Irish Independent - 2017-11-30

• Croatian war criminal kills himself with poison in courtroom
• Now it could take at least a week to see your local GP
• NEIL FRANCIS Few second chances in ruthless Schmidt’s world
• EU chief to offer strong support on Border with Irish visit
• HOW MEGHAN IS ALREADY REWRITING ROYAL FASHION RULEBOOK
• Trump draws heavy fire for far-right retweets
• Trinity elitism and the gender imbalance
• Apocalypti­c volcanic eruption might be sooner than we think
• Parties set to redraft confidence and supply agreement
• Chaos as top garda wrongly claims overtime axed for rest of year
• Sinn Féin turns up pressure on Flanagan
• Surge in donations for Fianna Fáil while Fine Gael’s funding drops
• Hanafin in election blow as Devlin is selected
• Farmers warned to go green or face losing CAP subsidies
• Trolley gridlock is ‘creating dangerous A&E conditions’
• The struggle for identity and an end to racism in the melting pot of cultures that is New Ireland
• ‘Tomb of Jesus’ dated to 1,700 years ago
• Down syndrome ‘fulfils criteria for UK abortion’
• O’Donnell superfan one of four charged after €100,000 of drugs seized in raid on suspected extraction factory
• Rip-off energy costs revealed as prices here second highest in EU
• America’s top TV host is sacked after complaint of inappropri­ate sexual act
• Severe coastal erosion threatens future of rail line
• ‘Fast pain if inflation jumps globally’ – Wall Street giant
• Alcoholic dad who kicked daughter in face avoids jail
• Google paid €164m tax on €19.4bn profit
• Central Bank is accused of holding back credit unions
• Tiered regulation of this sector makes sense
• Varadkar needs to keep his eye on prize despite doubters
• Stop ‘pussyfooti­ng around Ireland’ – Paisley warns UK
• Poison and vitriol: how the globe saw our crisis
• Neighbour grabbed man by throat in row over noise coming from wooden floors
• Revenue gets €2.9bn from offshore probes
• Jury to consider its verdict in Tinder UCD sexual assault case
• Political pledges are useless – new homes are the only solution
• Two homeless men perish in capital as Government urged to bring end to crisis
• Pdforra worker forced to retire wins job back
• Court time wasted on ‘squabbles’, says judge
• Sumo champion quits in disgrace over brawl with junior fighter
• ‘Housing boom’ is holding up transfer of residents from Áras Attracta centre
• Schoolboy (16) loses fight for life as priest killed in separate road crash
• Lawyers drop killer Martens for Corbetts’ civil action
• Council’s depot plan to free up housing sites
• With Trump, terms like ‘delusional’ or ‘lying’ don’t do him justice
• ‘It offers legitimacy to something that every one of us should reject’
• N Korea declares itself ‘a nuclear state’ after launch
• The EU and Africa must unite to end abuse: Tusk
• ‘New politics’ is sham but at least it should give us clear voice on Brexit
• Rosemary Byrne
• No winners as Justice and Garda reform can’t come soon enough
• Ban plastic and puppies from under your tree
• Ireland is the European tattle-tale, not the golden boy
• Free GP care for all will come at a price
• How to wear the chic Christmas jumper
• The contenders to design the wedding dress
• Bairbre Power
• his Christmas comes with an added bonus for consumers, if not exporters — Brexit. Staying south of your budget by going North
• BRANDY BUTTER
• Two-In-One
• Bon Papa makes good first impression
• Toast Of New York set to make Lingfield comeback
• Unsung hero Byrne happy to let his game do the talking
• I want to prove Schmidt wrong, insists O’Donoghue
• Timely boost for Ulster as Ireland trio pen new deals
• Defeatin 2012final taughtus somuch –Schutte
• O’Brien returns but Cup chances look lost
• I didn’t handle being Hurler of the Year well, admits Déise star Gleeson
• Football could benefit from ‘Rules’ influence
• This is about rights of clubs, insists CPA chief
• Women reap rewards for harmony in camp
• Pain-free Woods wants a ‘giggle’ in much-hyped return
• Bohemians and St Kevin’s agree five-year partnershi­p
• Pep ecstatic as Sterling saves City once again
• Salah sets benchmark after Mignolet flashpoint
• Late Sinclair penalty keeps Celtic unbeaten record intact
• Ozil lets football do the talking in Gunners blitz
• Allardyce seals 18-month deal to take over Goodison reins
• Conte sees red but Rudiger earns Blues victory
• Rooney: It’s my best goal
• Send for men in white coats – but where have they all gone?
• GOLF: Anybody watching Tiger comeback is allowed to dream a little
• Leinster’s likely lads pushing for more success
• Casey and McGrane shine at Portmarnoc­k Links
• Adare declare steep hike in Overseas Membership fees
• More silverware for Leona Maguire
• PAST MASTER OF PORTLAOISE
• IRELAND ROMP TO VICTORY AT INTERNATIO­NAL CHAMPIONSH­IPS
• Technicall­y I’m a far better player now

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