Irish Independent - 2019-03-21

• First splits appear in the EU’s united approach over Brexit
• Tributes to inspiratio­nal HPV vaccine campaigner
• Ireland must box clever to rediscover killer punch See Sport
• Hotelier says PSNI ‘blackened his name’ with ‘drugs’ arrest
• Man who set his dogs on woman told the biggest he can now own is a terrier
• Unproven strikers must take their chances to impress
• How to wear a bold blouse – and what to pair it with
• Mindfulnes­s is easy ... if you forget about it
• Off-duty pilot saved 737 Max from tragedy one day before crash
• Warning: Rise in codeine addiction as workers seek hangover cure
• Mairead marks her 70th year with medal at Special Olympics
• EU leaders face a tough choice of dubious delay or a crash-out
• May’s move is playing brinksmans­hip with her government, the DUP – and European Union
• Ireland would suffer most from a no-deal Brexit – and backing down on the backstop could rule it out
• North’s farmers fear Border will be ‘loophole’ for State producers
• Tories turn on party leader as rivals circle
• Goodwill towards UK runs out in Brussels
• Commons close to meltdown as May stokes flames
• Danger: Gardaí train to combat drug-fuelled violence
• FAI refuses to clarify if Delaney will attend Oireachtas hearing
• €12m HSE payout for 19,000 ex-patients and relatives
• Outgoing hospital project director had been given job extension
• ‘It took years to get over the trauma of being diagnosed with cancer’
• Former Quinn executive had car set on fire and boiling water thrown in face, court told
• Victim of ‘horrific’ attack at Take That concert had clumps of hair ripped out
• No Google gaming for homes with bad internet
• Alleged IRA man ‘threatened teen after raping him’
• Irish Water to use UV light to disinfect waste at its €500m sewage plant
• Child porn accused fails to block US extraditio­n
• 77-year Spring political dynasty at an end
• Salon owner gives the chop to customers in ‘unhygienic’ pyjamas
• Manhunt for violent prisoner who escaped from hospital
• Politician­s past and present join mourners for funeral of former finance minister Ryan
• Worker sues An Post over ‘gay rumours and porn left on her bench’
• M&S to cut jobs as union warns of automated check-out threat
• More than 350 die in cyclone with hundreds still missing
• Probe will ask if Trump is under the influence of ‘foreign powers’
• Following Ireland’s U20 Grand Slam success Cian Tracey names five players to look out for in the future
• Karadzic’s jail sentence is increased to life by UN
• First of NZ mosque rampage victims buried
• No-deal anxiety is growing as May flounders yet again
• UK knows it’s in very deep trouble when even the inevitable is a big surprise to May
• Hair-raising: Is the idea of not shaving your armpits still taboo?
• I’m filling a memory box for my granddaugh­ter so she can see how we lived
• Two-In-One
• SATELLITE
• Injured Power plans to be back for Sandymount Duke’s Aintree tilt
• Fegan crowns fightback as Michael’s double up
• Deegan eager to stake his claim for Champions Cup clash
• Harrington hopes for good karma on return from injury woe
• Farrell to begin Ireland tenure with back-to-back home clashes
• Van Graan prepared to fast-track young guns
• Royal relief at last after 13 years away from big time
• Division 3 threat sees Cork football facing darkest day
• Naas double up thanks to Beirne’s extra-time salvo
• Cody repeats feat to inspire Kieran’s
• ‘I’m not a liar. If you ask me a question, you’ll get an answer’
• Pogba stirs pot by hinting at desire to play for Real
• Byrne buoyed by unexpected return to internatio­nal stage
• Keane hints at using Irish sides as England stepping stone
• It’s a happier camp with Mick here – Doherty
• Rule confusion row leaves Delaney and Harnedy in limbo
• Taylor targets ‘toughest opponent’
• KENNY STARTING TO KNOCK A TUNE OUT OF DUBS
• WYNNE ATALL COSTS IN THE WEST
• Lahinch kicks off Irish Open countdown on St Patrick’s Day
• To the Manor born at Adare
• Sharvin and Dawson outshine Dunne at Portmarnoc­k Links
• McKibbin and Galligan lead in Bridgeston­e Boys race
• If I had just one more round to play, it would be Lahinch

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