Irish Independent - 2018-04-04

• Nursing homes fail to record residents’ cash withdrawal­s Funds of elderly HSE clients left open to fraud amid failings
• What’s a geep? A bit of This and That...
• How to survive hay fever season
• Bertie for President: ‘I’d think about it’
• It’s time to retire the retirement age
• Female suspect dead after gun attack at YouTube HQ
• Bill Linnane: Don’t use adoption to push a pro-life agenda
• Ireland rugby star apologises over lurid WhatsApp message
• Murdoch’s Fox could sell news unit to Disney to seal Sky deal
• Grass not growing due to low temperatur­es and higher rainfall in first three months of the year
• 70,000 teachers threaten strike as pay row grows
• Homeless family’s 260km round trip to school every day
• ‘It’s hard to see your friends move overseas to find work when all they really want to do is stay’
• Just pay us a fair wage – teacher who needs second job to support himself
• Data watchdog to investigat­e alleged email breach at INM
• A ir traffic control fault leads to delays and cancellati­ons for passengers
• ‘Success fee’ proposed for firm in disposal of media company probed
• G ifted youngster played school rugby with Jackson and joined him in the Irish set-up
• Weekend car crash claims life of second teenager
• Families need to have the ‘sex talk’ w hen children are still in primary school, w arns cyber expert
• Parents, pupils and teachers to have their say on smartphone­s
• Anger as comedian Porter makes his first stage appearance since allegation­s
• Parties committed to spending less than €45,000 to fight for ‘Yes’ vote in the abortion referendum
• Eighth Amendment helped to save my daughter Grace’s life, says mother
• Ambassador: expelling diplomat ‘unwarrante­d’
• Warning shots were fired a decade ago – yet patients still can’t count on the system
• I’m not running for Áras this time – as nobody will beat Michael D, says Bertie
• ‘One regret’ was not visiting mother on weekend before she died
• GAA star in coma after random attack
• Watchdog warns over debts as councils go into the red
• Cacheof arms found in car, but driver still on the run
• France crippled by mass rail strikes over reforms
• Berlusconi snubbed as 5-Star cosies up to far right
• Trump’s Putin invite
• Sewer survivor
• President pushes for private deal
• King’s hopes of civil rights and racial equality in America are still a dream – 50 years after he was assassinat­ed
• German prosecutor­s seek extraditio­n for Puigdemont
• Saudi crown prince recognises Israel’s right to a homeland beside Palestinia­ns
• Imagine receiving a threat to your life just for doing your job
• If Trump is the Churchill of our times he must confront Putin
• Constituti­on raises questions
• Zero tolerance for abuse of our elderly
• Farmers need urgent support to tackle crisis
• Gaza atrocity must be condemned
• Global stock markets calm nerves after Easter plunge
• Lessor AerCap ‘undervalue­d’ by investors, says Davy
• Flybe shoulders storm costs but says summer reservatio­ns ‘encouragin­g’
• Starbucks brews up changes to keep store
• Manufactur­ing output at 12-month low on back of Irish weather havoc
• Providence licence is extended by one year
• City still leads world, but New York closes gap as Brexit looms
• ‘Solid growth’ as Eurozone factory boom slows again
• IFG won’t sell off UK wealth division
• Alkermes shares slump after watchdog blow to drug trial
• Tech and trade fears weigh on stocks
• The big breakfast is back on the menu
• It takes blood, sweat and tears to get a body like Halle’s
• Kielty brings it all back home
• Two-In-One
• Stack’s ‘Dreamed’ can be muddy marvel
• Teacher unrest will impact on the GAA
• Mayo boost as Higgins returns to football panel
• Carbery fuelled by hurt felt last year
• Celebratio­ns over for Tracy as Leinster keep focused
• Commerce the key for Augusta expansions
• Woods ‘miracle’ has Augusta spell-bound
• Pep happy to put faith in Jesus
• Brazill proves impossible
• IRFU must ensure Munster maximise the potential of their youth system to maintain progress
• RONALDO GETS ON HIS ‘BIKE’:
• Carbery: I’m going nowhere for now
• Gleeson says no to player payment proposal
• Klopp’s Mersey beat
• Fairness ends when the championsh­ip begins
• Buyers snubbing diesel as they switch to petrol and hybrid, new figures show
• Drivers beware: the dangers of cruise control
• What I voted for in the World Car awards and why, and two that didn’t make grade
• Are we now seeing the fresh green shoots of the electric era with Nissan’s new LEAF?
• Lights, action; Gillian takes helm at Opel; Telsa’s Supercharg­er opens; buyback deal
• Seven-seater SUV; MINI change; an ice breaker; for Clare; Possible VW exit?
• ONE AND ONLY
• SLEEP SCHOOL
• RELATIVELY SPEAKING
• PAMPER IN PARADISE
• LEADING THE WAY
• LIFE LESSONS
• STEAL HER PREGNANCY STYLE
• Screen scene
• Ask a pharmacist
• The DIY Pamper:
• The Deeper Pamper:
• The Overnight Pamper:
• Happy families
• Eau so fresh

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