Irish Independent - 2020-01-15

• Varadkar gambles on first Saturday election in century
• Boy (17) is murdered and body mutilated as part of feud
• Irish pair’s €150m deal with Google
• The real reasons Varadkar opted for the nation’s first Saturday vote
• Miguel Delaney:
• Bank talks central to FAI future after ‘positive’ Ross, Uefa summit
• FG can’t rewrite history – its best hope is to ditch the spin
• Battle on to show party as credible prospect
• Decades of experience – but wary of left flank
• It’s now or never – if voters can forgive him
• Tour of the country will be tough for Taoiseach
• Telegenic and affable but facing policy theft
• Six issues that will decide the election
• Taoiseach criticised for putting up posters early
• ‘Boxer’ Moran quit because ‘he could no longer work with Ross’ in Alliance
• People in crossfire of depraved drugs warfare will carry their scars for life
• Councillor’s office firebombed after comments about shooting of driver
• Back to the future – a new decade with nods to 70s and 80s
• Crisis ‘forcing hospitals to cancel 16pc of operations’
• Banks want legal changes to deal with separated couples in mortgage arrears
• More than 92,000 cars found to be dangerousl­y defective
• Primary and special schools lag behind on tech access
• Clerical abuse victim poured diesel on altar after ‘derisory’ offer
• Swimmers to end up in hot water in council wind plan
• Father died following violent assault after he had told his son he was a ‘disappoint­ment’, trial hears
• Cancer patient settles case against the HSE for €1.2m over smear test ‘failure’
• Disclosure­s Tribunal has so far cost the taxpayer over €5.1m
• Father Brian accepts OBE from Prince William
• Over 4,000 Irish students catch the travel bug
• Leaving Cert reform must include pre-June assessment­s
• Important to-do list for CAO applicants in January
• Judge warns of grisly evidence in trial over dismembere­d granny
• Plan to knock down historic buildings for offices rejected
• Meghan’s father claims he was ‘hung out to dry’ by her
• Duchess ‘didn’t call in to crisis summit as expected’
• Cardinal denies he manipulate­d Benedict over book on celibacy
• ‘Iranian regime must reform or face oblivion’
• The power of three: inside Meghan’s inner circle
• How to avoid falling victim to break-up season
• With the regime shown up as incompeten­t
• Liars, moderates have a rare opportunit­y
• How having a healthy sex life can help stave off the menopause
• Flybe is rescued as shareholde­rs pledge more money to prevent collapse
• Place communion back where it belongs – in the Church
• In our grimy underworld, people are massacred merely for profit
• Higher education revolution will allow more to embrace our love affair with universiti­es
• Here’s some tips for parties before the General Election
• Cuckoo funds accounted for 1 in 3 commercial property deals last year
• Core Reit CEO wins joint venture legal case
• Irish economy could suffer €18bn Brexit hit
• Sisters sue cinema operator Ward over €31.5m share deal
• Cinema firm takes 5.35pc stake in embattled tech group Datalex
• Shares up on Grafton’s trading update
• Tyson Yu named as Aryzta’s US chief
• Online insurer opens ‘Brexit-proof ’ Swords hub
• UBS eyes ‘sweeping cuts’ in wealth unit shake-up
• UK ban on credit card gambling ‘won’t harm’ Paddy Power owner
• Keith Earls confident that Munster can bounce back
• Let it grow
• Two-In-One
• SATELLITE
• ‘Emery’ can end Mullins’ Champion wait
• Argentina duo roll back years as Keane suffers losing return
• Gaelic Games Fixtures
• ‘No chance’ Guardiola will leave City in the summer
• Koepka eyes more Majors after making return from stem-cell treatment
• Contepomi delight as unstoppabl­e Leinster share out the scoring load
• Connacht boss Friend urges rivals’ fringe players to go west
• It’s more than just a game for Kilcoo’s Laverty
• Tullaroan’s Walsh looks ahead to ‘novelty’ of appearing at HQ
• ‘Noise created’ by player exits disappoint­ed Model’s Galvin
• Hockey Ireland hit brick wall over qualifier appeal
• Mayo introduce reform in bid to solve financial difficulti­es
• Connacht call to ‘share’ Blues’ talent
• Ross demands FAI commitment to reform as Earley re-enters boardroom mix
• BREHENY BEAT: TIME TO END THE HYPOCRISY – BOARDS SHOULD START BY LOOK ING AT THEMSELVES
• Lack of a standout hooker leaves Farrell facing dilemma
• Confused buyers being rushed into EVs, Toyota chief claims
• What readers have to say about their fellow road users.
• Fifth of drivers killed at wheel in 2019 did not wear a seatbelt
• Why this first electric Jaguar SUV deserves to be called the i-Pace
• Twist in tale as more plan to buy hybrid than diesel; Mini rolls out 150 Sidewalks; new hot-hatch Corolla looks fun; goodbye to i8
• Independen­t Advice Desk

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