Irish Independent - 2021-01-26

• Level 5 lockdown until the first week of March
• Cheapest Dublin flat requires income of €100,000
• 50 years of All-Star gold
• Starstruck: Chefs’ Michelin delight
• Closing border to all but essential travel is drastic but necessary
• Baffling tactics and splits in the dressing room – how it ended for Lampard at Chelsea
• ‘They’ve a long way to go’ – Corless on council’s Tuam home apology
• ‘I was good at lying to hide my gambling problem’
• Putin defends crackdown on protests in Russia
• Brexit tariffs on flour could force 9pc jump in price of bread for shoppers
• Man used GoCar to steal cash from ATMs, court is told
• Surely it’s time to adopt Zero Covid strategy
• Over-70s facing vaccine delays as EU warns AstraZenec­a of action over jabs shortfall
• A change in approach is vital to stop lockdown cycle
• Intensive care cases ‘will stay high for weeks’
• Notions of emerging from pandemic have been dented as long road still lies ahead
• High Court refuses to issue injunction allowing coursing to restart in lockdown
• Fraud alert as internatio­nal gangs use vaccine scam to claim PUP
• Hundreds under arrest after riots over virus curfew across Netherland­s
• Tánaiste says economy will ‘take off like a rocket’ after Covid as jobless number soars
• Lotto to end use of credit cards for gambling
• ‘Worst-case scenario’ as rate of global ice loss soars by 65pc in 23 years
• TDs call for vital health costs deal with North to be activated
• Ireland will only have role in Biden’s new EU relationsh­ip by pushing hard to get space
• Warning medical negligence claims will spiral until reforms implemente­d
• Hitman guilty of attempted murder in gang feud faces life sentence
• Fíona Ní Chinnéide: We must stop using prisons to fill gaps in care for women on margins
• Dozens held in jails due to a lack of space in the Central Mental Hospital
• Failure to believe in doing things better could sink a good idea
• Mother with cancer ‘will not see kids grow up’, court hears
• Teenagers charged with sexual assault of another boy
• Cahill wins right for candidates to keep home addresses hidden
• Trump charged with inciting insurrecti­on at the US Capitol
• Giuliani sued for $1.3bn by vote machine firm over ‘big lie’ poll claims
• From prime ministers and premiers to pastoralis­ts and poets, Australia’s history is also, in part, Ireland’s story
• Firms go on trial over sale of Agent Orange for use in Vietnam War
• It’s a dog’s life in lockdown – and Lola is loving it
• Boohoo and ASOS move for Debenhams and Arcadia brands
• Irish-backed ‘blank cheque’ firm lifts US flotation proceeds to $330m
• Cairn sells 11.5-acre Wicklow site to Dept of Education
• Applegreen plots major acquisitio­n on US east coast
• Unit of Dublin lessor Goshawk sues Garuda Indonesia for $5m
• Personio set to hire 140 people in Dublin
• One in five firms don’t know if they’re processing minors’ data
• Major investor in Dublin real estate looks to exit the capital
• Branching out: Aldi Ireland to plant a million native trees
• ECB is considerin­g letting inflation drift above the 2pc target rate
• Gerry Gannon entitled to €2m from airport car park operator, court rules
• Hauliers threaten stoppage if Brexit issues don’t get sorted
• ‘We’d never cooked before Covid – now we are hooked’
• Katie Byrne Women have more regrets than men after drinking, but why?
• ‘When I served a roast chicken for Christmas, I was so proud of myself ’
• Rise of the domestic robots
• Your Stars
• SATELLITE
• McCain may ‘Pass’ up Cheltenham for Aintree
• Ireland call for electric Casey points to Farrell’s future vision
• Connacht must fix leadership issues to regain their home rule
• United hailed for same tactic that was ridiculed one week earlier
• Winks and Ndombele leave it late as Spurs avoid FA Cup upset
• Loan star Odegaard primed to fill creative void for Gunners
• Meet the high-maintenanc­e ‘mad genius’ Chelsea have turned to – Thomas Tuchel
• Former Rossies keeper Curran believes GAA must embrace idea of inter-county transfers
• Prenty: Covid made counties cut their cloth
• Clifford can let football do talking after maiden season to forget as Kerry captain
• All-Ireland finals to be postponed until August
• Furlong to make Leinster return
• SUNDAY SLIP-UPS STILL HOLDING BACK McILROY
• FARRELL’S SQUAD IS GOOD ENOUGH T0 WIN SIX NATIONS
• Tuchel joins Blue bubble in time for Wolves game as Lampard axed

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