Irish Independent - 2020-05-12

• Gardaí to enforce two-week quarantine for passengers
• Back on form: Glamorous centenaria­n fights off Covid-19
• Drought warning as water usage soars in lockdown
• Leaving Cert students to be marked out of 1,000
• Students and hosts distraught while Gaeltacht regions count cost as summer without Irish college hits home
• How petty criminal’s role in murder plot revealed inner workings of Kinahan gang
• Why working mums are facing lockdown burnout
• Comedy legend Jerry Stiller dies aged 92
• Colm Keys : Last hope for games this year is all but extinguish­ed
• Bank shares plunge as coronaviru­s hit revealed
• Plug is pulled on Electric Picnic 2020
• Insights learned so far to help prevent second wave of the virus here
• Most of the population still at risk as immunity ‘at only 6pc’
• Johnson roadmap highlights different paths being taken by Ireland and England
• ‘Get it checked out’: Mum of two who beat cancer ‘worried’ by drop in number of referrals
• Johnson tells public ‘to use British common sense’ on new rules
• U-turn after Raab sows further UK confusion
• ‘Garden centres being shut for spring has been like losing Christmas for other stores’
• Covid-19 has reminded us of power in Nightingal­e lamp light
• Independen­t review team to examine claims of nursing home whistleblo­wer
• We’re in the middle of a pandemic – yet we’re still most concerned about our weight
• Spike of cases in Seoul and Wuhan raises fears about a second wave
• Maskless Pence back at White House after virus scare
• Nineteen Iranian sailors killed in training exercise mistake
• Energy providers are urged to reverse steep price increases
• Landlords who repeatedly flout tenancy laws free to keep letting Amy Molloy
• Rents record biggest monthly drop in 11 years as supply surges
• Park life: Animals at zoo missing the interactio­n with visitors
• Farming ‘must not be sacrificia­l lamb’ in Greens coalition talks
• Football star Wright ‘got racist abuse from account of Irish teen’
• Complaints over telecoms firms up 10pc this year
• ‘Safety first’: Norton upset as ‘we need Eurovision escapism more than ever’
• Limerick biker pleads for murder conviction to be overturned
• Porsche driver ‘filmed and mocked dying police officers’, court told
• Politician­s threatened by loyalist gang after INM journalist­s warned
• Suspects had no telephone traffic at time garda shot, court hears
• Farmer who was jailed loses bidtobeat bankruptcy
• Man jailed for beating his grandad to death over sex abuse claims
• Police crack down on pro-democracy rally as 230 protesters arrested
• Barr urged to resign after ‘assaulting the rule of law’ over Flynn case
• Enough is enough: we must get people back to work to end economic genocide
• Even with exams cancelled, there is no escaping the Leaving Cert nightmare
• UK’S EXIT FROM LOCKDOWN AND EU POSE THREATS HERE
• Repetition the key to solving Leaving Cert conundrum
• CapVest adds pork processor M&M Walshe
• Walsh warns IAG is burning cash as UK quarantine looms
• Ibec calls for a €15bn boost in State supports for struggling business
• Court confirms liquidator­s to Irish arm of Oasis, Warehouse
• Dramatic fall-off in CRO activity stokes deal fears
• Profits up as pharma firm Amryt avoids hit from virus
• Merkel seeks fix for court clash with EU
• TII and locals express concern over 29-storey tower plan
• Ryanair sues over French airlines rescue package as it fights virus bailouts
• Gráinne Sexton finds comfort in nostalgia for Trinity life
• In part two of the shaping up series, experts explain the importance of HIIT workouts
• SATELLITE
• French racing back with bang but British must wait
• Common good not too common
• League players are ‘frustrated’ over absence of return date, says PFAI chief
• Knight: First Division players ‘forgotten about’
• GAA’s return to play will involve delicate balancing act and best available advice
• Leading clubs seek U-turn on neutral venues
• IRFU decide to delay restart plans
• SPORTING RIVALRIES

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