Irish Independent - 2019-02-27

• Workers set for 7pc pay rise despite Brexit: Central Bank
• Paddy (90) suffered 10 ‘blunt force’ injuries
• Vandals ‘targeted’ crypt in church raid as gardaí trawl CCTV to find culprits
• Daniel McDonnell: Rodgers’ rush to leave Celtic an indictment of Scottish game
• Fianna Fáil using Brexit to paper over party’s problems
• The dark side of our cleaning obsession
• Trump and Kim without a deal as they prepare for summit
• Forensic tests proved no blood found in Mary Lowry’s house
• Hotels boss warns against squanderin­g cash on Brexit advice
• Don’t let name-change confuse you – the Trip to Tipp is back once again
• All aboard the legal omnibus, we hope it never leaves terminus
• ‘Fluidity of situation shows we should press on planning for disorderly exit’ – Coveney
• ‘Ireland can count on the full support of France’ despite clash over new digital tax
• Push to inform public as vote on divorce length set for May
• Two men killed in separate crashes on another black day on our roads
• ‘Burn in Hell, Pell’ – survivor attacks cardinal guilty of sex assault on boys
• Video of police interview gave glimpse of cardinal’s infamous ‘fiery’ temper
• Chances of being cured of different forms of cancer differ widely here
• New record is set as 70 patients wait on trolleys at hospital A&E
• Terminally ill woman’s legal team claims it was ambushed’ by Cervica lCheck evidence
• Same-sex parents of donor-conceived babies ‘must not be left in legal limbo’
• Hiring social workers for children a challenge for Tusla – Rabbitte
• Delay to plans to hike VAT rate for food supplement­s
• Employers back calls for new SSIA savings scheme in a bid to stop economy overheatin­g
• Workers can expect pay to rise 7pc over next two years despite Brexit chaos, says Central Bank
• ‘Not everyone struggling with mental health is going to kill their children’
• Fears Shine lawsuits could be delayed by wrangle over trial by jury
• No forced job cuts at Bord na Móna as 600 volunteer to go
• Shooting victim fighting for life after gunman opens fire in front of shoppers
• Teacher called pupil ‘a little bitch’ after he was late to class, High Court told
• Ratings for ‘Crimecall’ shouldn’t come before getting missing person footage out to public
• Barrister loses appeal over report which led to justice minister’s resignatio­n
• People in Border region at a greater risk of poverty than rest of country
• Minister says controvers­ial BusConnect­s public consultati­on is a “dictatorsh­ip”
• UCD and Trinity have 12 top 50 listings for subject department­s
• Denis O’Brien ‘not out to destroy’ anyone, jury in defamation case told
• Cyclist suing Regency victim’s sister tells of ‘intimidati­on’ after accident
• Man (25) admits manslaught­er of up-and-coming keyboard player
• Woman pleads not guilty to attempted murder charge by reason of insanity
• ‘Justificat­ion for concern’: judge on teacher’s relationsh­ip with student
• Homework ‘time limit’ measure to aid learning
• When choosing Leaving Cert subjects, focus on what you will enjoy
• Important dates
• Moderators on Facebook ‘turn to drugs and sex’ to cope with stress
• Cohen ready to testify that his old boss was a liar, a cheat and a racist
• Buhari leads Nigeria poll as death toll rises
• Pakistan vows to take revenge over Indian airstrikes
• US trying to fabricate war in South America, says Maduro
• Alan Partridge emerges from the fringe as a perfect Winston Churchill for Brexit age
• May’s climbdown on no-deal doesn’t end the Brexit fears
• Doe or die issue not to be fawned over
• Sinn Fein’s silence on crisis in Venezuela is deafening
• Brexit risks creating ‘perfect storm’ for money laundering
• Economy facing growing risk from cybercrime
• Quinlan firm fails in €1bn damages claim over rates
• Power play: Ireland left facing huge bill for failing to hit EU targets on renewables
• Europa Atlantic prospect ‘could beat Corrib’
• Income and property values up at Green Reit
• Cubic Telecom connects with Skoda to win in-car tech-support contract
• Live and let dye:
• Katie Byrne:
• Two-In-One
• Resurgent Nicholls targets Gold Cup history with ‘Clan’
• Lowry backs McIlroy over Irish Open decision
• Fardy backs Ireland to rediscover their mojo
• Carty and Aki to skip Connacht clash as Hill ruled out for Wales
• Short-term tinkering shows GAA badly needs proper strategic plan
• Wexford need to make statement – Dempsey
• O’Sullivan: ‘I genuinely thought we’d win All-Ireland’
• Vardy on target to get Rodgers reign off to flyer
• Attacking style is costing us injuries, says Solskjaer
• Erasmus plan aims to stop Ireland robbing South Africa of its best young talent
• Saints concerns over Obafemi’s injury ‘disaster’
• Royals ready to rumble as Kildare target Navan duel
• Duff joins Lennon team as Bhoys pick up the pieces
• Ireland and Munster hit by Carbery injury blow
• McGrath in line to join exodus to Ulster
• EMBATTLED SARRI BEGS CHELSEA FANS NOT TO TURN ON PLAYERS AFTER KEPA FIASCO
• William (89) picks up 27th new Ford since buying first in 1964
• Why we need to be wary on cost of cover – the top issue in new study
• Peugeot’s three stages of buying a car as new 208, Cupra, Audis debut
• Here are just 10 simple checks to keep your vehicle safe on the road
• A little goes a long, long way with this RC hybrid coupe from Lexus
• When the car is totally responsibl­e; Mercs galore; SEAT’s ticket; KIA’s e-Soul
• Another Galaxy? €30,000 to spend? 7-seater? Importing? €10,000 budget?

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