Irish Independent - 2020-02-24

• Flood alert: communitie­s braced for ‘hell’
• Mortgage price war looms – as AIB reacts to rivals with rate cut
• Irish team now at crisis point
• Virus warning here as three die in Italy
• My mum is turning into a complete monster
• Charlie Weston: How switching lender could shave 10 years off your mortgage repayments
• Senior Garda trio to quit as chief ’s reform cuts top rank numbers
• ‘I tried to report pub drug dealer but there was no garda available’
• Does my 7-yearold need play dates every week?
• O’Donnell finds his range to stun the Cats and book play-off spot
• Beware fuelling copycat effect in coverage of Caroline’s suicide
• Sanders’ win in Nevada cements frontrunne­r status
• Prison officer arrested after air gun found in bag
• France warns of digital tax chaos without new deal
• ‘My heart is in constant pain’ – bereaved father is taking his life ‘minute by minute’
• Data worries delay plans to charge for excessive water use
• Rates may be finally falling but people can’t afford to buy
• Sinn Féin criticised for holding public ‘Trump-style’ rallies around the country
• Showing their hand: Where does your TD stand on the election of a new Taoiseach?
• President might think SF’s public meetings plan is ‘very smart’
• Letter passed on by minister may have got animal cruelty charge dropped, says farmer
• Stick to the deal, UK is warned as reports say it will try to dodge Brexit protocol
• Lord Mayor nominee says remarks about women ‘ill-chosen’
• ‘It’s bizarre, it has come out of nowhere’ – Irish woman living in Milan
• Letters containing hair and fingerprin­ts circulated as Strokestow­n stand-off goes on
• Report on mother and baby homes racism ‘must be released’
• Jurors warned to set emotions aside as murder trial nears end
• Boy (11) becomes fourth road death over the weekend
• Ryanair chief flies into storm after linking Muslim men to terrorism
• Doubling down: Children top users of libraries thanks to a ‘Wimpy Kid’
• The key issues as Supreme Court delivers its decision on Dwyer’s phone data case
• GAA referee Morgan dies two weeks after collapse before game
• Last Monday in September is peak day for divorce applicatio­ns
• We risk paying more but getting less now we’re out of EU ‘poor camp’
• Britain takes swipe at ‘indecisive’ EU over Brexit trade talks
• Senator’s path has echoes of Trump in 2016
• Voter turnout in Iran dips to ‘lowest in decades’
• ‘I’ll draw crowds of millions in India,’ forecasts Trump
• I still have a burning love for the black stuff
• CORONAVIRU­S DOESN’T FEEL SO REMOTE – WE MUST BE READY
• Politician­s must end crisis of distractio­n and heal nation
• Travel rights of Irish and British live on after Brexit
• Most workers aren’t happy with their current job
• Occupancy rates up but hotels fear slowdown
• If ethical investment is on your wish list, Porvair might be for you
• Coronaviru­s is laying bare the unhealthy vulnerabil­ity of economic globalisat­ion
• ‘It was like my son was repelled by me and my needy breasts’
• What I know about feeding babies
• ‘I was so determined to breastfeed my new baby after mastectomy’
• Ask the Doctor
• ‘I have the same rare disease that killed my brother’
• As Rare Disease Day falls this Saturday, Katie Woods tells her story of living with HHT — a genetic blood vessel disorder
• ‘There is an art to resting and it has nothing to do with your sleep habits’
• HOW TO UNPLUG AND RECHARGE
• It’s only Humen for men to talk about emotions
• ‘Post-kids, movie magic takes on a new meaning’
• SATELLITE
• Lacklustre effort sees Andy Dufresne beaten again in Naas
• Reed storms to WGC title after McIlroy challenge falls short in Mexico
• Railway Union secure promotion in European indoors
• Ronaldo equals record while Barca hit top spot in Spain
• City eyeing up Madrid clash with mix of revenge and redemption
• Veteran Kilduff insists Shels deserve their top-flight spot
• Tonight’s previews
• Fernandes shows shades of Scholes and Veron to lift sluggish Red Devils up to fifth
• Jota bags another brace as high-energy Wolves refuse to succumb to fatigue factor
• Hoops see off Kilmarnock to take major step towards title
• Missing time, missing goals prove costly for Donegal as Dublin prevail
• Childs play as Treaty dish out five-goal beating
• Saffrons reel Carlow in to snatch a draw
• Late wides cost Clare to ensure ‘scratchy’ win for Quirke’s side
• Consecutiv­e victories has ‘economical’ Cavan on top
• Clarke comes off bench to rescue point for Orchard
• Déise’s first points dents Sligo’s hopes
• Wexford show class to ease past poor London
• McCarthy on song as 13-man Mayo collapse
• McCarthy demands more as Cork get out of jail
• Late goals propel Down into promotion race
• Dubs, Donegal and Déise in battle to avoid Division 1 drop
• McShane injury adds more woe to record Galway defeat for Harte’s men
• Quinn’s dismissal disastrous for Leitrim
• McGuigan magic keeps Louth at arm’s length
• McEntee’s ire at black cards as Meath miss their chance
• Convincing Galway book spot in final
• Swan goal puts Dubs on road to victory
• Quinn goal key for Tyrone
• McNulty strike seals it for Down
• McGeehin’s heroics save Donegal
• Kiely praises Treaty finishers after late burst kills off Rebels
• Hat-trick hero Hayes makes it third time lucky for ‘Green’ giants
• Puirséil’s goal seals historic Eoin victory
• Déise delight as Cahill’s army show true grit
• McCarron goal in Farney rout helps Donegal put one foot in semi-finals
• Young gun Nally hat-trick hero for Faithful
• Conway keeps Kingdom on course
• Kelly on form as Banner record a famous victory against Kilkenny
• Sheridan strikes for in-form Lilies
• McGeever hat-trick inspires Derry
• Antrim run riot against 13-man Meath
• Sheedy thrilled to get returning stars game time
• Fitzgerald: We have a great game and it’s important that we mind it
• King stars as Laois guarantee top-flight status
• Powerful English bring Ireland’s unbeaten run to a shuddering halt
• Unable to pass or maul – this was hopeless from Ireland
• Ulster maintain their home rule
• Scots ‘back on track’ after Italian job
• Ireland are stuck in a moment
• Edwards winning over the French with ‘contagious’ case for defence
• England show where the pecking order lies to clip the wings of visiting wild geese
• This was the end of the beginning for Farrell
• Old problems laid bare as Ireland fail to live with raw power
• IRELAND RATINGS
• Sloppy effort leaves Farrell’s men with a sense of deja vu
• Farrell can’t afford to let loyalty to old guard dictate his selections
• Ireland fans should be most disappoint­ed by incoherenc­e of Twickenham performanc­e
• ‘I TOLD YOU SO’ – FURY ON TOP OF WORLD AFTER SUPERB WILDER TRIUMPH
• AUBAMEYANG BRINGS BACK GUNNERS SMILES

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