Irish Independent - 2018-12-15

• Speeding clampdown sparks revolt against Ross
• Jackson loses battle for legal costs
• Medical giant denies cancer causing agent in baby powder
• Peter Geoghegan and Mary Kenny on Brexit Mayhem
• Former Cowen adviser appointed new boss of AIB
• Eyewitness­es in ‘taxi rape’ case saw woman in a distressed state
• Providence finds boiling water with electric potential 3km below seabed
• The festive gifts that keep on giving
• In a year when women spoke up, there is more to do
• Girvan Dempsey’s ambition sparked by giant leap of faith
• I was born to be wicked, says Katherine Lynch
• Kerry Group’s new purchases bring 2018 merger and acquisitio­n spend to €800m
• Chat, football and a bed in the shed: how to rear a tasty turkey
• Glum week: May’s loss might look like Leo’s gain – but we can all still lose
• Brexit crisis deepens but ‘no need for mini-Budget’
• New data privacy law fears stopped Taoisigh-pension report’s publicatio­n
• Gerard O’Regan: EU is not for turning on Brexit as UK sinks into disaster
• Central Bank gives wrong figures for mortgage rates
• Tougher laws justified if even one life is saved
• Two faces of Tory Britain left scars on our history and may yet shape our future
• Buying tablet, phone or Xbox entails taking responsibi­lity
• Children’s hospital delayed as costs spiral to €1.4bn
• Exile on main street – Brexit and internet bite
• We’ve a lot of policies but do we have too much insurance cover
• Pharma giant’s shares plummet after asbestos report
• IRA chief, outspoken critic of terrorism and wanted man in global forgery conspiracy
• At least 2,500 women may seek an abortion next year
• Girl (7) dies of dehydratio­n in custody of US Border Patrol
• Defence Forces medical chief defends use of malaria drug linked to suicide
• Two students expelled over ‘sugar-snorting’ video remain in school
• Westport ‘the Botox capital of the world’ amid massive €3.6bn sales
• Ireland may get hit with bill for Danish insurer’s collapse
• Foxy farmers:
• Ex-manager at K Club told lies about threat at races, says judge
• Facebook ‘faces big new data breach fine’
• Love-triangle woman ‘hated boyfriend’
• Yellow Vests’ fury might now fade but they’ve shown limits of Macron’s reform agenda
• Trump knew it was ‘wrong’ to pay hush money: Cohen
• Best Christmas gift would be Border remaining just a memory
• Branson celebrates as rocket plane reaches space and returns home safe
• A Christmas feed that would take care of two for €2.97? The Tight Woman has a word for it – sort of
• Bringing the curtain down on panto role censoring
• The week that was
• CENTURY OF PROGRESS GIVES US NO RIGHT TO BE SMUG
• Fianna Fáil is part of a coalition so must share the blame for the health and housing issues
• The scales of injustice
• Finally halting the sprawl
• Irish bonds big in Japan as investors seek an EU safe haven
• Profits at data centre firm’s Irish unit fall 20pc to €5.4m
• Linen firm in the red following expansion
• HIGH-FIVES FOR CONNACHT
• Cork crisis may scupper other projects
• Duff on his way to Paradise after accepting Celtic coaching role
• KLOPP IS CUSTOM-MADE FOR ANFIELD
• TAYLOR’S GARDEN PARTY
• MY TOP 50 HURLERS
• Alisson’s transforma­tive impact has been the biggest factor in taking Liverpool to the next level
• Liverpool boss deflects Mourinho trophy jibe as pressure rises
• Klopp has found ‘creative solution’ but set-piece vulnerabil­ity still lingers
• Marquee signings flops may signal end of superstar era
• Injury break has helped De Bruyne – Pep
• Henderson plunders double to help Ulster secure perfect ten out of ten
• Sky’s exit is not the beginning of the end, it’s the end of the beginning
• Latest Henshaw injury sparks scramble to cover key inside man
• Conditions will make life tricky but Leinster need bonus point to keep on track
• HASTHE SHINE GONE OFFTHE CHAMPIONS CUP?
• Munster braced for ‘backlash’ in the back yard of the French champions
• Hansen has proven himself to be a master of transition
• Seán Cox fund nears €1m as old rivals play part for worthy cause
• Callanan on song as Sheedy’s Premier give All-Ireland champions an early reality check
• WEEKEND GAELIC GAMES PREVIEWS
• Mullinalag­hta and Mourneabbe­y both bring living to life
• Ryan: World bronze medal is not just for me, this is for everyone
• Maguire full of confidence as she chases European card
• The lowdown on Katie Taylor v Eva Wahlstrom
• Rakhimov hits back over calls to resign
• New surface puts UCD in pole position to host Tokyo qualifier for Irish women
• Meeke rewarded for strong World Cup with All Star selection
• Romain De Senam can sneak place from bottom of weights
• Mullins and Walsh to make it an Easy Game
• Synopsis bounces back for Elliott at Cheltenham

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