Irish Independent - 2017-03-03

• Families to get €325 water bill refunds
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• Teenage girl ‘gang raped’ after being offered lift home
• Artificial life could be grown in lab after stem cell discovery
• Helicopter pilot ‘focused on bollard’ before crash
• Ice cream laws face revamp in the battle against obesity
• Water refunds on the way as FG offers olive branch to FF in row over charges
• VAT receipts help boost revenue, but income tax below target
• AIB share sale under threat if Coalition falls
• ‘There was a child on deck looking for her mother, but she had not survived – it brought me to tears’
• Brussels ‘has Ireland’s back’ in Brexit ‘challenge’
• New MLAs will still be paid – even if no deal is reached to restore an Executive
• Naval Service out to save money with ship order from UK yard
• Engineerin­g boss ‘can get on with life’ after tribunal findings quashed
• Garda chief steps down from panel on senior promotions
• Shatter wants whistleblo­wer report to be ‘withdrawn from circulatio­n’ after court victory
• Latest blow to Mahon inquiry a reminder of pitfalls of tribunals
• Children may be sent to UK for vital spinal surgery, says Harris
• Patients face tense wait on bid to stop nurses striking
• Protesters abuzz over planned hedge-cutting laws
• Just 19 out of 73 sites in ‘mini-Nama’ have housing projects in the pipeline
• Gonzaga past pupils were ‘extremely drunk’ at match
• Union warns: ‘Get set for mother of all transport disputes’
• ‘Joint service is vital when response time is a matter of life and death’
• Wrap up for weekend as snow on way
• Man posted ‘revenge porn’ video to sex website twice
• Syndicate claims €12m lotto jackpot
• Arrests over prison officer murder
• Mum loses €60,000 claim after being filmed jogging
• Installer found guilty over horror collapse in hotel lift
• Sessions bows to pressure and quits inquiry on Russia contacts
• Juppé waits in the wings as Fillon allies leave en masse
• Ancient Palmyra free again as Isil retreats under Syrian attack
• Eight Iraqi migrants found guilty of shocking New Year’s Eve gang-rape of German woman
• Mubarak cleared of murdering protesters
• Death threats force tighter security for pair who botched Oscar award
• Huge scale of immigratio­n is making our housing crisis worse
• Ban on burning solid fuels would help environmen­t
• It’s absurd making people who are fit enough and want to work retire at 65
• ‘Presidenti­al’ Trump: fulfilling promises or flash in the pan?
• Travesty of planning tribunal’s findings
• GAA must heed player power
• One way or another, you are going to pay for water
• School’s profits up by €100,000 as Ballymaloe dishes out accounts
• Long-awaited AIB share sale under threat if Coalition falls
• Bitcoin pioneers aim to get minted with blockchain advances
• Total Produce ups Canadian firm stake as profits surge
• Noonan sets up €50,000 probe into help-to-buy scheme
• S na p founder Spiegel rings up $272m on IPO
• Anger at plans to merge strong credit union with struggling counterpar­t
• Sports Direct boss buys luxury brand Agent Provocateu­r
• Portwest building factory in Myanmar
• Eurozone inflation at 2pc raises questions for ECB policy
• McGann to quit Smurfit Kappa role
• Anna’s odyssey
• Paul Whitington reviews the final Wolverine film
• How Warhol invented the cult of celebrity
• Father and son battle it out for family’s soul
• Welcome Belfast spin and a script that goes south
• SHACKLETON
• Football’s coming home... sort of
• Stable-staff bonus holds key to Let’s Dance Festival plans
• Step down in class can help Burn The Boats sail home
• Droopys Cabaye can take €15,000 Tralee prize
• Van der Flier to shoulder cruel injury burden
• There ain’t no way to hide those Lions eyes, warns coach McBryde
