WORLD


Friday, 20 November 2009:

Result seen as big success for the British
Karzai sworn in for second five-year term
Karzai: Afghanistan will control own security within five years
Forensics team find remains
Alcohol may cut risk of heart disease in men by a third

IRELAND
Ireland -
Students to gobble up turkey profits

Ireland -
Speculation top Garda will row back on retirement

Ireland -
Inquiry into child abuse to cost over €130m

Ireland -
Man quizzed over assault on woman

Ireland -
Just 3% of child abusers unknown to their victims

Ireland -
Towns under siege as fallout from deluge continues

Ireland -
South and west hit by worst floods in 20 years

Ireland -
Waste disposal ‘should return to local authorities’

Ireland -
National wage deal back on table

Ireland -
New rules on school cover free up €25m

Ireland -
Lenihan accused of back-flip on AIB

Ireland -
10,000 text Joe Duffy to express frustration

Ireland -
Even French papers say Irish were robbed

Ireland -
FAI and players urged to sue FIFA

Ireland -
PLAY IT AGAIN, SEPP

Ireland -
Weather warning after flooding chaos

Ireland -
Top European Commission jobs filled in record time

Ireland -
Thousands vent fury on Facebook over Henry

Ireland -
Still hand in hand, say his sponsors

Ireland -
Harrington calls victory celebration ‘galling’

Education -
Lecturer who secretly double-jobbed will get two pensions

Health -
Swine flu infection rate peaks at 4%

Politics -
Aer Lingus management warned of loss of goodwill

Politics -
Government backs FAI demands for match replay

Politics -
Dáil teams up for rare show of unity

WORLD - World -
Alcohol may cut risk of heart disease in men by a third

World -
Forensics team find remains

World -
Karzai: Afghanistan will control own security within five years

World -
Karzai sworn in for second five-year term

World -
Result seen as big success for the British

SPORT - Soccer -
Wenger gets good news on injured duo

Soccer -
Patience a virtue for Reds’ Aquilani

Soccer -
French not impressed with Henry’s helping hand

Soccer -
St Ledger calls for introduction of video referees

Soccer -
Brady: too much pressure on referee

Soccer -
Time to get real on national outpouring

Soccer -
Duff accuses FIFA of a conspiracy

Soccer -
Cunningham dismisses suggestions Henry cheated

Soccer -
Trap seeks gain from the pain

Soccer -
French stance dashes Ireland’s replay hopes

Soccer -
Time to tackle rotten soul of beautiful game

GAA -
Owens seeking deal for Déise dual stars

GAA -
Dunning again in London frame

GAA -
Pressure mounting in Limerick

Rugby -
Upward mobility continues for Earls

Rugby -
England’s Monye keen to atone for ‘stinker’

Rugby -
Pocock rested for Scotland clash

Rugby -
Sent to Coventry, but Coughlan ready

Golf -
McIlroy happy to avoid Westwood

Motor Sport -
Button: Money not the motivation for McLaren move

Other Sport -
Opposing coaches wary as Killester bid to down Demons

Other Sport -
Three Munster representatives seek capital gains

Other Sport -
Dunne eyeing Thai rematch

Other Sport -
IAAF deny any Semenya medal deal

Results -
Results

Pat Keane -
Miracle Steps can defy big rise in weights

BUSINESS - Business -
Kerry Group confident of full-year earnings hike

Business -
Greencore to sell troubled water business to Highland Springs for €19m

Business -
FBD maintains solid performance

Business -
Carroll firm sees profits up 20.5%

Business -
Ryanair seeks judicial review

Agri-Business -
Dairy industry ‘needs to be restructured’

Agri-Business -
IFA urges all co-ops to follow suit as milk price to suppliers increases

Agri-Business -
Advances in animal health laws discussed at North/South council

OPINION - Editorial -
The goal that wasn’t - Do the right thing, play game again

Letters -
‘Hateful comments’ on Netanyahu’s stopover

Letters -
Capital punishment does not stop murder

Letters -
Prescription fee hits sick and poor

Letters -
My medicines were far cheaper in Sweden

Letters -
Sauce for the goose ...

Matt Cooper -
Fair play, my foot. FIFA is happy to have a con artist like Henry in finals