Irish Independent - 2021-03-01

• Gardaí fear riots were a dry run for St Patrick’s Day chaos
• Gsoc probes gardaí contact with brothers before tragedy
• Tony Ward: We need greater ambition
• ‘Learning to live after my husband’s honeymoon death’
• Back to school:
• We should plan for a national memorial after pandemic
• How extreme stress can literally break your heart
• Open fires expose people to level of toxic fumes found in rush-hour traffic
• Eamonn Sweeney: Solskjaer had a golden opportunit­y – and bottled it Pullout
• At least 18 killed as Myanmar security forces open fire on protesters
• More than 3,000 businesses that took wage subsidies could be forced to repay them
• Disparate groups behind rally oppose jabs, masks, lockdown, tax policies and RTÉ
• Cross-party support vanishes and conspiracy theories thrive
• Thousands will now wait just three days for illness benefit
• 65-year-olds still forced to sign on despite benefit payment to plug the pension gap
• This country needs a strong and radical Left
• Testing, tracing and ventilatio­n – how more infectious variant will be tackled in classrooms
• ‘Good to be back with a choice of exams or accredited grades’
• Restaurant­s to file test cases over insurers’ refusal to pay out for business interrupti­on
• Lockdown lyrics: Trio take on world from their bedrooms
• Numbers in hospital due to Covid fall by 38pc in two weeks
• Special delivery: Meet Cara, the baby born in car park of Garda station
• Budding innovators urged to get on the fast track to a bright future
• 200 gather at cemetery to ‘celebrate’ birthday of deceased
• Dentist among lockdown protesters charged
• Johnny Briggs, best known as Corrie’s Mike Baldwin, dies at 85
• Top trainer Elliott apologises for photo of him sitting on dead horse
• Country’s biggest wind farm to cover 16km of east coast
• Home insulation retrofits ‘risk trapping poisonous radon’
• ‘Exceptiona­l’ chariot unearthed close to Pompeii could be Roman bridal carriage
• New York governor Cuomo in U-turn over inquiry on sex claims
• UK in desperate scramble to hunt down patient with new Covid variant
• Trump repeats his election lies to faithful in first sighting in weeks
• Surgeon joins online trial for traffic offence while carrying out operation
• DELUDED THUGS CAN’T DERAIL NATIONAL BATTLE WITH VIRUS
• A land of rare beauty on the silver screen
• Pandemic-affected retailers negotiate rental discounts of 20pc on premises
• Rawmateria­ls and customs fees driving rise in costs
• Opec+ now facing calls to pump up the volume and cool oil market frenzy
• ‘I had to choose between having a baby and treating my endometrio­sis’
• 7 ways to calm anxiety — when you have good reason to be anxious
• ‘If you are a parent waiting for a diagnosis keep looking for answers — having a name for Sam’s condition has helped me enormously’
• Ask Me Anything
• Is retinol the reason my skin is so sensitive?
• Stuck in front of a screen all day? 10 ways to mind your eyes
• Your Stars
• SATELLITE
• Rovers play down Keane coaching role speculatio­n
• We must back up Italian job with better against the Scots – Beirne
• CROSSING THE DIVIDE – GAVIN DUFFY
• REDS STOP THE ROT
• VAR penalty decision takes centre stage in stalemate at the Bridge
• Arteta gamble pays off as come-from-behind victory boosts Gunners’ top-four aim
• Solskjaer hits out at Chelsea website saying it was trying to influence ref
• Bale rolls back clock to tie Burnley up in knots
• Ref Mason sidelined by injury after ‘horrendous decision’
• Parker hopeful goals will come as Fulham go five unbeaten
• Ancelotti: Improving against lower teams key to Everton’s challenge
• Guardiola targets three-game run to all but seal title for City
• ‘Football has lost a great servant’
• Former Reds shine as Inter stride toward title
• O’Shea’s return and Idah goal bright spots for Kenny but McClean out
• Two more wins needed to earn thumbs up
• It was really special to make my debut with Craig – Baird
• ‘Competitio­n for places is vital for any team to keep growing,’ says coach Farrell
• Kelleher is fast becoming too influentia­l not to start for Ireland
• COACH – ANDY FARRELL 6
• Leinster ease conference pressure but injuries are beginning to mount
• Jones believes Itoje is the victim of harsh referee calls
• Calls grow for investigat­ion into France’s Covid outbreak chaos
• McCarthy open to review of ‘Towards 2034’
• Armagh ace Mackin takes senior Players’ Player award
• The days of joint captains accepting cups are over for now
• Keaney: ‘If you’d told me I’d be playing at 38, I’d have laughed’
• Tector bright note as Wolves outclassed
• Travers still running pain away from Jerry’s loss
• Allen delivers five-star showing in victory as three Irish make jump-off
• Carey has the drive to really reach for the stars
• McIlroy fails to fire on final day as Morikawa wins first WGC
• ‘Echoes’ leads Mullins treble
• ‘Jason’ to make Champion bid
• ‘Equity’ can confirm rude health to land each-way play
• ‘It was a big leap from me and my dad working on a roof together’

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