Irish Independent - 2017-02-28

• Commuters hit by all-out strike fiasco
• And the most talked about award goes to...
• Murdered farmer knew his killer – gardaí
• Water charges
• Cork and Dublin gangs blamed for burglary spree in Kerry
• Savage act is grim reminder of dangers of rural isolation
• Tribunal will look at O’Sullivan instructio­n to lawyer
• No-nonsense judge lays down some early markers for swift inquiry
• Tánaiste: I fully back O’Sullivan to stay on in her job
• Disabled Grace left in foster care for 20 years despite abuse claims
• No heads have rolled over breathtaki­ng lack of protection for vulnerable children
• French faux pas? Gallic ruck over VIP rugby dinner
• Drones to record fly-tippers in new ‘smart’ crackdown
• Firefighte­rs to strike over bid to break up joint service
• Union threatens action if ‘surplus’ teachers are fired
• Plans to curb EU migrants arriving in UK are ‘legal’
• Ailing jobless scheme to lower age requiremen­ts
• Irish miss out on gongs but still party wit h best
• Awards won’t be remembered for anti-Trump protests
• As gaffes go it pushed the envelope, but it wasn’t the first Oscars bungle
• Earphone culture leading to loss of hearing in young
• Patient-safety fear as hospitals fail to report medication errors
• Number of children now beating cancer rises
• ‘Monster’ guilty of dog breeder murder gets a life sentence
• Mental health crisis in schools ‘three times worse than feared’
• Trump orders $54bn splurge on defence
• Macron forges ahead as rivals wrestle with legal troubles
• President’s fiercest foes might well be within his own Republican party
• Undergroun­d palace from 600BC found in Isil tunnel
• Let’s tackle real cause of obesity – not demonise plus-size models
• Former Soviet bloc propagandi­st sounds dire warning on fake news in Trump ’s America
• From travel ban to Donald’s bowel movements – it’s the Oscars’ top gags
• Brexit a symptom of change
• Economy can’t afford transport disruption
• Insurance costs to keep rising to pay for awards, warns FBD boss
• Benign winter heralds profitabil­ity, but tempests loom
• Surge in North American visits helps boost tourism
• SuperValu made record sales of €2.67bn in 2016
• Bank of Ireland lending to businesses in North up by a third to £1bn
• Corrib benefits from high price of gas
• €58m boost for Primark owner due to sterling
• Fund seeks €134.5m from Irish developer
• $2bn Ardagh bond deal cuts debt bill ahead of share sale
• CRH rallies on Trump vow to spend ‘big’
• Moonlight makes Oscar history
• Celebrate Shrove Tuesday with a twist on tradition
• Oscars fashion: hits and misses on the red carpet
• Get out of breath. All the exercise in the world won’t give you the improvemen­ts you want unless you work hard enough
• Your Stars
• Two-In-One
• ‘You get used to the disappoint­ments’
• Calls for full investigat­ion into Farah coach over prescripti­on drug claims
• McIlroy puts Trump storm behind him
• ‘The way I look at it, I’ve been lucky with injuries’
• Byrne not getting sidetracke­d as Ireland’s call begins to sound even louder
• O’Mahony backs ‘fabulous’ Stander for Lions roar
• MADIGAN WORTH IT, INSISTS DEMPSEY
• First steps towards a two-tier football structure
• Goal-hungry McHugh chipping away at Dubs’ aura of invincibil­ity
• Tyrone face €150,000 post-Brexit extra bill for training centre
• Quiet man Hughton making a big noise
• Katie to face Gentili giant as Bolger’s German move confirmed
• Downey, English land madison gold
• ‘In my head I’m never satisfied. I always want more’
• Zlatan – the indomitabl­e ‘lion’
• Wenger rejects £30m China offer to become world’s best paid boss
• Leicester life goes on and Ranieri is just a fond memory
• Kane: I’m up there with best in world
• ‘WE’VE COME UNDER A LOT OF UNFAIR STICK’
• CLAUDIO WHO? – VARDY AND LEICESTER RISE TO THE OCCASION
• CPA gain 3,000 more members in wake of Congress
• Ireland stars back O’Shea in Jones row
• Bench impact
• McStay comes under attack from ex-Roscommon boss

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