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The rising flood waters pour through a distraught householder’s property at Craughwell, Co Galway, yesterday. Photograph: Joe O’Shaughnessy

The rising flood waters pour through a distraught householder’s property at Craughwell, Co Galway, yesterday. Photograph: Joe O’Shaughnessy

  • EU leaders overcome divisions to appoint new president
  • AIB investigates two managers involved in property businesses
  • Government calls for replay of match with France

Ireland

  • Not falling into a Trap of pointing the finger
  • Edited report on Dublin abuse cleared for release
  • Men sentenced to 12 and 14 years for transfer of cannabis
  • Victims and archbishop broadly welcome decision
  • Public sector strike to limit operation of Oireachtas
  • Parents of author praised at inquest
  • Colum McCann wins coveted US National Book Award
  • One in five households in arrears on payments
  • More babies and fewer cars in 2008
  • Asylum seeker children placed in hostels with no care at night
  • Sex workers must not be viewed as victims, says group
  • Relative or friend perpetrated 97% of child sex assaults
  • Charges for waste to fall €50, says new report
  • More than 80,000 jobs can be created in alternative energy, says Labour
  • Driver gets five years and life ban for causing deaths
  • Child abuse body costs could rise to €136m, PAC told
  • Swine flu pandemic has peaked, says HSE
  • Airlines must pay for delays over three hours
  • 25 nurses guilty of professional misconduct last year
  • Retailers not assisting with food cost site
  • FF parliamentary party meeting supports prescription charges
  • Warning certain dietary goods bought online contain steroids
  • In short
  • In short
  • Further flooding likely as weekend of rain forecast
  • Galway hit with four times normal rainfall for time of year
  • Heavy rains part of new weather pattern
  • Town risks being cut off by flooding
  • Rivers burst their banks, roads flooded and sewerage facilities affected
  • Martin to discuss game with counterpart
  • Government 'inept' in bid to avert public sector dispute
  • TCD fee not used entirely for student services, says union head
  • Bill on money-laundering introduced
  • Chad pull-out would save €8m, says O'Dea
  • Lenihan accused of failure over banks
  • Position as banking regulator suggested for turn-a-blind-eye referee
  • Delay in prosecutions over financial malpractice unacceptable, says Boyle
  • Authority faces €½m legal bill in golf club discrimination case
  • Child to go to Australia for domiciliary ruling
  • Coroner told of 10 deaths linked to bug
  • Councils could face huge bills over deadly gas in homes
  • Beef plants among world's best - report
  • Removal ceremony on campus for student who died in crash
  • Too many holiday homes built in Kenmare, according to local area plan
  • Tough year for horticulture sector
  • In short

World

  • Marathon session ends with choice of low-key figures
  • Karzai sworn in as Afghan president for second term
  • Ryanair denies aircraft flew too low
  • Van Rompuy set to be consensus-driven president
  • Formidable task facing newcomer to diplomacy
  • US to send envoy to N Korea to get talks restarted
  • Prince Charles opposes plans critics say will make 'theme parks' of schools
  • Archbishop challenges Catholic Church
  • Melting Arctic sea ice diluting water which puts food chain at risk
  • Katrina claims could run to billions on negligence ruling
  • US healthcare battle moves to Senate as new Bill published
  • Investigation into alleged activities of SA mercenaries in Guinea begins
  • In short

