Irish Independent - 2018-03-01

• Shutdown: storm warning to clear streets by 4pm
• ‘No PM could agree to it’ – disarray as May rejects Brexit paper
• Neil Francis: Ireland must fear Scottish flair
• Walk like a penguin
• UN: Syria ‘given chemical weapons supplies’ by North Korea
• Housemates lucky to escape from killer carbon monoxide
• How snow brings out the child in all of us
• John Cradden on the top gear to have a snow-ball in
• NEED TO KNOW
• Blame God, Danny Healy-Rae or Met Éireann, but stay safe
• 300,000 to get fuel top-up to help keep heating on
• Schools unlikely to be asked to open extra days to make up for week lost to weather
• Employers urged to put workers’ safety first
• More travel misery for airline passengers after thousands left stranded
• 10 TIPS FOR DRIVING IN FREEZING WEATHER
• Hospital appointmen­ts axed as vulnerable get priority for home help
• Fears for lambing and calving as pipes freeze and feed runs low
• How snow storm could hit timing of abortion referendum
• Jack is the top lad, while Emily leads girls’ names
• Some fertility clinics ‘exploiting couples with unnecessar­y tests’
• McDonald backing up Taoiseach’s stance on North is welcome
• ‘Time for the UK to sink or swim with Brexit’
• Spectre of worst possible scenario now looms large
• Government happy – but DUP and UK cry foul
• Murdoch press has history of trying to dictate votes – now it’s backing abortion
• British paper backing abortion ‘isn’t helpful’
• Police ‘went straight to’ Ulster coach over rape claim, court told
• Complicate­d jigsaw was assembled from busy chatter on men’s mobile phones
• Nazi jibes over PR campaign spark fury
• Overhaul of pensions tax relief would affect thousands
• Sinn Féin will not bail out party official Kehoe if he is hit with High Court costs
• Time will tell if defamation triumph against RTÉ was a Pyrrhic victory
• ‘Let me tell truth’ on IFA settlement: ex-president
• Nursing programmes shine – but other department­s fall in global university tables
• Fugitive Lynn set to arrive back in Ireland
• Gardaí in ‘crisis’ as interviews for much-needed sergeants cancelled
• Kushner loses clearance to top US secrets
• Digital guru ‘to run Trump 2020 re-election campaign’
• If US voters’ wallets feel full, then Trump is on for a second term no matter what values he tramples on
• How circumcisi­on ban led to calls of anti-Semitism
• Amid the panic-buying and fretting, this weather can remind us what’s important
• Government must look to stop anguish caused by vulture funds
• UK cannot sacrifice peace in Brexit deal
• Keeping an eye on those in need warmly appreciate­d
• A novel idea: niche book clubs
• How to wear winter warmers
• Bairbre Power
• Taste test
• The best of tonight’s television
• Two-In-One
• Elliott eyes big handicap prizes
• MULLINS AIMS SEVEN AT CHELTENHAM BUMPER
• Dunne faces tall order in Mexico
• ‘If we qualify it’d be a bit of a two fingers to the ICC’
• CRICKET IRELAND EYES NEW ABBOTSTOWN STADIUM
• SALAH DAYS
• ‘I give my best for my club that I love’
• City stars stunned by Guardiola’s half-time
• Blank weekend will stiffen task ahead for League’s lesser lights
• ‘Lazy’ clubs wasting TV money – Parish
• You have got to be positive and we are – O’Brien
• Byrnes: We have a winning mentality, we haven’ t lost a game
• Wexford relief as Guiney avoids surgery on knee injury
• Mother Nature punishes GAA for fixtures overload
• DÉISE IN NEED OF FINAL-ROUND MIRACLE TO AVOID RELEGATION PLAY-OFF
• ‘I’m happy as long as the coaches are’
• Kleyn hoping to stir up a storm in Murrayfiel­d
• Highveld and heat create difficulti­es for Connacht in South Africa
• McCARTHY: I WANT TO BE SELECTED ON MERIT
• Curtis determined to follow family’s Ireland footsteps
• No speed but plenty of missiles as game’s two great challenges meet in Mexico
• Sport faces weekend wipeout
• ‘Confident’ Carbery insists lack of game-time not a worry in role as back-up No 10
• EXCLUSIVE OFFER
• EYES ON THE PRIZES
• Up Down! New Junior event kicks off in August
• Brennan wins again in US
• Walker Cup captaincy an issue for R&A
• Golden Bear aware of North West charms
• Scots alarmed by drop in membership numbers
• Bridges swaps tour grind for Castle surrounds
• Dubai Duty Free Irish Open qualifier has missing links
• Tom Craddock was just a truly class player, a joy to watch and he made it look so simple
• Means of expression
• GUIDELINES FOR THE ESSAY
• SINGLE TEXT: KING LEAR by William Shakespear­e
• PRESCRIBED POETRY
• Go n-éirí an bóthar leat!
• Cuid II: Ceapadóire­acht
• Ceist 3: Filíocht
• Ceist 1: An Léamhthuis­cint
• Cuid II: Ceapadóire­acht
• How to maximise your result in Irish!
• A clear picture

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