Irish Independent - 2018-12-08

• Death of the semi-D as height limits scrapped
• Graham Dwyer ruling: now State weighs up appeal
• Teenage boys to get lifesaving HPV jab in the next school year
• Markets brace for May losing vote on Brexit
• The harsh realities of puppy love
• A quarter of Irish bank lending is to UK borrowers, warns the Central Bank
• Gay slur in ‘Fairytale’ was to make character authentic – MacGowan
• Slaying myths:
• ‘Combative’ fiscal chief who speaks truth to power
• Ivan Yates: Time to pull the plug on broadband debacle
• ‘Arbitrary caps’ on tall builds to be lifted
• Aer Lingus says it’s sorry after claims of theft by workers
• Fury at Tory’s call to threaten Ireland with food shortage
• Magical thinking abounds on Brexit – Martina Devlin:
• Judge dismisses man’s €60k claim that high heels were to blame for sister’s car crash
• Flying high: Ryanair chief ’s nephew goes for gold
• Fixing the major and costly mess of digital divide is our Brexit
• If scheme goes ahead, first homes could be connected by late 2019
• T he dial-up user’s guide to €1bn plan for high-speed fibre
• Heat is on to stop the rising threat of global warming
• GP out-of-hours surgeries to be ‘exempt from abortions’
• ‘We won’ may seem tone deaf – but it was an apt reminder to pro-life TDs
• Immune system treatment for cancer approved
• Gardaí fear drug gangs are joining forces
• Minor feud that festered into a farmer’s horrific manslaught­er
• Ross vows to implement changes after coast guard’s tragic death
• ‘Technology is there to take the DNA of Tuam babies’
• Couple left with no running water sue relative over pump
• Families struggling with cost of college turning to SVP for help
• Number of computing students drops 8pc in five years
• Man guilty of tiger kidnapping of postmistre­ss, daughter and student
• Jurysent home in defamation action by ex-minister
• Student scarred after sitting on tub of hot oil
• Merkel favourite takes the reins as ruling party votes for moderation
• Broken Marianne is symbol of a movement that is plotting to bring President Macron to his knees
• Paris bracing for ‘ultra-violent’ riots as city in lockdown
• Trump nominates Russia probe critic as new AG
• ‘Little Messi’ flees Afghan home for second time
• Billy Keane
• Patricia Casey
• DUP fails to realise playing hardball on Brexit could kill union with UK
• BREXITEER MP IS NEITHER IMPERIALIS­T NOR HISTORIAN
• Tóibín’s breakaway may pose more danger to FF than SF
• Language about cyclists in article was appalling
• Political correctnes­s has now become dangerous
• Building a business umpire: Hawk Eye profits hit €6.5m
• $11bn deal: Dublin lessor Avolon orders 100 Airbus jets
• Gallagher family gets €17m Abbey windfall
• Planning needed to harvest peat: court
• Why Huaweiarre­st caused a sensation
• Champagne
• Would it be wise to give up my divorce claim on my husband’s pension?
• Two-in-One Cryptic and Definition
• New rules set to test players and managers
• Guinness sign up for cut-price deal to sponsor Six Nations
• CRAIG DIAS EXCLUSIVE
• THE PUNTER
• DEVIN SENT
• Back-to-back matches a cause for double-trouble with knowledge that there will be perfect chance to exact revenge
• Clinical Ulster boost their Euro hopes with famous victory
• Leinster return to the Rec a very different beast
• Scannell: We weren’t a rugby-mad family growing up
• Friend believes Connacht can become a ‘phenomenal team’
• Potential of Carbery-Murray half-back axis opens up appealing vista for Reds
• Seeing off a familiar foe could prove a tricky challenge for Munster
• Green Machine bow out of World Cup after ‘gut-wrenching’ defeat to England
• ‘Zero regrets’ for Zebo over ‘incredible adventure’ in Paris
• Golden McSharry breaks De Bruin record
• All-Ireland League focus
• New football rules must be given a chance to save a game losing its stars
• History beckons for two clubs haunted by too many finals
• Birdie blitz gives McDowell share of lead in Florida as Schwartzel takes home comforts
• Game changers
• Horan leads the tributes to GAA stalwarts O’Shea and Hegarty
• ‘I WAS JUST IN SHOCK, I DIDN’T HANDLE IT PROPERLY’
• Hate mail a thing of the past as Kiely basks in Treaty’s golden year
• Howe's focus on both person and player leaves Cherries looking up, not down
• Klopp keen to start 'massive week' with table-topping win
• Bradley backs talented Byrne to rebuild career with Shamrock Rovers after turbulent spell
• Fury’s return one of sport’s great stories but it doesn’t wash away past
• McGuinness takes big step by landing USA managerial role
• Brave Moylette falls short after classic contest
• Ultra-talented Healy eyeing a medal in showdown with the best of Europe
• Short-priced Altior can live up to the hype
• Balko can help Blackmore add another string to her bow with Grade One win

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