Irish Independent - 2018-02-13

• Homes that resisted water meters likely to escape new fines
• Cathy inspires children to get creative in class
• Woman in Ulster rape case denies sex act with third man
• More homes needed – and fast – as rents rise to record levels
• ‘Are you calling me delusional?’: tense court exchanges as student in rape case on stand for eighth day
• Pence raises the prospect of US talks with Kim
• Mary Lou will need more than slogans
• Ex-Irish Nationwide chairman fined €20k
• Patients treated by 73 ‘consultant­s’ without specialist training
• Rise in consumer spending prompts fears of ‘overheatin­g’
• Rents rise 10pc as average now at record-high €1,227
• Apartment owners landed with bills of €5,000 for fire safety work
• ‘Repairs will cost me €9,500 over the next four years’
• More than 100 families move on from hubs into permanent homes
• Drivers put on alert amid plunging temperatur­es and torrential rain
• Military wins right to union affiliatio­n after battle
• EU will not accept Border that’s ‘open gate without any control’
• Cuts, plastic tax and visa fees: how Brussels will plug its €15bn Brexit budget gap
• Varadkar admits avoiding hard Border will be ‘tricky’
• Mary L ou’s use of ‘tiocfaidh ár lá’ as a rallying cry evokes terrorism and the old war
• Amnesty seeks to quash Sipo order
• Ross facing flak from all sides over ‘dreadful’ rural roads
• Vision for developing country ‘a plan for all’ – Murphy
• Hume ‘deserves something bigger than a street name’ – councillor­s
• Government ‘has to recognise Palestine’, urges Trócaire boss
• Abused Luas inspector tried to punch customer
• Egyptian man assaulted student on bus then raped her in hallway of her home
• ‘He was bravest ever’: soccer family says farewell to Miller
• Harris admits he has to do more to help the elderly
• Arthritis treatment may hold the key to dementia fight
• Pressure on minister as health unit faces axe
• Main maternity hospitals to face safety probe over foetal monitor machines
• US court threatens developer Dunne with jail in email disclosure dispute
• Anger over plan to carry out Gaelscoil interviews in Irish
• Parents face jail as son misses 243 school days
• Show jumping champ faces €250,000 court battle over use of yard
• Experts to warn TDs ‘internet is not suitable for children’
• Trinity distances itself from Muslim lecturer in FGM row
• Family home ‘firebombed twice by mob of vigilantes’
• French rugby flight delayed following sex assault claim
• Oxfam scandal deepens with claims of ‘sex for aid’ and abuse in shops
• Huntley ‘wanted to admit killing’ Holly and Jessica
• German coalition deal in doubt over party backlash
• Feud erupts as Hallyday’s €100m left to model wife
• Isil leader ‘still alive’, but unable to command terror group
• First tentative steps toward talks have been made – but mistakes of past loom large
• Anthrax letter hoax targets Trump’s daughter-in-law
• Plane’s black box found amid bodies after mystery crash
• Super-volcano eruption ‘could kill 100 million’
• Vigilante groups that thrive on moral panic don’t do justice to law
• Sinn Féin must put ‘principles’ to one side and help avert Brexit disaster
• If you rely on social media for your news, you are the reason Trump and Brexit happened
• I’m a wine hypocrite
• Teaching problems run so deep that graduates are turned off
• Vulnerable will be most at risk
• Parties in North must rebuild public’s trust
• Water meters saga has left confidence drained
• Unilever warns Facebook and Google to clean up advert act
• PTSB to write off debts of over 1,000 landlords u nder deal
• Designer boom as sales soar to €6.1m at Gucci Ireland
• Lone Star claims Gaelectric shares worth less than €5m
• Feel-good shoppers splash out on brands
• Shannon lands 28 jobs at aircraft firm STS UJet
• Profits fall but revenues surge at civil engineers
• Europe warned of gas shortage without more Russian imports
• Google increases its Dublin footprint yet again
• Allergan’s Forest Labs pays €726m in dividend
• Shares steady amid rising debt costs
• Feuds, glorious feuds
• In search of the perfect pancake
• What it feels like to... give birth in a bus lane
• Week 5: Getting more movement into your workday
• The best of tonight’s television
• Two-In-One
• Winds cause havoc ahead of busy day for Irish team
• Harrington eyes Gowran as ‘Duke’ makes Gold Cup bid
• ‘Whisper’ saves bookies from hammering
• Lancaster: Larmour will learn from Italy experience
• Kilcoyne ready for Munster return with Ireland in mind
• FRANCE PLAYERS QUESTIONED BY SCOTTISH POLICE
• ‘Tremendous opportunit­y’ awaits U-20s in session with Schmidt’s men
• Mayo have earned the benefit of the doubt
• St Andrews offers McIlroy another Open opportunit­y
• ‘Galway are no longer a soft touch’ – Lundy
• Tyrone can learn lessons from the Dubs – Donnelly
• Black card would clean up hurling – McKaigue
• Clare’s Malone set to seek hearing for Ennis red card
• Tyrone sweating over McCann injury
• Rovers new boy Carr aims to drive career forward in Ireland
• Impressive Giroud proves Conte’s ‘point’
• Pochettino balancing bravery with reality
• We must turn rage into desire – Mata
• Rise of the ‘super-clubs’ leaves strange imbalance
• Parisse thinks they’re better than England but Ireland have lots of work to do to prove him right
• Chelsea 3 West Brom 0 Hazard lifts the Blues
• Furlong confident he’ll be fighting fit for Wales
• End of the road?
• CHAMPIONS LEAGUE:

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