Irish Independent - 2018-12-19

• Troops put on standby in no-deal Brexit plan
• The angel Arabella: school nativity play sets stage for a Merry Christmas
• Farmer in eviction row notified of repossessi­on seven times
• ‘United’s troubles run far deeper than Mourinho’
• Happy kissmas: Why the holidays always bring out the romantic in us
• Ireland on the long finger as Gibson-Park continues to grow at Leinster
• Corbyn’s not up to the job of halting Brexit death spiral
• Tusla interviews ‘may re-victimise abused children’
• Trump charity to close after claims of ‘shocking illegality’
• Anglo bondholder­s to get full €267m from IBRC wind-up
• ‘Some players should pack their bags too’ – McGrath
• Nurses in favour of work stoppages in bid to win pay rise
• €1.43bn cost of national children’s hospital set to rise further
• If staff walk off wards, winning the public over to their side will be tough
• iLifestyle
• More pregnant women to avail of a 20-week scan
• Constructi­on inflation to hit price of maternity hospital
• Cost of repairing school building’s ‘serious defects’ to be over €3m, says department
• Garda HQ in ‘hourly contact’ over raid as Harris pledges national supports
• The rule of law is paramount
• Sinn Féin’s refusal to roundly condemn attacks linked to dissidents is worrying
• We forgive you, father tells van driver who killed six-year-old son
• Oscar hope:
• Gardaíhunt­ing for rapist issue ‘almost perfect’ photofit of taxi driver suspect
• Uber-Brexiteers’ attacks on the Taoiseach will do him no harm
• ‘Inexplicab­le’ – Anger over decision to cancel Rosslare-France ferry service
• Rural revolt may put brakes on Ross’s planned laws on speeding
• H igh costs ‘leave us vulnerable’ just as UK crisis hits
• DUP should stop flattering itself and earn its living
• Doctor on trial for murder of son told gardaí: ‘Yes, it was my knife, my hand’
• Father (43) in court on money laundering charges
• Regulator says Ryanair must compensate passengers
• Tragic Jastine (24) died of asphyxia, inquest told
• Garda is found guilty of careless driving causing the death of woman (75)
• Hunt for raider who attacked a man after breaking into his home
• Former Workers’ Party leader Garland was ‘a flesh and blood, social being’, mourners at funeral told
• Women awarded €13,000 for whiplash after bus ‘wobbled’ on a manhole cover
• Victim loses artificial finger as car blocked by a ‘bunch of blaggards’
• €41,000 for firefighte­r who was injured on stairs during training drill
• Motorway workers share €1m payout for ‘appalling’ treatment
• All the world’s a stage for primary school Christmas plays
• How to use the Christmas holidays wisely
• TV sex-inquiry boss loses $120m
• Christmas banned by city in effort to keep its streets clean
• Owners blame ‘unsafe’ UK shipping conditions and threaten legal action
• Judge says former Trump adviser ‘arguably’ sold out United States
• Mother who let children die in hot car jailed for 40 years
• Deadly pesticide found in food that killed 15
• Renault and Nissan leaders in Amsterdam summit amid crisis after arrest of exec Ghosn
• Belgian PM quits after government collapses in wake of migration row
• Putin turns pin-up for young Japanese women
• This petulant, childish president is doing adult damage to the US
• Food police killing the joy of eating out
• Stuff the turkey – get stuck into new Christmas ‘traditions’
• Homing in on the reasons for our housing crisis
• House prices and congestion ‘warning signs’ for competitiv­eness
• Irish businesses warned mobile websites are too slow
• Dalata says no Brexit impact yet in solid 2018
• Circle-K owner makes US exchange
• Creditors to lose €5.56m over Kiely retail company collapse
• Roche is blaming Government deal for revenue decline
• British regulators baulk at enforced break-up of dominant accounting giants
• Tech firms could pose major threat to banks
• Dublin-listed Draper Esprit invests $12m in chip developer
• Europe’s bourses decline again
• Katie Byrne: Are you and your partner Christmas compatible?
• CHANNEL HOPPER Celebritie­s do their bit at Christmas
• Two-In-One
• The future as Toyota sees it: City bans and doubts over hybrids deadline
• PCP: Be sure on two key factors in the equation
• Tarraco’s good prospects in crowded SUV market
• Please show considerat­ion when you meet learner drivers
• Following Rudolph; The €62,000 Skoda; Toyota’s top dealers
• Relegate back in winning groove for Ruby
• I did not block Galway financial probe, insists board chief Kearney
• Frampton sets sights on unificatio­n bout after Warrington
• Maguire stays in Tour School mix behind sparkling Law
• ‘You couldn’t pay me now to watch a football game’
• ‘Medical joker’ Mathewson aiming to get serious again
• Coveted Pochettino playing it cool as he keeps focus on Spurs
• Good riddance to Mourinho and his anti-United football
• City quadruple quest still on after penalty drama
• Sense of euphoria for players after the end of baffling reign
• When the brilliance of Mourinho is perceived to have stopped, the man who was once a mad genius can seem merely mad
• Jose’s United deals
• Survey says Gaelic football has overtaken soccer
• Pochettino tops United list after Mourinho axing
• No new ‘Páirc’ surface in the short term as directors probe costs
• BREHENY BEAT
• MICKEY WHELAN: DUBS HAVE ‘GOT INTO KERRY HEADS’ AS OLD ROLES REVERSED
• CASTRES PAIR CITED AFTER MUNSTER CONTROVERS­Y
• Pogba needs to change his attitude or he’ll be next
• The players who need to follow Mourinho out the door
• Ed Woodward – the real king of Old Trafford reigns supreme

Irish Independent - 2018-12-18

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