Irish Independent - 2018-02-28

• Blizzards to bring gales of 110kmh
• North stays in customs union in new Brexit deal
• No 13 shirt curse
• Fairfax to reap €40m on €70m loan to FBD
• It’s advantage Ireland as EU sets out position on Border
• Politician­s can take snow day as real experts run country
• Man distressed after he got hospital appointmen­t for 2024
• School shooting policeman denies Trump’s claims of ‘cowardice’
• Brexit offers a chance for SF to damage DUP
• How you can overcome the quarter-life crisis
• Workers are urged to put safety first, even if their pay is docked
• NEED TO KNOW
• No fuel pay rise for elderly amid row over ‘leave the heat on’ call
• Home-help visits for vulnerable could be hampered by poor travel conditions
• Council crews to continue gritting roads while buses and trains running for now
• No business like snow business for ‘packed’ outdoor shops
• Flights and ferry services already being cancelled as snowstorm nears
• ‘People are starting to panic’ as shoppers leave supermarke­ts bare of bread and milk
• Fears for safety during calving and lambing season
• Householde­rs could be liable for falls on their doorsteps
• Father ‘killed baby by putting tissue down throat’, court told
• Swimming in sea ‘increases risk’ of earache and diarrhoea
• Victim of alleged rape was naked with Jackson in bed, court hears
• Contradict­ions, large and small, emerge in the narrative as claims of ‘damage limitation’ heard
• Taoiseach refuses to double fees for lawyers
• Johnson berated for London borough comparison
• FF candidate owns local papers running ‘FG electoral pitches’
• Leinster House gets new guide to workplace ‘dignity’
• Hain’s amendment aims to prevent ‘return to Troubles’
• ‘The media is duty bound to be fair’: TD’s message to British newspaper
• T he press must be a platform for informed debate on the Eighth
• It will stay with me forever, says hero who tried to save family from blaze
• RTÉ spent €3m on a facility plan it shelved
• Suspect in Real IRA boss killing may have been shot by own gang
• Anglo official took legal advice over change to minutes
• ‘Low level of ambition’ will delay roll-out of clean power
• Don’t let storms and beasts distract us from global warming
• Easter flyers face uncertaint­y as Ryanair and union dig their heels in
• Vulture funds will be hit with regulation­s, insists minister
• ‘Free lunch is over’: family in battle with fund
• New rise in those seeking mortgage approval
• Roll up! The circus comes to school
• Tomorrow is the deadline for submitting HEAR applicatio­ns
• IMPORTANT DATES Q
• Get to grips with climate change
• Wanted: six curious children
• Digital guru leads Trump bid for re-election
• Republican­s risk unwittingl­y sowing the seeds for Trump’s demise over his Russia links
• Damascus warned by West after reports of chlorine bomb attacks
• Syrian women ‘are forced to offer sex’ for emergency aid
• Kehoe case puts our lack of ‘innocent publicatio­n’ defence in spotlight
• Deep down we want snow to hammer us – but not so we can eat our co-workers
• Getting to grips with the basics
• Room for improvemen­t
• Punters need some help ahead of the Cheltenham invasion
• Conflictin­g signals on cold snap not helpful
• UK must heed historic pledges despite Brexit
• Religious education benefits many
• Dalata plots northern Europe expansion as profits jump
• Korn Ferry hunts heads of its own in latest Irish push
• Microsoft data case set to split US judges
• Dragons’ Den star sells tech company
• AMP Capital driving IIF towards €1bn portfolio
• Staff disputes fuel data complaint rise
• Enet CEO quits before broadband bid award
• EU fights flood of biodiesel imports as anti-dumping war hots up
• Heaslip scoring with businesses
• Comcast launches late €25bn Sky bid
• Doorstep lender’s shares soar on news of rescue deal
• Fed chat sends bonds and shares lower
• A modern girl’s guide to life
• Weather warning: Don’t forget to buy hot chocolate
• How to tackle the problem head on
• Why chefs are saying #MichelinTo­o
• Signs of life in the Dead yet...
• Two-In-One
• Cheltenham gears up for snow storms
• Harrington’s famous five ready to fire
• ‘We’re almost at rock bottom so hopefully it’ll clean up from here’
• Chelsea baulk at cost of recruiting Enrique
• GolfSixes innovation­s at heart of the game’s future
• Premier League’s three kings in a race to break through 40-goal barrier
• SPURS DEFENDS ALDERWEIRE­LD’S SLOW RETURN
• Sergio Aguero
• Clinical Curtis lifts the gloom for Candy stripes
• 52-week deals attracting better players – Bradley
• Byrne twins determined to make their mark at Leinster
• ‘Grand Slam is super special’
• New Zealand cry foul over ‘poaching’ of teenage talent
• Bonus points not on Welsh minds
• Heaslip always performed under pressure – Schmidt
• No time to panic in Mayo but Dubs on record trail
• Coen relishing chance to test where Galway stand after All-Ireland triumph
• ‘They go for one another, I think that’s the big thing’
• LEINSTER FOOTBALL LEFT LANGUISHIN­G
• Pitch ghosts of the past return to haunt Páirc Uí Chaoimh
• Snow joke for Limerick:
• Farrell blow opens the door for Ring rose return
• Hurling league final date underthrea­t because of weather
• GAA democracy shooting itself in the foot
• SOCCER: Delaney’s journey from Cork to Rochdale to Wembley
• More stars of future revealed in the countdown to Geneva show
• Volkswagen’s recall: how the work is going
• Electronom­ous ‘future’ summit planned for May
• SEAT’s Cupra brand gets to stand on own four wheels – but how will it really fare?
• The great turn-off: the deadly danger of deactivati­ng vehicle technology
• How and why Citroen is slipping into new grooves and hitting right note with major C4 Cactus revision
• Scourge of litter louts; Skoda to beat ‘Beast’; diesel blow; exhaust problems; stolen Mercs
• Upgrade? PCP or hold? Snazzy SUV? Updating a 4x4? We need bigger seats

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