Irish Independent - 2018-03-26

• Coveney u-turn to back abortion up to 12 weeks
• Searchers for Elisha (14) find body in river
• Big jump in price of commuter belt houses
• Beijing will defend trade interests, US told
• Why I’ve had a change of heart on abortion
• Singer Jake sidesteps the favourites to claim surprise victory on ‘DWTS’
• Sheriff who helped to convict Molly backed by Corbett family for election
• Catalan crisis to reignite as ex-leader faces extraditio­n after arrest
• Martin: Pope’s visit puts ‘failings of the Church’ under scrutiny
• We face crisis if we don’t keep tabs on online gaming
• Optimism remains high for our economy
• Lending rules are working, but social fallout from failure to boost supply will be huge
• Transport bosses to spend up to €114m buying property so €3bn MetroLink can be built
• Rail plans will result in lost generation – angry GAA club
• Don’t waste the chance to put community at heart of project
• Steering group to tackle teacher shortage issue
• Rape victim’s family reject apology from cruel attacker
• Fianna Fáil moves to slow pace of Government action against Russia
• Stakes sky-high for all parties as ODCE seeks High Court inspectors to probe INM
• Cuala greeted by sea of red and white after two-in-a-row heroics
• Far from ‘denying’ democracy, those of us who voted against referendum were giving full expression to it
• ‘It’s not easy to be pro-life and young – it’s seen as anti-cultural and uncool’
• JOHN DOWNING: Coveney’s stance on referendum is boon for ‘Yes’ vote
• Angry Garda supe rvisors ge t tough on inaction ove r strike rights
• Arrest after man (36) dies from Patrick’s D ay injuries
• The AG and a salmon luncheon that turned into a dog’s dinner
• Attorney General is challenged for predicting a Supreme Court ruling
• Lawyers paid three times rate set by the Government for case
• Electronic devices key in case of suspected paedophile ring
• Husband of Zappone adviser guilty of sex assault
• Emotional tributes to victims 50 years after Tuskar air crash
• Brexit ‘silver lining’ to bring 2,500 jobs here over five years, says ID A
• Trade deal will make Border problem easier to fix, says Davis
• Politician arrested for celebratin­g hero officer’s death
• Pupils at American gun rallies sign up to ‘vote them out’
• US braced for porn star to tell all on ‘Trump affair’
• Facebook uses ads to apologise as it loses public’s trust
• Honeytraps warning under ‘new Cold War’
• Hair-raising cost of men’s top cuts
• Another JFK for a new Camelot?
• Coillte revamps its UK operations to meet Brexit threat
• Surge in hotel job vacancies sparks fear of skills shortages
• Media Bites
• Internet-savvy shoppers take ASOS to new heights
• China renews pledge to open its markets
• Politician­s have failed us on health
• Vladimir Putin’s dictatoria­l power poses a grave threat to us all
• The Attorney General must explain himself
• Brexit jobs silver lining is welcome amid gloom
• Your Stars
• New Cold War starts to heat up
• Two-In-One
• Mulvany star wins Again in Lincoln
• RECORD FOR ELLIOTT
• Mark your card with these 10 to follow for Flat season
• Galway too much for Dubs after scoring blitz
• Warner and Smithfacin­g lengthyban­s from game
• Top-10 finish hands Dunne a Masters lifeline
• ‘I just found out Dan crashed on the oily city centre roads’
• Lee helps Irish to 14th in team event
• Hamilton stunned as team error sinks hopes
• ’Nure secure bragging rights after putting away St Mary’s
• BREEN POCKETS €100,000 AS IRISH SHINE ACROSS GLOBE
• Players do it for days when Toulon come to Thomond
• Gibbes can take ‘nothing positive’ from dismal display
• Cullen’s men handed a ‘reality check’ ahead of Saracens test
• SARACENS LEFT TO SWEAT ON FARRELL’S FITNESS
• Munster hoping big men turn up fit and ready for work
• QUARTER-FINAL SCENE
• Euro finals decider beckons for U-19s
• Now or never for Messi
• Smyth’s joy with ‘crazy’ debut goal
• Vardy to start against Italy despite Dutch disappeara­nce
• Kenny delight as Dundalk earn seventh clean sheet
• Harps example shows commitment to cause not just a GAA phenomenon
• TWEETS OF THE WEEK
• Bonds formed in Turkey should be of value long term
• New caps Doherty and Hogan return to different club challenges
• FALLING STOCK
• Clearer heads allow Cuala to join pantheon of greats
• Hannon shines as Slaughtnei­l retain title
• Tipp learn little from rout of lame Dubs
• McGrath helps Derry on way to victory
• Model men will relish another ‘titanic battle’ with familiar foes
• Kavanagh fires Carlow to 1B promotion
• Banner’s early effort enough to sink Louth
• Breffni men back in the big time
• Walsh’s early strike helps Laois earn promotion
• Riled Royals extend relegation dogfight
• McStay hails ‘mighty’ effort as Rossies seal promotion
• Mulligan back as Leitrim cruise
• Déise complete comeback
• Real Mayo stand up for fight at last
• Controvers­ial last-gasp free sees Fermanagh promoted
• Superb Sligo recovery sends Derry down in thriller contest
• Harte: It is nice to put record straight with win over Kerry
• Offaly edge fiery affair to avoid the drop
• Shanley edges Wexford over line
• Monaghan super-subs deliverjol­t tosystem fortheDubs
• Tribes heap more misery on Lilywhites
• Mayo stay in top flight but Keegan faces ‘three to four’ months out
• Managing the GAA’s growing profession­alism will be
• SPORT ON TV HIGHLIGHTS
• Ryan’s biggest challenge
• Mayo save themselves but now they must save the summer Eamonn Sweeney and Colm Keys on the last-gasp survival of Rochford’s men
• AFTER THE FINAL WHISTLE
• RÚAIDHRÍ O’CONNOR
• DICK CLERKIN

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