Irish Independent - 2021-02-27

• Will the real James Lowe please stand up
• FG ministers to turn down pay increase
• Brothers’ horrific murder sparked by row over farm
• ‘Kids were collecting used bullets that were on the ground’
• Surely 5pc of my salary is enough to be putting into my pension?
• Martina Devlin:
• Optimism rises restaurant­s and bars will be open again in summer as infections fall
• ‘Beyond comprehens­ion’: Neighbours of bachelor farmers
• People of Cork wake to news of tragedy and disbelief once again
• €400,000 budget to replace light at top of the Spire is branded ‘absolutely startling’ by councillor
• New-build prices are rising beyond reach of first-time buyers
• Parents urged to ‘avoid play dates and gathering at school gates’
• From sun holidays to a night out – what Covid-19 experts are missing in the pandemic
• Three lessons politician­s can learn from our leading medics
• Society is ready to snap with no end to lockdown in sight
• 5km travel curbs blamed for spike in electrical items being put in waste bins
• EU vaccine passports may be introduced this summer
• Cost of Covid: how your county has coped during the deadly pandemic
• Co Cavan has worst death rate after a year of the virus crisis but ‘no community was left untouched’
• Covid’s impact on young people will linger long after pandemic
• Constructi­on firms warn of building ban’s €3bn wipeout
• Students raise €70,000 for cancer charity to honour Dr Emer Holohan
• Department of Taoiseach spends €16.8m on Covid adverts
• Martin has taken a leaf out of Ahern’s ‘media playbook’ as he rolls out non-stop appearance­s
• Three decades on from the ‘gold rush’ of commercial radio, Denis O’Brien is cashing in his chips
• Residents ‘may have to refer to EU court’ in bid to block apartment plan
• Work on new south Dublin cycle way halted by High Court order
• Catholic bishops plan synod to talk reform and address crisis of faith among Irish laity
• Gardaí net €2m in drugs and cash in separate busts across capital
• Judge and barrister go toe-to-toe in row over hearing date
• Stunning images earn INM trio top prizes at press photo awards
• Emma McManus inquest halted after disputed claims over cocaine
• Ocean current which keeps our weather mild is at its lowest point in millennium
• €990,000 for boy who says swine flu jab caused illness
• I was naive in Latifa case, says Robinson
• ‘Monster’ (59) is jailed for raping partner’s baby niece ::
• Gunmen kidnap 300 girls in raid on school in Nigeria
• Unclassifi­ed CIA report says Saudi leader was behind grisly murder of Washington Post journalist
• Attack on militias is Biden’s first military act as leader – and will send a message to Iran
• Protesters hurt as police fire grenades to disperse crowds
• McConnell would ‘absolutely’ support Trump if he was 2024 Republican pick
• A love affair that changed the course of Irish history
• Attack on militia group a message that the new US president will be tough on Iran
• Russian diplomats forced to leave North Korea by railway handcart
• Isil bride loses court bid to return to UK to fight for her citizenshi­p
• We need to get our spoke in on cycle lanes if we are to change our transport policy
• Keane’s Kingdom You can call it whatever you want but it’s just not cricket – whether that’s free range or bottle-fed
• WE HAVE OBLIGATION TO TREAT ASYLUM-SEEKERS HUMANELY
• Frasier has left the building – and he should stay out
• Now more than ever we need message of positivity
• Just popping down to the shops… and to taste the dizzying delights of the supermarke­t aisles
• Hassle of mortgage switch can pay off
• Ibec boss backs Boris Johnson’s plan for UK-Ireland tunnel link
• FBD pays €6m for Covid claims ahead of compensati­on rate ruling
• Aer Lingus has axed 600 jobs due to hit from Covid
• Plans for new Dublin hotels appealed to watchdog
• Boss of Corrib gas shareholde­r quits over his Dubai vaccine trip
• Ardagh in record size green bond deal
• US drops demands that blocked new deal for taxing tech giants
• FAI chief Hill insists Dublin will host Euros ties with fans present
• ‘We have to back ourselves and trust the group to get victory’ – Henshaw
• Carbery makes Munster return after 14-month injury nightmare
• MEET STEPHEN KENNY’S NEW ASSISTANT COACH ANTHONY BARRY
• THE HAVE AND THE HAVE-NOTS
• THE POWER OF PERFORMANC­E
• POWER’S ROAD TO GLORY
• ‘We want to offload – but you have to win the collision first’ – Henshaw
• Meeting the Pope before a Six Nations debut like few others
• ‘We have to have discipline­d edge’ – Jenkins
• Ireland likely to face Russia in 2023 opener
• ROMAN RUINS
• FIVE DEFEATS THAT CUT DEEP
• Rome wasn’t built in day but Italian rugby may take a full generation to develop
• After their worst start to a Six Nations, pressure is on Ireland to find their rhythm and blow Italy away
• Aki leaves it late to rescue Connacht
• Cooney try provides springboar­d for Ulster
• Van der Flier called up for Glasgow visit
• Griffin finally done with pleasing people as he reflects on struggles
• Bennett eyeing up third stage win on UAE Tour
• Erratic McIlroy struggles to keep pace with red-hot Koepka
• Main motions for debate at today’s virtual Congress
• Streaming helps to shore up some of the turnstile losses
• Tuchel’s cutting edge at odds with Solskjaer
• Kane to stay put due to lack of big spenders
• Klopp: We have so many injured, and most of them are leaders
• Ibrahimovi­c set for Old Trafford return with AC Milan
• Hill seeks to steer FAI towards higher ground
• Jonathan Hill on . . .
• ‘Everyone is always striving for one glorious season’ – Hughton
• Petit Mouchoir can finally get back on track at Fairyhouse
• Improving Atholl Street ready for a step up in class
• Dowling’s strong Easter Cup hand
• Pól Ó Conghaile’s ‘workations’
• Golden rules for WFH
• Bye bye, burnout
• Better boundaries
• Fix your WFH finances
• No office? No problem
• Nine ways to be well while WFH
• Home V Office: The big debate
• Comfy and stylish: Creating a perfect home office
• Eight tricks to brighten up your WFH space
• Attack of the snacks: How to improve your diet in lockdown
• Five tips for starting a new job remotely during Covid-19
• The golden rules for future-proofing your career right now
• ‘When you have a space that’s clean and tidy and looks nice, you’re much more productive’
• ‘I’ve been relegated to the cupboard room, which also functions as a laundry room’
• ‘We decided to convert a spider-ridden shed in the garden’
• ‘The separation from the house is a game-changer and a focus-changer as well’
• ‘I live in a small cottage. My desk is basically the table in the living room’
• Addicted to your job? You might risk burnout
• 1 LOOK MORE PROFESSION­AL WITH A DECENT WEBCAM

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