Irish Independent - 2019-12-13

• Just 49 days to Brexit as Johnson set for landslide
• ‘I will not be moving back to Wexford,’ Wallace told bank officials
• Dessie will get instant respect
• Ending support for fossil fuels key to emissions cuts – ESRI
• Messy drunks have nobody to blame but themselves
• Mission to rescue victims from Volcano despite eruption risk
• One-third of school’s pupils out sick as viruses set in
• Johnson to return as PM as Tories win big majority to ‘get Brexit done’
• No need for the Grinch – the election has stolen Christmas
• Voters do the dog on it in hope of finding a way out after years of Brexit stagnation
• Believing this election will put Brexit to bed is wishful thinking
• There was nothing drab or uneventful about polling day
• Brexit reality bites – but at least for the first time in years we know the road ahead
• Dáil backs rent freeze but Government will block its introducti­on
• Property prices slow to the most sluggish in six years
• Councillor­s risked setting O’Devaney build back 10 years, says housing chief
• Flu claims first victims of winter as three patients die and virus begins to spread
• Customers told to conserve water as shortages threatened over Christmas if prolonged frost hits
• Fianna Fáil seeks investigat­ion into Murphy expenses
• Commission­er promises to target drug dealers ‘scourge’
• Post-mortem shows sudden death of baby in Rotunda was ‘tragic incident’, say gardaí
• Almost 10,000 schoolchil­dren don’t get meals entitlemen­t
• Final remaining FAI board member from the Delaney era resigns
• Ancient cave art dates roots of religion to 44,000 years ago
• Haggling begins over EU budgets and carbon cuts as Taoiseach reaches out
• Printer firm may be asked for ‘gesture’ on costs of Dáil blunder
• Independen­t inquiry now on cards after €180,000 blunder by lottery
• Families of teens burned by acid furious as attackers avoid justice
• Suu Kyi accused of ‘choosing to ignore’ unspeakabl­e acts against Rohingya
• Asylum seeker who claimed to be Isil fighter and killed Japanese man is found not guilty by reason of insanity
• Woman claims glass jug smashed after hot water poured into it for tea
• Weinstein reaches $25m deal with dozens of sex accusers
• Fraudster is ‘like Dunnes – branches everywhere’
• Attempt to impeach Donald Trump set to go to full House votes
• Brewing punks look to make noise as Scottish chain opens first outlet here
• Garda guilty of assault on RTÉ cameraman at anti-racism protest
• Tension as Russians kick out German diplomats
• Gunman (16) killed and hung from traffic light
• Rites of initiation into the Catholic faith must be more than an elaborate version of ‘Say Yes to the Dress’
• €1trn shortfall with Warren’s wealth tax plan, claims analysis
• Thousands gather to mark six months of Hong Kong democracy protests
• For capitalism to survive, it must embrace socialism too
• DAA ‘must challenge’ Irish firms for more competitiv­e tenders
• PetroNeft raises $2.12m for investment programme
• Web Summit revenues surge but ‘no-profit’ strategy continues
• CBI warns over nine loan firms ahead of Christmas
• 10pc market dip to be a ‘buying opportunit­y’
• Hurlers voice concern over ‘smart’ sliotar
• Aramco hits $2 trillion Saudi valuation target
• Fiat and Peugeot maker PSA ‘accelerate plans’ for December merger
• Weinstein: Is the system broken?
• Rumble in the Jungle: Comedy trio deliver the laughs in Jumanji sequel
• Parental advisory: Why the school nativity play is rivalling sports day
• Gold Cup dream alive for ‘Percy’
• Murphy: No title makes it a ‘waste of a year’ for Kilkenny
• O’Loughlin: We have to move on despite Kingstons’ call
• Dublin’s annual revenue passes €2m mark
• Reds close in on cut-price Minamino
• McNamara: Kids need to be ready for ‘rocky road’
• Connacht find their Friend indeed in the amiable Andy
• Ulster’s mission is to reduce their reliance on last-gasp Cooney heroics
• Dowson’s double history no mystery to forewarned Leinster
• Psychologi­st Kruger is getting Reds to park poor mental habits
• It’s difficult to conjure a more qualified Dublin manager right now, scars and all
• Farrell succeeds Gavin as the Dublin boss on three-year term
• ON THE MARCH
• Performanc­es so far reflect huge quality in our squad
• Best advice I got? ‘Stay away from the bread’
• Ireland could learn from Leinster selection policy
• Doris fires warning – We can still improve
• Support network helps game flourish in Kildare nursery
• Hat-trick hero Deevy moves Ashbourne closer to league title success
• KICKING ON
• Munster haven’t always enjoyed going on the road
• ‘Ambitious group’ fight for role with Murray
• Rememberin­g the 2008 Munster haka
• Tipp club puts in the hard yards to benefit everyone
• Con march on but face tricky test at Cookies

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