Irish Independent - 2019-03-18

• PROUD TO BE IRISH:
• Two partygoers dead and three hurt in ‘stampede’ at teen disco
• ‘My son’s girlfriend is having an abortion and I’m devastated’
• Property tax cuts to benefit Dublin most
• Daniel McDonnell:
• Should I persist with a four-month screen ban?
• Tony Ward: Ireland look like a team bereft of leadership
• Children better off when parents are married
• Terrorist behind massacre at two mosques ‘acting alone’
• Boost for 5G as Vodafone extends trial coverage in Dublin Docklands
• Sun shines as two million line the streets for 150 parades
• Organisers silent over why McGregor was ‘special visitor’ alongside Varadkar
• ‘Offensive and an embarrassm­ent’ – McDonald under fire over banner
• Winning feeling: Corofin and Ballyhale Shamrocks reign supreme in club finals
• ‘I hope my actions can inspire LGBT youth’ – Varadkar
• Horror five-car motorway crash leaves one dead and 11 injured
• May could crank up pressure on MPs to support her deal by delaying third vote
• If UK capitulate­s on deal, the EU will blackmail and humiliate us
• Chancellor to review spending for the North amid claims of a ‘bung’ to gain DUP’s votes
• Not even a second referendum will solve this mess – and a soft exit is now the best we can hope for
• Brexit could set back decades of progress – Archbishop Martin
• ‘Law must apply to everyone’ – Corbyn backs charging soldier for murder over Bloody Sunday
• Breakthrou­gh as urine test could lead to early diagnosis of prostate cancer
• HIV cases up 56pc as sexually transmitte­d diseases soar
• Flamboyant Fred bows out of ‘Dancing With The Stars’ ahead of final
• National security chief to be in place this year: Varadkar
• Householde­rs deserve answers – and soon
• Schmidt heavily outfoxed in the psychologi­cal battle as Ireland fail in rain-sodden al fresco test
• Fears grow after woman goes missing on hen night
• Tributes as Fine Gael stalwart and former finance minister Ryan dies aged 90
• Bide n’s slip te lls Democrats he’s ready to run in 2020 election
• New crackdown as the Champs-Élysées burns
• Ethiopia crash data ‘similar to previous 737 Max 8 disaster’
• Looking at the stars from Brexit gutter
• ST PATRICK’S DAY MISSION HAD MORE SIGNIFICAN­CE THIS YEAR
• Web of despair has much to answer for in modern world
• Central Bank warns of ‘initial’ sharp Brexit shock
• UK ‘fudge and delay’ will help economy
• WH Smith untroubled by internet while sales soar with airport shops
• MEDIA BITES
• New EU whistleblo­wer protection plan will put more onus on the private sector
• Life after lymphoma: the long road back to health
• How not to grow old: the secrets of successful ageing
• My younger boy competes with his older brother and we are worn out trying to keep harmony between them
• What I’m really thinking ...about alcohol
• I have am ole that is itchy& sore. Should I get it checked?
• Can I treat an ingrown hair infection at home?
• Two-In-One
• Moyhenna romps to 25-length success
• Rovers rally to Mills Cup glory
• Balbirnie and O’Brien dig in to give Ireland a sliver of hope
• Wolves in dreamland after hitting new heights
• Swansea won’t complain over absent VAR in Cup defeat
• Brighton can derail City’s quadruple bid, insists Hughton
• Mane proves pivotal again as Liverpool return to top
• Sarri at a loss to understand Chelsea’s painfully familiar capitulati­on
• Shock call for Byrne as injury rules O’Dowda out of qualifiers
• Zidane secures victory on his Real return
• Graham rues Cavan failings as Monaghan eye survival
• O’Brien livid with referee after late Down score
• Galway see off Tipp to book place in semi-finals
• McErlain still wary of Leitrim
• Model ‘composure’ key
• Murray ‘makes the difference’
• Fitzpatric­k at the double
• Horan’s men take lead from St Patrick to remind us they can still prosper
• Armagh end unbeaten Fermanagh run to ensure safety
• Reilly steps up to turn tide and put Meath on cusp of return to big time
• Cunningham demands ‘leadership’ and desire in bid to avoid drop
• O’Neill laments second-half collapse as Kildare hang on
• Davy Fitz at a loss after Galway send out warning
• ‘That just isn’t good enough’ – Gavin lays down law to flat Dubs
• Rampant Offaly send Wexford down
• Kenny’s Dublin surprise all except the boss in Tipp upset
• Fanning delighted as ruthless Waterford book place in semis
• Cody admits he has plenty of work to do after Rebels loss
• Fennelly puts King Henry’s troops on glory path to seventh heaven
• Katie’s best likely yet to come with her holy grail now in reach
• Battling Broadhurst wins gold on her birthday
• Bottas free of doing porridge in shadow of Hamilton after opening victory
• Boyle leads the charge to put Michael’s in dreamland
• Tears of joy as Slam dream is fulfilled
• Jones: England still carrying scars from World Cup exit
• Irish campaign ends with a whimper after comprehens­ive Wales defeat
• Leadership void and lack of trust in back-up halves cast a long shadow
• Tactics talk: Wales have homework done as they nullify Ireland’s set-piece threat
• Self-harm at the root of struggle in the Cardiff storm
• Gatland’s ethos and unwavering belief elevate his players far above their natural station
• Ireland victims of tactical straitjack­et tailored to fit
• Schmidt’s review must start at home
• IRELAND RATINGS RÚAIDHRÍ O’CONNOR
• Gatland and Wales gobble up Ireland’s errors and the glory
• COROFIN KICK BACK
• RORY SOARS AT SAWGRASS TO TAKE PLAYERS CHAMPIONSH­IP TITLE
• GAVIN’S WARNING SHOWS WORRYING SIGNS FOR DUBS

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