Irish Independent - 2018-11-28

• Dirty Diana: Storm to lash country with winds of 130kmh
• Broadband rollout to be fast-tracked in new plan
• David Kelly: Finding right assistant will be the key to Farrell’s reign
• Rural Ireland needs to see a credible plan on broadband
• How the beauty industry is suffering a mid-life crisis
• ‘Using Tinder not consent’ says judge as he jails serial sex offender
• Garda finance unit handed power to trace offshore funds
• Return of cranes to cities and scorcher of a summer see rat numbers explode
• Keep rolling: Optics meant minister had to go, but it’s not the end
• Naughten urges politician­s to push forward with plan
• Roscommon TD met all firms in bidding process
• Stamp of approval: Women writers dominate the winners’ list at An Post Books Awards
• Club apology as fake report of footballer’s road death leads to match being called off
• ‘Prudent’ Paschal’s Budget is leaving us exposed to repeating mistakes of past
• Overruns in State spending see ‘rainy day’ fund drying up
• Aer Lingus paid out €200m dividend for 2017 as profits hit record high
• Cancer lab in UK helps tackle smear test delays
• Seven children languishin­g on trolleys for more than nine hours in main hospital
• Anti-abortion nurses fear ‘victimisat­ion’ under new law
• ‘There is only so much I can help my son with’ – 37,000 vulnerable children on lists
• Zoe’s dream: Town rallies around tot (2) to raise €100,000 for op that will help her walk
• DUP can’t be bought to support Brexit deal – Foster warns May
• Applicatio­ns for visas to work here hit 10-year high
• How May could yet confound all the critics and get her Brexit bill through
• Accuser rejects SF’s claim that members were fully co-operative with abuse probe
• Putin uneasy over ‘reckless act’ of martial law in Ukraine
• Text exchanges were read out during the trial
• Wonderful Copenhagen: But it can’t stop groom Shane hushing Depp’s rendition of Pogues classic
• Solicitor challenged over €246,000 fee is cleared of misconduct
• Further arrests likely in probe over historic scouting abuse claims
• Mother ‘saw red’ and assaulted gardaí who were arresting her son
• Aspiration of milk a factor in death of baby with heart defect
• Minister vows to combat the ‘serious issue’ of scrambler bikes in parks
• We can build 1,500 homes a year – Center Parcs firm
• Jury is urged to listen to ‘silent witness Nicola Collins’ at end of murder trial
• Senator disputes article was part of ‘rough and tumble’ of politics
• Lynch mob: Boyzone star hits out at RTÉ
• Nurse fails with €60,000 claim after punch by care resident
• Gallagher and Nokia clash in heating row
• Choices, choices, choices... laying the groundwork for a new Leaving Certificat­e
• ‘I want to be a doctor and for every reason I thought of why I couldn’t, there was an answer’
• DARE lower points programme covers a wide range of illnesses and conditions
• Trump says Mueller is ‘ruining lives of people who refuse to lie’
• Top French civil servant arrested on suspicion of ‘spying’ for North Korea
• Moscow warned not to interfere with probe into chemical attack
• Escalation of Crimea conflict was inevitable – so why now?
• Macron aims to end protests with tax pledge
• Nasa may fail but $2bn Mars gamble is still worth the risk
• Ancient tribe escapes woes of 21st century
• BEATING BREXIT DEPENDS ON BROADBAND PLAN – ROLL IT OUT
• Sporting triumph shows great things can happen when politics is forgotten
• Sinn Féin has a duty to represent voters on Brexit
• Millennial men were worst affected by financial meltdown, report reveals
• Limerick firm backed by Soros and Dell goes bankrupt
• Supermac’s hits record year with Obama help
• UK closes inonnew trade deal with WTO
• UDG ‘hedged against Brexit’ as it targets M&A
• Investor says it put too much faith in Aryzta
• Norwegian battles BA on the London to Rio route
• Mitsubishi says car alliance can survive
• Digicel extends deadline for bondholder­s to agree debt deal
• Global turmoil hits Europe’s shares
• #MeToo unfriendly:
• Shane Watson
• Squash and coconut soup
• A big night in for fans of 90s comedy
• Two-In-One
• Rás sponsor a ‘real possibilit­y’
• Apple’s and Laurina on track for duel
• THE CROKE PARK RATIONALE BEHIND THE NEW RULES
• Only Congress can decide whether Dubs have ‘Super 8s’ home comforts – McGill
• Kerry to address club concerns over players omitted from panel
• Klopp warns PSG that Salah is back to his scoring best
• Dundalk must prove there’s life after Kenny – McEleney
• Gunners’ Vorskla clash moved to Kiev over security concerns
• Mourinho’s emotions boil over as United win in Fellaini time
• Pochettino’s men still struggling with reality of life inside the Champions League jungle
• State of the unions as 2019 beckons
• Murphy striking balance between rugby and medicine studies
• ‘Andy has so much charisma, you really want to play for him’
• United show their bottle:
• CPA insist defeat of motion is a ‘clear sign of contempt’
• Duff admits he’s tempted by offer of job with Celtic backroom staff
• WHY KENNY’S APPOINTMEN­T OFFERS LEAGUE OF IRELAND A GOLDEN OPPORTUNIT­Y
• IF EVER THERE WAS A CASE FOR TWO REFEREES, IT’S NOW
• Committee chairman defends changes after GPA criticism
• Citroen tries to take the rough with the smooth in new C5 Aircross SUV
• Cupra Ateca price news; Motor banking; Learning our lessons
• Let’s not waste time on why cover costs rose 70pc. Here’s what’s needed to reduce them
• The good, bad and ugly times, and why we must learn from them for EV future
• Family-of-five car; Rapid switch; Diesel commute; Two options; Small SUV

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