Irish Independent - 2017-11-28

• Down to the wire as Leo holds firm
• Sealed with a chicken dinner
• House prices to keep rising but the pace will ease off
• This is now about the rancid state of our democracy
• PROFILE: Mixed-race actress with Irish heritage made her name standing up for equality
• Irish lace maker hopeful of getting the call
• Is Meghan ready for her toughest role yet?
• Even if deal is done, now all parties are in election mode
• Many citizens are struggling to understand how we got to this point so quickly
• Tensions rise as Brexiteer MP says Ireland will ‘have to pay for any hard Border’
• Business is ‘aghast’ at UK’s political wrangling over Brexit, says chamber
• T D numbers ‘could breach Constituti­on’
• UK media watching like a hawk
• Councils face losing cash they should have spent on rural projects
• MEP Flanagan facing complaint for branding female worker a ‘puppy’
• Hard-line approach adopted by Ring is to be welcomed
• Vicious seagull attacks leave sisters with bloodied mouths
• They’ve all been through hell but the women of Aleppo are now building a future
• Pregnant woman loses home after all-night parties
• Life for killer who kicked man to death in his home
• Easing off throttle, but with brakes full on, this car is still doing 100kmh
• More women are having babies by planned C-section
• Dog walker tells of helping student after ‘Tinder attack’
• HSE accused of being ‘cavalier’ over baby death
• Public servants’ pay rising faster than private sector
• Leadership ‘lacking’ as emissions rise despite pledges
• Melania slams report that she never wanted to be first lady
• Facebook irresponsi­ble over fake content, says spy chief
• 59,000 tourists stranded as fears increase of major eruption from Bali volcano
• Germany ‘won’t have new government before Christmas’
• Pope meets with military chief on visit to Myanmar
• ‘Our sexual ethics are off the rails and need a rethink’
• This is no longer about one minister – it’s about the rancid state of our democracy
• We need to rethink our sexual ethics
• The pollsters don’t know, the Don’t Knows still don’t know, and now I don’t know either
• Department of Justice has lost its values and needs to be torn down
• Aryzta targets ‘fair value’ after overpaying for stake in Picard
• Activate lending breaks €300m as housebuild­ing booms
• Ronaldo’s super agent scores with €26m profit
• Central Bank fines Intesa €1m for failings
• Datalex upbeat on earnings as deployment­s continue
• Kainos shrugs off Brexit as profits up
• Grant Thornton holds diversity launch event
• NI Water seals £100m production deal
• Central banks wary of cryptocurr­encies as Bitcoin surges
• Dunne wins battle to cross-examine bankruptcy official
• US billionair­es back Time buyout
• Greencore tipped to alleviate cash flow woes in new year
• Border concerns check sterling advance
• Fairy tale lessons for the world of today
• What it feels like to... have a child with a rare facial condition
• Stop the excuses — make the most of the daylight hours by fitting in your exercise
• The best of tonight’s television
• Two-In-One
• Mullins sings praises of Trophy entry Total Recall
• Woods outdrove me by 60 yards – Reed
• THE CROKE PARK – DUBLIN’S ICONIC SPORTING HOTEL
• Dream trip to Washington up for grabs in vote for Sportstar
• NOMINATION­S FOR IRISH INDEPENDEN­T YOUNG SPORTSTAR OF THE YEAR
• SPORTSTAR OF THE WEEK WINNERS
• Stockdale the leading light in winter of content
• Bairstow’s Bancroft ‘ butt’ furore showsEngla­nd there are no friends in Ashes bear pit
• RYAN NEEDS TECHNICAL TWEAKS TO AVOID INJURIES
• Moriarty’s Dragons deal a signal of Jackman’s intent
• Galway have to up it again – Whelan
• Rumour mill a fact of life in GAA, admits O’Connor
• Cavan native Gumley takes scenic route to Munster glory
• Funding boost for 12 rising Irish athletes as part of 2020 vision
• ‘Fans know players care about the shirt’ – Benitez
• Pep’s City following in foot steps of giants
• United need two wins before city derby to keep title race alive
• How one incident in 1976 created an unlikely bitter rivalry
• Spurs line up move for Sessegnon
• Six Nations challenge should not limit Ireland’s global vision as Schmidt seeks 2019 swansong
• Euro Games set for mixed-gender races
• Allardyce talks cool chances of O’Neill move
• Fogarty: McGrath and Cronin will bounce back for Leinster
• Mighty Quinn
• Pick our Sportstar of the Year and win a dream trip to Washington
• Allardyce and Pardew show that ‘made men’ will never be out of a job

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