Irish Independent - 2021-02-10

• Covid payment shock – thousands will owe income tax this year
• Trump is US’s ‘worst nightmare come to life’, trial is told
• Pandemic Pets
• On the frontline: ‘It’s heartbreak­ing. It will never leave you’
• Revealed: here’s how big freeze will affect your region
• We need as a society to stamp out the insidious crime of stalking
• Tony Evans: The crucial questions facing Liverpool
• Irish aerospace firm Atlantic Aviation buys UK operation
• ‘Merciless’ Russia faces threat of more sanctions from EU
• Lynsey flies to Mexico for immunother­apy
• Safety advice: Road users urged to show caution as snow arrives
• Health chiefs need to realise journalist­s asking hard questions can only be good for the country
• Thirty complaints of GPs charging for Covid consultati­ons
• Covid pandemic fallout is a tsunami of missed care and mental strain on health staff
• €500 fine for travel may be hiked to deter holidaymak­ers
• Contact tracers not allowed to work remotely despite staff shortages
• Helix theatre to be venue for first mass vaccine clinic for over-70s
• No mass return of students to third level before summer break
• Here’s what has changed about tax due on PUP
• Remote workers get average of just €26 in tax relief to cover costs
• Donohoe confirms VAT to rise 2pc at end of March
• ‘My biggest competitio­n on morning radio is from my god-daughter Doireann’ – Dempsey
• Fingleton (83) claims that he’s too sick to face IBRC civil action
• Man who threatened to murder ex-wife and assaulted her with belt is jailed for five years
• Spending watchdog seeks to block formal appointmen­t of health chief
• ESB defends plan to turn museum into luxury apartments
• National Children’s Hospital ‘delayed by two years and could cost more than €2bn’
• Senior Canadian police officer one of two women appointed to key Garda roles
• Bill to allow naming of child victims to be passed ‘in weeks’
• UAE joy as Hope probe enters Mars orbit after near miss
• Irish gaming software firm SportCalle­r in €40m deal
• Thousands of complaints made to ombudsman are unresolved
• ‘It was pure luck that we found her… the poor dog was frozen’
• Rejecting the military coup
• Draghi forges consensus among warring parties in Italy
• US sends ‘clear message to Beijing’ with exercises in the South China Sea
• Water supply hack highlights vulnerabil­ity to cyberattac­ks
• I implore fellow Republican­s to do the right thing – and convict Trump
• The little things will mean even more this Valentine’s Day
• SUCCESS DEPENDS ON SWIFT REACTIONS TO NEW THREATS
• Now is the time to address issues of post-Covid travel
• MEPs’ tougher rules for Big Tech create a dilemma for Ireland
• Big spending and loose central
• Zeus buys Austrian firm to complete €40m plan
• Searmanas bronnta céime do Lauren... ar Oileán Thoraí!
• Glór na Gaeltachta
• Fada ag fanacht le seirbhís Ghaeilge
• Cluas na Seachtaine
• Scrúdú mór eile agus na Francaigh ar a mbealach
• BUAITEOIRÍ NA SEACHTAINE
• Final Nama tally to beat €4bn, says McDonagh
• Apple in fast lane as road tests on self-driving car improve
• IRFU should make brave call on Sexton and Ryan
• European Parliament seeks binding recycling and raw materials targets
• Biden courts big business to back $1.9trn stimulus package
• Family life Bill Linnane longs for a bit of distractio­n from his 5km-existence
• Now is the time to consider PLC courses
• Cheltenham not on the agenda for exciting Gentlemans­game
• Leitrim create their own big jackpot
• Dockrell and Tector picked to lead experience­d Irish Wolves selection
• Easterby outlines plans to halt the French
• Late blow for Hammers as McTominay breaks Irons
• No tomatoes and lots of sleep – how Tom Brady has avoided middle-age slide
• A whiff of hypocrisy over Rebel deal
• Mind games: French medics say Sexton shouldn’t play
• Cynical play motions face changes after county chiefs raise concerns

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