Irish Independent - 2018-02-08

• Parent power to force handover of schools by Church
• Brothers in arms: Healy-Rae row goes internatio­nal
• House prices will fall if UK fails to make Brexit deal
• Conan and Larmour in for Italian job
• Adams eulogy John Downing on Sinn Féin apologists
• Miracle escape for pupils in school bus crash
• Four months after election, Merkel finally agrees Coalition deal
• Human cannonball drops court bid after Spider-Man revelation­s
• Sinead Moriarty: All children really want is your time
• How playing music helps foster young people’s creativity
• Fleet is subject to more random checks and inspection­s, but accidents will still happen
• ‘Contempt shown by French in Sophie murder inquiry’ in Sophie murder inquiry’
• ‘Seeing Bailey in a shop was like a freezing shower,’ says Sophie’s son
• Farmer wins 120 acres in will after he learned boss was his dad
• Anger as man charged with hammer killing of puppy
• Accuser tells court she was ‘handled like a piece of meat’
• Alleged victim denies she made up rape to protect her reputation
• Mothers tell of illness fears over high chlorine levels in tap water
• ‘Miracle nobody died’ as hunt dogs run onto busy M3
• No leprechaun­s behind this pot of gold as the economy surges ahead
• We’re getting richer but our lost decade remains a warning
• ‘Good soldier’ McDonald a ‘prisoner’ of Sinn Féin’s past, claims Martin
• Judge frustrated over latest delay in Regency trial
• North is facing huge economic hit from Brexit – even in best case scenario
• Former civilian boss denies that gardaí were ‘going after’ McCabe
• Sexting is ‘out of control,’ student warns politician­s
• Vote for broadband review to be ignored
• €100,000 fines for contempt have ‘chilling effect’ on press freedom
• Paralysis on broadband risks a deeper digital divide –
• Spy ‘sitting on bombshell about Trump’
• Jamie Bulger killer Venables jailed for child pornograph­y
• All-conquering internet giants have begun to scale back their ambitions
• Embrace old age to halve risk of dementia
• Underwater volcanoes may have killed off the dinosaurs
• The Winter Olympics are so cool I just wish I’d grown up in a country with an ice rink
• My tearful bump with harsh reality
• Don’t be fooled by the perfect worlds found on social media
• Society gets lost in a blizzard of statistics
• Why an Irish fáilte for Farage?
• How to wear the pencil skirt
• Bairbre Power
• Love a good bargain
• Taste test
• Elliott strikes back as Frankel’s offspring keep shining
• Mullins has ‘no problem’ with Leopardsto­wn probe
• O’Donovan leads PBC charge
• Duggan seals deal for Crescent
• O’Connor hat-trick fires Christians
• Towell taking flight to enjoy Millers’ time
• O’Connor’s late screamer clinches cup for UCD
• TOWELL ON...
• Conte’s myriad of issues not just of the club’s making
• Hammers offer Evra a route back into football
• DEENEY ESCAPES SANCTION OVER CELEBRATIO­N
• Davy-Forde clash still making waves
• UCD boss not sweating on availabili­ty of O’Callaghan
• DJ gets one over on Davy
• O’Donovan inspires NUIG
• Dempsey hoping to recreate ‘best day of my life’
• McCaffrey refusing to write off a return to action this season
• Montage of celebratio­ns lightens mood in Irish camp
• Ireland women seek ‘improved performanc­e’
• No sibling rivalry for Byrne brothers as Harry follows Ross
• McCarthy: Paris was All Blacks-esque
• O’Loughlin eager to get over Six Nations snub
• Neutral doctors the best cure for dirty tricks
• Congress is light on substance: where are the issues that exercised many for the past year?
• WEMBLEY WOE FOR AMOND:
• No debate on Sky deal until 2019 despite concerns
• Rory refocused
• ‘You have to take it step by step’ – Malcolm O’Kelly on surviving retirement
• POWER OF ONE
• Ireland offers golfers more bang for their buck
• When putting is a game for patients
• Wally leads Munster to victory in Algarve
• Future still looks bright for Narin & Portnoo
• Corrstown and Forrest Little create Dublin’s first 45-hole membership
• Electrifyi­ng savings boost for GUI clubs
• G-Mac’s charity effort now Notorious
• New role for Moira Cassidy at The Links
• M4 driver is a straight shooter
• I was trying to hit everything harder than you should in rugby, golf is the complete opposite

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