Irish Independent - 2018-03-12

• Housing crisis: 500 homes opposed over ‘concerns for geese’
• Wounded England will pose a real threat – Schmidt
• Leo meets the Terminator
• Doubts Dáil will pass law for abortion at 12 weeks
• Irish SMEs failing to invest enough: ESRI
• Celebratio­ns kept on ice as Ireland stars focused on Grand Slam shot
• Bono says sorry after claims of bullying at his One charity
• Let’s start building a better Ireland
• Meningitis victim to be buried as school reopens
• Why General Electric is being cut down to size
• Ulster Bank kicks off new mortgage war on fixed rates
• Don’t be afraid to switch – now is a great time
• Minister orders council to zone more land for housing
• Mothers and babies are isolated after swine flu diagnosis at women’s prison
• Gardaí try to track passenger who ‘fled’ scene of fatal crash
• €1bn races will be ‘biggest betting week in history’
• Mum of murdered Danielle may go to India to confront accused
• State pays €10,000 to replenish wine cellar
• ‘I was shocked to get cancer at 17, I thought chest pains were from gym’
• ‘Tax on sick’: €1m a month collected in parking charges at public hospitals
• ‘Don’t speak to the media’ – museum chief warns staff
• Rape victim endures two-hour hospital trip
• Sparkles and spice-bags on ‘DWTS’
• Ex-British army man among three arrested over foiled hit
• Imelda May to rock the Olympia for the homeless
• Varadkar: ‘It would be helpful if Boris came to see Border with his own eyes’
• UK politician­s still blinded by Brexit blinkers
• Morrison Visas hero signs up to lobby for Irish ‘illegals’ in US
• This will stay with me forever – mum wrongly sent to jail
• Hundreds of Britons at risk from nerve agent in spy case
• Front National to get new name in ‘makeover’
• Nun (89) in legal battle with singer Perry dies in court
• Xi cleared to be untouchabl­e strongman for life
• How Putin’s search for election legitimacy reached a camp of nomads in Arctic Circle
• Army advance divides rebel enclave of Eastern Ghouta
• ‘K eep America Great’: T rump declares his new rallying cry
• Chances go missing as sector swerves investment risks
• Politician­s need to step up and tackle the infrastruc­ture challenges of fast growth
• Only 11pc of SMEs using renewables
• 30pc of travel claims made before leaving
• Church’s stance on women is misguided and self-defeating
• An Taoiseach’s Brexit challenge eclipses US
• A rich weekend entrée to this week’s sporting feast
• Policies on blood donation
• Getting hitched the Narnia way
• Two-In-One
• Pairofbrow­neyes scores as Townend has fantastic four
• Hat-trick-seeking Nimitz can cap Dundalk double for O’Brien
• Caution always the key when backing a ‘banker’
• Festival runner Heaven-sent for ‘Ellie’ and Nicc
• Ricci confirms Douvan may switch to Ryanair bid
• FESTIVAL LUCKY 15
• Casey comes out of the pack to spoil Woods hopes of glory
• Liffey Celtics claim league title
• Irish can’t afford to slip-up
• Delight for Cech as Arsenal show their ‘cojones’
• West Ham demand to take over stewarding after fans run riot
• Writing on wall for Pellegrino and shameful Southampto­n
• Pogba’s absence met only by apathy at United
• Conte prepared to ‘suffer’ to create a way past Barcelona
• Compassion­ate Pep welcomes Silva back into City squad for trip to Stoke
• Perfect Son makes it happy Mother’s Day for Tottenham
• KANE FACING LONG SPELL ON SIDELINES
• Super-sub Edouard the Bhoy for 10-man Celtic
• Emotional scenes as Fiorentina pay tribute to Astori
• Ireland pay heavy price for massive error count
• QUINLAN PUTS THE BOOT IN TO DERAIL LANSDOWNE
• Jones needs to be brutally honest in assessing persistent flaws
• ‘OLD HABITS’ DIE HARD FOR ENGLAND AS PRESSURE MOUNTS AHEAD OF CRUNCH TWICKENHAM CLASH
• Tactics talk: Small details make big difference for Stockdale’s second try
• Ireland must save their best for last
• Relentless green machine powers on
• Five key moments in Ireland’s championsh­ip triumph
• Ringrose weaves his magic to bring fresh dynamic to attack
• Barclay: ‘They had a few chances and took all of them’
• €6.2M SLAM WINDFALL
• SATURDAY’S RESULTS
• TONIGHT’S CARDS
• Treaty topple Galway to conquer their ‘inner doubt’
• Cunniffe hits four
• McKenna fires Exiles
• Casey inspires Tyrone
• O’Kelly-Lynch on fire
• Garlandear­nspoint
• Cool Kilkenny shape up as required
• Laois left in blue Hayes as resurgent Dubs book Tipperary date
• Curran has home comfort for Déise
• McManus sets up Saffrons victory over much-changed Offaly
• Kirwan hands first senior ‘A’ title to Naas
• Forde fires Premier as Rebels are left to fight drop
• Dalton steps up to keep Cats’ three-in-a-row quest on track
• O’Briens’ goals crucial for Garden
• Fired-up Coulter burns Orchard
• On song Sands eases Down past Mayo
• Moloney’s magic moment secures glory for DCU
• Deadly Devine keeps Lake Men on course
• Nolan shines as Carlow prevail
• Murphy condemns Kildare
• Rebels get Royal shot in the arm
• Smith stars as Rossies make most of extra man
• Sauerland goal vital in poignant victory
• McSweeney seals it for Treaty
• Cavan leave Down singing the blues
• Kearns plays down Tipp’s promotion prospects
• Broderick blows Garden away
• Walsh on song for Laois
• ‘When we need to win we stand up’
• Heslin heroics keep Westmeath in the hunt
• Marren’s late free earns vital point for Sligo in survival bid
• McBrearty concerns add to Donegal’s woe after defeat
• Murnin sows seeds of victory for Orchard
• Dunne helps Offaly end dry spell
• If Dubs can do this to Kerry, what hope for the rest?
• Still plenty to work on for Walsh but his Tribesmen continue to fly high
• Painful drubbing hurts but Kingdom are better than this
• GAVIN HITS OUT AT CHC OVER FITZSIMONS BAN
• A team yet to play to its best stands on cusp of immortalit­y
• Schmidt’s spectacula­r achievemen­ts make him greatest manager in Irish sports history
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