Irish Independent - 2021-04-12

• ‘Many reasons for hope’
• Brilliant Blackmore
• Car insurers tell minister they will cut cost of cover
• Winner all right: Rachael’s hometown toasts her success
• Life is too short to go back to way things were before Covid
• Tony Ward: Ross Byrne shows he’s much more than a Sexton lookalike
• Meet the athletes hoping to represent Ireland at the Paralympic­s
• Beer sales lost their froth last year as the pandemic struck, sliding 17.3pc
• Gardaí planning to make 700 arrests of money mules
• ‘It’s an unbelievab­le story for the county,’ says the hotelier who turns ‘rough diamonds’ into winners
• Man who challenged hotel quarantine is released
• Principals put safety measures in place for full return of pupils to second level
• Vaccine authoritie­s have no place to hide from now on
• Survey to study sexual violence on third-level campuses
• ‘I got back together with man my adult daughter hates – how can I tell her?’
• Woman helped con Pink fans out of hundreds of euro despite not having any tickets to sell
• Family of tragic kite-surfer fundraise for heart clinic
• Nomadland leads way as Baftas celebrate diverse array of screen talent in Covid-curbed ceremony
• ‘I’ll never forget him being fingerprin­ted in his school uniform’
• Woman dragged girlfriend into money laundering for criminals
• The voters on secret Sinn Féin database have right to know who is behind it
• Law to stop social media management abroad for political parties
• Ministers, TDs and senators spend €674,000 through special allowance
• Moneypoint survived howling gales of Atlantic – but not the winds of change
• Two held after drugs, high-end cars and €60,000 in cash is seized
• McAleese says children in Northern Ireland are still ‘being taught to hate’
• Vehicles are biggest workplace killer in Ireland, report finds
• Mum with ruptured placenta ‘crying with pain’ during labour, inquiry told
• Playwright and author Lee Dunne dies after battle with Alzheimer’s
• Blackout at plant an act of ‘nuclear terrorism’: Iran
• Philip’s loss ‘deprives UK of grandad and leaves huge void in queen’s life’
• Risk of infection indoors is ‘tiny’ if two vaccinated people meet up
• Gloves off in Germany as party rivals square up to succeed Merkel
• Town rides wave of high standards
• LESSON WE MUST LEARN FROM WOMEN MAKING HISTORY
• Bloated, mediocre RTÉ would not survive in private sector
• Constructi­on sector more upbeat about recovery as restrictio­ns ease
• What employers and their employees need to know before working overseas
• AIB boosts holdings of Irish bonds to €7.7bn
• BoI is first to allow asylum seekers open bank accounts
• Why being overweight brings an increased risk during the pandemic
• I always had this attitude of: ‘I’ll figure out a way to make it work’
• How to get smooth, soft, summer skin
• ‘I would encourage everyone to get on board with bowel screening – if someone as chicken as me can do it, then anyone can’
• Should I be worried about the tremors in my hand?
• Breastfeed­ing a premature baby: ‘I was craving that closeness – that bond of being able to hold him and feed him’
• Your Stars
• Leinster’s date with O’Gara lies in the hands of the Government
• Cavani’s vintage class
• Burke’s Royal rumbles
• STARS SHINE FOR CLUB AND COUNTRY
• BLACKMORE’S NATIONAL BRILLIANCE
• Fuming Mourinho bites back at Ole over Son remarks after United summon perfect reply to Spurs slap in the face
• RACE FOR TOP FOUR HOTS UP
• Farrell withdraws from Lions position
• American Dream
• Lacazette’s brace lays solid foundation­s in a crucial week for Arsenal
• Saint-Maximin makes instant impact to give Magpies belief
• Fuming Mourinho bites back at Ole over Son remarks
• Lingard shines as sluggish Foxes are left wobbling again
• Guardiola will need to front up in summer
• Cardiff slump leaves Mick ‘sick’ while Irish Canary catches the eye again
• Koeman furious as Barca lose ground on rivals
• Horgan hails ‘driven’ players as Harps get used to life at the top
• Tuchel: Havertz will never lead the line like Costa
• Progressiv­e Irish undone by familiar defensive failing
• Buckley and Bradley share the points and frustratio­ns
• Clancy hails ‘vital’ role of marksman Doyle
• Keegan admits ‘solutions’ needed in Dundalk
• ‘It’s no good if we don’t turn up for the next game’
• Leinster’s Ireland fringe players step up to remind Farrell of their enduring class
• Ntamack sets up Bordeaux clash
• O’Gara will relish challenge of taking on the four-time champions says O’Driscoll
• Cooney hails Ulster fans after battling through his ‘toughest few months’
• IRELAND PLAYER RATINGS
• Matsuyama masters Augusta mountain
• The quiet exit of DeChambeau a far cry from his boisterous arrival
• Reticent superstar gives his adoring fans at home Major cause to celebrate
• FINAL LEADERBOAR­D (PAR 72)
• Daly: Sacrificin­g ‘elite’ status has cost GAA some precious time
• ‘There’s a big mindset change, I’m mad to go and can’t wait for it’ – Sligo’s Murphy
• THE RISE AND RISE OF RACHAEL
• ‘Bolshoi’ waltzes into Derby picture after bold Leopardsto­wn display
• Frost and Cobden on mend after bad falls

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