Irish Independent - 2019-01-03

• Emergency EU aid to be sought for Brexit fallout
• Hats at the ready: But we’ll miss worst of big freeze
• Now banks have to tell homeowners how to save on mortgage
• Dan O’Brien
• Two sons of Kerry TD Michael Healy-Rae set to appear in court charged with assault
• Michael Verney: The weight of history is no burden to Treaty
• Trump ‘won’t know what hit him’ as Democrats take House
• Ex-Christian Brother guilty of flashing in Knock toilet
• Vat rate increase bites for capital’s coffee shops and tourism sector
• Pink gin just the tonic for drinks firms
• Why I’m doing Dry January — and why you should too
• Strict new Dutch rules on Airbnb a blueprint to follow for our cities
• ‘One host, one home’ regulation­s ‘to address rental issues’
• Green light for homes at residence of British ambassador
• Vancouver proof tighter legislatio­n can reduce rents
• Why we must force some moral leadership on homeless crisis
• New rules will introduce some much-needed bank transparen­cy
• Unless deadlock is broken, we’ll have the begging bowl out again
• Ministers warned Independen­ce events must be handled with care
• Tragic Megan saved elderly woman just weeks before dying in freak fall on bottle
• Teen loses battle for life after New Year’s Eve road accident
• Owners of firm facing legal action over school buildings pay themselves €10m in two-year period
• Nearly 33,000 ‘death-trap’ cars brought for NCT
• Gardaí probe link between hijacked taxi and €5,000 shop robbery
• Google gets nod to replace touchscree­ns with gesture technology
• Woman ‘terrified’ photos uploaded to porn sites might affect job chances
• Security man seriously hurt in ‘mini-riot’ at hotel’s bar
• Phelan pays sad tribute to ‘formidable’ cervical cancer victim Adrienne who sued Dutch system
• Protection order case is thrown out on technicali­ty as accused enjoys anonymity under new law
• Postcode lottery for homecare revealed as 6,000 elderly people left waiting for support
• Delayed outbreak of flu gives Harris brief breathing space, but he can’t rely on strokes of good luck forever
• Violent street protests after women defy ban to enter temple
• Forget aliens, there’s a snowman in space now
• Six passengers killed as falling cargo smashes into passing train on bridge
• The president shapes the public character of the US – and Trump is falling short
• An evolving celebratio­n of womanhood
• AS CRISES WORSEN, ALL SMUG MINISTERS SEEM TO DO IS SPIN
• Strong film roles for women will put the polish on silver screen once again
• The taxing question – why is the State crippling businesses with a VAT hike?
• Ireland and Thatcher: whose word to take?
• Perrigo faces potential legal action over €1.6bn Revenue tax battle
• Bruised Irish stocks offer value – Davy
• Festering America-China trade war weighs on global output
• Impact of controvers­ial Vat rate hike provides plenty of food for thought
• Tesla shares dip as it cuts prices amid demand fears
• ECB takes flounderin­g Italian bank into administra­tion
• Christmas Eve surge boosts John Lewis
• Revealed: the nation’s most important news stories in 2018
• Kerry tech firms forecast jobs growth this year and next
• Apple spooks market with profit warning
• Wardrobe reboot: Nine key trends for the year ahead
• How to wear... the chunky trainer
• Bairbre Power
• The best of tonight’s television
• Two-In-One
• Altior likely to renew rivalry with Un De Sceaux at Ascot
• ‘Battle’ and ‘Tornado’ set to put Festival credential­s on line
• Bunyan hoping his stable star can be a ‘Hit’ in Dubai sprint
• ‘I’ll knock Van Gerwen off his perch,’ claims Smith
• Laois’ Munnelly not done yet with landmark in sight
• ‘Last year was pretty special for me – but 2019 can be even better’
• Aki ‘doubtful’ for Conference A showdown against Munster
• McBurney has no baggage for daunting trip to RDS
• Goggin ready to repay Van Graan’s faith in derby battle
• WINDOW WATCH
• Chelsea move fast to secure £57m Pulisic
• Juventus chasing Ramsey
• Brady sees red but Burnley jump clear
• Howe defends Gosling over Deeney claim
• Misfiring Chelsea need a striking solution to bolster faltering reserves
• Relieved Pellegrini bemoans defending
• No deal for Solanke but Eagles find goal touch
• Guardiola needs his stuttering City machine to become a juggernaut again
• Klopp admits Reds expecting to be hit by ‘thundersto­rm’
• Numbers Game
• Four from four for Solskjaer:
• It’s almost a final for us – Guardiola
• O’Driscoll: Sexton’s captaincy style comes across as ‘confrontat­ional’
• ‘BRICK’ BACK FOR 17th SEASON TO HELP FANNING TO WINNING START
• McILROY: I’VE DONE MY TIME ON THE EUROPEAN TOUR
• WEIGHT OF HISTORY WILL BE NO BURDEN ON TREATY IN 2019

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