Irish Independent - 2018-04-05

• Full reporting of Ulster rugby rape trial ‘could undermine the verdict’
• Nurses accused of theft and abuse
• Host of Irish stars given the nod in Bafta nomination­s
• Russia must pay for its actions, says US security chief
• GAA star who had skull broken in assault wakes from coma
• A look at the facts suggests teachers are well paid
• Minister shipping in fodder ‘too little, too late’, says IFA
• Creed in firing line as farmers have been calling for help for
• Eight counties face flood risk as heavy rain set to continue
• Air passengers could face more delays
• Irish holidaymak­ers splash out €4.3bn on escaping rain and gloom
• Tax take misses target but on the rise in improving economy
• Avoid the bad trip and get your travel insurance
• D ubs star Cian pops question on romantic Lake Garda trip
• Legal heavyweigh­ts hired by INM ahead of ODCE High Court hearing
• Women may break glass ceiling – but still suffer
• Bid to lift rape trial reporting restrictio­ns
• Father tells of brave son Eoghan (15) who joked his way through chemo
• Nurses who breached trust of the vulnerable patients they cared for
• Lung cancer diagnosis too late for one in five who die within 30 days of discovery
• ‘My su pport for abortion is not at odds with my faith’ – Madigan
• Asking victims to prove rape is one more layer of trauma, says survivor
• Posthumous pardon ‘clears historical record’
• Teachers threaten they will not co-operate with religion class opt-out plan
• ‘There are huge issues around the rush to digitise classrooms’
• We’ll refuse to mark our own pupils in Leaving Cert – ASTI
• Row erupts over whether FG or FF will spark next election
• Like in 2011, the presidenti­al ‘phoney war’ starts early
• Put pasta back on the menu to lose weight
• Biker fled gardaí at 200kmh as he feared they were ‘mafia’
• Security guard was wrongly sacked over hotel guest sex video
• Elderly man dies after his TV bursts into flames
• Gardaí injured as stolen car rams patrols at high speed
• Two on conspiracy-to-kill charge accused of second murder plot at city pub
• Irish Water fined €6,000 for delays in removing cancer-linked pollutant
• Chinese takeaway owner in deportatio­n case out of jail
• ‘Shooter hated YouTube for censoring her videos’ – father
• Millions more may have been exposed in scandal – Facebook
• US troops to stay in Syria to finish off Isil – despite Trump pushing to bring them home
• Nato: an attack on one is an attack on us all
• Pensioner held as suspected burglar stabbed to death
• GPs are now expected to work even harder – but we’re not being treated fairly on Fempi
• Greater control over use of our online personal data is on the way
• Stepping out ... then in again – life’s not easy when you’re a ‘Lanigan’s Ball’ Catholic
• Senator Noone should heed her own advice and let priests preach
• Saudis’ belated push for peace
• Trump’s trade war blows ill wind for all
• How to age-proof your life
• Smart layering key to rocking the power polo
• Bairbre Power
• Taste test
• Two-In-One
• ‘Fly’ lined up for National bid
• Djokovic splits with Stepanek as Agassi exits
• Maher: I prefer to go out and throw off shackles
• By order of management: two-thirds of this season’s newcomers under early pressure
• Kiely leans on U-21 heroes as he picks 36 for summer panel
• Buckley: We were nowhere near the pace of it last year
• REID-FORDE SHOOTING DUEL TO BE KEY IN FINAL
• Rose can be thorn in Rory’s side in Rory’s side
• Major stars’ bagmen bringing no baggage
• Unlocking secrets of how to secure that green jacket
• ‘I was roaring at the TV like anyone’
• Van Graan: South African heat ideal for Racing prep
• Wenger set to put faith in Cech in make-or-break Arsenal tie
• Suarez ends Euro drought as Barcelona take control
• Reds vow to find culprits after two police officers are hurt during attack on City bus
• Bench role for Masterson next step in steady rise
• Guardiola and City rocked by frenzied Pool onslaught
• Three and easy for Reds
• McIlroy: I know it’s time to deliver in Masters
• ‘Full house’ signs being prepared five weeks before Mayo-Galway showdown
• Leinster will have to tackle chinks in their armour if they want to rule Europe
• SOCCER: Tributes flow for Ray Wilkins – ‘a class act, on and off pitch’
• TOP OF THE CLASS
• A Quick 18 with John Moloughney
• Lauren Walsh bids for Irish Girls
• Leinster U16s for Jamie Butler
• Fred Twomey’s new challenge
• Muskerry’s rich legacy
• R&A SCHOLARS RESULTS How the Irish fared
• Masters memories that don’t cost the earth
• Put your best foot forward on the course andrange

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