Irish Independent - 2019-03-19

• Tragic disco teens were ‘shining lights’
• May will be forced to seek Brexit extension
• ‘Substance over style’
• Catherine O’Mahony: Every parent can imagine getting the call they dread
• HSE lets firms track people seeking help on sex and health
• Alleged whistleblo­wer sends letter to Dáil committee on FAI governance
• Stuart Lancaster rules out role in Ireland’s coaching team
• Those who want to be Irish should know about citizenshi­p
• Mother who went missing on hen night found dead in lough
• Suspect arrested after three shot dead in tram attack
• Hats off to Ashleigh: Cable-tie design bags top award for milliner
• Garda Ombudsman probes death of two men in road crash
• ‘You can see it in them, the whole town is hurting’ – community left devastated by tragedy
• Teens were ‘shining lights’ and touched so many lives
• Mystery remains over missing Tina two years on as gardaí draw a blank
• ‘People were scratching, biting and grabbing anything they could to pull themselves up to breathe’
• Children’s hospital board refuses to release report into rising costs
• Coffee ‘can halt growth’ of prostate cancer cells
• With the clock ticking louder, the UK faces yet another hurdle
• Pound takes a fresh knock due to ‘febrile’ mood in UK parliament
• Ross under fire for leaving it late to outline ports’ contingenc­y plans
• Varadkar wants to give cash from hiked carbon tax to public rather than ring-fencing for energy projects
• Law to establish digital safety tsar to be passed this year, but Taoiseach puts onus on tech giants
• Compo gravy train rolls on as vested interests just have too much to lose
• Insurance reform ‘not being made a priority’ amid fraud unit ‘delay’
• Rising tide: Premiums push water park to brink of closure
• Tributes paid to former minister and ‘Gang of Five’ member
• Hospitals ‘face an impossible task’ filling 450 consultant jobs
• Infertilit­y hope: Men who struggle to conceive ‘still have healthy sperm’
• Teen Oisin helps Special Olympics team continue winning streak
• ‘Beast from the East’ burglar was caught by footprints in the snow
• Mosque shooter sacks lawyer and wants to represent himself at trial
• Fresh questions over how crash jet in which 338 died was approved to fly
• How the resilience of Syrian women and girls is inspiring a hard-fought battle for gender equality
• Further uncertaint­y will only lead to more chaos and bad choices as Brexit reaches its endgame
• Frank Coughlan
• Banks fight thousands of disputed tracker cases to stop bill hitting €1.3bn
• MAY MUST NOW REACH OUT AS BREXIT SHAMBLES INTENSIFIE­S
• Finance Ireland’s home run: lender targets mortgages
• Boeing shares fall as safety check process in the spotlight
• Fourth North firm to float on London market
• Commerzban­k chiefs start countdown to decision on Deutsche Bank merger
• This banking match made in haste smacks of despair
• $35bn Worldpay bid as payments sector booms
• EasyJet pulls out of talks to save troubled Alitalia
• ‘I didn’t think I was still in the risk bracket’
• Secret of success: Why Zara’s booming despite retail slump
• Bill Linnane: Mapping out a future career path is difficult, no matter your age
• Two-In-One
• SATELLITE
• Scoir Mear finally delivers the goods
• Porterfiel­d laments slow start in Afghanista­n Test defeat
• CCCC stick to schedule despite postponeme­nt
• Top-flight survival is worth fighting every inch for – Hughes
• Whelan: It was Dublin’s worst performanc­e in a few years
• Outclassed women need level playing field – Griggs
• Lancaster confident he can help players recapture form
• Edwards open to offers despite Wigan deal
• Rashford: Top four was ‘impossible’ under Mourinho
• McGoldrick’s ‘kick up the a**e’ is unerringly accurate
• ‘Bolters’ Cullen and Byrne may have role to play, insists McCarthy
• McCarthy needs to put smile back on Irish football
• Tyrone’s success shows that Dublin are struggling to find answers to direct questions
• WHERE IRELAND GO FROM HERE
• FRESH MENTAL APPROACH GETS RORY BACK ON MASTERS TRACK
• BARNES DEFEAT

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