Irish Independent - 2018-04-02

• New Church-State battle over power to control schools
• Teen killed and friends seriously injured in horror crash
• Bruton steps into conference cauldron as teachers let off steam over pay and workloads
• Boys in Blue dream of Bilbao party and an all-Irish final
• Israel rejects calls for inquiry into Gaza violence
• Archbishop admits misogyny is still present in Church
• We must rethink how rape cases are handled
• Coca-Cola challenges $3.3bn tax bill
• Moving ceremony at GPO as 1916 Rising heroes remembered
• ‘My champ’ – mother hails brave boy Charlie (9) after life-altering liver transplant
• Last surviving child of executed 1916 leaders dies aged 104
• Senator defends ‘ageist’ abortion comment
• The exact moment UK ‘lost Ireland’ was 100 years ago this month
• Thousands galop to Fairyhouse for Easter racing fun
• Four journalist­s among 19 names found in probe of suspected INM data breach
• Kemboy to break Mullins’ duck in Irish Grand National
• Horrific crash kills teen and leaves two seriously injured
• Unions threaten strike action over two-tier salary scales
• ‘I had to drive a three-hour round trip to give one 40-minute class’
• Key trial witness Florence declined big-money offers to sell her story
• PSNI probes death threat against lawyer as players’ futures reviewed
• Tributes from across political spectrum for public servant Murray
• Crackdown on bosses’ bogus self-employed job contracts demanded
• After 13,000 nautical miles, solo Irish sailor completes 17-month global race
• Ryanair crew warned of ‘serious consequenc­es’ if they joined strike action
• Councils owed over €400m in unpaid rents, loans and rates
• Health time bomb as hundreds of GPs to retire – and patients already turned away
• Snapshots from local authority audits
• Urgent bid to increase Defence Forces pay to stop mass exodus
• Melania ‘runs White House from behind scenes’, claims book
• Hard questions are asked as video shows unarmed teen shot in back by sniper
• Figh ters evacuated as Gh outa talks continue
• Partisans rise up in effort to block Nazi re-enactment camp in Italy
• Coffee must have cancer warnings, says judge
• A day to reflect with the dudes
• M&A values catapulted higher by cross-border frenzy at home and away
• SHARE WATCH: H&M expands as it hunts profits on the High Street
• How smaller companies can compete in the fight for talent
• Media Bites
• AIB abandons deal for offices ‘over rent’
• INua targets more hotel acquisitio­ns
• Change is in our hands
• Teacher unions must engage in dialogue
• Easter affords us the chance to begin again
• From civilisati­on to barbarism
• The best of tonight’s television
• Two-In-One
• Al Boum Photo enters frame late on to claim Gold
• Coney Island can bounce back to best as trainers’ battle takes centre stage
• Burnett out after staging fine defence
• In-tune Mendelssoh­n set for Kentucky
• Ibrahimovi­c blockbuste­r announces LA arrival
• City ready to put rivals to sword in historic quest
• Klopp hails Salah’s coolness under pressure as Reds storm Palace
• Mourinho bids to play down doomsday at the Etihad
• Alli answers critics as Spurs end hoodoo
• Flattered Arsenal take confidence from budding double act
• Problems run much deeper than Conte for Abramovich
• Guardiola and City need to be wary of a Liverpool ‘rope-a-dope’
• TWEETS OF THE WEEK
• Dunne hopes sink as Poulter seals Masters spot after play-off drama
• Forde in full flow but Tipp squad is vital final factor
• Hogan praises Kieran’s heroes as they regroup to take crown
• Fitzgerald: I’m disappoint­ed for the fans, I feel we let them down
• Sugrue: It’s Division 4, let no one lose sight of that
• Maxwell relief as West me a th retain place at top table
• Dublin start to look human as Gal way push them all the way in decider
• Armagh conquest fails to dampen McGeeney’s concern over free tally
• Cregg’s late show settles thriller
• McEntee hails Royals resilience as they avoid drop
• Down rue early defeats as Tipp victory is too little, too late
• Van Graan: We must improve to go the distance
• We are family in Limerick’s Galilee as Munster stage a miracle
• Racing recover from a shaky start to book semi-final spot
• Red Army now adding magic touches to familiar heroics
• Leinster bare teeth and show they can go all the way
• McGrath the main concern for Cullen ahead of Scarlets visit
• McCall insists Saracens had ‘no plan’ to target Sexton despite aggressive approach
• Youth display graft and craft to prosper under pressure
• All-Ireland final can complete dream year for rugby
• Humility and grace is key to milestone wins for provinces – we can conquer Europe again
• SPORT ON TV HIGHLIGHTS
• All-Ireland final looms
• DUBS SEE OFF BRAVE GALWAY
• KILKENNY PILE ON AGONY FOR DAVY
• PATRICK MULLINS

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