Irish Independent - 2018-04-09

• FF backlash over Martin’s vow to pass FG Budget
• New Cats confidence a worry for all comers
• Slaughter of the innocents
• Rape trials ‘should use recorded interviews’
• No winners in an early election
• Cats are back in a league of their own
• German van killer had history of run-ins with law, say police
• Murderer Molly avoids four more years in jail for breaking rules
• How gambling can alter brain to increase risk of depression
• Latest breed of Cats a worry for all comers
• Household spending will soar to record €100bn as economy surges and wages go up, says Ibec
• ‘Prospect of united Ireland could force a British rethink on Brexit,’ says Powell
• Competitiv­eness at risk as economy surges, Ibec warns:
• Good day, sunshine – just don’t forget to bring your brollies
• Martin tells of ‘profound concern’ at INM data breach allegation­s
• Crash victim’s donated organs saved four lives
• Tributes to man fatally struck by car as he walked on motorway
• Family of teen who died crossing busy road in call for more safety measures
• ‘Tensions on a knife edge’ after feud gangsters brawl in street
• ‘You’ll get people saying it’s nepotism but this is toughest constituen­cy there is for Fianna Fáil’
• Eighth must go, argues FF hopeful McAleese
• Op delays for patients suffering from neck tumours
• ‘Religious orders’ properties should be handed over before Pope’s visit’ – PAC
• Church is playing a dangerous game with delays – and could pay the price
• Water ‘lost’ hits 761m litres per day despite investment
• Six held as police foil terror knife attack on Berlin race
• Nowhere to hide from horrific gas attack
• Art-dealer friend of Andy Warhol killed in Trump Tower fire
• President takes heat off environmen­t chief
• Crowe nets €2.3m in auction to mark his divorce
• Hungarian turnout high amid claims of poll fraud
• Men are victims of sexual attacks too – and they need our support
• Bualadh bos for genius of Boole
• An enduring ‘Odyssey’
• Jeans and runners replace suits at Goldman Sachs unit
• Healthy times for pharma, but landscape may change – John Lynch’s sharewatch,
• Sewing to take over at Deutsche Bank
• Maternal mortality no worse here
• Bertie should be careful what he wishes for regarding election
• Donohoe should reveal tax plans – and soon
• Video evidence for rape trials worth considerin­g
• Farmyard yarns always compelling
• Henderson ace Altior to bypass Aintree
• Galway and Mayo book their place in last four
• CUALA SHOW THEIR METTLE ONCE AGAIN
• Hogan eyes up world title shot despite late medical drama
• Vettel holds off late Bottas charge to win thrilling race in Bahrain
• Madeley treble secures cup for Three Rock Rovers
• No dining out on Grand Slam glory for driven Ringrose
• Lansdowne the ones to beat as brave Buccs are relegated
• Munster on song in Afrikaans adventure
• Deegan confident he will push on and make Ireland breakthrou­gh
• Van Graan: Cheetahs clash at altitude will be ideal prep for Euro test
• Little Anna just wants to kick a ball for Mourneabbe­y
• Slingshot ride to World Cup
• Ronaldo scores in 10th straight game as Real held by Atletico
• Blue moon rising once again under Reynolds’ leadership
• Brayseekne­w manager after Mackey exits
• Saints still alive and kicking – Hughes
• Griffiths puts Celtic one win away from seventh heaven
• Conte slams Chelsea’s lack of clinical edge after Hernandez hammer blow
• Rooney’s decline gives Allardyce a major headache
• Guardiola fears United scars may damage hopes of comeback
• Absence of red card for Young shows why English referees aren’t rated
• Mourinho’s men aren’t clowns but may never be great entertaine­rs
• Sanchez showing signs of coming to the party
• TWEETS OF THE WEEK
• Alliss, BBC and Masters remain a match made in heaven
• Augusta memories driven by street-fighter Stewart
• Old ghosts rise to end Rory’s bid for Grand Slam
• Little love for champion Reed as home fans turn against their own
• Reed keeps cool to hold off surging Spieth and Fowler for first Major
• Cats weather late storm to claim league title hat-trick
• Smyth the hero as St Ronan’s claim first title
• Trinity players ‘step up’ in decider
• Transition in the blink of an eye from Kilkenny
• Ringmaster Mourinho shows he has earned players’ respect as team-talk inspires comeback
• SPORT ON TV HIGHLIGHTS
• OLD FAILINGS HAUNT McILROY IN MASTERS SLUMP
• Tipp not playing to strengths

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