Irish Independent - 2019-04-15

• Tiger’s tale of redemption:
• FAI scrambles to salvage €15m as Delaney and board on brink
• King Salah returns to his throne
• :: ‘The greatest comeback since Muhammad Ali’
• Eamonn Sweeney:
• Corbetts take part in documentar­y ‘to defend Jason’s name from Molly’s lies’
• Guinness ditches plastic from beer packaging
• Billy Keane:
• Young doctors are right to leave these shores
• How the right music can effectivel­y lull you to sleep
• You can’t silence me, congresswo­man tells Trump in bitter row over 9/11
• One in 16 hospital patients ends up sicker after picking upbugs
• Forensic audit of finances now needed to win back public trust
• Get house in order or miss out on €100m pot, Ross warns
• On the ‘money’ – how ‘Game of Thrones’ put us top of the must-visit list
• ‘Welcome to the beginning of the end’: reunions pave way for violence to come
• Gardaí claim Policing Authority is ‘expecting too much’ from force
• Allegation dominates AGSI talks as officials stay away
• Flooding threat and 110kmh gales to give way to 23C Easter temperatur­es
• Strength of Saracens set to destroy hopes of all-Irish final
• Primary pupil numbers fall in the west as pressure for places in capital rises
• Rural schools struggle to stay open as parents follow the jobs
• Archbishop warns against ‘new polarisati­on’ between schools with different ethos
• My son is being bullied for not playing school sports
• 230,000 children in poverty – ‘pay parents more and hike social welfare,’ says group
• ‘Living hell’ as children are placed in adult psychiatri­c wards
• Tributes paid to woman (75) who died in road crash
• Developer offers €69m for complex to build flats near new Facebook HQ
• Varadkar negotiates aid package worth millions even if there’s no Brexit
• Majority would now back a united Ireland – with support highest in the Border region, says poll
• Ahern and Blair deliver Good Friday warning and call for second referendum
• Linking welfare payments to rate of inflation will take politics out of it – minister
• Young mum forced to move to UK for double organ transplant after getting shock diagnosis
• Minister in EU talks to ‘cut vaccine hesitancy’
• Sending migrants to ‘sanctuary cities’ not president’s ‘ideal’ choice
• Egypt president meets Libyan commander as conflict escalates
• John Downing: Corporate governance is not fun or interestin­g or sexy but we all know how important it is
• Merkel’s hustings snub is sign of ‘dispute’ with party’s new leader
• Ancient anthrax spores return to plague the Arctic
• Mass hysteria or miracle in Ballinspit­tle? Maybe both...
• BREXIT MEANS EARLY UK VOTE – BUT A DELAYED ONE HERE
• We need to do something to hold onto our fed-up doctors
• Demand surges for office space amid €8.6bn spend
• Danish firm to launch in healthcare market here
• Balancing the rise of low-profit renewables with fall of fossil fuels
• Without a plan we keep being overwhelme­d by the latest crisis
• Daimler denies removing test-cheating software from diesel cars
• It’s not always good to talk
• ‘We need a new wave of authentic & appropriat­e mental health discussion­s’
• 4 myths about food and cancer
• My 10-year-old daughter wants us to let her have a phone as she feels socially excluded without one. Should we give in?
• I am worried about cancer. Should I try a HPV testing kit?
• How do you spot anaemia in children?
• Two-In-One
• SATELLITE
• Conti underlines his class on Irish debut
• Leclerc stews over team orders call
• Cullen wary of Toulouse’s ‘dangerous mix’ ahead of showdown
• My opinion is not that relevant – McCall
• Connolly and O’Carroll push their Dublin claims
• O’Connor’s club return hands Mayo a boost
• I have no real interest in football at the moment – MacNiallai­s
• Premier clubs warn FAI they are looking at 2020 options
• Lennon told to ignore ‘noise’ on job as Celtic reach decider
• League of Ireland
• Neuer scare as Bayern march on
• Sterling underlines growing maturity to keep City in box seat
• Buoyant Spurs look to Moura and Son to make up for absence of Kane
• Spirit of ’99 not on agenda for Solskjaer as United prepare Sebastian Schmeer
• Delighted Klopp ‘blown away’ as Kop hails Mo’s wonder strike
• Emery aiming to see off old pal Gracia
• Life lessons for us all as fallen idol gets back on pedestal
• From the depths of despair in a police car to return to game’s top table in a mere 674 days
• Paradise lost again for McIlroy as Augusta window closes a little tighter
• Remarkable road to recovery for superstar
• Woods puts years of despair behind him to reach pinnacle
• FRIEND INSISTS MORE TO COME FROM CONNACHT

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