
• Review of rape trials calls for ban on public and law to curb social media
• Saudi king in plea for action to stop ‘Iran creating chaos’
• Hundreds hurt as roads across France blocked in fuel protests
• President urges sex-case teacher to ‘seek justice’
• The State has failed, but it’s the children who must bare the shame of homelessne­ss
• Housing crisis is wrecking lives and our patience is gone
• Our pet pooch really knows her politics
• North Korean weapons test is a shot across bow of Trump
• EU must let Britain leave with pride intact or it risks an extremist reaction
• Study of history is crucial to build a vibrant nation
• McDonald has to take action before it’s too late
• Shock arrest signals downfall of Nissan boss
• Market turmoil delays planned UK IPO of Millar’s jet leasing vehicle
• Danske Bank whistleblo­wer says his warnings were not heeded
• Wetherspoo­n looking for more pub sites as it hails Irish growth
• Bulk of Irish builders lack scale, says housebuild­er Cairn
• Banks have become more profitable since the crash
• Total Produce shares decline on Dole Food trading update
• Celebrity haunt suffers €2m swing into red
• Redundancy costs and drop in revenue hit greyhound profits
• Dublin-based drug firm Inflazome raises €40m in funding
• European stocks hit by US peers
• The immaculate collection:
• Stan Lee’s Marvel creations united my family like nothing else
• Heave! How to master rugby fandom
• The best of tonight’s television
• Two-In-One
• Tizzards ‘not afraid’ to take on Might Bite
• This is the best feeling I’ve ever had in my life – Mahony
• Horan: Boston ‘classic’ pays its way, so is here to stay
• Fennelly happy ‘the body is surviving’ as Ballyhale eye Leinster crown
• Schutte’s hurling return may open door for others
• CPA object to second-tier proposal over ‘contradict­ion’
• Internatio­nals confirm Farrells as Europe’s premier rugby family
• Jones calls on Hughes for Wallabies following six-week ban
• Farrell’s robust defensive system stifles world’s best attack again
• Murray and Farrell poised for Munster return
• O’Neill’s Ireland losing fans and credibilit­y
• Another bore draw offers no reason for cheer
• Late Van Dijk volley snatches Dutch finals spot
• IRELAND RATINGS DANIEL McDONNELL
• Glut of inter-county games to get larger – so more extra-time finishes on way
• Ireland won’t feel burden of expectatio­n after All Black win – Henderson
• FARRELL MASTERCLAS­S
• BREAKING BALL
• IN THE STABLES

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