Irish Independent - 2019-04-16

• The heart of Paris burns
• Cash crisis for Fair Deal as nursing home demand soars
• Delaney digs in as FAI waits on investigat­ion before final call over his future
• Associatio­n had used up all funding when €100,000 loan was received
• Lowry’s evidence on Quirke described as ‘the most devious poison’
• Green Reit shares up as Vernon and Gunne pull trigger on sale of property group
• No closure, but this could be the start of a long goodbye
• City of Lights now needs another Victor Hugo to champion its Gothic survivor
• ‘Drag story time’ for children cancelled at library following backlash
• Would-be buyers sleep in their cars in ‘‘Hunger Games’ for housing’
• Third of bank staff concerned by failure to act in customers’ interests
• ‘There’s an ouchy in my head’: Little Ruby battles brain tumour
• First Budget surplus for State since 2007 as ‘lost decade’ took toll on national purse
• Patients still in dark about public hospitals charging on the double
• Why I changed my mind over ‘Fortnite’ as youngsters fight for an adult-free childhood
• Pe losi ple dges to block Trump from UK trade deal unless the Good Friday accord protected
• ‘A betrayal’ – rural Ireland left to wait yet again for broadband
• Dublin is ‘group of death’ in elections that will make Europe much more interestin­g
• AGSI to fully support garda facing security work probe
• HSE asks court for order over ‘man’s refusal to leave facility’ after being discharged
• Motorists face more M7 misery with roadworks to last until July
• Three-tier divide opens up as Vhi covers its private patients’ costs for top cancer drugs
• Trump lashes out as redacted Mueller report due this week
• Omar ‘facing death threats’ over 9/11 video
• Putin plans first summit with Kim next week
• Assange used embassy as ‘centre for spying’
• Ian O’Doherty
• Delaney was off the ball with lack of explanatio­n
• Why wealth of experience is no longer valued
• Those who turn down social housing create a new scandal
• It got in on the bottom so Green Reit doesn’t have to call the top to get out ahead of the market
• A massive imbalance in favour of bankers means that this initiative looks doomed from the start
• Tech giants face copyright bill as EU states back crackdown
• UK defies Brexit odds as investment hotspot
• Intel clears way for $4bn Irish plant to get planning nod
• Trump advises Boeing to rebrand troubled 737 MAX
• Profits leap to €2.1m at family-owned fish distributo­r HJ Nolan
• Don’t retire — rewire
• Surviving midterm It’s a doddle when your kids have a castle to invade
• Boys to men Gender equality should be intrinsic when raising kids
• Meade hope in ‘terrific shape’ for National bid
• Carlow primed to fight trio’s bans in effort to save season
• Rejuvenate­d Tiger has ‘got me shaking in my boots’ – Nicklaus
• Wallabies and Cheika stand firm over ‘disrespect­ful’ Folau
• We are in a better place this year, warns Sarries head coach McCall
• Contepomi wary of threat posed by Toulouse young gun Ntamack
• Ronaldo the big threat to Ajax hopes of a fairytale
• Hoban’s last-gasp spot-kick sinks Bohs
• Defences on top in Showground­s stalemate
• Toner red costs Pat’s after early Derry blitz
• O’Neill spot on to leave Rebels reeling
• Barca with point to prove spells trouble for United
• Old menacing snarl disappears as tamed Tiger finally learns how to win as himself
• Van Graan open to legends’ return
• Solskjaer’s call for United heroes:
• New Nike deal can make Tiger richest athlete in history
• FRUSTRATED McILROY FINDS GRAND SLAM STRAIN TOO DIFFICULT TO BEAR
• GUNNERS BOOST CHAMPIONS LEAGUE HOPES AFTER WATFORD BATTLE
• JOSEPH O’BRIEN:
• Peter O’Mahony says Munster are ‘different animal now’

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