Irish Independent - 2019-03-14

• It’s war: EU will retaliate over British tariffs threat
• ‘Dispose of clothes’ – note found in Pat Quirke’s home
• Elderly couple found dead in their bedroom ‘may have both fallen’
• Shamrocks and showers: snow, wind and rain all forecast for St Patrick’s festivitie­s
• Neil Francis: Wales sold us out – now, it’s time for revenge
• Beautiful bump: Meghan’s masterclas­s in third-trimester style
• Is it time to consider removing the backstop?
• USA latest to ground Boeing 737 Max aircraft
• Paedophile Pell (77) ‘showed no remorse’ for sex abuse of boys
• Tiger’s roar gives bookies a battering on windswept day
• Beef farming ‘won’t survive disastrous changes’ – sector reacts to tariff regime threat
• Tariffs will mean Irish steaks are 25pc dearer in the UK
• May raises threat of direct rule for North
• The shock from a hard Brexit would be felt immediatel­y
• If May wants to save Brexit and the UK she must learn to talk with MPs and not at themm
• Incompeten­t May is her own worst enemy – and she’s become ours too
• Plot to delay Brexit by years after rebels’ betrayal of May
• EU puts Britain in its place with two very blunt messages
• Nervous Britons have started to stockpile toilet rolls and pills
• Abortions: Bishops hit out over ads for doctors at hospital
• Rise in property sales – but Dublin now one of Europe’s dearest cities for renters
• Commission to quiz IFA over farmer data sharing
• Cutting legal aid ‘penny wise and pound foolish’
• Retailers struggle to compete as shopping on smartphone doubles
• Physicists manage to ‘turn back time’ in experiment
• Bank ‘morally reprehensi­ble’ in its loan deals with children of Seán Quinn
• Property tax laws stall sales, says Law Society
• Teenagers arrested after youth and garda attacked
• ‘He called me a monkey’ – man is ‘lucky to be alive’ following racist beating
• McClean awarded damages over ‘Provo’ slur
• Little scope to cut children’s hospital costs, says chairman
• Cancer patients’ hopes dashed by cuts to trials
• Irish climbers’ narrow escape from avalanche
• €20,000 for boy who cut eyebrow on bollard
• Tusla has yet to speak to scouting staff about claims
• Raiders who beat North Korea embassy staff have links to CIA – report
• Biden offers much more than Trump – he’s offering the American Dream
• Protests as torture prison becomes a five-star hotel
• Six pupils among 10 killed as gunmen storm Brazil school
• Twelve crushed to death as children trapped in fallen building
• Trump aide Manafort faces nearly seven years in prison
• PUNTERS BACK ON A ROLL
• ‘Machine’ is cranked up and Un De Sceaux shows no signs of slowing down
• ’Supa’ can continue Festival love affair and deny Faugheen fairytale
• Memories of Big Buck’s as Paisley Park’s rating rises
• Donoghue’s redemption song helps Tiger Roll ease worries for Elliott team
• Awesome Altior shreds Henderson’s nerves on way to place in history books
• MICHAEL VERNEY’S DAY 2 RACE READS
• O’Brien’s star soaring with glory for ‘Outlaw’
• McCoy slams BHA’s decision to ban amateur jockey Lavery
• RACE-BY-RACE GUIDE TO DAY 3
• Liz Kearney
• MAY’S TARIFF PLAN PLACES OUR FARMERS IN BREXIT CROSSHAIRS
• Why we can’t trust Britain over any of its agreements
• S Green giants: Irish emigrants who helped change the world
• Suits you:
• Bairbre Power
• Two-In-One 1
• Davy Fitz: We can live with anyone on our day
• Farce as Fresher hurling final teams turn up at different venues
• Pressure on Katie to deliver in big-money Philadelph­ia showdown
• Crokes star White expects ‘high-scoring’ Corofin clash
• Watershed day in Six Nations history
• Bowe: Beirne capable of slotting into any system
• We need more games, women’s rugby in
• Byrne and Casey passed fit for Ireland U-20s
• Ireland cannot go on the way it is – Peat
• Bench aims to make big impact
• IRFU could profit from Six Nations sale
• Mannion clinches Garbally double
• Last-gasp Almeida seals Junior glory
• Kenny sticks to principles as Parrott makes cut in first squad
• Southgate jumps to defence of Rice after England inclusion
• Lacazette’s reduced ban branded ‘bizarre’ by Rennes boss
• Fabulous night suggests there are some red-letter days ahead
• Sarri fears for safety of players over ‘dangerous’ surface
• Donoghue seeks Galway depth charges in effort to reclaim Liam MacCarthy
• Curtis doubtful for qualifiers after losing finger
• Mane leaves Bayern in a spin
• Henderson injury opens door for Beirne to start
• Tyrone have no scars from Dubs defeats, insists Harte
• McILROY NEEDS TO SORT OUT SUNDAY BLUES
• We all need to believe the Dubs can be stopped – Harte
• DRIVING FORCE
• Leona Maguire’s latest column – Around the world in 40 days
• Tea time leads to new Kildare Senior Alliance
• Laytown and Bettystown offers ideal West warm-up
• O’Keeffe targets Kerry Scratch Cup hat-trick
• Hermitage Ladies Scratch Cup celebrates 48th year
• Faldo Series provides boost for ILGU Girls
• Big year ahead at Rosses Point
• Bravo as Julie McCarthy makes Arnold Palmer Cup team
• Rogan and Foley beat Portmarnoc­k crosswinds

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