Irish Independent - 2020-01-29

• ‘To all parents, cuddle your children, tell them how much you love them, spend every spare minute with them’
• FF and FG attack ‘dangerous’ Sinn Féin pledges on economy
• Sinn Féin a twist of history away from power
• Schools struggle as teacher vacancies continue to soar
• Cloth nappies are better for the planet – and your pocket
• World Cup flops must repay show of faith from Farrell
• Getawayfro­mit all by becoming Peig Sayers
• Robbery and killing of garda took less than a minute, court told
• Chinese leader vows to defeat ‘devil’ virus
• Britain defies Trump and allows Huawei to take up some of 5G network
• We still don’t know what really goes on in ‘shadowy’ body behind McDonald
• Colette Browne: McDonald may find devil is in the details if she gets TV spot with Varadkar and Martin
• Labour pledges to scrap plan to raise pension age to 67
• Adam Harris: Catherine Noone’s inaccurate comments are deeply upsetting to autistic people
• Senator’s upsetting comments prove ‘a little knowledge is a dangerous thing’
• McClean opens room at stadium to help fans with autism
• Cold snap to ease after icy roads cause traffic misery
• Drunk driver who broke a nurse’s ankles in car crash jailed after appeal
• High drug doses ‘may not benefit 150,000 patients’
• VHI ‘double whammy’ as customers face second price hike
• Huge majority of Docklands tenants coming from abroad to work in tech or finance
• North and west counties suffer as they are left behind in two-speed economy
• First-time buyers driving rise in mortgage market
• ‘Wheelchair user’ drops his bike crash claim after walking video
• Woman denies her daughter dressed up as grandmothe­r to pretend she was still alive
• Intellectu­ally disabled man in court fight to overturn marriage ban
• Businessma­n who fronted huge VAT fraud ‘petrified’ to name mastermind
• Mother with anger issues to be forced from family home after court order
• Parties outline education vote-grabbing proposals
• ‘Schools challenged to address the ideology of individual­ism’
• Get your list in order – once you get a CAO offer you cannot choose a course lower down
• US government ‘kept crash involving sub and Titanic wreck secret’
• Andrew ‘angry’ over FBI claims that he is refusing to co-operate
• EU planes to repatriate Irish who opt to quit virus city
• Controvers­ial US proposal divides opinion across Middle East
• ‘End this’ – president’s legal team calls for acquittal while rubbishing Bolton’s book claims
• ‘Deal of century’ seen by Palestinia­ns as stealing dream of their own state
• ‘That sounds like rape’ – Weinstein jury told of alleged oral sex attack
• Sale of the Century star Parsons dies aged 96
• Exercise is crucial to children’s physical and mental well-being
• SF’S SEDUCTIVE SLOGANS NO PROOF IT CAN BRING ‘CHANGE’
• Ability – not gender – should decide how the nation votes
• Goodbody buyer fined €3.9m after French probe
• Teeling to rent warehouses for whiskey
• Jobs growth underpins rising Irish retail sales
• 1 in 3 Greencore investors baulks at executives’ pay deal
• Allergan launches €145m Westport Botox site
• Catching a cold: Diesel demand hit by spread of coronaviru­s
• Airbus to settle bribery allegation­s with three countries
• ‘Strong demand’ for iPhones helps Apple top estimates
• Ryanair warns of job losses as delivery date for 737 MAX planes slips
• Former VW executive takes wheel at Renault
• Game on: How to talk about sport without driving your colleagues crazy
• Larissa Nolan asks the experts why she just can’t cope with wearing jewellery
• Your Stars
• SATELLITE
• Mullins’ Kemboy aims to fly higher than ‘Delta’
• Federer serves up Melbourne miracle
• Klopp vows to stick by his principles and skip Shrewsbury cup replay
• We must seduce fans to come – Pep
• Mayo target Dubs but beating them is another matter
• Donegal boss Bonner hails ‘born leader’ McCloone on his retirement
• Ireland boss wants new leaders and old values
• Hawkshaw helps Belvo come through Mary’s test
• ‘Inclusive’ Farrell gives us licence to play, says Stockdale
• The latest Sean O’Brien off block is out to make name for himself
• Kingdom dominance casts long shadow in Munster as gate receipts fall by over €350,000
• DADDY’S GIRL:
• Murray has a major role in Ireland future, insists Farrell
• Fernandes relief for Solskjaer as United agree €55m deal with Sporting
• BREHENY BEAT: HURLING NOW AN ENDANGERED AND THE WARNING SIGNS GO UNHEEDED
• VILLA JOY AS NYLAND AND TREZEGUET HEROICS EARN WEMBLEY FINAL DATE
• CRITCHLEY’S CARLOW IT BID FOR CUP UPSET
• Diesel is far from ‘dead’, it’s part of a mixed future – Kia chief
• Self-charging hybrids – the public debate, the ad ban and the CO2 figures
• Take action now to avoid paying over the odds for your car cover
• Buyers, take your pick: the new and revised cars on their way or just arrived
• Advice Desk Gillian and Eddie help you make the right choice when buying your next car.
• Boot is on the other foot now that Ford has come up with a proper SUV
• Ford past and future; Renault supplies 36 Clios to charity; Nissan plans major new-car offensive; Ferrari’s first EV
• Tackling the Leaving Certificat­e syllabus
• Career advice with Jackie Ruddock and exam tips from Studyclix
• Hamlet: Conor Murphy on the women characters in a man’s world
• Text choices 2020: Elaine Dobbyn on the most compelling content
• At the movies: Some Like It Hot and Pride with Conor Murphy
• Classics and more modern reads in the 2020 exams
• Playboy of the Western World and tackling the comparativ­e
• Author Michelle Jackson on her writing career
• Daunting but doable!
• Digging for Pride in comunity
• Comparativ­e Mode: Cultural Context
• Atwood & Austen Analysed
• Studyclix guide to english

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