Irish Independent - 2018-11-29

• ‘Forget borrowing more, wait for new houses to be built’
• Golden drop-goal: Sexton’s ‘Le Drop’ boots net €15,500
• Death-drive suspect wanted on hit-and-run charge in 2010
• Private workers will pay price if there is economic downturn
• What the bestsellin­g Christmas toys say about us as a nation
• Trump warning to Putin as tension flares over Ukraine
• Soccer club saying I was dead to avoid match ‘a bit funny’: player
• We can’t moan now we finally have someone to pull reins
• Central Bank is proving no Amigo to the vulnerable
• Trust us, says Varadkar as Budget plans are under fire
• UK moneylende­r to charge 49.9pc interest here
• McGregor hit by driving ban for doing 154kmh in 100kmh zone
• Man guilty of naming ‘rape’ trial woman on internet
• ‘Billions needed to fill State pension fund gap’
• Project is a small step in right direction – but our politician­s should be leading by example
• Food waste will be used to heat homes under €77m climate project
• Varadkar quizzes SF on ‘senior republican­s’ influence
• Storm Diana blows travel plans off course and leaves 40,000 without electricit­y
• Tenants won’t be delayed moving into €3,300-a-month flats after water leak
• Rapist entitled to €10,000 in prison pensions challenge
• Boy (8) among the courageous life saving heroes honoured at water safety awards
• Patients aged over-75 are blamed as trolley figures soar past 100,000 for year
• Our older generation is drinking too much and avoiding doing exercise
• Delays of up to five months for CervicalCh­eck results
• ‘Dr Frankenste­in’ scientist ‘proud’ as first geneticall­y edited babies are delivered
• Apocalypti­c Brexit outcome if no deal – Bank of England
• Businesses preparing for Brexit – but steer clear of €300m in State loans
• Warning on lack of resources to police Border
• Thank you: Robbie finally hangs up boots after getting coach role
• Online racist hate speech ‘pervasive’ and ‘feeds off fake news’, study finds
• Sex offender disclosure law ‘could do harm as well as good’ – experts
• Former Labour TD wins appeal against dangerous driving
• Davy Fitz wins speeding battle as judge says sign too small
• No jail for man over Facebook threats
• Germany considers taking Isil suspects
• Lion Air plane that crashed killing 189 ‘was not fit to fly’
• Taliban car bomber hits UK firm in Afganistan
• Flee or burn to death, Australian­s warned
• We risk a medical timebomb if we don’t standardis­e EU’s cancer care
• The lessons we need to learn to help teachers achieve results
• Time waits for no woman – even in France
• IF CRASH HAPPENS, DONOHOE CAN’T SAY HE WASN’T WARNED
• UK must work with Irish friends to build a society fit for all, not the elite
• General Motors’ jobs cull puts the brakes on Trump’s grandiose claims
• McDonald: Varadkar arrogant and ignorant
• Forget the LBD – the evening suit is a versatile party option
• Top style tips for men looking to spruce up for Christmas
• Bairbre Power
• The best of tonight’s television
• Two-In-One
• Elliott impressed after ‘Mengli’ makes successful chasing bow
• Meehan appointed as new CEO amid huge changes at Down Royal
• ‘We were the laughing stock of Donegal’
• Tiger keen to maintain upward curve in Majors
• ‘Mark’ the only new rule that will test referees – Deegan
• No game and more reporters than players on All-Star trip to Philadelph­ia
• Football rules had to be changed – McEniff
• Keaney better than ever as he continues to defy logic
• Brennan in ‘bonus territory’ as he chases intermedia­te glory at 40
• Crucial European clashes in sight as focus switches
• Botha chasing Munster springboar­d to Springboks return
• One down, one to go as Eriksen keeps Spurs alive
• De Gea delays signing new contract at Old Trafford
• Celtic aim to keep Europa destiny in their own hands
• Sarri not for turning over Kante’s new role
• KEANE’S CAREER
• Memories of Kenny’s Israel cameo drive Kelly backing of succession plan
• Keane ‘skillset’ will be key asset in role for Ireland – Dokter
• Can maverick genius as a player even be coached?
• CPA come out swinging but taking the nuclear option is in no one’s best interests
• Klopp: They made us look like butchers
• Leinster defend early start to pre-season competitio­ns
• O’Gara: I’m ready for Ireland call
• CAN ROBBIE TEACH ANYONE TO PLAY LIKE HIMSELF?
• FARRELL’S BIGGEST CONTRIBUTI­ON TO ENGLAND’S CAUSE WAS HIS SON
• OVERLOOKED MAHER MOVES ON FROM TIPP TO TAKE CUALA REINS
• ONE VISION
• Bumper year ahead for Lahinch and Co Sligo
• Big interview
• 18 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
• Leinster Golf expresses ‘serious concerns’ about Golf Ireland proposal
• Painting, like golf, just grabs you. Learn the basics and you are away

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