• LEINSTER EYE KIWI LOWE AS FARDY CONFIRMS MOVE
• Summerhill on road to history
• Cosgrave points way for Saints
• Stockdale sits it out as Ulster eye bonus
• Lam ‘delighted’ to welcome Masterson back after injury
• Glenstal’s devastatin­g blitz bridges 47-year gap
• Clarke retirement leaves Down wondering what might have been
• Harte turns to O’Neills as Cavanagh held back for Farney clash
• New-found depth helping Monaghan swim with sharks
• Unbeaten run will not weigh down Dubs - Dunne
• Taylor avoids pre-fight hype
• ‘Sometimes you’d get paranoid about it’
• Irish medal hopes resting on Mageean’s shoulders
• Strachan leads tributes for legendary Lisbon Lion Gemmell
• Wenger: I want to reinvent myself at Arsenal not Barca
• Carrickpoi­sedtoretir­e if Reds rule out new deal
• Counties to pay hidden cost of GPA’s new deal
• Ringrose faces axe as Payne lined up for centre role in title endgame
• Mourinho holds all the aces in crazy game of manager Russian roulette
• GOLF: Eagle-eyed McIlroy relieved after making trouble-free comeback
• Solid Oaks for €1.95m
• LOOK ON BRIGHT SIDE
• OUR KITCHEN RULES
• THATCH OF THE DAY
• BOLT FROM THE BLUE
• 4 On the market
• Food for thought in Waterford
• Back in time for €1.25m
• A head for heights on the coast
• Why the agent says ‘I’m in computers’
• Room to grow in quiet Dunnstown
• Home Economics
• The Ryan Review
• Canon’s blast from the past in the Docklands
• A space odyssey in Lucan
• Last 10 on release at Whitegable­s
• Park and ride with amenities in D13
• Homes remaining at Dundalk’s Mount Hamilton scheme
• Refurbishe­d Victorian with a modern twist for ¤1.15m
• Cleaning up in Croftwell
• Wales watching at elevated Seagreen
• A slice of Killiney for ¤1.2m
• Follow yellow brick road
• IN THE SALEROOMS
• Diaspora’s changing face
• Irish emigration today – beyond victimhood?
• 21ST CENTURY GLOBAL LEADERS
• OFF THEY WENT IN SEARCH OF CAREERS
• EPIC COMPETITIO­N
• BUILDING THE DIGITAL WORLD
• DESTINATIO­N: AUSTRALASI­A
• PERSPECTIV­ES
• PAPER TALK
• SPORTING HEROES
• TESTIMONIE­S
• BEYOND LEAVING
• The Irish companies who hold their own with global leaders
• Bantry’s Barry heading up CNN bureaus
• O’Sullivan a leading light in dark time for athletics
• ‘In Canada new immigrants are encouraged to maintain their national identity’
• If you know your history... Irish blood, Celtic hearts
• A little piece of Ireland in a red-brick church
• How Earl Grey’s Famine ‘Orphan Schemes’ sailed
• Interactiv­e learning for digital natives
• Learn More
• ‘I’m just happy to play in any jersey’ – Carbery
• Victor Costello: Complacenc­y is Leinster’s main danger
• Dempsey happy to welcome Beirne back
• Keeping busy with rehab and house-hunting
• Ruddock: Academy system in Leinster is on ‘another level’
• A proud history and a bright future
• Malahide on home stretch
• Balbriggan schools blitz draws over 100
• Everyone is on their toes and eyeing another victory
• No harm for boys to taste defeats
• Holland demands instant response
• Huge demand for European tickets
• Clubs’ focus returns to league
• Fair play to the Italians for no-ruck policy
• ‘I thrive on competitio­n – it brings out the best in you’
• A mine of talent that continues to produce
• Cork and Limerick braced for derbies
• Every win is priceless in such a tight league
• Difficul trun-in could scupper hopes of a top-six finish
• Knowing who new coach is gives us all an extra sense of purpose
• Carty happy to be man for all seasons
• Blade delighted to take his chance
• Buccs are beginning to believe
• Fifty up for former Baby Black who’s keen to be a green giant
• Dunmore making big push to help Pieta House
• U-17s shine in Ulster challenge triumph
• About Pieta House and how you can donate
• Tears all round as Eoghan ends long rehab

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