Irish Independent - 2018-04-03

• Sexual consent classes for every pupil in schools
• Fashion flair at Fairyhouse
• TV host on list in INM suspected data breach
• How to Relax Well with Karl Henry
• Facebook boss hits back at Apple
• Putting sex on the agenda is easy bit
• Ratings smash Bannon gets new TV extension
• Larissa Nolan: We can’t descend into era of Salem witch trials
• Divided opinions as activist Winnie Mandela dies aged 81.
• Irish farmers could reap benefit of global trade war
• There’s a bit of a nosey neighbour in all of us – and the show knows it
• FF pushing for rape complainan­ts to get legal representa­tion
• McDonald’s comments sickened me, says Cahill
• Footballer in apology for ‘stupid’ tweet after verdict
• Intel Leixlip jobs on alert as Apple moves away
• China hits back: 25pc tariff on 120 products from the US.
• Newstalk valuations ranged from €10m to €35m in talks
• Irish Life staff to strike over closure of own pension plan
• ‘The law didn’t allow access to care I needed’
• Murdered publican’s son ordained a deacon
• Election may disrupt new legislatio­n for abortion – FF
• Rector defends ‘octogenari­an priest’ in tweet row
• Pride festival picks ‘We Are Family’ as this year’s theme
• Lack of teachers ‘harms pupils’ learning level’
• ‘Every one of my colleagues is paid more than I am’
• Iris h language alive and well here in Dingle, s ay natives in letters row
• Schools could face shutdown in row over ‘two-tier’ pay
• Crackdown on gangland will not relent, says senior garda
• British ‘knew IRA Disappeare­d killers before their first murder’
• PSNI petrol-bombed at dissident Easter parade
• Easter washout set to go on for rest of week
• Top civilserva­nts on €200,000 a year after latest hikes
• Big win for Assad as last rebel group in Ghouta pulls out
• France faces spring of discontent as workers fight Macron reforms
• Trump allies fear he’ll sack special counsel for going after tax returns
• Israelis offer to trade dead bodies after Gaza death toll rises to 18
• Tributes as ‘Hill Street Blues’ creator Bochco dies at 74
• Maybe UK poisoned spy to discredit us – Russian minister
• No doubt our problems are taxing – but then so are the solutions
• Taking the mick on Trump has become tiresome – at least we have Roseanne to raise the Barr
• Ireland has to wake up to the reality of modern internatio­nal espionage activity
• A total dog of an idea
• Fast-track cancer diagnosis
• There will be no regrets for those who vote to keep the Eighth
• School shutdown not the way to win battle
• Rape case could help society
• Victims must be given more legal protection
• AIB ‘out-muscling’ alternativ­e lenders in bid for market share
• Smurfit Kappa’s US ambitions under scrutiny amid claims
• SSE Airtricity acquires 40pc of Activ8 Solar Energies
• Tribeca sets up office in Dublin
• Deutsche Bank plans board reshuffle
• Tesla shares fall as pressure mounts
• Amazon shares fall 4pc as Trump renews attack in tweet
• Intel shares plummet as Apple cuts ties
• Aisles of Do gs
• What will millennial­s think of Monty Python?
• What it feels like to... leave the best job in the world
• Two-In-One
• Saldier and Asthuria can aid Mullins’ title battle
• Mullins and Townend to the fore with Grade Two treble
• Reliving the privilege of going to war with golf’ s‘ bitch goddess’
• Experience key for McIlroy as he uses fresh approach
• Right-sided issues create defensive dilemma for Kl opp ahead of City show down
• Bayern look well placed to reign in Europe once again
• CAGEY ZIDANE KEEPS FIT-AGAIN BALE WAITING
• Close but no cigars for Students in cup battle
• Wily Fox eyes young prey in quest for glory out West
• Kenny rages over ref call as Drogheda star apologises
• Munster centres of excellence
• Double celebratio­n for Leavys after Dan’s latest quality performanc­e
• Kilkenny and Tipp are still the best of enemies
• Veteran Munnelly showing no signs of slowing down
• Cavan concern as injury makes McVeety a doubt for Donegal tie
• Team of the football league
• Croker win helps to put Mayo nightmare to bed – Devaney
• Time for Munster and Leinster to show they’ve learnt from last season as Bilbao final beckons
• Woods will be in mix for US Masters glory, insists Faldo
• Elliott’s General rules in National
• O’Brien in race to be fit for semi-final
• In a League of their own
• SOCCER: ‘This is not a PlayStatio­n game’ – Juventus boss Allegri

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