Irish Independent - 2019-04-19

• Threat to tax ‘cuckoo funds’ as FG feels the heat on housing crisis
• Trump says he is in the clear after report is published
• John Downing:
• Minister keeping up pressure for history to be made a core junior cycle subject
• Teachers demand to have their lost wages restored after nurses win industrial dispute
• Faith burns brightly in aftermath of Notre-Dame blaze
• Michael Verney: ‘Staying up is our number one objective,’ says Carlow star
• Far-right populist parties could form EU’s largest group
• Children ‘were not cared for with dignity’, says archbishop
• Work of Nama won’t be suspended pending final report of probe into sale of NI loan portfolio
• Tom Collins:
• ‘I’ll have to tell my son that I am not part of it any more’
• Ireland’s unlikely leader bows out on his own terms
• Cairn Homes chief enjoys pay package of €920,000
• ‘Bankers hide their wrongdoing­s, we want to make individual­s accountabl­e’
• Taoiseach at odds with report as he insists councillor­s should get more power to adjust property tax in their area
• John Delaney to stop using FAI credit card after ‘stepping aside’
• Ex-boss raised Brexit fears, including funding cut, with Ross
• ‘I’m sad that I have to justify myself over foundation,’ says Giles
• Peace in North a beacon to the world, says Pelosi
• Wall of silence must fall so the lost children can be found
• Calls for criminal probe into deaths of infants
• Firm accused of ‘conflict’ in two hospital reports
• HSE urged to ‘come clean’ on Fair Deal fees
• Electrical fault ‘likely’ cause of fire disaster at Notre-Dame
• Fat-fighting genes are found in new study
• Counsel’s report is clear message to the public – and to Congress
• Only thing that saved president was that his orders were ignored
• Kim Jong-un test-fires new missiles
• Campaign pushed to get Clinton’s private emails
• Gridlock will escalate further at trolley-hit hospital, doctors warn
• Outdoor drinkers are facing fine of €2,500 at coastal beauty spot
• Garda traffic corps set to rise by 200 as death toll climbs past 2018 figures
• Wing and a prayer: 97pc fall in curlew numbers
• ‘Trainspott­ing’ actor shot dead on his doorstep as family inside
• Giving a subtle self-rewarding gift is a fine art
• ASSEMBLY IMPASSE AN INSULT TO SPIRIT OF GOOD FRIDAY DEAL
• If society was culpable it was due to Church brainwashi­ng
• A warm welcome back to our fine feathered friends
• Kingspan must identify bid partner – Recticel
• AIB joins First Data in €75m Payzone bid
• Blackstone boss says teachers shouldn’t pay tax in US shake-up
• THE BIG PICTURE
• Boeing chief upbeat that grounded jets will fly soon
• Unilever to accelerate growth as targets met
• Deutsche Bank prepares Plan B if merger talks fail
• Former top Unionist to sell newspaper business south of the Border
• Avengers Endgame: the state of play
• Jordan’s thriller good but not Greta
• Leslie Ann Horgan
• ‘Staying up is our number one objective’ – Kavanagh
• Ryan’s stay-at-home ‘gamble’ pays off with Croke Park title
• Meath legend Giles believes it’s ‘Super 8s’ or bust for Royals
• Napoli dazzled by Emery’s Europa League magic
• Sarri’s dream of silverware is still alive after Chelsea ease beyond Slavia
• Pochettino challenges the elite by making the most of his resources
• Players see opportunit­y for ‘massive change’ in League
• Tonight’s games
• London Irish on cusp of top flight and more major signings
• ‘At this stage you expect Jack to star in every game’
• Steady Bleyendaal may just be a better fit than Carbery for Saracens tie
• Lowry ‘chuffed’ to put Masters misery behind him and drive into clubhouse lead at Hilton Head
• Sonnes helps Toulouse rediscover their identity
• Munster can upset the odds to get better of Saracens
• Waterford in limbo as Euro denial prompts owner exit fear
• EVEN THE GENIUS OF GUARDIOLA PROVES UNABLE TO CONTROL THE UNCONTROLL­ABLES
• NICHOLLS EYEING MORE AFTER EARNING 3,000TH VICTORY
• Come to the Bower...
• Knock and load
• Open House
• Home Truths
• Forgotten bishop’s birthplace in Co Wicklow on the market for €1.15m
• Living the D4 dream with ‘Aisling’ in classic city bolthole in Donnybrook
• Camp out on the Dingle peninsula within walking distance of the beach
• Tutti Frutti
• Limekiln aimed at family buyers
• Foxbrook’s a right royal energy winner
• Close encounters of a Co Meath find
• Schools around the corner at Meadowbank
• Sea views and park life in store for Castle dwellers
• Four-bed mid-terrace build the latest offering at Portmarnoc­k
• Our property finance expert answers your questions
• A dormer that will extend your imaginatio­n
• The final frontier, when Kernoff boldly went...
• In the Salerooms
• ‘WE MUST BE AT OUR VERY BEST’
• O’Brien ready to deliver a crucial performanc­e
• ‘The first day our whole house played was great’
• ‘You wait to run out on big days like this’
• McGrath ready for duel with dangerous Dupont
• Dedicated coach is making a huge impact in Wexford
• Enniscorth­y reach AIL for first time with convincing Connemara win
• ‘THE HURT WILL HELP US GET THERE’
• ‘It’s been a long week but we’re up for the challenge’
• Munster must change their game-plan to smother Saracens
• A friendship forged in Canada has resulted in years of joy
• ‘I was on a hat-trick, I had a clear run in to the line and I dropped it’

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