Irish Independent - 2018-03-28

• ‘You must decide if lies were told’ – rape trial judge
• Pier tragedy hero defends case: ‘It’s been a nightmare’
• ‘Why Ryan-Itoje rivalry will be era-defining’
• Varadkar: Ireland not neutral on chemical weapon use
• The key signs you’ve outgrown music festivals
• Only a unanimous verdict will be accepted
• DECLAN POWER: Why burying our heads in the sand isn’t an option:
• Irish tech firm hits €1bn valuation as four founders join country’s rich list
• Putin blames ‘criminal negligence’ for high death toll in mall fire
• Growing demands on teachers putting quality at risk
• Dr Mary Rogan: We have a rare window to reform justice system
• Computer giant Dell ranked ‘Best Place to Work in Ireland’
• D evine accused of showing ‘no backbone’ with Seanad apology
• Opportunis­tic thieves steal valuables from cars in driveways as doors left unlocked
• Locals cry out for more gardaí after ‘eruption’ of disturbing incidents
• Last 10 years have been wettest since records began more than 300 years ago
• Easter revellers w arned to w rap up as frost, fog and sleet forecast
• There’s no guarantee on better calibre judges and no action on tackling legal costs
• Previous expulsion over forged passports
• Kerins ‘disturbed’ by AG’s comments she will ‘lose’ case
• Government plans to boost access to sex education, condoms
• Justice emails not properly searched following request from Disclosure­s Tribunal
• Varadkar scraps PR unit, yet probe finds ‘no evidence’ of FG promotion
• O’Connell’s sister aiming to become the third family member in Leinster House
• Newspaper to respond to O’Brien queries on coverage
• Replayed memories ‘help Alzheimer’s patients’
• 321 ill patients still alive today after receiving ‘the gift of life’
• Health minister under pressure to give green light to allow MS sufferers access promising drug
• Former sports coach to face trial on 99 assault charges
• Rail staff offered cut to working week to avert strike
• Oceans discovery increases odds of finding alien life
• Garda chief worry over shortage of supervisor­s
• Firefighte­rs’ no confidence in leadership
• Risk of homelessne­ss growing for the elderly
• Number of completed houses up nearly 40pc
• Space not final frontier as China station falls to Earth over Easter
• Meeting like an ‘ambush’, Anglo fraud trial hears
• Netanyahu ‘threatens Israel’s future’ – ex-Mossad chiefs
• Porn star sues Trump lawyer for defamation
• Zuckerberg turns down Commons committee grilling
• President must stop his dirty linen being aired in court if he wants to avoid his Monica Lewinsky moment
• Ex-Catalonia minister to hand herself in to Scottish police
• Did North Korean leader visit Beijing to put summit plans in train?
• Thousands quit Syrian enclave in bus convoys
• Rationalis­ts find it hard to understand role of symbolism in welcome debate of women in church
• Wake-up call for Russia as levels of delusion hit an all-time high
• Ditching Facebook means losing touch with people – but not those who matter
• Border is tackled in Constituti­on
• Russian people are innocents
• Expelling diplomats is not way to hurt Putin
• Coveney should know better on Dáil matters
• Constructi­on SMEs hit by crippling new-loan rates
• Cost rises worse now than in the Celtic Tiger warns Ibec
• Insurers are put ‘on notice’ of INM costs
• PTSB faces EU conditions to have home loans reclassifi­ed
• Dixons returns to profit after €7.9m gain
• Savills directors share €4.67m as pay dips again
• Keelings aparthotel plan faces graveyard delay
• Bank of Ireland to cut 25pc of middle managers
• Record valuation for unicorn Intercom a rare success story
• H&M reports dive of 61pc in profits
• London bounces back on strong dollar
• The diet you can count on?
• Hair today, gone tomorrow: the seven ages of man’s mane
• The other side of alcoholism
• Your Stars
• Get your bits out for the lads...
• Rahm confirms Ballyliffi­n place to defend Irish Open
• Greek league back following gun row
• Lehmann stays on as ‘tampering trio’ await their fate
• Joshua advises Fury to sign for Matchroom and seal their big fight
• ‘This would be our biggest victory in years’
• New eligibilit­y claims may give Spain second World Cup shot
• Cuthbert into Wales exile after making Exeter switch
• Winning the Grand Slam won’t change me, insists Aki
• VAR steps in after Vardy strike as England let chance slip
• Switch in Champions League kick-off times among UEFA changes
• Portugal stars dump Ireland U-19s out while U-17s top Euro group
• HIT FOR SIX BY SPAIN
• Tribal revival built on new harder edge
• A lot done more to do for Brady as Breffni men target national silverware
• McDonald a doubt to face Kilkenny after sustaining thumb injury
• Devaney: Time out whetted appetite
• Ryan versus Itoje could become era-defining rivalry as they prepare for round two at the Aviva
• Unsatisfac­tory league finish could impact on ‘Super 8s’
• ‘Unacceptab­le’ to cancel games without talking to players – GPA
• Grand Slam hero Aki insists pre-tournament criticism didn’t faze him
• Football is handpassin­g itself into oblivion
• Footpad to bypass Fairyhouse in favour of Aintree tilt
• Child seats: Only a few cars pass the ‘three-in-a-row’ test
• Confident SEAT chief forecasts diesel engines are far from dead
• The Ultimate test – case for and against buying new highest spec Opel Grandland X
• Why school bus and driver safety has to be a major priority for us all
• Mustang gets more ‘bad ass’ appeal with overhaul – expect it to stride onto Irish roads by December
• BMW backs triathlon with €1m; best driving routes and songs; more Skoda EVs on their way
• VW’s new Touareg arriving for 182-reg with prices to start at under €70,000
• Sports car? First car? Downsizing? Toyota diesel? Switch to SUV?

Irish Independent - 2018-03-27

Irish Independent - 2018-03-29