Irish Independent - 2019-03-04

• Pension tax reliefs benefit public sector workers most
• Bronze Age
• The ‘anti-diet’ revolution
• Out in the cold:
• The real injustice is private sector workers’ pensions
• ‘We have no rights’ – Clodagh’s family left €50,000 in debt after Hawe murder-suicide
• Billy Keane: Send Dublin to Páirc Uí Chaoimh for All-Ireland semi-final
• ‘I made a huge mistake,’ says Isil fighter husband of UK teen runaway
• 14,000 in mortgage arrears given hope
• Fears Brexit could delay delivery of vital cancer products
• Even an orderly exit will mean big changes to medicine supply
• UK attorney general abandons attempt to get a definite time-limit for Irish backstop
• Barstool Brexit: The issue’s key personalit­ies
• ECB will seek to reassure financial markets
• ‘Tragedy only takes a split second’ – mother of crash victim Nicola
• Social media giants face heavy fines in new child safety regime
• Emails show relations with tech firm are still very warm
• Kenny in ‘friends of Facebook’ controvers­y
• First new homes on land once owned by RTÉ to go on sale
• Consumers’ jitters see sentiment drop to lowest level in four years
• We need to make new alliances and deepen old ones if we are to survive in the EU after Brexit
• Exit: Bastick bows out as Ward dances for late dad
• Barber who groped teenage schoolgirl on bus is spared jail
• TD misses out in bid for Fine Gael nomination for Euro elections
• Family don’t want soldier prosecuted over Bloody Sunday death
• Government proposes giving out free condoms in colleges and pubs
• Teenager among nine quizzed as gardaí raid cannabis grow house
• Last pocket of Isil militants dig in as bombs rain down
• It’s clear Trump obstructed US justice, claims committee chief
• Dublin Airport’s role as hub for US flights ‘can be enhanced’: Willie Walsh
• Algerian leader defies protests with election bid
• Move to end ‘period poverty’ is insulting to women with bigger problems in their lives
• Still held in awe by Kelly’s timeless tales
• MORE EXPLANATIO­NS NEEDED OVER FACEBOOK AND KENNY
• Unions avoid taking a stance on unity for very good reason
• We should give credit where it’s due to our Navy personnel
• Older people must not be blamed for the housing crisis
• Regional hotels ‘face UK exit, VAT challenges’
• New legislatio­n will tackle the scourge of zero-hour contracts
• Dupont and Ntamack hold the key to latest French revolution
• Emerging markets hold key to keeping the fizz in Heineken
• Ask the therapist
• David Coleman
• Why do symptoms of MS often reduce in mums-to-be?
• Eating for your genes: the ‘anti-diet’ revolution
• EXPERT’S TOP SIX TIPS ON LOSING STUBBORN WEIGHT
• Night terrors: How can I help my son to get over these frightenin­g episodes?
• My ankles have been swollen since pregnancy – please help
• Ear trouble: Annoying sensation has me concerned
• Elliott’s Samcro call for Cheltenham
• Enright recovers from mishap to win on Woods Well
• McCormack gives Glenanne breathing room
• Friend gives thanks for Godwin
• Cooney keeps play-off hopes alive
• In-form Thomas pushes for French return
• Ryan backing beers and bonding to take effect against Les Bleus
• Singh’s hoping to leave Afghanista­n in a spin
• French stakes his claim with match-winning display for Con
• United are ‘going to give it a go’ in Paris, vows Solskjaer
• West Ham find new hero as Rice edges closer to England call-up
• Ramos in hot water again after elbow on Messi in El Clasico loss
• Jorginho and Kepa on road to Chelsea redemption
• Leicester show enough to suspect Gray skies can clear under Rodgers
• Pochettino sent Spurs troops ‘to war’ to rescue a point, says Rose
• Klopp blames wind as Reds blow lead after a ‘wild’ derby draw
• Competing on all fronts taking a toll on City but Pep insists it’s still ‘a joy’
• Everton fans overjoyed to put a dent in Kop title push
• Bamford and McCarthy set for Ireland talks
• Moynihan close to ‘really good week’ after top-12 finish in Oman
• GAA calendar in need of serious review – Fanning
• Gribben leads by example on big stage as Clonduff triumph
• Classy Slaughtnei­l claim third title in succession
• Kenny salutes Dubs’ ability to avoid slip in dire conditions
• Postponing game the only sensible decision – Fitzgerald
• Offaly victory confirms crucial winner-takes-all relegation clash
• Ice-cool Gillane earns draw for Limerick in intense local derby
• Conway at forefront as Kerry prove too strong for Royals
• Dardis holds his nerve to make Lilies pay penalty
• McCarthy hopes first victory will be Cork’s catalyst
• Magical Murphy saves the day for Donegal
• Rossies ‘fighting for their lives’ after Dubs grind them down
• Red Hand make most of Clarke’s dismissal as Harte runs show
• Conneally goal ensures there’s no way back for Mayo
• Galway boss praises ‘character’ of his dominant troops as
• Horan’s Mayo honeymoon ends
• GAA pays price for squeezing fixtures into time frame with no room to move
• IRELAND’S BRONZE AGE
• KINGDOM RISING ON TRACK AS O’SHEA STARS AGAIN
• MIDFIELD MALAISE MAY COST LIVERPOOL

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