Irish Independent - 2017-03-29

• Under siege
• A guilt-free break from childcare is essential
• How not to hate your husband after having kids
• Injury claims clustered around some towns and solicitors
• Iceland catch O’Neill’s men cold
• John Downing’s AtoZ guide
• Commission­er going nowhere of her own volition
• Getting rid of O’Sullivan will not get to root of problems
• Psychics caught out by watchdog’s new rules on prediction­s
• All pain, no gain
• Trump set to tear up Obama rules on climate change
• ‘Impossible’ to stop Brexit chaos – Lufthansa chief
• Mortgage surge means house prices ‘now set to rise by 10pc’
• Playing ‘Tetris’ can help prevent post-traumatic stress disorder
• Not one home built from €400m fund set up in 2015
• Discrimina­tion fears as landlords demand five months’ rent upfront
• Row as Lisney denies it signed off on report that claimed Nama lost €18bn
• Satellite images could be used to pinpoint homes that are wasting water
• Scrapped tax breaks helped poorer families most
• ‘Chancers are trying it on – compo culture is back again’
• We must come down hard on scammers – and their lawyers
• Cut-price electricit­y offer from new outfit
• Collapse of merger for debt-ridden credit union
• ‘The strike has left us so confined – it’s like 100 years ago’
• School bus withdrawal threat as staff payments are delayed
• Green Army keeping Coleman in thoughts as Icelandic thunder wins out at the Aviva
• Man tried to abduct girl (5) as she played in her garden
• Witness in Bailey civil case was ‘unfairly disparaged’
• ‘Tough regulation’ blamed as Lloyd’s rejects Irish move
• Stop paying politician­s in North if they won’t do deal, MP urges
• UK’s secret letter of divorce to be hand-delivered to president of EU
• Warning on milk shortage as Brexit hits farms
• Simon and Leo do battle like Nicola and Theresa
• Plans for new protection­s ‘to outlaw worker exploitati­on’
• Search for R116 crew could be off until weekend
• Family’s tribute to ‘incredible dad who died doing what he loved best’
• Go slow in the city as council expands 30kmh speed limit
• Feud killing suspect is stabbed in the head in Mountjoy
• Gun victim Staunton may have been lured by phone call
• Surgeons plan first children’s heart transplant­s in Ireland
• Man falsely accused of stealing €2 pastry from Centra awarded €20,000
• Cousin of soccer star blasted by shotgun in his garden
• Joining the dots – and no copying!
• Deadlines this week for HEAR and DARE
• Plan to reconfigur­e primary schools will not bring real change
• White House denies blocking ex-AG from giving evidence
• Repair work begins on dam at risk of bursting – as Isil sends 900 men to hit coalition troops
• Israelis told ‘avoid Egypt resorts’ amid terror fear
• Paris erupts after Chinese father is shot dead by police
• Cyclone Debbie’s 250kmh winds leave Queensland ‘like a warzone’
• It’s time to make it clear to Britain’s EU friends: yes, we really are leaving
• Community supports are vital, so Government’s move to regionalis­e them would be a change for the worse
• Get everyone sitting together to map out future for Bus Éireann
• Shinners not to be trusted
• Public trust in Garda management long gone
• 2,000 taxpayers call Revenue helpline in offshore crackdown
• Tesco to pay €247m to settle probe into scandal
• Hats off to celebrity designer Treacy as profits jump
• Hostelworl­d shares surge 9pc as it pays €10m extra dividend
• Datalex earnings soar to $12m
• Irish Life adds City Quay offices to €1bn portfolio
• Smurfit Kappa chief’s total pay drops to €2.4m
• Irish companies help raise €32m for charity
• Half of Isme firms fear Brexit will hit profits as wages hold up
• China’s Tencent takes 5pc of Tesla
• Bertelsman­n weighs up moving IP from UK after Brexit
• Amryt Pharma soars on drug trial news
• ‘Use your child’s activities to jump start fitness’
• Putting the ‘snowflake quiz’ to the test
• MasterChef back on the box...
• Geraghty faces wait to hear Aintree fate
• Fresh efforts to resolve crippling dispute
• O’Donoghue: We don’t fear Kerry’s reputation
• Offaly have parked minor hammering – McNamee
• Wheel turns full circle as Louth go up another level
• Club Players survey voices opposition to ‘Super 8s’
• Lilies’ dilemma over Royal duties
• Tennis reaching breaking points – and so are players
• Afghans have upper hand on testing day for Irish
• FRIENDSHIP­S HAVE BEEN DAMAGED, ADMITS KOHLI
• Toulouse fighting to save their disappoint­ing season
• Furlong and Moore gear up for mouthwater­ing scrum contest mouthwater­ing scrum contest
• Henshaw expecting a ‘battle’ in first taste of knockout fare
• Bilic future in doubt as offer of new deal put on hold
• Injured Coleman gave replacemen­t Christie a pep talk ahead of Iceland task
• ‘VAR’ disallows Griezmann goal in Spanish victory
• Fringe stars struggle to break Iceland
• Christie fails to grasp chance to stake his claim to fill Coleman’s boots
• IRELAND RATINGS
• Katie set for November title fight in Dublin – Hearn
• Leinster boost with coaching team to stay in place until 2019
• Learn from the fables – If you want change, take action yourself
• Munster skipper O’Mahony relishing return to Europe’s elite
• Horgan makes case on night of big auditions
• My old car had 240,000km knocked off the clock I was double-crossed As a dealer, I pity the public Our ‘clocking’ scandal: Buyers and sellers tells us of ‘scams’
• Block mobile phones in cars rather than hike penalties: new survey
• More of the same - only better - from Mazda with new CX-5
• Why cyclists and pedestrian­s are more at risk now than in winter
• Could Opel’s new Insignia Grand Sport be the big family car that brings us all back to petrol?
• Moore power to us; Money can’t buy you car; New Rexton; Bravo Bumbleette
• New car for new job? Audi A3 or VW Golf? Trading down; Cash buy?

Irish Independent - 2017-03-28

Irish Independent - 2017-03-30