Irish Independent - 2017-12-01

• British target Leo in Brexit ‘dirty war’
• Whistleblo­wer allegation­s are ‘nonsense’, finds tribunal
• Shona Murray
• Love at first sight is a myth – but instant lust is a reality
• Instant attraction is magic at work, and don’t tell us lovebirds otherwise
• BREXIT: THE STATE OF PLAY
• UK ‘smear campaign’ targets Varadkar as Brexit war turns dirty
• Simon’s up for the battle, even if he lacks the killer instinct
• Coveney made Tánaiste in bid to heal party and enhance Brexit efforts
• Europe considers ‘nuclear option’ on tax that would end Ireland’s right to veto
• Profile: Josepha Madigan
• Profile: Heather Humphreys
• Charleton pulls no punches with excoriatin­g report
• Man guilty of sexually assaulting Tinder date
• Sinn Féin senator quits in fresh bullying row
• McGregor tells the judge to ‘relax’ after court fines him €400 for speeding offence
• Bling is back and prices are right at high end
• December misery for thousands as six companies hike prices on the same day
• Ryanair treated us like robots – former pilot
• We are the price-rise champions
• Children collect shell casings in a city left devastated by war and death
• Hogan: EU states will have to pay more to make up €12bn shortfall after Brexit
• Garda seize cash, cars as ‘ghost broker’ held
• Judge orders ‘claims harvesting’ site to close
• Google faces €1bn case for tracking users without consent
• ‘Low-sugar’ Coco Pops still has two teaspoons per bowl
• Schoolgirl (11) sent Instagram post about her intention to die
• ‘The politician­s talk about recovery, but the soldiers are not seeing it at all’
• Thousands get access to ‘significan­t’ heart failure drug
• It’s official – cats act superior, but it’s dogs that have the brains
• Homeless to take their place in ‘Toy Show’ with Ryan
• Husband renews plea to help find missing wife
• Three taken to hospital as flu season kicks in
• €105,000 award for man who slipped in own porch
• US pulls Trump January visit to UK amid war of words with May
• Donald’s tweets set agenda and his critics keep rising to the bait
• Tillerson ‘to be sacked’ in favour of CIA boss Pompeo
• Russians expand their military presence with Egyptian airbase deal
• Wilde’s anti-Christmas song tipped to top charts
• Erdogan ‘part of Iran money laundering plot’,courttold
• Hogan determined to tackle his biggest test – filling farming’s €12bn ‘Brexit hole’
• Lorraine Courtney
• Mind your language – how learning Irish can help us to prosper in the global marketplac­e
• No longer the ‘funny friend’, Ireland should recast itself as the villain in the Brexit farce
• Britain helped bail us out... we must not let our neighbour down
• Wemust retain moral high ground on Border
• Deaths should make us think
• Public will find it hard to swallow new charge
• Shares plunge 25pc as Daily Mail warns of tough 2018
• Cashed-up Aviva eyes further deals following Friends First buy
• Analysing the takeover of the Irish Stock Exchange
• Bartra to build 221-bed nursing home in north Dublin
• Stellwagen secures new $250m fund facility
• Pensions move lifts Tara Mine operation
• EU backs support for SMEs hit by Brexit
• Nigeria the number one destinatio­n for Irish exports out to Africa
• How bitcoin’s bubble could yet be burst
• Nando’s to expand as Irish sales rise
• Crude oil steadies as Opec strikes deal to curb output
• US shares up on tax breakthrou­gh hopes
• Blood red Christmas
• Carol biopic hits all the right notes
• Kid’s coming-of-age story is a class apart
• X Factor: is it the final curtain?
• The only (toy) show in town
• Two-In-One
• Thistlecra­ck ready for return to fray
• ‘Dawn’ breaks into Cheltenham picture
• ‘MASON’ LOOKS THE PART IN KINGDOM DERBY
• Mellows look to bridge Galway’s urban divide
• Leinster confident U-20s will avoid June club clash
• Waterford need to go for the jugular – Prendergas­t
• England hope it will be alright on day/night
• Quadruple bogey derails Moynihan in Mauritius
• RANKIN ON SONG AS IRELAND TAKE COMMAND
• Wootton sets sights on Ireland dream
• Byrne: There were days I thought I wouldn’t play again
• Peel wary of ‘dogged’ Dragons as their rebuild takes shape
• Henderson welcomes League’s new format
• Pochettino defends Tottenham diary decision
• Guardiola should be punished for Redmond rant
• Ambition at Goodison key for ‘energised’ new manager
• Hot-shot Salah well on his way to eclipsing Suarez in goalscorin­g stakes
• Sam and Wayne show won’t be short of drama
• FIFA happy to let pariahs of sport take world stage
• How it all works
• No drama in the Bahamas as Tiger roars back
• Capital gains as Dublin clubs enjoy €3.3m windfall
• World Rugby considers bid revamp after 2023 farce
• World awaits
• DICK CLERKIN: Nemo and Slaughtnei­l clash can’t come soon enough
• Building a dream in Blackrock
• BUNGALOWS BLITZED
• HOLY SHOWS FOR CHRISTMAS
• FULL METAL JACKET
• DESIGNATED DRIVER
• At the foot of the mountain
• Victorian villa in Portobello
• A Roman tradition we made our own
• Christmas with the stars
• Stocking fillers PLUS hotel breaks for the holidays
• Gifts for tech lovers
• Gifts for the kids
• Festive fashion
• Five foodie gifts to enjoy this Christmas
• Lemon meringue tart
• Beef Wellington
• VICTOR COSTELLO: Leinster must strike the right balance
• Ian Nagle wary of ambush ahead of Champions Cup
• Competitio­n for places is fierce
• Cullen delight after Byrne puts in another stellar performanc­e
• TAKE 20 James Ryan
• Warriors grow tall from small beginnings
• Huge boost for north midlands
• Top dogs are going toe to toe
• Wicklow youngsters show great promise
• ‘Our discipline isn’t good enough and must improve’
• Good start but Ospreys will test Van Graan
• BIG INTERVIEW:
• Listowel RC
• Van Graan ready to fight for ‘takbok’
• Tigers tamed by Donncha’s Warriors
• Munster derby in Dooradoyle
• ‘Role model’ Joy takes top refereeing honour
• ‘I used to wear the same jocks. But I don’t believe in any of that anymore’
• INSIDE RONAN LOUGHNEY:
• PLAYER DIARY: John Muldoon:
• CLUB FOCUS:
• Connacht seek Ticketing Manager
• Pool rivals enjoy some improved form
• Big win for Buccs in top flight
• No 7 puts ankle op on hold to fight for another opportunit­y
• ‘You like to test yourself against the best’

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