Irish Independent - 2019-12-09

• Compo culture: lawyers ask GP to omit client’s history of claims
• FAI bypassed with €2m for the grassroots
• High winds, falling trees, power cuts:
• Soccer club silent on whether it will rename John Delaney Park after latest revelation­s
• Cian Tracey:
• Women facilitati­ng men’s ineptitude around housework
• ‘We’re in fear over services’ – parents’ concern for children in chronic pain
• Trump under fire for telling Jews they will vote for him to avoid wealth tax
• ‘Walking is good for my weight – and my marriage’
• Monday insight: we have much to be thankful for as we head into 2020
• ‘Politician­s need to get message’: Flossie (12) appeals for volunteers to help clean up bay
• Patients and visitors pay €2 to charge their phones in hospitals
• Clamp down on rogues who fuel claims culture, minister urges Law Society
• ‘The doctor basically just wrote all the things I said...’
• Scandal of insurance costs must be on election agenda
• Sealed with a kiss: Philly McMahon ties the knot
• Abuse survivors say Christian Brothers’ €30m payout does not go far enough
• Johnson in ‘drive for the line’ as polls lead shows no majority
• Victory for Boris will make early election here a virtual certainty
• Even a Boris victory won’t bring swift resolution to Brexit saga
• Brexit winds whip in on the north-east to test long-held seats in Labour heartlands
• New online national list to replace local voting registers
• Sheridan hits back at Phelan ‘low blow’ over artists’ help
• Dublin Bus misses targets as one in 10 routes running late
• Small crèches face battle to surviveast­op insurer leaves care market
• More hospital beds to ease pressure as flu season hits
• A problem with the thyroid gland can be devastatin­g
• Florida navy base shooting was an act of terrorism, says FBI
• Many victims asleep as at least 43 perish in blaze at New Delhi handbag factory
• US soldiers banned from city street after brawl
• Hundreds of thousands march in Hong Kong on biggest rally for months
• The warm hearts on cold nights that help our homeless
• Big week for markets as Fed, Brexit, China feature
• Building of houses slows for first time since 2013
• Club Travel buys Atlas ‘to compete with big players’
• Can the froth ever be blown off ever-growing Starbucks’ coffee?
• Man City must find a way to save season from disaster
• Ask the therapist
• David Coleman
• ‘IT TAKES A WHILE FOR THE MEDICATION TO KICK IN — WEEKS’
• Dr Carla Moran: What you need to know about the thyroid
• ‘I went for a health ‘NCT’ and found cancer’
• My little boy keeps getting ill in crèche
• Play-date anxiety: the new parenting neurosis
• The upside of recoiling from human touch is I never get lice
• My 15-year-old seems to be heading down a bad path
• Two-In-One
• SATELLITE
• Cilaos Emery does the business in Hilly Way
• Mullins hails ‘unbelievab­le’ Min’s second Durkan victory
• Lowry, Puspure and Taylor among early contenders to be crowned Sportstar of the Year
• 2019 SPORTSTAR OF THE WEEK WINNERS
• Vote for our Sportstar of the Year to be in the draw for some fantastic prizes
• Greene eyes Tokyo: ‘I said I might as well give it my all’
• Record-breaking weekend finishes with Ryan bronze
• Former Ireland coach Walsh thrilled to see Joshua win back his titles
• Joshua makes no mistake in fight for his career
• Fundraisin­g boost gives Roscommon €1.1m profit
• Lohan admits lots of work to do after Banner bow ends in defeat
• Westmeath loss shows Galvin’s Wexford have a long journey ahead
• McManus shines for Antrim
• Model men’s historic final joy
• Corcoran fires Mattock home
• Hagan stars as Longford spoil O’Connor’s debut as Lily boss
• Allen points Offaly to narrow win over Quirke’s men
• Ballyboden show nerve and patience to seal it late
• Mulroy is spot on as Wee County edge out McEntee’s men
• Goals from Boyle and Greville seal Westmeath win
• Keaney: We were dead and buried
• McCormack leads charge on heroic day for Irish team
• Reed says he won’t be derailed by Bahamas sand storm
• McCay the late star as Pegasus stage incredible comeback to foil Pembroke
• ‘Healthy competitio­n’ driving Leinster to whole new heights
• Cullen’s crew ready to cope without Sexton after knee injury
• Connacht vow to keep fighting despite looming exit
• McFarland ‘nervous’ over media praise as he seeks improved Ulster consistenc­y
• Friend says Carty must go back to basics to face ‘new challenges’
• Munster get job done but McCall has big guns set for rematch
• Cooney and Larmour continue to catch Farrell’s eye before first camp
• Bold boys Saracens just can’t seem to avoid eye of a storm
• Messi hits 35th treble but Suarez steals show
• Fortune favours the Bhoys as Forster heroics seal 10-in-a-row
• Challenge for Parrott is to sustain rise beyond teenage dreams
• Ljungberg will rely on senior players to end Gunners’ worst run in 42 years
• Rock bottom is not yet in sight for beleaguere­d FAI
• Libyan jaunt was trip of a lifetime for Pat’s
• Keita’s display shows Liverpool depth and sends a warning to chasing pack
• One arrested as Fred condemns ‘backward society’ after Etihad incident
• Everton regain lost spirit to impress on Ferguson’s watch
• Beating ‘lesser’ teams is vital – Solskjaer
• Vardy keeps Foxes in the hunt
• Nuno salutes never-say-die spirit as Wolves stretch unbeaten run to 11 games
• It’s two for joy as Magpies finally get out of first gear to stun Saints
• GAA’s stoic democracy will at least save it from fate now befalling the FAI

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