Irish Independent - 2018-03-03

• Storm Emma’s sting in tail: heavier snow
• NICOLA ANDERSON AT THE ULSTER RAPE TRIAL
• BRUSSELS AND LONDON BOTH MADE ERRORS OF JUDGEMENT ON BREXIT
• Volume of melting snow raises fears of flooding
• Some schools face having to remain closed into next week
• Lessons learned from 2010 minister row as ‘safety-first’ strategy wins out
• Fresh tips for surviving the new hazards of snowmagged­on
• Homes face over 24 hours with no power
• Plea to hauliers to stay off road despite delays
• Business losses will top €500m – but online retailers get sales surge
• Abandoned cars are hampering efforts to keep main routes open
• Trains and buses will operate – but ‘not at full service’
• Dozens of flights today fall victim to storm
• Massive snow drifts hit milk collection­s
• Further disruption of hospital services is expected next week
• Concerts, awards and beauty show among victims of storm
• Complex customs plan once again fails to give specifics on the Border
• Lisdoonvar­na says ‘no’ to plan for 115 asylum seekers to move into town
• Fianna Fáil TD defies party leader and stands by ‘Nazi’ jibes over Government PR
• Martina Devlin, John Bruton and Gerard O’Regan on the Brexit negotiatio­ns
• Barry’s rise from personal tragedy earns heartfelt tribute from Farrell
• ‘Designing for red carpet brings weight of pressure’ - Irish fashionist­a Halton
• History could be in making at this year’s awards
• ‘Sky is the inspiratio­n for Saoirse’s dress,’ reveals stylist
• Pregnant women can have hot baths without risk, says review
• Fish oils ‘have little effect on children’s reading skills’
• Banks selling debt to vulture funds is insane – and won’t solve core issue
• Columban Missionary site developmen­t gets go-ahead despite opposition
• House price rises here were third highest in world
• Iona critical of British newspaper’s stance on abortion vote
• Pope’s visit will be ‘open to all’, promise organisers
• ‘Super-colony’ of 1.5 million penguins discovered on remote island in Antarctic
• Most costly public nursing home charges €2,339 a week per resident
• Confidenti­al HSE patient records found on the side of dual carriagewa­y
• Italy braced for political turmoil – with immigratio­n the key issue
• Putin threats ‘unacceptab­le’, warns Nato
• Soldiers killed in attack on French embassy in Burkina Faso
• Trump may surprise us all as the president who crosses swords with NRA
• N Korea denies Syria link
• Netanyahu quizzed by Israeli police over fraud allegation­s
• May’s unworkable idea for avoiding a hard Border in Ireland reads like a smugglers’ charter
• The Week that was
• As the snow melts, we have another Beast from the East to contend with – Boris’s buffoonish Brexit bluster
• Weather extremes will become the norm unless we get serious about climate change
• Haunting tale of a forgotten rugby giant can keep spirit of the game alive for the young
• Snowball effect of the sliced-pan crisis has left me out in the cold
• Gone were the days when it was -33C before schools would shut
• Mrs May’s inconsiste­nt leadership not helping
• World markets fall amid fears of trade war over US tariffs
• Humphreys defends fall in company watchdog court cases
• Ireland’s Aldi boss to head up supermarke­t’s operations in the UK
• Castlemart­yr ‘on course for profit this year’
• ECB wants clearer rules on how banks tot up assets
• Shell aims for a Whale of a time with Mexico find
• Corrib Gas Field revenue soars 40pc
• Trump trade tensions send top German index to six-month low
• Headway to give Haggas first Lingfield win of the year
• Hurling’s list of contenders
• Banner boss hits out at Clare duo’s suspension­s
• McGrath: Focused Forde ‘hurling the stuff of his life’
• Aodhán’s loss stuns GAA family
• Cold snap hits Leopardsto­wn
• No free pass for ‘fans’ to belittle players or coaches
• Major setback for Ulster as Gibbes announces decision to leave
• Communicat­ion issues could derail our Grand plans
• Townsend has shaped Scotland in his own image and that must be a worry for Ireland
• Muldoon preparing to use ‘smart’ plan to stay hot on Cheetahs’ heels
• ‘I wish I had more balls to speak out back then’
• Healy shows her class as Foster vents fury
• Moynihan to address putting after latest missed cut
• Irish to ‘reach peak’ in World Cup campaign – Porterfiel­d
• The would, could and should of O’Neill’s Ireland future
• Rodgers insists pitch and fans will be fine
• Benitez back at Anfield to rekindle flame but Magpies desperatel­y need a spark
• Magnificen­t Salah the only man coming close to De Bruyne
• Conte criticises Chelsea board again in desire to match City’s ambitious spending
• WEEKEND TEAM NEWS
• UNDER-FIRE GUNNERS BOSS DESERVES A DIGNIFIED EXIT
• GAA facing fixtures rethink
• Mourinho signals United exit at end of the season for ‘champion’ Ibrahimovi­c
• Brian Kerr
• TOMÁS Ó SÉ: Tactical flexibilit­y badly missing from Kerry armoury

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