Irish Independent - 2018-12-01

• Varadkar scapegoats judges in cancer crisis blame game
• Working families ‘just one step away from homelessne­ss’
• Forensic detail: Portrait of pathologis­t Cassidy unveiled
• Hospice staff claim bullying in ‘hostile work environmen­t’
• Complaints surged after change in law
• Is gadget insurance worth it?
• No contingenc­y plan for policing the Border after hard Brexit – Taoiseach
• It’s the greatest show on earth
• Women with abnormal smears face nine-month wait for help
• PTSB accused of ‘doublecros­sing’ customers after new mortgage sale
• Emotions running high in terminatio­n debate – but the clock is ticking
• Ross gaffes: Could Shane get his names right? That’s a Long shot
• Club that faked player’s death is sanctioned but keeps its place in league
• Irish boxers sweat over the sport being axed from 2020 Tokyo Olympics
• Dad cleared of murder of partner who fell on stairs
• Casey ‘delighted’ to get radio role with Newstalk
• FG pledge on taxes will be ditched after vote, says Martin
• May accuses Labour of ‘betraying the British people’ over exit plan
• Small business owners call for shoppers not to abandon them
• Spot the bargain: Savings to be made over the Border – but not everything is cheaper
• Best gift for a child for Christmas? Not spoiling them
• Being bribed with our own cash risks the return of the bad old days
• 500 million guests are caught up in Marriott Hotel hacking scandal
• We might have recovered from the crash but decent people are being left behind because of the unrelentin­g crisis in housing
• Drop in inflation adds to ECB woes as it weighs rate hike
• No symptoms in 80pc of new prostate cancer cases
• ‘Streets safer now Nicola’s killer is finally behind bars’
• Pensioner fined €750 for census form refusal
• It’s going to be a legendary Christmas for the girl with a gift of writing songs for the stars
• ‘Outrageous’ to say I wrote robber article, says Phelan
• Man who lost finger hopping fence to catch Luas fails in damages claim
• How Dr Khaldi went from maths academic to biotech trailblaze­r
• Hitman would ‘take out his target with one shot’
• In the frame: Gallery unveils portrait of State Pathologis­t Cassidy
• Leaders cold-shoulder prince
• Girls under 10 raped by gunmen in Sudan – aid agency
• Mary Fitzgerald on how journalist used wit and ingenuity to highlight tragedy
• Russian president was to get top floor in Moscow Trump Tower developmen­t
• Trump firm’s plan to gift Putin a $50m penthouse
• Police combat fuel tax protest with tear gas
• There’s more to Brexit that the Brits yearning for their empire
• Block Russian ships from EU and US ports – Merkel’s heir
• Fox snare used to stop pet cat fouling jacuzzi
• Former Ryanair CFO Millar puts aviation leasing IPO on hold
• Sexton’s old boots helped a little girl... and raised two young hurlers’ game
• Two managers facing into a long goodbye won’t help our sporting chances
• Brexit transforms Ireland from minnow to giant in the Anglo-Irish relationsh­ip
• TAOISEACH MUST BEGIN TO LEAD AND STOP PLAYING TO GALLERY
• Ironic that public sector workers seen as well-off
• So-called progress is causing the death of our rural communitie­s – but they can still be saved
• Sinn Féin’s position on Westminste­r is illogical
• Paddy McKillen Jr in talks to sell Lennox Building for €25.5m-plus
• Former Taoiseach John Bruton on the G20 showdown between US president and Chinese premier
• US charges: Irish Autonomy founder faces 14 counts of fraud and conspiracy over HP sale
• S&P raises its rating for Irish aircraft lessors
• Will my health insurer cover me for treatment outside the country?
• Two-in-One Cryptic and Definition
• IN SAFE HANDS
• Treacy ‘deeply concerned’ over ongoing row which leaves Ireland’s boxers facing Olympic KO
• MARTIN BREHENY
• THE PUNTER
• SCHMIDT’S PLAYERS OF THE MONTH
• OPENING ACT OF McCARTHY’S RETURN IS OUT OF HIS CONTROL
• 2020 is a crunch year for FAI but fresh 20/20 vision is badly needed for growth of Irish football
• Rugby’s player roadmap can’t work for football but education is needed for game to learn lesson
• THE DRAW EXPLAINED
• North London managers put friendship to one side for derby day only
• Fenlon’s Linfield return shows football has no borders
• ‘Everything changed after we beat England, it was the turning point’
• Spurs now more powerful than United – Jose
• VAN DIJK ALREADY A LIVERPOOL GREAT BUT CAN HE BECOME A CLUB LEGEND?
• The curious case of Sergio Ramos leaves many questions but no answers
• Weekend team news
• Klopp defends his under-fire midfield
• 84 teams help Dub superclub Ballyboden make most of numbers game
• McHugh willing to change his game to allay repeat concussion­s
• Tiger immersed in more rules controvers­y
• Provincial club final previews
• Nowlan Park a non-runner for Déise but Walsh Park a possibilit­y
• Earls hat-trick helps Reds to big victory
• Herring hoping to push on
• Wilder warns rival he should ‘fear for his life’ as Fury seeks ‘true path’
• Connacht up to testing conditions
• Harte hails fighting Irish despite narrow opening defeat to Aussies
• Bapaume a lively outsider while Le Richebourg can take Drinmore for O’Brien

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