Irish Independent - 2019-02-25

• Plan to delay Brexit for another two years
• Spring in their step: But it’s too hot for woollies
• Teenager (16) killed and four injured after car hits wall
• 10 ways to avoid knee injury
• Kevin Doyle: It’s not clear which part of ‘no’ the UK government doesn’t understand
• ‘Tools of Satan’ – Pope denounces paedophile priests as he demands battle against abusers
• Hurling: Late surge by Cats sends Tipp hurtling to the bottom
• Parenting advice from David Coleman
• Micheál Martin is trying to ride two horses at once
• US warns Maduro his ‘days are numbered’
• ‘Momo challenge’ threatens child safety on internet
• Ireland risks a ‘missed chance’ to capitalise on its energy potential, says Kingspan boss
• Irish stars sparkle on red carpet at Oscars
• May criticised for ‘reckless’ decision to ‘kick the can down the road’ on key vote
• This is not a good time for Fianna Fáil to be perceived as having a ‘woman problem’
• Man (44) in court over seizure of €700,000 of cannabis
• Girl in critical condition after being trapped under capsized row boat on fast-flowing river
• OPW paid sniper €6,000 to kill 60 deer in Phoenix Park
• Teenager rushed to hospital after being stabbed in street
• Second-level schools asked to share their teachers amid staff shortages
• Check your Lotto ticket: Lucky punter to collect €10m windfall
• ‘Half of play centre sat risk of closure because of 850pc hikes in insurance’
• Borrowers pay over the odds for mortgage insurance
• Over-50s ‘too afraid’ to switch their health cover policy
• Rolling around in mud ‘is good for children’
• Just 6pc of women believe saving for their retirement is a priority
• Young, healthy customers being unfairly hit by lazy practices
• Woman told to stump up €240 or face jail after failing to pay for ‘orange’ hairdo
• Gardaí suspect gang bribed detective € 20,000 for secret informatio­n on CAB probe
• Abuse allegation had ‘catastroph­ic’ impact on life of care worker
• Thousands of civil servants apply for new jobs through mobility plan
• Lure of lower rent and shorter commute outside capital should be hard to resist
• Three consultant­s earning €500,000 amid ‘low morale of pay inequality’
• ‘My life was over the day my wife had a stroke’
• Lorraine Courtney: Women are being heard at last – but it’ll be better if men can add their voices too
• Medical cannabis now legally prescribed for 16 patients
• Hospital care under fire as mother dies months after injuries are missed
• Trump tries to dampen expectatio­n ahead of second Kim summit
• Princess named first female Saudi ambassador
• Macron: I share blame for ‘yellow vest’ revolt
• Why I’m all for Maga – Making Ageing Great Again
• TIME FOR THE UK CENTRE TO STRIKE BACK OVER BREXIT
• Naïve to believe Isil bride should be allowed home
• Hero worship should be for the few, not the many
• Ardagh wants ‘level playing field’ for US division
• Shortage of key workers ‘could hit innovation’
• Ireland can’t afford to take it’s position in aircraft leasing for granted
• Bayer might need an aspirin for its Monsanto headaches
• Honeymoon over for ‘tentative’ Mayo as Dubs inflict a beating
• In defence of the carb
• Ask the therapist
• Dr Nina Byrnes has advice for a woman suffering from fatigue
• Makinga song and dance about getting fit while having fun
• My seven-year-old son has started stammering and speech and language therapy hasn’t helped. Can we do anything else?
• What I’m Really Thinking about comparison­s
• First a bad sinus infection, now I’ve lost my sense of smell
• ‘Mate’ holds on to land Naas prize
• Mayo manager Leahy upbeat after pushing champions Dublin to the limit
• Kiely calm as Rebels’ steel ends Limerick’s winning run
• Call to remove Dublin from Croker not well thought out – Horan
• Carlow draw comfort as English strikes late leveller
• Free-flowing Flynn on fire as Tribes ease past Faithful
• Double joy for UCC as Kehoe shines
• Brennan stars as St Kieran’s turn on style to claim title
• Gaule ensures Kilkenny secure Cork date
• Ryan inspires the Banner to resist Wexford comeback bid
• Kenny hails attack after Dubs’ great escape in penalty drama
• Murray leads way for Antrim
• Bradley helps Derry over line
• Goal-hungry Déise net first win
• Feely on target as Kildare prove too much for Banner
• Gallagher hails ‘heart’ of Fermanagh troops
• Orchard push back on track
• McEntee lauds his ‘gutsy’ Royals
• Plunkett hero as Leitrim fly high
• Keane stays grounded as Kerry survive Galway rally
• Kingdom rivals relieved to get second chance
• O’Hare torments Longford
• Egan gives Westmeath edge
• Mulroy stars as Louth triumph
• Cavan capitalise on Harney red to notch first win of the season
• Ruthless Tyrone too crafty for Farney
• Faithful get the job Dunne at last
• Johnson gets the drop on McIlroy in Mexico
• Nabi’s contributi­on too much for Boys in Green
• Madeley goal keeps amazing run going for Three Rock
• Rovers on revenge mission to set fresh tone for season
• Sweet 16 as Hoops keep run going in heated contest
• Tonight’s previews
• Liverpool defied as patched-up United keep Salah quiet
• Gunners starting to home in on targets as they cruise to victory over sorry Saints side
• Out-of-sorts Juventus just about back to winning ways
• Solskjaer unhappy after repeat fouls on Rashford
• Leicester’s sights set on Rodgers as Puel shown the door
• Pochettino ‘crossed the line’ in row with referee
• Goalkeeper farce may finally spell end of road for Sarri-ball
• Wales slam English kicking game
• Griggs laments defensive woes in landmark loss to Italians
• Cronin squanders his golden opportunit­y to prove point to coach with World Cup in mind
• Theatre of absurd brought to life by a comedy of errors
• Ireland get the job done but it would be a lie to say they conquered Rome
• McInally laments latest Scotland letdown
• Hollow win doesn’t mask Irish frailties
• O’Mahony far from happy with display but insists Ireland are ‘not far away’
• Time to face up to cold facts, or pay price of self-delusion
• Solskjaer confirms his United credential­s as Liverpool take step towards title
• Ireland look a shadow of the team that dominated 2018
• KEPA PAYS PENALTY IN WEMBLEY SUB-PLOT AS CITY RETAIN TROPHY

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