Irish Independent - 2019-11-30

• A broken system
• Terrorist in fake suicide vest kills two on UK street
• Teenagers turn tables on TDs by calling them on to the streets
• What should I do if I failed to declare all my income in tax return?
• Innocent until proved guilty? Not for court of #Metoo culture
• 10 players Farrell must bring in from the cold
• Rachel Allen’s son Joshua (19) enters rehab for Christmas after drug possession conviction
• Voters’ views on migrants and race tested as ministers braced for results
• Super Saturday: the good, the bad and the ugly of a big day for votes
• 2,000 crèches risking closure as Tusla deadline to provide documents looms
• Ulster Bank is latest to be hit with IT outage
• Hospital apologises over ‘deficienci­es in care’ that led to the death of woman (68)
• State of the union puts RTÉ’s leading lights firmly on the back foot over pay
• Don’t bank on housing to fill tax hole, says watchdog
• Council pays up to €3,000 a month to rent plush flats off cuckoo fund
• ‘Mediocre’ Irish jobless rate higher than in the UK and US
• Outsourced print contract branded ‘mad’ after almost €1.8m spent on new machine
• The electorate won’t repay politician­s who hold spendthrif­ts of the State to account
• Gardaí waiting as Isil bride Smith to return home with child today
• ‘Daft’ officers paid €280 to clean cell
• Bank could face ‘greenwash’ backlash over climate change despite having genuine eco credential­s
• Man had drink thrown over him after groping two women in bar
• Gang throw bleach in attack on pensioner with crowbar
• Struggling families forced to choose rent over their health
• Man awarded €30,000 for garda’s drugs search when he was just 13
• Defying Gravity: Approval given for tower block
• Preserved: 18,000-year-old puppy reveals ‘link between wolves and dogs’
• Gardaí used ‘stinger’ as ‘intoxicate­d’ driver reached up to 260kmh
• Irish Life announces third price rise this year for health insurance
• ‘Democrats can’t beat Trump’
• Police lift blockade after siege around city university
• Johnson wants Trump to stay out of election during visit to Britain
• Malta’s prime minister on brink of resigning as crisis deepens
• Crossbow killer to die in prison for ‘evil’ murder of pregnant ex
• Taliban now ‘ready’ for peace talks with the US
• K-pop stars jailed for ‘quasi-rape’ sex attack
• What does it say about the State’s moral compass when, as a result of official policy, people are becoming homeless faster than houses are built?
• Greens risk making travel a playground of the wealthy
• Ross might fire blanks on sport – but his road safety drive is hitting target
• Never mind the experts, let’s have a toast to the warmth of laughter, friendship and pub sing-songs
• Parents have a duty to help their children stay safe online
• THIS STATE’S BROKEN HEALTH SERVICE FAILS OUR ELDERLY
• We should all give ourselves a few moments to reflect on miracle and wonder of a child’s birth
• Perfidious ‘Toy Show’ should be ditched by RTÉ
• Casual and overt racism needs to be rooted out
• Amazon subscribes for prime Dublin office block
• EU investigat­ing Google’s data-driven business model
• Three to delay 5G, saying ‘no demand’
• Mortgage matters and righting your returns
• Hive minds: Cork’s ApisProtec­t twins with space agency research
• INM plans to transfer €60m to Belgian parent
• EIB €35m backing for Cork social investment
• Immobilise­d: Owner of Dublin city clamping firm sees 11pc dip in profits
• Booming sales taste good as yogurt firm makes healthy profit
• ‘THE DUBLIN THING, I DIDN’T UNDERSTAND IT’
• FOR THE LOVE OF THE CLUB
• THE POISONED CHALICE
• OUT OF THEIR MISERY
• Croke Park availabili­ty to decide Irish role in World Cup bid
• The explainer: How the draw works and who Ireland could meet
• THE REPORT CARD ON NOEL MOONEY’S FAI TENURE
• Pochettino on Arsenal’s list of targets to replace Emery
• Despairing Klopp’s latest injury blow ‘not cool’
• ‘Comfortabl­e’ Guardiola open to extending City contract
• Obafemi battling hard to prove he’s a Saint
• The Irishmen abroad
• Baloucoune stars as Ulster cruise to easy five-point haul
• Sau score ends 15-year unbeaten Munster run
• Ireland-eligible Sheedy riding high for Lam’s Bristol
• Aki commits to Connacht while Best prepares to end his long goodbye
• Lancaster bracing Blues for ‘full-on’ battle with Warriors
• Fitzgerald in pole position for Gloucester after Friend backs him to dethrone Kings
• CROKE PARK AND GPA HEADING FOR SHOWDOWN
• Bergin back in business and hoping to seize rare opportunit­y
• Nemo determined to prevent lightning from striking twice
• Naomh Conaill could put icing on Donegal’s decade
• GAELIC GAMES PREVIEWS
• Irish Open confirmed for Portstewar­t in 2021
• Donegal’s Coulter top man in All-Star shoot-out
• 2019 SPORTSTAR OF THE WEEK WINNERS
• Sportstar of the Year 2019
• ‘Honey’ can secure sweet success for De Bromhead
• Fistful of dollars if Dingo wins Ok Corral shootout
• Apple’s is still fighting to stay at top of the tree

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