Irish Independent - 2018-04-24

• ‘Garda killer was a monster – so why was he out on bail?’
• It’s a boy: Kate shows off new royal
• Poke to fly in to Knock for start of Irish visit
• Return of the Tripto Tipp – Féile is back and promises a classical twist
• Suspect in Waffle House killings arrested after two days on run
• TDs should ignore furore over foreign abortion ads
• Rapist gets 18 years in jail for vicious attack
• Carney keeps traders guessing on sterling rise
• Stones handpick The Academic for Croker
• Siobhan’s night of terror before IRA man maimed her and murdered garda
• Ministers to finally sign off on long-delayed laws designed ‘to tackle white-collar crime’
• Ex-SF councillor and father jailed over torture have their sentences cut
• Machete attack leaves man’s arm ‘almost hanging off’
• Ex-Ireland rugby star ‘holds no grudge’ over long bankruptcy fight
• Without Government funding, RTÉ ‘will close one orchestra’
• Consultant­s ‘paid on the double’ to clear waiting lists
• This quick-fix remedy will do nothing to solve underlying issues in system
• Drinking too much caffeine in pregnancy puts children at risk of obesity
• Oireachtas committee failed to obey own rules, court told
• Firm says it was given INM data but did not search through it
• No guarantee a Yes vote will lead to abortion up to 12 weeks – watchdog
• House building among lowest in Europe as population soars
• Flat owners ‘will be sued and named’ if they don’t pay up to fix build faults
• Irish Water to spend €1.3bn pumping water from Shannon to ease shortages
• Money is still our biggest source of worry – despite economic growth
• Taoisigh fear worst if Border returns
• Increase in primary school funding being considered for autumn Budget
• Husband hits out over claim wife committed suicide in India
• 1,150 Revenue staff on sick leave are overpaid €1.69m
• IRFU says sorry for ad seeking an unpaid PhD intern
• Nine killed as van ploughs through crowds in Toronto
• Armenian premier steps down after 11 days of protests
• Macron will urge Trump not to pull out of Syria
• Paris attacks suspect gets 20 years for Belgian shooting
• Suffering allergies ‘increases the risk’ of depression
• Blind, deaf dog Max rescues girl (3) stranded in outback
• Women forced to battle a tide of noxious rubbish in political life
• We can all learn from Gates and his positive spin on the world
• Any new national day must focuson neglected patriots – not political showboatin­g
• Scaraveen arrives but we’re waiting for call of the cuckoo
• Trouble with the North is history
• Risks grow the longer we wait for Border fix
• Report sheds light on orchestral manoeuvres
• Irish insurance bosses fear firms not ready for EU data law
• Capita taps shareholde­rs for €800m and lines up disposals
• European Union to investigat­e Alitalia rescue
• BDO Ireland snaps up consulting firm Eaton Square
• Shares in ICG hit by delay to new ferry
• Pallas scores first with food safety success
• IPL calls shareholde­r meeting ahead of IPO
• Irish farmers set to milk benefits of EU trade deal with Mexico
• MSD patent dispute fast tracked in High Court
• Irish Water faces land CPO appeal
• Relief for Limerick as US softens stance on Rusal sanctions
• Bank shares boosted by bond yields
• The emojis that can give away your age
• What it feels like to... raise a child star
• Get in tune with your body and use music to maximise workout results
• The best of tonight’s television
• Two-In-One
• County level sees major turnover of players
• Dubs can be beaten if you go toe to toe with them – Comer
• Forde ready to drive on after steering Tipp’s league campaign
• ‘Escalation’ favoured in two-thirds of CPA replies
• We must take a good look at ourselves and stop being bridesmaid­s
• A player must want to leave, they will not be pushed out by us – Fogarty
• Farrell in line to lead English after Hartley ruled out
• FURLONG THE EARLY FAVOURITE TO TAKE AWARD
• Racing in love with Ryan’s positive attitude – Masoe
• Jones: Beating Murphy is my best victory
• Levy hoping to add French flavour to European team
• I have to respond on the pitch – Pogba
• Hoolahan plans to stay in UK after Norwich exit
• New Gunners boss restricted to £50m kitty
• Reds destiny rests with Anfield cauldron
• Owen fears in-form Liverpool strike force will be stifled by Roma tactics
• We should be underdogs – Henderson
• RUSH WOULD WELCOME SALAH BREAKING HIS RECORD
• Liverpool will not be as easy to bully as Barca were
• European semi-final will continue to be Munster’s limit until
• Ulster TV coverage to be scaled back
• Salah to take aim at old Roma friends
• Munster Academy to lessen numbers in major restructur­ing
• High-flying Carlow hit by Murphy’s USA departure
• Festival bankers
• DEFENDING CHAMPION SETS SIGHTS ON THE PRETENDER IN TRAINERS’ FINALE
• PATRICK MULLINS
• Tizzard camp confident their star ‘Oscar’ can stay distance
• Douvan can deliver on vital day for Mullins team
• Gosden’s Lion to bypass Guineas
• ‘PROKOFIEV’ ON SONG FOR O’BRIEN IN NAVAN OPENER

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