Irish Independent - 2018-02-06

• New Dart lines and runway for capital
• SF TD was approached about getting somebody shot – claim
• How James Ryan was destined for greatness
• Proper funding is the only way to get network back on track
• SF’s ‘normal’ a far cry from what we expect of other parties
• RTÉ wins ratings war... but TV3 still smiling
• Snowplough­s and gritters on alert as cold snap takes hold of country
• Conway claims kudos in latest White House tell-all
• Ryanair passengers braced for threat of strikes over Easter
• Colette Browne: TDs’ attack on planning strategy hurts voters
• Birthday gigs help Van Morrison’s firm make €7m
• Crunch time for Doritos amid fury over ‘lady-friendly’ crisps
• Passengers face fresh strikes over ‘unpreceden­ted attack’
• Ministers ready €115bn spending spree, insisting plan will allay rural fears
• Rural Ireland has issues with Leo – but it’s still vital to make hard calls
• SF’S COUNTRYWID­E BULLYING PROBLEM
• I regret cutting clamp off car, says SF’s Kelly
• Rape accuser denies claims she ‘teased’ Jackson in bedroom
• Consent at the heart of testimony as alleged victim gives evidence
• ‘It’s a relief,’ says Simon of plans to retire from touring after 50 years
• Maths is adding up, but Irish has paid the price in primary schools, say inspectors
• Ireland at risk as UK considers limited EU trade deal
• ‘2,100 have died during two-year delay to booze law’
• Move to stop extraditio­ns to UK sparks Unionist anger
• Plan hatched to oust Davis from Brexit process
• Varadkar stresses 12-week limit ‘not plucked out of air’
• GPs ‘alarmed’ at minister’s plans for abortion service
• Fears over cervical cancer jab led to fall in take-up
• Girl (3) who died after crash was on the way to crèche
• ‘Thousands of children’ chat to strangers online
• We will raid your homes and we will expose you, gardaí warn paedophile­s
• Mary (76) hit by online scams – but now she’s cyber savvy
• PTSB to deny ‘deliberate’ strategy on trackers
• Dunne is accused of ‘fishing’ for bankruptcy documents
• Gardaíarre­st un der-threat criminal over feud murder of Eddie Hutch
• McCabe claim of fear culture in Garda ‘credible’ – HR chief
• Fresh case after 460 job losses at Clerys
• Taxi driver dies after ‘scuffle’ with thieves who stole phone
• Husband ‘sick’ at gardaí’s sign about missing wife at darts match
• Russian pilot blew himself up to avoid capture by Syrian rebels
• Immigrants in Italy a ‘social time bomb’, says Berlusconi
• Paris suspect attacks treatment of Muslims
• Ardern invited to bury placenta at historical Maori site
• ANC pressure for Zuma to stand down grows
• Nassar gets another 40 to 125 years as judge says ‘he can’t be reformed’
• North Korea sends top official to Seoul as tensions ‘thaw’
• Sneer all you like at Farage, but debate on ‘Irexit’ has just begun
• Challenge of immigratio­n led to Brexit, but for us it could be a saviour
• RTÉ needs our cash now more than ever – so smug, annoying TV licence ads are not helping
• Move along, maestro...
• Compassion­ate way to tackle the taboo over end-of-life care
• Rural Irelan d must not be left out in the cold
• New leaders but same old issues for Sinn Féin
• Vote with your conscience
• Eir refusal to cut broadband access charges may hit rollout
• Dow plunges 1,100 points in biggest fall for six years
• Hundreds of jobs at Homebase stores in Ireland are at risk after its owner said it could ditch the business
• €12m tender ‘mistake’ could stall Cork port scheme
• H&M owners may be tightening grip
• S&P warns ‘disorderly’ Brexit may hit UK rating
• Smurfit Kappa goes green at Mexico plant
• Can Amazon deliver on shipping-time promises Down Under?
• ESB helps firms pull plug on €150m in energy bills
• Enterprise offices help create 4,000 startup jobs
• Household debt levels rise for second time since the crash
• European bourses sink on Asia sell-off
• Playing a game of chance
• The spectacle that is the Super Bowl
• Week 4: How to avoid repetitive strain injuries at your desk
• What it feels like... to live as a monk
• The best of tonight’s television
• Two-In-One
• ‘I heard before the 2012 All-Ireland I had a broken leg’ Keegan happy to block out noise in glory chase
• It just felt like the time to step away from Dublin – O’Callaghan
• Congress to consider banning bookies as sponsors
• ‘Less is more, GAA managers must learn that’ – Collins
• Clarke added to Dublin back room team
• Eagles hero Foles ‘embraces the struggle’
• Defeated Brady expects to return
• Froome to launch season at Ruta Del Sol despite doping investigat­ion
• ‘I’m no diver,’ insists Kane as he sets sights on 200 goals
• McGinley: ‘Stepping back will help McIlroy’
• REFEREE MOSS UNDER FIRE AFTER ‘TV REQUEST’
• Football’s most emotional journey
• Deadly Deulofeu makes it blue Monday for Chelsea
• Questions linger but time will reveal Dundalk plans
• Moyes unlikely to stay even if Hammers avoid drop
• Masters of mind games ready to go head to head
• Devitt holds nerve to put Clongowes into quarter-final
• Stander confident back-row depth will hold firm
• Munster boost as Bleyendaal edges closer to comeback
• U -20 boss McNamara happy with‘ learning experience’
• French farce shows need for neutral doctors
• CONTE: ‘I AM NOT WORRIED – MY SOUL IS CLEAR’
• Keegan cries foul over Kerry’s ‘bad’ tackle on Regan
• Stander insists Ireland can step up again despite loss of Van der Flier
• GAA is playing high-risk game by asking too much of its young stars
• Townend facing anxious wait after heavy Leopardsto­wn fall

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