Irish Independent - 2019-03-08

• Bumper insurance profits spark call for premium cuts
• Gender equality: ‘Men’s interest is teeny-weeny’
• Clodagh Hawe murder: review to examine Garda probe
• Motorists left in state of flux on green cards needed to drive in the North after Brexit
• Women’s Day more about socialist activism than tackling real issues
• The Critics: Brie Larson stars in ‘Captain Marvel’
• Tuchel is right: VAR has a problem with handballs
• Scientists catch ‘electric bacteria that eat pollutants’ for first time
• Watt faces claims public was ‘sold a pup’ over cost of hospital
• Rental sector a ‘release valve’ for the housing crisis, says Cairn Homes chief
• Caught orange handed – fake tan is most shoplifted item in pharmacies
• ‘It’s all up to the UK to salvage Brexit now,’ says Varadkar
• Bradley a prime example of British establishm­ent’s attitude to North
• Coveney ‘significan­tly’ curtails St Patrick’s trip but Taoiseach still off to see Trump
• €100m wiped off the cattle trade leaves farms on brink
• NI secretary ‘profoundly sorry’ after saying security forces killings were not crimes
• ECB delays rate rise to 2020 as eurozone stutters
• Gender policies should not be rolled out just once a year
• Murder-suicide probe as bodies of three people are found in flat
• Varadkar accused of stunt over property tax delay
• Taxpayers sold a pup over spiralling hospital cost: PAC
• Six-year-old Kayla ‘wiped out in hours’ by meningitis, says mum
• Non-antibiotic drug could halt sepsis spread
• Arrest over the theft of Crusader skull from church crypt
• RTÉ refuses to explain ‘vandalism’ of sports article that led to apology to footballer
• Public service unions to push for pay hike in wake of €35m deal for nurses
• Manafort gets four years in jail for bank and tax frauds
• US senator alleges she was raped by a superior officer in Air Force
• How ‘femvertisi­ng’ edged out feminism
• Cardinal guilty of failing to report sex-abuser priest
• Trimble attitude to no-deal Brexit risk is incredible for Good Friday deal architect
• Nothing gets lost in translatio­n for Brits
• WOMEN HAVE MADE GAINS BUT MORE BATTLES MUST BE WON
• Bradley’s ignorance on the Troubles shows double-think
• Penneys owner to shift 220 jobs to Dublin
• Record profits of $85m for Dublin lessor Fly Leasing
• Gain of 4,500 Brexit relocation jobs, IDA says
• High-end retailer LK Bennett on the verge of collapse
• Ireland pursued over EU travel law failure
• Music academy given €60,000 in shares
• Dole deal boosts Total Produce earnings
• Irish stores escape LK Bennett woe
• Mike Ashley launches boardroom coup to take over Debenhams chain
• Leslie Ann Horgan:
• SATELLITE
• O’Brien not fazed by Sir Erec setback
• McDowell puts Open dream ticket out of his mind at Bay Hill
• O’Carroll back in training after returning to Crokes
• Dockrell set for his 200th cap as Ireland prepare for Afghan duel
• Cantwell heads drive to break down barriers for women in sport
• Ireland U-20s aim to topple world champions and keep Grand Slam dream alive
• McCarthy delays big decisions by naming long list of possibles
• Sarri revival continues for dominant Blues
• UEFA probe City finance claims
• ‘Tinkerman’ Schmidt still looking for Cup formula
• Tadhg Furlong:
• Gunners blow it: Red card turns tide in Europa
• ‘We do have players that can score’ – McCarthy
• SOLSKJAER ‘CERTAIN’ TO GET JOB
• OFFALY STARING INTO RELEGATION ABYSS
• Magne: ‘We lost a sense of who we were as French players’
• Doubling back on the 1950s
• Eleanor Flegg looks at the trendiest armchairs on offer
• The Cobh house associated with Ireland’s first female freemason
• A restored 19th-century woodsman’s cottage in a County Wickow valley
• Walking in the footsteps of a General among the hedgerows of Connemara
• Butterfly effect makes for a pleasing outlook at West Road in East Wall
• Make a pitch for Loughlinst­own with a ‘transfer’ to Wyattville Park
• Garden blooms close to city centre
• Keep up with the Joyces near Clongowes for €375,000
• Jockey for position near the Navan races
• Own your own fort close to Irish mythologic­al site
• Green for go at 78-unit Ballyculle­n scheme
• Belarmine’s new lineout in rugby country
• The Ryan Review
• Go for a dander to the Dodder at foothills of the Dublin Mountains
• Home Economics
• IKEA – cloudy with no chance of meatballs
• Autumnal hues courting two tennis clubs
• A new interest in the Chinaman of Bundoran
• A Senior Cycle in our schools to answer Ireland’s call
• Supporting the true meaning of our flag
• ‘I value the importance of history’
• Overview of History Lesson Plans
• The Mansion House and the First Dail
• Protocols for the use of the Irish Flag
• Craggaunow­en, Malahide Castle & Newbridge House
• Kerry Group Scholarshi­ps and Flag Day
• Bunratty Castle and King John’s Castle
• Who were the Black and Tans?
• Gaisce Silver Medal and LikeMinded Initiative
• Shannon Heritage, GPO Witness History
• Ireland’s War of Independen­ce
• Awards & Scholarshi­p
• “What the flag’s message of peace mean to me”
• JUNIOR CYCLE NOTES
• Limerick’s treasure: King John’s Castle
• Newbridge House and Farm
• Washington Monument Plaque

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