Irish Examiner - 2020-01-06

• Rossand justice minister row over judges
• Emergency measures set to tackle hospital overcrowdi­ng
• NCT operator told to trial new suspension test
• State to pay public-only consultant­s up to €252k
• ‘We’ll find every dog a home’
• Rise for health insurance fees
• Energy targets ‘undermined’
• Iran rips up nuclear deal
• Opinion
• Life/Style
• City centres deemed clean, but more towns fail latest litter test
• sudoku
• Free GP care for u-13s ‘unrealisti­c’
• New women-only professors­hips to combat inequality
• Naughten can’t guarantee support
• Grassroots push for green fields
• Jury selection is due to start this week in New York in a case involving allegation­s of rape and sexual assault against film mogul Harvey Weinstein.
• The spirit’s willing but judges not converted
• Search for man missing from trawler to resume today
• Penny Dinners powerhouse tipped to be Cork Person of the Year
• SF’s O’Brien will not contest next general election
• McDonald: ‘Daft’ to say SF leaders are subject to the IRA army council
• Man killed in Limerick crash
• Clare mayor to boycott RIC event
• Gardaí appeal for crash witnesses
• Gardaí investigat­e Limerick shooting
• Requiremen­ts for rehoming
• ‘Beano’s been great: Adaptable and placid’
• Consider this ...
• Six killed after car ploughs into German tourists in northern Italy
• Morrison defends wildfires response
• Fire-damaged Notre Dame ‘not saved yet’, says general
• Labour leadership hopefuls criticise manifesto
• Phone camera helps diagnose infection
• Extremists overrun key military base in Kenya
• Spanish PM fails in bid to form coalition
• Actor Cox calls for second Scottish vote
• Dozens killed in Tripoli airstrike
• Man sparks alert after eating beans
• Japan inquiry into Ghosn escape flight
• Alpacas left at hotel by forgetful guest
• Briton held in notorious Tehran prison on spy charges fears sentence will be extended
• Trump warns 52 targets lined up if Iran retaliates
• Farage plans party to celebrate Brexit
• Pronoun ‘they’ is word of the decade
• TV’s Davina reveals pain over divorce
• Shark kills diver off Australian coast
• Marian shaped Ireland for better
• Looking in wrong place for answers on fatalities
• Wildfire problem must be addressed
• Car tests not fit for purpose
• High hopes!
• Sectarian chanting is anti-Irish racism
• Neutrality required under threat of war
• Bizarre date for a commemorat­ion
• Soleimani death may play into Iran’s hands
• Mary Lou bids to navigate Sinn Féin through choppy waters
• Keep it kaizen for real new year’s change
• YOU’VE BEEN SERVED
• ‘I was a little nerd’
• Taking a co-operative approach to books
• 5 THINGS FOR THE WEEK AHEAD
• Fear of getting it wrong is paralysing the Government
• ‘Right to disconnect’ from work being mulled
• Modern apprentice careers on the rise
• US-China set for trade deal next week
• Week ahead
• Services growth continues
• Nama €4bn surplus
• Samsung hints at product launch
• French predict solid economic growth
• Amazon may open stores in Germany
• Climate activists no longer tilting at windmills after Dutch ruling
• Ethical buying still a work in progress
• AI to tackle college drop out rates
• Do dairy farmers get a fair price?
• Women in Agribusine­ss to host summit in Paris
• Damaging red meat headlines ‘not the whole story’
• HOROSCOPES
• Double Crossword
• Bridge Notes
• TIME WARP
• Solutions to previous puzzle:
• Fridays Solutions:
• Testing times for England
• Horsing around
• On this day...
• Do not drive if you are tired, says sister of crash victim

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