Irish Independent - 2017-03-20

• Vital cancer ops cancelled due to hospital chaos
• Shock as footballer found dead at home
• ‘I wanted it so bad... I’m just gutted’ – Dayl falls shy of final
• Brexit could add 10c to the price of a pan – but not if we use our loaf
• Seeing the Hill on tour in the Kingdom has convinced me Dublin should get out of Croke Park more often?
• Orly Airport attacker rang father to say he’d ‘screwed up’
• Fears Rescue 116 helicopter hit rocks before plunging into sea
• Why a sense of humour never goes out of style
• Hard work key to striking out as a self-employed contractor
• The last cry of the curlew? State to splash €100,000 to save rare bird
• Sturgeon softens her stance on timing of Scottish independen­ce poll
• Business tax cuts to reclaim main streets from takeaways
• Coveney goes after the traditiona­l FG small companies’ vote
• McAleese: ‘Ireland must insist on tolerance for refugees and confront the tide of malice’
• State redress scheme won’t be reopened despite Tuam revelation­s
• ‘Backlash’ against ruling allowing hijab ban in workplace
• England got the silverware – but gritty Ireland made sure it felt like rugby equivalent of a hard Brexit
• UCD celebrates as youngsters pass first big internatio­nal test
• W id ow tells of heartache after wom an (81) caused crash that killed husband
• Man in serious condition after eight saved from capsized boat
• No time for goodbye – but a powerful farewell to ‘extraordin­ary’ captain
• Frustrated gamers left out in the cold at convention
• Human versions of ‘supermouse’ may cure deadly cancer
• A city transforme­d: Projects to change face of our capital
• How that gluten-free diet could be doing you more harm than good
• Failure to respect the disabled is an embarrassm­ent
• Du Plantier murder suspicion will end only when I’m dead, says Ian Bailey
• ‘Role of women in Constituti­on must go’
• ‘It’ll take a long time to heal’ – tributes to five killed in Buncrana pier tragedy
• Lily (89) wins gold at Community Games awards
• Brave Estlin (3) loses her battle for life, but will help others live on
• Rollercoas­ter life of a pivotal figure in rock and roll history
• Rebels hit back at Assad with surprise attacks in Damascus
• Trump ridiculed on claim US owed ‘vast sums’ by Germany
• New missile threat as North Korea crows about rocket launch
• Mandela’s granddaugh­ter turns back on scandal-hit ANC
• Hawking plans to go into orbit on Branson spaceship
• Heaven is cuddling my little twins: rocker Ronnie
• M an ar r ested after boy (1) dies following domestic row
• Kenny’s longer goodbye weakens already poor focus of Government
• We should make it safer for people who are going to use drugs anyway
• Scan dal-linked Spanish firm gets nod for €125m hospital
• Media Bites
• Altice offers rewards – but it is not for faint-hearted
• EU’s bailout fund could be rival to IMF
• Blacksod aftermath shows true meaning of ‘it takes a village’
• Business rate payers must get a fairer deal
• ‘Daffodil Day’ hope is hit by hospital cancellati­ons
• Made In Chelsea returns. Hide.
• Two-In-One
• Six of the best from red-hot Elliott
• Humiliated hosts must ask serious questions
• Robbie makes early statement in Kirby heats
• Lee shakes off ring rust and targets Triple G title shot
• Harte the hero for the Green Machine
• Boston the most likely setting for next Conlan bout
• Leonard’s return helps steer Galway past Kerry
• Mackey hits six as Wexford are blown away by Leesiders
• McEleney’s magic draws Maradona comparison
• Robertson salutes Sadlier’s ‘moment of beauty’ for Sligo
• Russell rages over refereeing ‘inconsiste­ncy’
• Personnel issues set a new test for O’Neill
• Suspension takes gloss off as Brady bags top honours
• Celtic one away for six in a row
• MESSI BRACE BOOSTS BARCA BUT REAL REMAIN TOP
• Just Jose strikes a blow for sacked pal
• Scale of cheer confirms the significan­ce of Blues’ victory
• Ozil’s absence adds to beleaguere­d Wenger’s woes as crisis engulfs Arsenal
• Mourinho risks underminin­g himself with irrelevant moans
• IBRAHIMOVI­C TO REMAIN AT OLD TRAFFORD
• Pochettino praises Alli after all-rounder steps up in Kane’s absence
• Lallana apologises for horror miss
• Lenihan earns Meath draw with late leveller
• Galway’s fate in their hands after fine finish
• Hitman Quigley lifts confident Ernesiders from bottom place
• Shaw’s brace boosts Brendan’s
• McCarron on song as the Rossies fade
• Donegal ‘get at’ Red Hand to reach the summit
• Slattery the hero as Kildare move closer to promotion
• Breffni boys pile on blues for Mayo
• Quinlivan goal prompts Tipp to take top
• McGourty strike seals the points for Saffrons in basement battle
• Brosnan seals swift Model promotion
• Dubs need blue steel to keep record run rolling
• No pause to acclaim history for Gavin after Kerry left ‘disappoint­ed’
• ‘Scrumgate’ and alleged bite adds to Howley fury
• Irish closers outwit ‘finishers’
• England undone by grand sense of themselves
• Injury worries for Leinster over Sexton and Heaslip
• RECORD CROWD AND GUTSY BATTLE WAS IDEAL SIX NATIONS FINISH AHEAD OF WOMEN’S WORLD CUP
• FIVE THINGS WE LEARNED
• Mixed emotions for Schmidt as he settles for second
• Ireland played ‘above themselves’ and England didn’t, says Jones
• IRELAND RATINGS RUAIDHRI O’CONNOR
• GUNNERS FANS ANGER JUSTIFIED
• HEASLIP INJURY TIMELINE
• Secondbest but future is in safe hands
• LALLANA ALL APOLOGIES
• SUNDAY SURGE FALLS SHORT
• EUGENE McGEE

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