Irish Independent - 2020-11-30

• One million face hike in cost of health cover
• One step closer: Limerick through to hurling decider
• Food isn’t the problem
• Fears Covid limits will lock people out of mass at Christmas
• Charlie Weston:
• Crippling pain and infertilit­y – my story of polycystic ovary syndrome
• In these times we should celebrate small victories
• Klopp’s BT row shows the need for rethink on ‘joyless’ fixtures
• Aryzta chair to provide shareholde­rs with a clearer picture of company’s future
• Trump admits he faces uphill battle to have defeat overturned
• Man behind the mask: actor who played Darth Vader dies
• One in five consultant posts now vacant as waits soar
• Winter on the way: Time to wrap up as frost and snow forecast for end of the week
• New Toyota promises to pump out cleaner air than it takes in
• ‘It’s a fantastic resource, we need to make more of it’ – canal clear-out makes waves
• Parton: ‘I cried all night after turning down Elvis’s request to record song’
• Survivor of female genital mutilation asks Ireland to take a prominent role
• Protection of lockdown is gone – so here’s how we can all stay safe while Christmas shopping
• Chasing rainbows: Schoolboy’s business offers a ray of light
• Tills will ring late into night to avoid large crowds gathering
• Lockdown II is so much easier now we can see open road to festivitie­s
• Global pandemic has led to chronic loneliness in young people, study finds
• GAA supporters must curb ‘exuberant’ All-Ireland celebratio­ns, Donnelly warns
• ‘We have spaces for urgent hip and knee care,’ says specialist
• Grandfathe­r (68) killed in chimney collapse was a ‘gentle giant’
• Brexit talks enter ‘final week’ facing major disagreeme­nt on fishing rights
• Sinn Féin TD ‘sorry’ for tweet on IRA attacks
• New book supports fight against cancer with focus on diet
• Police probing legend’s death raid home of Maradona’s doctor
• HSE to spend over €836,000 on production of internal magazine
• Making headlines: A year’s subscripti­on to Independen­t.ie for Annie’s ‘young’ dad
• UK rapper and brother charged over alleged garda assault in city
• Anonymous call that led to first conviction of a ‘ghost broker’ in history of State
• Don’t seek ‘godfathers’ to promote your career, warns Pope
• Dozens of farmers killed by ‘insane’ Islamic militants attack
• Fauci warns US may have to weather ‘surge upon surge’ ahead of vaccine
• Ethiopia claims it has captured Tigray capital at heart of conflict
• Thai protests target army in campaign against power of monarchy
• Why female power rocks the pandemic
• Martin’s challenge is to put some more ‘orange’ into his Shared Island dialogue
• JUBILATION OF ALL-IRELAND SERIES MUST BE TEMPERED
• Decline in virus cases bringing greater certainty for the economy
• Biden won’t slow Apple suppliers’ China exodus
• Swiss reject ‘more moral’ corporate laws
• Ask the therapist
• Dr Jennifer: I suffer a lot from winter colds. How will I know if it is a run-of-themill sniffle or Covid-19?
• ‘I was hoping to feel stronger after the clinical trial – any treatments that can be developed are vital’
• ‘I would do anything to have her back for a day – just to get the chance to hold her again’
• ‘Once you have had your month’s mind, you are no longer entitled to be sad or grieve in any way’
• Life lessons in lockdown: ‘We can gain from doing things in new ways — even if they are not our first choice in life’
• Your Stars
• SATELLITE
• Canning and Gillane injuries cast shadow over Limerick’s triumph
• FARRELL HAS MORE THAN GEORGIA ON MIND AFTER IRELAND STUTTER
• ELLIOTT’S SPECIAL ENVOI LIGHTS UP FAIRYHOUSE
• CAVANI RIDES TO THE RESCUE AS RED DEVILS RIDE THEIR LUCK
• Limerick’s power play earns another tilt at biggest prize
• Galway Ratings
• Limerick Ratings
• It would be an absolute travesty if full panel cannot attend final – Kiely
• Canning concern overrides Galway’s grief
• Tribe’s distributi­on and their rejection of route one played into Limerick’s hands
• Clarke-inspired Lake County dispel Carlow’s decider hopes
• Gleeson lauds charges for upping ante to seal final date with Kerry
• Cahill hails Gleeson as his brilliant Déise dare to dream
• Meagher glory ‘vindicatio­n’ for Louth and McCormack
• Waterford Ratings
• Kilkenny Ratings
• Bohan pleads for final crowds reprieve
• Cats boss relieved to get over Cork hurdle
• Murray admits Tribe can ill-afford wides repeat
• Westmeath book date with Royal neighbours
• Bezuidenho­ut bags Leopard Creek title as Sharvin shines
• Haas F1 driver Grosjean defies death in fiery Bahrain crash
• Eight Munster changes for Zebre
• Winger Sexton set for provincial debut
• ‘We’ve got to be harsh on ourselves this week’
• Long week looms for awful Ireland as focus turns to Scots
• IRELAND RATINGS
• Sexton is primed to return for Scotland finale but Farrell has plenty of headaches
• Nations Cup to end in farce as France select weakened squad for final
• Muddled plan of attack puts coaching under scrutiny
• Mourinho happy to see Spurs ‘pony’ keep pace in title race
• Sickening Jimenez head clash mars Wolves win at Emirates
• Aston Villa boss Smith remains grounded by walking his dog
• Guardiola warns Stones that staying in team will depend on eliminatin­g errors
• Lennon: Of course I’m still the man to lead this team
• Hoops to embrace chase of 95-year double record
• McEleney stars as ruthless Lilywhites rewrite the record books
• Cavan’s shock Ulster success providing inspiratio­n for Quinn
• FAI must ensure women’s game maintains its growth spurt
• Trainers’ championsh­ip duel has the makings of a classic already
• Sociedad stay on top in Spain as Courtois error costs Madrid
• Out-of-sorts O’Sullivan stunned by World No 66
• ‘I never wanted fame or money, I just wanted to play for Ireland’

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