Finance

  • Anglo hires KPMG to cost options including wind-up
  • Esot may have to buy €10.3m shares as part of STT deal
  • Shares' value may be wiped out, warns Payzone
  • Senior AIB manager was a director of several property companies
  • Exploring new world of opportunity
  • Notions of 'fairness' should not dictate fiscal policy
  • Manager sees no conflict in dealings
  • Planet Business
  • Insurance group FBD takes 3.3% stake in INM
  • Kerry expects to raise 2009 earnings to higher forecast
  • Ryanair to seek review of decision on charges
  • Datalex third quarter revenues fall 19%
  • Department notified over AIB chief's pay
  • Greencore announces €20m deal to sell loss-making bottled water division
  • Aer Lingus planning to outsource jobs, staff groups claim
  • More action needed for recovery, says OECD
  • Dutch group cuts value of Irish property by €21m
  • Tote Ireland has 2008 losses of €800,000
  • Blow to UK recession hopes as loan levels prove far higher than expected
  • Financing limited until Nama starts - REO
  • 'Threat to jobs' if case delayed US unemployment figures stabilise EU clears Avaya's Nortel purchase
  • Lull continues on another quiet day for traders
  • It's time to revisit the debt penalty
  • Further asset bubbles appear inevitable
  • Extending bank guarantee
  • Payments firm founder named 'Internet Hero'
  • Get known online or fail, firms told
  • Technology 'could save HSE millions'
  • Tech Shorts
  • Microsoft risks losing its grip in smartphone revolution
  • 14 out of 17 projects have commercial backing
  • Tech venture capitalist riding high
  • Cybersecurity threat is stalking the globe
  • Is that text message really worth a life?
  • Twitter: the talk of the town
  • Salesforce insists it is a force to be reckoned with
  • Tech Tools
  • 14 out of 17 projects have commercial backing €12m invested in digital research
  • Web Log
  • A whole new ball game for sports catalogue firm
  • O'Leary not impressed by ex-highflier's appointment
  • Toying with the idea of financing a family business
  • Eircom's Esot windfall ongoing
  • Little Things

Features

  • McCann joins ranks of the great
  • Reflecting on life without Rachel
  • Beautiful singing, sandwich-throwing and Irish whingeing
  • How close were Shelley and Keats?
  • Union Square/Helter Skelter

Sport

  • Delaney keeps the pressure on France
  • Fifa not overly concerned with justice for all
  • Hand Of Henry Your Say
  • Henry struggles to be held in high esteem
  • 'Small' detail unsettles the masses in France
  • Pádraig queries French fair play
  • Fifa likely to go with human solution
  • Swedish referee has some 'previous'
  • Some shame, sure 'mais c'est la vie
  • Italian sympathy runs high for Trap and team
  • Paris Shorts
  • Fiji's target of one from two may be hard to hit
  • Gaffney says Ireland will look to play heads-up game
  • Johnson advised to change coaches
  • Catch them on the counter and punish them
  • Limerick board united in their support for McCarthy
  • Notre to face Kauto Star
  • Main contenders avoid knock-out blow
  • Harrington glides in under radar with neat 68
  • Golf Digest
  • Dignam agrees to stay for one more Rás
  • Cooney and Leaney set down markers
  • Commodore's Cup assault regroups
  • Sports Digest

Opinion

  • The cost of prescriptions
  • Sleight of hand
  • Any soccer pro would have done the same
  • Recession may be catalyst for mobilising the young
  • Secularism based on illusory idea of freedom
  • This Christmas it'll still be essential to tip the binman
  • Northern Catholics count their blessings
  • Redmond offers hope on land question November 20th, 1902
  • Highly readable and dramatic account of the IRA Border campaign
  • An Irishman's Diary

Letters

  • Hand of Henry
  • Carers and the budget
  • Earnings
  • Crime and punishment
  • Young Ireland
  • Climate of opinion

The Ticket

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  • Once more with feeling
  • The xx factor
  • What's on your rider?
  • Homemade horror
  • Weekly Movie Quiz
  • New York's finest shoot Irish vids
  • Jazz fans spoiled for choice
  • Irish back in France
  • Butter Pil for Lydon
  • Etc
  • Oscar intrigue over animation nominations
  • Reel news
  • Pampered, ignorant punters should relax and take it easy
  • Shuffle
  • It's not a black and white case
  • The Middle East: blood ties
  • Planet Parade: style counsel
  • Three more
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  • The Twilight Saga: New Moon
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