Irish Independent - 2018-03-14

• ‘You’re fired’: New chaos in Trump reign
• CHELTENHAM DAY TWO
• Danielle McSorley, from Dublin, and Niamh Spiller, from Galway, at Cheltenham for day one of the festival. Photo: Gerry Mooney.
• Now households will pay for recycling bin collection­s
• BEAT THE BOOKIE WITH IVAN YATES:
• Theresa May plans to retaliate amid Russia accusation­s
• Tragic meningitis schoolgirl Kayla Carey laid to rest
• Our neutrality looks dated in a new Europe
• Coveney crisis as Greencore shares suffer slump
• Tubs floored by racecourse experience but picks himself up to back a couple of winners
• Latest cabinet is America First on steroids
• William Hague: West must wake up to Russia threat:
• A who’s who of those caught in White House line of fire
• Trade war would make losers of us all, Varadkar tells Washington event
• How Leo can conquer the White House,
• €52,000 award for woman thrown from startled horse
• No signs that missing Tina travelled to UK, say police
• McAleese brother wants abuse probe
• St Patrick’s Day to be hit by icy conditions as cold snap returns
• Ireland can lead the fight against ‘disinforma­tion’
• Trouble in China lands on our own doorsteps with higher charges
• Disability group’s poor cash
• Restaurant meals for bosses bought with hospice funds
• Tusla paid extra €30,000 for consultant
• HSE pays €40,000 after death of little Aimee (2) from a hole in her heart
• Clogged hospitals now face shortage of home care staff
• New menopause drug can cut hot flushes in just three days
• Cases put spotlight on right of TDs to speak without fear of legal backlash
• Texts between Red Flag boss and TD ‘go to heart of integrity of civil service’
• You will regret Brexit, Juncker tells the UK
• Extra places for trainee teachers
• No need for equal time in abortion debate coverage
• Students at Trinity occupy buildings in resit fees protest
• Surgery clinic hit with bill by taxman
• The Leaving Cert revamp
• Is there a future taoiseach in this class?
• Contact Aoife at aoifewalsh@ independen­t.ie Twitter: @edguidance
• In my opinion
• IMPORTANT DATES
• Nerve agent scientist says hundreds will be at risk for years
• Death of second Russian exile triggers new terror probe
• Turkish troops trap 700,000 Kurds in Syrian city of Afrin
• My amazing daughter has Down syndrome – but I believe in the right to choose
• Brave scientist told me about Novichok – Russia’s nerve agent used in attack on spy
• Sculpture is a fitting tribute to the kindness of strangers who came to our rescue
• ‘Taxing’ the ill is a sick joke
• Is there anyone left to keep Tru mp in check?
• Arrogance of former President
• For first time investors question if CEO is the right man
• Marlet property group wins High Court case over ‘€100m site’
• Chinese close in on €150m deal for broker Goodbody
• OECD warns trade tensions threaten global economy
• Glenveagh in €106m land bank deals
• Glantus snaps up New York data firm
• Seafood worth €1bn despite UK dip as other markets hooked
• Hammond vows to beat forecast of five years of poor growth in the UK
• Broadcom boss ‘will beat Trump deal block’
• Applegreen comfortabl­e raising debt to pursue growth
• Europe shares sag after diplomat ousted
• Playing with fire: How to tackle kids’ addiction to ‘Fortnite’
• ‘Leo will probably need to go to the White House with a naggin in his socks’
• Beyoncé, Colin Firth and the new rules for overcoming infidelity
• Is this Ireland’s answer tothe Med diet?
• Overlooked spy drama returns
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• Massey inspires magic Mary’s to thrilling victory
• McGrath determined to play part for Corofin despite cruciate woe
• Armagh and Westmeath can book spots in Division 3 final
• Na Piarsaigh opt not to appeal suspension­s
• Horan has first meeting with CPA
• ‘I wanted to flip the table and dance on it but I knew we had another game’
• O’Brien benefiting from O’Connell as he learns captaincy ropes
• ‘The players must make it their own’
• McLaughlin helping to mould Ireland’s secret weapon
• England hoping to have Hartley back at the helm
• O’Mahony and Kearney emerge as injury doubts for Grand finale
• IRELAND ON THE DEFENCE AFTER CRITICISM IN WAKE OF HEALY’S ‘STINGER’ INJURY
• Shiels relieved after winning return to the Brandywell
• Maguire can strike for boys in green – Kilbane
• No regrets for all-rounder Casey about football plan
• Busquets nervous as Barca bid to lay Chelsea hoodoo
• Bayern Munich doctor makes scathing attack on Guardiola
• Giroud set to start as Conte opts to gamble
• Rock-bottom Sanchez leaving United supporters short changed
• Jose defends ‘attitude’ but Ferdinand hits out at cautious approach
• Fear of Dubs an unhealthy perspectiv­e
• Chelsea on back foot at Barca, it could all come down to Conte’s front man– whoever he is
• Limerick well placed to extend success of 1B teams
• Seville services ends United crashing out of Europe
• Bamford ready to answer Ireland call
• Chicago return on cards for Ireland
• Clifford opens up on struggles
• Goals drying up in hurling as defences tighten grip
• Min to make most of doubts around Altior and Douvan
• Mullins: Rubyisabit like Johnny Sexton – he’s one in a million
• Altior to seal place among pantheon of chase greats
• Mullins breathing down Henderson’s neck as normal service resumes
• Bookies left counting the cost as favourites rule roost
• MICHAEL VERNEY’S DAY 1 RACE READS
• Believe the hype – Samcro on road to super stardom
• RACE-BY-RACE GUIDE TO DAY 2
• Buying power: New study reveals who really makes the decisions on purchasing a family car – and why
• Getting to grips with tyres and tech in the frozen tundra – and my first autonomous drive ... on ice
• How you can help the emergency services in saving lives on the road
• Will autonomous cars give us more time to relax or will they drive us around the bend?
• Towing line? New family car; summer upgrade; deadline deal; UK return buy?

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