Irish Independent - 2018-03-08

• ‘I did not force myself on woman,’ rugby star tells trial
• Dáil debate on the Eighth can now begin
• Jackson tells how night of drinking went into next day
• Women’s Day is a joke and should be scrapped
• Russia’s foes will ‘be served poison’ – Putin
• ‘All that matters is love’ – Author Emma is laid to rest
• Independen­ce is the greatest gift of all – savour it
• Out of work by childcare – EU
• Ireland will have a female Taoiseach soon but it won’t be me – Doherty
• Accused tells court he babysat Ireland captain Best’s children
• Strict reporting ban in child abuse case – judge
• Varadkar tells of ‘shock and disgust’ at paedophile claims
• We must stop the blame game and face evil among us to protect the vulnerable
• Man is jailed for sexually exploiting and defiling girl he groomed online
• Accused lay in wait before killing Hutch, Spanish court hears
• Two-thirds of GPs will refuse to provide abortion pills
• Unborn does not have Constituti­onal rights beyond right to life, Supreme Court rules
• Over 60pc of stroke patients not arriving at A&E in time to have optimum treatment
• Garda records of crime so ‘slack’, lives were put at risk – analyst
• Flawed: How crucial records got it wrong
• Whistleblo­wers ‘shouted down’ for raising homicide fears
• Teachers ‘not going away’ in pay equality fight
• EU will warn UK to keep its pledge on soft Border
• Sinn Féin simply not entitled to lecture anyone on tricolour
• McDonald questions funding of feature on Irish flag
• Drumm said Anglo should assemble ‘war cabinet’ team to deal with issues, trial told
• Hospital A&Es choked after blizzard
• Water restrictio­ns may continue ‘for months’
• Father (26) on looting charges is denied bail
• CCTV setback for gardaí in search for missing Tina
• Leprechaun­s don’t exist, says Danny Healy-Rae
• Sex assault accused had cable ties in back of van
• Dad pleaded for doctor to ‘do something’ w ith lifeless baby
• Man (31) charged in relation to pub gun murder
• Porn star tries to get out of hush deal over ‘Trump affair’
• Kim is not stupid – he is suddenly talking peace as he has much to gain
• Eastern Ghouta rebels give in following Assad offensive
• Laws alone can’t secure the long march to equality for all women Regina Doherty
• Smashing the glass ceiling? This woman’s just trying to keep it all together, thanks
• Barbie’s new ‘sheroes’ show that empowering young girls should not be seen as child’s play
• Nyet to ‘Russophobi­c’ coverage
• Struggle must go on for rights of women
• The people right to take back Thomas F Meagher’s flag
• North has had its say on Brexit
• ime’s Up. #MeToo. The outing of workplace harassment, personifie­d by the bogeyman-like spectre of Harvey Weinstein. Wearing black. Repeal the 8th. Millions marching for women’s rights. Oprah at the Golden Globes, Frances McDormand at the Oscars. Larry Nas
• Recapping the highlights from Fashion Month
• Red flags of coercive control
• I didn’t need to ride before Cheltenham – Walsh
• ‘Vroum’ retired as Top Notch misses Festival target
• Munchin’s end Cup famine
• ‘There’s an awful long way to go’
• UCI boss wants to investigat­e Sky
• Attack is only way we know – McCarthy
• McIlroy: I’m ‘totally ready’ to take on Masters challenge
• League finale may suffer if Dubs-Galway axis continues
• Galway will inflict ‘awful damage’ when pitches harden – Sice
• Carey keen to banish Limerick’s inconsiste­ncy
• ‘Treaty need promotion more than Tribesmen’
• SUTCLIFFE: WE CAN’T AFFORD TO DROP OFF IN LAOIS
• Juventus teach Spurs knockout lesson
• PSG may be loaded, but penny still not dropping
• Pochettino’s progress runs into defensive wall
• Wenger tries to lift Gunners squad out of ‘negative spiral’
• Enigmatic Russell out to ruin dream
• Dublin minor star Lacey in spires Belvo comeback
• TOWNSEND SHRUGS OFF O’DRISCOLL JIBE
• Griggs: The players are buying into our plan
• Injury-prone perception starting to frustate Ryan
• Scots won’t be able to cope with ‘Joe Ball’ for 80 minutes
• Turkey trip is O’Neill’s opportunit­y to demonstrat­e he has a clear vision for Ireland’s future
• Three changes for Schmidt as O’Brien makes timely return
• London Irish look to Kidney
• Three in battle for top GAA job
• Farewell Fred-a giant in shadow of Ben Bulben
• McLarnon hungry for more wins
• Strongest possible field for West test
• Carey happy to dance to his own tune
• Gleeson takes route 66 at Portmarnoc­k Links
• New balls, please?
• Cash boost for Belvoir Park’s June Pro-Am
• HOW MICHELLE WIE GOT A GRIP - IRISH-STYLE
• There’s huge pressure in Croke Park but putting from two feet to win a fourball with the lads is something else entirely!
• The nature of things
• Section B Mandatory Experiment Questions (7– 9)
• Section A: Short Questions (1–6)
• TOPIC 1: RESPIRATIO­N
• Section C Long Questions (10-15)
• TOPIC 2: PHOTOSYNTH­ESIS
• TOPIC 3: DNA AND RNA (GENETICS)
• TOPIC 4: GENETIC CROSSES (GENETICS)
• The Big Bang Theory
• Section A – Mandatory experiment­s
• Section B – Theory questions
• Final exam tips
• The ACID TEST
• TOPICS FROM THE REST OF THE PAPER

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