Irish Independent - 2019-01-11

• Property tax bills at risk of crippling €500 hikes
• Murray: Crazy rumours hurt family
• More children struck with flu as hospital crisis worsens
• Young Scientist Exhibition
• Eilish O’Regan:
• Brexit chaos:
• ‘I’m not xenophobic – but no Irish running art institutio­ns’
• ‘Serious fears’ over mental health of man charged with mother’s murder
• Harrington praises likely Ryder Cup rival Stricker
• Five ways we can mitigate UK’s departure from EU
• Comedy duo are a Hardy act to follow
• Learner driver smashes through front room of house
• ‘The only way out of chaos is general election’ – Corbyn
• Dobson proves more than a match for Johnson’s slippery schtick at Pendulum Summit
• French flop adds to eurozone economic woes
• Foster in U-turn on ‘snub’ of Coveney in Belfast
• Police ask Ronaldo for sample of DNA in rape claim probe
• Brexit bonus: Fears drive sales of tickets for house draw
• Skating first: Speedster brothers to make history
• Top garda says allegation­s against him are ‘spurious’
• Bezos’s wife could get €65bn split as they’ve no ‘prenup’
• Parents face €280 bill to get jab for meningitis
• Mental health patients to be hit by nurses pay strike
• ‘I was shocked’: Grandfathe­r €18,000 out of pocket after f ire as home policy underwritt­en by failed Qudos
• Plans for Garda fraud unit funded by insurance firms ‘won’t be happening’
• 10-second toothbrush: first new design in 1,400 years unveiled
• ‘Ireland needs to prepare for future and give US firms reasons to stay’
• Sprinter or stayer? ‘Speed gene’ dictates horse’s race potential
• Criminal shot twice in chest was lured to scene by someone he knew, gardaí believe
• Teens ‘risk privacy’ on app so they can make new friends
• Blow to Shannon Airport as Kuwait-US stopovers to end
• Four members of US family killed in crash on their way to funeral
• Four members of US family killed in crash on their way to funeral
• Gang members jailed after €3.3m cartel drug smuggling plot foiled
• Iran ignores US warnings over plan to send satellites into space
• Eleven police raids part of investigat­ion into tennis match-fixing
• Trump threatens to declare US national emergency as he visits Texas border
• Walls are for getting over or going through, said president to students
• Exploding-drone attack kills six at army parade
• ‘Plight facing many US workers is a far bigger emergency than a border wall’
• US judge throws out Judd’s sexual harassment claim against Weinstein
• Populists to spark ‘European Spring’, Salvini tells Poles
• Lady Gaga vows to never work with singer R Kelly again
• Constant negative screen portrayal of our priests and nuns as pantomime villains is lazy and unfair
• Celia Walden
• Less ‘new me’ and more just an upgrade
• MORE PANDEMONIU­M AWAITS AMID UNKNOWNS OF BREXIT
• Tory Brexiteers fantasisin­g about a return to days of ‘splendid isolation’
• Church needs real leaders to stand up to secularism
• Insurin’ it
• Would I take my Aryzta job now? Honestly, I don’t know – McGann
• Jaguar Land Rover and Ford to cut thousands of jobs across Europe
• C&C shares jump on upbeat outlook in run-up to Brexit
• McGregor faces fresh fight over Euro brand
• Tesco flat as Aldi delivers best-ever Christmas sales
• R&D expenditur­e 2017
• Smurfit school handed €9m by US Ireland fund
• Iput signs new tenants at Dublin’s Earlsfort Terrace
• Digicel secures 98pc bondholder acceptance on swap deal
• European tumble halts talks rally
• Colette: A perfect post-MeToo heroine
• Keeping sex scenes safe for stars
• Opening the sex-f iles with Scully
• Two-In-One
• Kelly hoping rain arrives for Percy’s Irish Gold Cup assault
• Williams hoping her ‘Erick’ can shine in Lanzarote limelight
• Fultons play generation game in Star’s quest for Cup glory
• Shaw set to blood some new faces in Chile series
• Out-of-favour Meyler tight-lipped on exclusion from Reading plans
• Bazunu set to begin City journey ahead of schedule
• How Bielsa brought Leeds fans back together with the club
• Stoke boss Jones: ‘I cried leaving Luton, I was married to the club’
• Emery content with loan deals in window
• Henderson faces fitness test as Klopp juggles squad for Brighton
• Juventus-bound Ramsey sums up an Arsenal era when good never quite became great
• Hughton: Van Dijk is as good as the league’s greatest
• We won’t tell Central Council how to vote, insists rules chief
• Gallagher: All-Star snub behind me
• Kearns to miss start of league after having heart surgery
• Brown leaps to Jones’s defence over injuries
• O’Sullivan: Ulster must front up to Racing pack
• Marmion touch and go to make Six Nations opener
• Here come the hot-steppers
• Larmour will continue to wing it and trust instinct
• Gloucester never fulfilled their potential, claims Horan
• Munster must bare teeth to keep control of destiny
• Brexit puts Grand National under threat – Gove
• Solskjaer enjoys the sunshine
• Murray centre stage after revealing ‘hurt’ at rumours
• Champions to launch RTÉ’s live coverage of leagues
• RICE READY TO MAKE CHOICE
• David Kelly on living with the consequenc­es of rumours
• ‘WE MUST WAIT FOR OUR CHANCE’
• Leinster need to eradicate complacenc­y creeping into game
• I’m gutted to miss out, this will be the game of the round
• I’d love to go to the Super Bowl
• Conan wary of threat from ‘capable’ rivals
• Third-level outfit are making major strides in province
• Athy’s Anderson gets Hall of Fame honour
• Enniscorth­y flex muscles to move further clear at the summit
• Munster should see themselves as contenders for everything
• I’m fit and eager to play again with the boys
• This move has been a dream for me
• Hundred up for Tipp club as they seek promotion once more
• ‘I absolutely love ‘Fortnite’ and would be highly regarded on the scene here’

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