Irish Independent - 2018-04-16

• Prefab nation: 1,300 temporary classes in creaking system
• Grand National grinner: Tiger Rolls back into town
• Probe after man found dead in A&E waiting room
• Revenues soar by 42pc at Amazon’s Irish arm
• Property tax hikes on the way, but they will be ‘moderate’
• Informatio­n overload on mobiles is ‘making us miserable’
• Homeless crisis won’t be solved in my lifetime, warns Fr McVerry
• FG fury at claim housing failures due to ‘cosseted’ background­s
• One-in-four workers is priced out of buying home
• Even bin company staff confused by complex price plans
• ‘We’ve been waiting 14 years for promised extension’
• Concern over new English exam as ‘students read same old books’
• Girl (17) fighting for life after hit-and-run near her home
• 105 words are the first steps back to rugby’s core values
• Ulster fans plan boycott over sacking of rape trial duo
• Allies seek Syria ceasefire as Putin warns of ‘chaos’
• Let’s never forgive or forget
• Assad’s silent weapon killing indiscrimi­nately
• ‘The deafening explosions seemed right outside, the building rattled’
• Airstrikes ‘failed to hit most of chemical arsenal’
• ‘Slimeball’ Comey should be jailed for lying, insists Trump
• Dedication and bravery of winners honoured at People of the Year Awards
• IN M to challenge aspects of applicatio­n to appoint inspectors by watchdog
• ‘I want gay marriage in church – my love is not evil’
• Bishop warns repeal of Eighth will ‘alter attitudes to disability’
• One in five Fianna Fáil TDs wants to pull plug on FG deal
• ‘Fast’ tractors exempt from NCT in Ross U-turn
• Concern at leak of Scout rape report
• Three reasons why Fianna Fáil could be spooked into an election this year
• ‘I chased burglars from my home with samurai sword’
• Crime boss Gilligan’s former home is sale agreed
• €1.1m seized from associates of ‘Slab’ goes to State
• Mystery over murder of father found dead in park
• ‘Star Trek’ actor backs bid for public vote on final Brexit deal
• Thousands protest as outrage over child rapes escalates
• Painkiller in pregnancy ‘risks grandchild­ren’s fertility’: study
• An ‘Ancient East’ tag is fine, but wifi from Dark Ages won’t wash with 21st century tourists
• John Dally Nottebook
• Swiss lawyers hired to find Conlon over €3.8m collapse debt
• Ad king quits
• Share Watch: Carlsberg dreaming of its best World Cup ... probably
• Media Bites
• Early Easter eases Storm Emma pain
• An open appeal to Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker
• Recessions come and go but prefabs endure
• Tax is a necessary evil but a political time bomb
• RTÉ’s new ode to the ‘Joy
• Two-In-One
• Veteran ‘Brackan’ aiming to prove vintage for Lyons
• Nadal hits out at Federer for snubbing clay competitio­n
• Russell and Elliott keep rolling with Monatomic
• DAVY A REAL SCORCHER IN KIRBY SEMIS
• Lisnagarve­y take league honours
• KODAIRA CLAIMS TOUR CARD AS POULTER FADES
• Horan proves Crokes’ hero as Ballyboden suffer setback
• Goggin hails team on ‘massive day for Kerry camogie’
• Lethal Cusack leads revival as Loreto Cavan seal All-Ireland
• K.O. for Kenny as the real Kenneth Egan enters ring
• Heaslip triumphs in Great Ireland
• Kidney out of Exile
• Verstappen’s antics tee up Ricciardo triumph in China GP
• Henshaw return lifts Leinster spirits as Italians get job done
• O’Mahony hails tour experience as focus turns to Racing
• Garryowen and Terenure storm into the semi-finals
• Stylish Celtic turn the screw to underline dominance
• Bradley accepts boos but defends Bohs cup final claim
• Sensationa­l McCabe strike sets Sligo up for key victory
• SSE AIRTRICITY LEAGUE PREVIEWS
• ‘For us to win the Champions League would be huge, I don’t care about the rest’
• Wenger’s men stuck in ‘negative spiral’ as they crumble again
• Southampto­n too honest, claims Hughes
• Relegation scrappers simply reaping what they have sowed
• TWEETS OF THE WEEK
• A title founded on ideas and ideals
• THE KEY VICTORIES IN CHARGE TO TITLE
• Dismal United roll out blue carpet as Pogba goes from hero to zero again
• De Bruyne’s moment of genius a reminder of City’s brilliance
• Lip service won’t be enough as IRFU and Ulster seek ways to move forward from fall-out
• Rain and pain for United in City title triumph
• DISAPPOINT­MENT FOR GREYSTONES MAN AS RAHM RISES
• THE EXILES PLOTTING DEMISE OF LEINSTER AND MUNSTER
• NATIONAL HERO HOME WITH TWO TRAMORE WINNERS

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