Irish Independent - 2018-02-17

• Joanne’s estranged husband now chief murder suspect
• NICOLA ANDERSON AT THE ULSTER RAPE TRIAL
• Dying author pens poignant farewell to fans
• Irish Independen­t photograph­ers wow judges to scoop four gongs at press awards
• Police who questioned defendant were not told to seize phone, court told
• May correct to visit North despite lack of Stormont deal, UK minister insists
• Merkel urges close trade ties with UK after ‘fair’ Brexit deal
• Men’s focus on flavour means their meals are going straight to waist
• RTÉ’s Byrne says SF panellist dismantled IRA allegation
• Presenter’s ‘bad hair day’ compounded by guest ‘going doolally’ during show
• Plan sets out a vision for why Ireland needs ‘long-term Leo’
• ‘Time to turn back to projects shelved during our decade of economic crisis’
• EDUCATION €8.8bn for schools plan and €2.2bn for higher education
• This plan can only be a real success if our mindsets alter
• Upwards and inwards for new homes in cities while vacant sites to be seized
• Big investment in buses and major road and rail schemes
• Questions over value of €1bn in countrysid­e
• Building a shining new Ireland will need more than a few big city projects
• The tiresome tribal baggage of North has hamstrung progress
• Three new hospitals in health’s €10.9bn – but no timeline on projects
• Choreograp­hed more for propaganda than planning
• Only time will tell if blue print is genuine vision or a work of fiction
• Taxpayers beware – this time it’s our money, not Europe’s, paying for infrastruc­ture
• Rural unrest sends ripples of doubt
• Plan puts mobile coverage boost on silent
• Money for National Museum, Library and sporting centres
• €21.8bn on climate action signals drive to steer us away from oil
• Science lab and border IT plans trumpeted before
• Farmers ‘must be protected from cuts’ in wake of Brexit
• Ex-rugby star just keeps rowing ... all the way across Atlantic
• Merchant’s Quay will let addicts inject on premises
• Calls for FBI chief to quit over massacre
• Ex-‘Playboy’ model tells of Trump ‘affair’
• US indicts 13 Russians over election meddling
• As Netanyahu comes out punching over bribery probe, his legacy is to have left peace process on the floor
• Germany and France lead calls for greater EU unity on defence
• Signposts saying ‘Béal Feirste’ will neither save the Irish language nor promote partnershi­p in the North
• Extinction awaits the political dinosaurs of the North as parties play zero-sum game
• Varadkar has a problem with women, so I have a problem with him
• When there’s a storm of bad news, kindness will give you shelter
• Look to the future, not the next election
• Eighth shines as a beacon of equal protection under the law
• Punishing the UK could be costly
• BoI chairman Kane to go as bank readies key dividend
• China’s baby boom lifts Danone, and Irish dairy
• Collison-backed digital bank cleared to operate in Ireland
• Spotlight on apparel industry as designer logos make a comeback
• Irish Nationwide site plan by Hines and Yeungs is appealed
• Profits triple at Symantec to reach €57.48m despite 8pc fall in revenue
• Kennedy firm wins court fight over €5.8m land compensati­on
• Key client exit hits profits at JP Morgan
• Donegal Investment Group shareholde­rs in line for €50m windfall
• Two-in-One Cryptic and Definition
• Casey sparks fireworks as Bohs stun ragged Rovers
• Mourinho hits out at ‘lies and b ****** t’
• RTÉ defends Donnybrook-based commentari­es for league games
• Hard work starts now as Ireland face three Six Nations cup finals, insists McFadden
• JACK BYRNE
• ALAN QUINLAN
• McGRATH V CODY
• IMMORTAL RUGBY MOMENTS
• ‘If you get ahead of yourself in the game, you’re going to be shown up ’
• Little lost in translatio­n as exile Ryan makes the most of new life experience in French capital
• Gravity of Henshaw injury could yet undo Irish Grand Slam ambitions
• OUR MOMENTS
• Conway shows 2020 vision as he pens new deal with Munster
• Shadow boxing at the RDS but Leinster can win on points
• Woeful Connacht again put to the sword by Bradley’s Zebre
• Weir piles on misery for Ulster
• ‘Sometimes you wonder is the fun gone out of it a little bit’
• Inter-county funding a runaway train but ladies being left behind
• Tippmustch­angetogetb­ackontop–Stapleton
• Fitzmauric­e names Barry and O’Sullivan despite UCD tie
• WALSH AND MONGAN’S HOPES HIT THE CANVAS
• Pardew slams quartet following taxi ‘incident’
• Pochettino apologises for Rochdale pitch jibe
• Guardiola defends City push for Mahrez deal
• Gunners target sleeve sponsor
• ‘The thing I worry about is that there’s not going to be closure for my family’
• Coventry’s Cup run reviving warm memories of 1987 – Ogrizovic
• Sadlier strike secures smash and grab for 10-man Cork
• First-half blitz sees Blues maul Hull
• Dundalk frustrated as Bray dig in for a point
• VARDY AND MAHREZ SEE OFF BATTLING BLADES
• O’Halloran strikes late for Blues
• McDowell in the hunt but Tiger slumps
• ‘The future looks bright for Irish skiing’ – McMillan
• GOOD NEWS TO PREVAIL IN EASTER CUP HEAT
• ‘Percy’ presents stiff task for ‘Duke’
• ‘Patiently’ can pass his Ascot Grade One test

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