Irish Independent - 2019-03-15

• Trump tariff threat to Irish trade adds to Brexit chaos
• CHELTENHAM DAY FOUR
• Love-rival trial: ‘We’ll watch you until you crack’ text sent to Lowry
• Copper Face Jacks could be yours . . . for a cool €40m
• Irish dancers ‘not allowed to perform on the spot’ in St Patrick’s Day parade
• Teenage climate activists deserve more than our scorn
• Martin Breheny Luck of draw ensures lopsided hurling league
• The 10 pop culture moments that define us
• Sweet-toothed children put us near top of league for sugar intake
• Beto O’Rourke joins crowded field for Democratic primary contest
• Another fall in number in mortgage arrears as court repossessi­ons now at a nine-year low
• Punters enjoy luck of Irish at Cheltenham as bookies hit for €58m
• Parties have one eye on calendar as they remain in election holding pattern
• May clings to hope she can finally lug her mouldy old deal over the line with big-stick approach
• Ireland experience­s most rapid growth of any eurozone country since 2014
• Uncertaint­y remains, but it’s now highly unlikely the UK will leave on March 29
• Trump warns Taoiseach of EU tariff war
• ‘We are all God’s children’ – Leo makes his LGBT point to Pence
• Miriam takes on Facebook over ‘false’ adverts
• If the dead could speak to us, they’d say ‘forgive’
• Family fury that only one soldier to be prosecuted
• Soldier ‘thrown under bus’ – British veterans
• Going green: Thousands on the move as we celebrate St Patrick’s festivitie­s
• Drivers warned over breath-test kits amid 17pc hike in arrests
• Roof battle illustrate­s how Wales will refuse to give an inch
• Special Olympics opening ceremony has real Irish feel to it – now the games begin
• Family to hear details of how Jastine (24) was murdered
• Irish women still travelling to Britain in droves for abortions
• Special needs assistants seek same breastfeed­ing breaks as school teachers
• Property prices fall for the third month in a row as demand eases
• ‘Extreme bullying’ schoolboy told to pay out €1,000
• From ‘Bosco’ to ‘Playback’: RTÉ’s Marian retires
• ‘Denise – come back to me’: mother found body of daughter lying in road
• Thieves fooled into stealing fake painting
• Allow yourself a smile at the fall of Trudeau
• Trump’s ‘dirty trickster’ pal Stone gets date for trial over ‘lying to Congress’
• House votes for Mueller report to be released in ‘clear signal’
• French to probe the black boxes from Boeing 737 Max air disaster
• ‘Racist and fascist’ – Spanish right attacked over baby offer
• Government is distressin­g overstretc­hed homeowners with silence on property tax
• Sometimes all the hard work doesn’t add up
• TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE BUT LET US PROTECT PEACE WE HAVE
• Another referendum is the honest thing for UK to do
• ANALYSIS
• Killeen gets green light for 6,000-car hub Ryanair confident 737 Max ban won’t hit its summer schedule
• Global store and online sales in 2018
• Debenhams pays lip service to Ashley’s €132m loan offer
• Killeen gets green light for 6,000-car hub near airport
• Fane Valley buys duck producer Silver Hill, promises investment
• Green light for new hotel near Twitter’s Dublin HQ
• I loved my dress — til I saw it on an 85-year-old
• Roberts shines as mum of an addict in moving new drama
• Dearth of Kerry goals no concern for Keane
• Nudie backs rising star O’Hanlon to lift Farney spirits
• Fermanagh win in Armagh should seal promotion
• Shefflin has everything required to be next Top Cat – Holden
• Boyles appointed women’s caretaker boss
• Milner passes every endurance test to be key cog for Klopp
• Red-hot Arsenal front line tear Rennes apart to reach last eight
• Giroud on fire as Chelsea stroll through
• Rodgers to aid hunt for new recruitmen­t boss
• ‘You follow them, which is as good a compliment as I can give’
• History beckons for Grand Slam-chasing Ireland U-20s
• Farrell blow as Lancaster opts to extend stay with Leinster
• Trimming Ryan down to size is priority for Beard
• Luck of the draw ensures inequality will be rampant in next year’s hurling league
• World Rugby pushes ahead with tournament plans
• Bullish Taylor insists she’s ready to dominate
• Cats and Cork poised to appeal suspension­s
• SOARING AT SAWGRASS
• Stephen Ward retires from internatio­nal football
• Get in tune with the Kingdom
• Going cosmic with neon
• Blackrock boating
• On with the Show
• Home Truths
• Pieces of history at Lios Ciúin in Co Meath with a B2 energy rating
• On view – home and artwork
• Charming Lodge in Howth with sea views as well as plans for expansion
• Trip the light fantastic in Goatstown’s energy-efficient daughter-house
• Premium storage at Crofton Hall
• Five-star hotel facilities at luxury €1m Rathgar builds
• Hatch a plan to work remotely in Gorey
• Compliment­ary fit-outs in Temple Mills
• Mews with riverside views a perfect fit for trader-uppers
• Our property finance expert answers your questions
• From dead women’s fingers...
• LIZZIE’S LAST LAUGH
• Rebels with a good cause – Coleman and Fehily show practice makes perfect
• Glorious touch of Frost warms Festival hearts on landmark day for racing
• Bellshill can change tune for Mullins and end Gold Cup misery
• It’s hard to see our quartet beating Presenting Percy if he brings his best form after audacious journey
• O’Brien: Sir Erec has favourite’s chance
• MICHAEL VERNEY’S DAY 3 RACE READS
• Festival winner Walsh takes aim at BHA’s crackdown
• Clan Des Obeaux can provide high five for Nicholls
• ‘Percy’ has potential but time to go ‘Native’ again
• RACE-BY-RACE GUIDE TO DAY 4

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