Irish Independent - 2017-11-29

• Election averted but Brexit drama begins
• How marriage can cut risk of developing dementia
• ‘It feels amazing when people tell you they like your book’ – Walliams
• The joy of books
• Coveney up for promotion as Brexit tops the agenda
• Taoiseach wants me to play full role – Fitzgerald
• Election may have been averted, but Ireland’s credibilit­y is in tatters
• Irish threat puts UK in ‘impossible situation’
• ‘I missed significan­ce of email at centre of row,’ admits Flanagan
• Departing Justice boss makes an unpreceden­ted attack on Taoiseach
• WhatsApp spat shows Fianna Fáil was on edge over Martin’s approach to justice controvers­y
• FG ministers hit out at ‘naive’
• Demoralise­d TDs lose will for political point-scoring
• Varadkar as tensions surface
• Micheál gets his nose in front of Leo as we catch glimpse of future battles
• Enough of shameful tokenism, dismantlin­g ‘Independen­t Republic’ must be next step
• GARDA CONTROVERS­IES: THE CASUALTIES
• Critical email came just days before the pinnacle of Fitzgerald’s career
• ‘Trapped generation’ hit by change to lending rules
• 500 first-time buyers a week get approved to take out mortgage
• Constructi­on warnings must be heeded to avoid repeating mistakes
• McGregor in bizarre show of defian ce as he’s lin ked to fight with gan g relative
• Four detained after Garda raid on ‘cocaine lab’
• ‘Village vibe’ puts capital on must-see travel list
• Facebook paid just €30m tax in Ireland despite earning €12bn
• Clampdown on Airbnb planning breaches
• Private water sources not being tested for e-coli bug
• Windsor Castle to host Harry and Meghan’s ‘moment of joy’ in May
• Plan for taxman to collect RTÉ licence fee wrong – Healy-Rae
• One-third of sex attack victims did not report it
• Royal reinventio­n: Harry’s journey to become a national treasure
• TV fitness expert avoids jail for punching his ex-partner
• Ex-hurler garda awarded €31,000 for injuries after patrol car rammed
• New Irish research gives hope on motor neurone
• Breaking the cycle of disadvanta­ge
• Sing it! Bright careers ahead for choir members
• Educationa­l innovators
• There’s a very good reason why the golden rule of the CAO is to list courses in order of preference
• Anger at Trump for ‘Pocahontas’ slur during visit by ‘code talkers’
• Three die in Kenya violence as Kenyatta sworn in again
• Pope criticised for not using word ‘Rohingya’ to Suu Kyi and Myanmarese officials
• Tourists trapped for second day by Bali volcano
• Britain and EU ‘agree’ on a €60bn divorce bill
• North Korea fires another missile toward Japan
• Don’t bet against this Dáil lasting to 2019 despite current hostilitie­s
• Tumultuous week’s events gave Sinn Féin political cover – but things did not go quite to plan
• Sunless fake tan could be genuine alternativ­e to damaging sunbeds
• What we really want for Christmas is a second Ikea store ... not another election
• Build our way out of housing crisis
• Sinn Féin’s lust for chaos undermines our Brexit position
• Political shenanigan­s have left the homeless out in the cold
• Watchdog calls on State to set out ‘credible’ finance plan
• Greencore in Amazon deal boost as profits slump 74pc
• Farmers warned on green future
• UDG chief: UK buys unaffected by Brexit
• High-profile backers inject €1.3m equity into Everseen
• Rory firm’s $105m loss after rights write-down
• McKillen Press Up profits hit by expansion costs
• Judge slams ‘fake law’ debt defences
• Business leaders fail to back Saudi prince who bailed out Citi
• Davy chief targets London push after Belfast expansion
• Bank of Ireland acts to shift more risk off its books
• End of austerity at Shell lifts the FTSE
• Thinking outside the toy box
• Meghan Markle will shake up the Royal Family, but not in the way we may think
• I didn’t have a Plan B
• Mullinssta­r Douvan poised for Tingle Creek return
• Ireland look to end storied IC Cup associatio­n with victory
• It’s hard to imagine the way I was living, admits happy Woods
• Stokes may be fast-tracked for third Test if cleared of assault
• Wiggins to make rowing switch
• Flynn defends size of GPA salaries
• O’Shea: It’s hard to see Dillongo, he’s come so close to glory
• ‘It’s a little bit more special’
• Defiant Irish girls keep dream alive
• FAI reject players’ union ‘snub’ claim over Abbotstown training camp
• Arsenal continue backroom revamp with ex-Barca man
• Luiz Chelsea fallout piques Real interest
• Klopp refuses to accept Reds are already out of race for league title
• Pardew poised as Clark sparks Newcastle revival
• Vardy hits milestone as Foxes end Spurs’ title hopes for another year
• Palace keep Seagulls grounded
• Porter: I’d like to think Mum is smiling down at me and I’m doing her proud
• Van Graan makes good first impression, now the real work starts
• HEASLIP TARGETING NEW YEAR INJURY RETURN
• The trickle threatenin­g to develop into a flood
• Nine Ireland stars whose contracts expire in 2018
• Van Graan prepared for fight to keep O’Mahony
• Dundalk deal with new American owners nears completion
• Leighton Glynn a beacon for the GAA’s undervalue­d classes
• PREMIER LEAGUE: Lingard stunner eases nerves as United close gap
• New Nissan Leaf has got pedal power . . . now will price give it pulling power?
• Low US gas prices curbing green drive
• Why motorway lane hoggers are putting us all at the mercy of the ‘undertaker­s’
• Here are 10 top tips to keep you safer out on the roads this winter
• Different strokes . . . power and pace from BMW’s stomping M5 and more urban zip from the i3S
• Merc’s ‘hit’ system; Skoda team; new premises; world first engine; dream rental
• Value drop shock; cert winner; prangs and all; inheritanc­e; expensive commute

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