Irish Independent - 2020-11-28

• The redemption of Richie Hogan
• Gamble to save Christmas – new rules on home visits
• Ryanair issues compensati­on cheques from a German bank
• Martina Devlin: Too many people making a profit from Covid subsidies
• Cut the stress of Christmas by preparing well
• A pathway out of pandemic’ – chair of new Irish vaccine taskforce expects supply here by January
• Remember every contact counts: Guidelines to stay safe over the festive season
• People now asked to wear masks outdoors when in crowded places
• Yes, virus numbers have been driven down but we can’t have it all this year
• The season of goodwill? You’ve got to be joking
• ‘I was spat at by a shopper’ – security man reveals level of pandemic abuse
• Hospitals in UK to get stocks of new vaccine in 10 days
• ‘A pathway to our freedom’ – chair of new Irish vaccine task force expects supply here by January
• We waited, then watched as St Micheál finally delivered
• Patients had to travel to the North for cancer diagnosis
• Ex-TD in court bid to reveal authors of web posts
• Dunne challenges payment order in bid to avoid jail
• A silent coup: Troika arrived like liberators ending chaos, contradict­ions and downright lies
• The slow procession to IMF bailout was made worse by failure to publicly face truth
• Barnier offers fishery deal to UK in efforts to end Brexit crux as talks resume
• Christmas countdown reminds us dark days will end and the light will come
• Opposition want answers over Varadkar remark about ‘good judge’
• Credit union initiative promises to deliver good value on insurance
• Animals have bad moods over minor slights – they’re even more like humans than we thought
• Walk tall: Two brothers are billionair­es – but Tommy Collison has scaled greater hurdles
• Drug ban for top Irish jockey reduced after he blames sex partner
• Dissident is jailed for role in murder of prison officer
• Man (44) charged with capital murder of Det Garda Colm Horkan
• Family seeks answers to mysterious and agonising death of Patrick Nugent
• Poland says it may block EU budget and Covid aid package
• Ambush on bomb mastermind
• Setback for Trump
• Ethiopian PM rejects conflict dialogue with Tigray leaders
• Police granted new powers to search terrorists released from jail
• Republican candidates walk tight-rope between senate election hopes and president’s conspiracy theories
• White House rows back on protection­s for US wild birds
• Covid-19 will be defeated when the online plague of anti-vaxxers has been outwitted
• Santa won’t be coming to the plain pubs of Ireland – and most of us weren’t even bold
• ‘Golfgate’ blowing gale-force wind of change through the corridors of power
• Moody’s positive on Smurfit Kappa after equity raise
• SOMETHING MAGICAL HEARING WE ARE TO LIFT LOCKDOWN
• Finally: a gay Christmas rom-com with none of the misery
• Teachers’ union denies ‘problemati­sing’ virus
• Entire population should be tested and allow Ireland to break lockdown loop nightmare
• Dragon’s Den investor targets Irish production of anti-bacterial mask
• Second Aryzta shareholde­r calls for rejection of offer from Elliott
• Government to look into broadening investment scheme
• Swiss aim to make firms liable for conduct abroad
• I will be 66 in January, so will I qualify for the State pension?
• ‘I’ve no resentment towards rugby’
• Kerry unrest as board tell Keane to freshen up management team
• Internatio­nal rugby can’t wait for you, Earls warns young guns
• Leinster’s 10 ‘sick children’ need help – not lectures about working harder
• Talks to Áine O’Gorman about the daunting task of taking on Germany
• Marks your card for a bumper weekend of racing action at Fairyhouse
• KEITH TREACY
• Cahill, like Cody, doesn’t give two hoots about outside opinions and will do it his way. If you don’t like it, you can take the highway
• POWER GAME
• O’Donovan and Flanagan back to beef up Treaty hopes
• The accidental commentato­r whose heart is forever blue
• Cavan and Tipperary are growth stories in search of more chapters, but will it bring sustainabl­e success?
• Absence made McCaffrey’s football heart grow fonder
• WEEKEND PREVIEWS
• Howard’s way a shining example of both sport and life’s proper principles
• All-Star duo back as Dubs face in-form Armagh side
• Louth and proud – a day to dream awaits Molloy
• Cannon sees Tipp-top fitness as key to Sam Maguire dream
• Rebel Kerrigan calls time on his inter-county days with Cork
• ‘Jones means business against low-stamina Tyson’ – Eubank
• New alliance with PGA Tour ‘not a merger’, insists Pelley
• DARK THE ARTS
• Mourinho and Lampard are no longer master and apprentice in changing season
• Rooney ready to retire if he’s handed full-time role as Derby boss
• What is going wrong at City – and how Guardiola can go about fixing it
• Lennon claims to have ‘full support’ of Lawwell and Desmond
• Buckley’s boys look for a way to outwit Ireland’s ‘Invincible­s’
• ‘Full-backs now are judged on their numbers’
• Wilson’s late, late show turns the tide for Newcastle
• Pogba and McTominay still missing for United
• Gomes rediscover­s happiness away from Old Trafford
• Covid chaos leaves Connacht facing a winter fixture pile-up
• ‘Our focus is on our own game, not on England’ – Welsh skipper Jones
• Time for McCloskey to step up and prove his doubters wrong
• Ireland should call on O’Connell expertise to make most of watershed moment for lineout
• Farrell’s side must be ruthless to show signs of progress
• ‘Honey’ looks sweet to taste more Hatton’s success
• Hard to see past short-priced Epatante in the Fighting Fifth
• Favourite ‘Wild’ set for Limerick prize as future stars prepare for Shelbourne final

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