Irish Independent - 2018-05-09

• Schools baptism barrier scrapped
• Daniel O’Donnell ‘superfan’ jailed over cocaine factory
• Dublin’s €5m war chest
• Scandal of delayed cancer treatment
• Fastest films to reach $1bn
• Church facing major threat to control of 2,800 schools
• Killer Molly faces longer term after new rule breach
• IRA still ‘very active’ on both sides of Border, court hears
• #MeToo lawyer resigns in wake of abuse claims
• Three women with symptoms similar to Vicky have died
• Mallon’s difficult decision to leave Ulster Bank
• Patriotic feeling drives pro-life group
• ‘We are going to win it,’ says Ryan as Ireland qualifies for Eurovision final
• Scientists discover ‘cure for baldness’
• A fortnight on, confidence in health service badly needs a boost as all eyes turn to inquiry
• ‘We put our faith in system but that has been eroded’
• Emails to screening service get two-line response
• ‘My report will be frank and forthright,’ vows head of smear scandal inquiry
• ‘Our sons miss their mum terribly...the grief hits in waves’
• ‘Vicky and Olive’s legacy is to improve healthcare’
• ‘Asking For It’ book plot ‘more important’ after rape trial
• Pupils may be asked to auditio n by video to get Irish places
• Bailey claims that ‘alien DNA’ found at Sophie murder scene
• Killer who fled Britain 15 years ago found living in caravan in Cork
• Facebook will block ads from abroad ahead of abortion vote
• Eight amendment referendum latest
• Irish Life Health joins VHI with new cuts to insurance premiums
• More may be taken off stats on homeless – minister
• ‘Revenge porn’ guilty to be listed as sex offenders
• Garda ‘had 11,000 contacts with media’ after move from press role
• Harris says graphic poster with aborted foetus ‘a low blow’
• Tributes to ‘fearless advocate’ for women’s rights
• Canney replacemen­t in whip job won’t take the €15,000 allowance
• Govesn ubs Brexitmeet­in g withCreed for a secon d time
• Boy (5) sues after runaway hybrid car breaks his leg
• Capital ‘should be allowed to keep property tax funds’
• Bridging the digital divide with Africa An Irish education technology charity is doing extraordin­ary work in bringing computers into 1,200 schools in Ethiopia,
• Make the most of revision classes and avoid temptation to stay at home
• In my opinion
• IMPORTANT DATES
• Teen stowaway found in Rolling Stones truck
• Couple with draw claim against h ospital after failed kidn ey tran splan t
• Kim and Xi take stroll along beach in surprise China visit
• Iran nuclear deal is ‘defective’ says Trump as US pulls out
• Ferguson ‘sitting up and talking’ after surgery
• Hawaii on alert as cracks from volcano spread
• Fears over fresh Italian election as Berlusconi faces becoming sidelined
• Bride marries fiv e day s after crocodile tears off her arm
• Hezbollah and allies celebrate majority in Lebanese election
• Next huge scandal never far away while culture of impunity remains
• Irish whiskey makers should look across the water for inspiratio­n
• Maybe we should have another referendum – one about men?
• Anti-Semitism coming from East
• Rem o val o f baptism barrier reflects reality
• Lack o f acco untability co ntinues in New Politics
• Bidders to fight it out for €110m prime Dublin docklands site
• Takeda’s record Shire deal could put it in global top 10
• TV3’s Malone set to exit Germany in €18bn Vodafone deal
• Dublin sales help SuperValu to top spot
• Departing CFO of Applegreen paid €444k
• Ex-AIB boss bids for Branson bank
• BAML names raft of transfers to Dublin
• Moscow bank uses Dublin SPV route to expand lending
• Corrib revenues surge to €188m
• Trade union threatens to end Ryanair talks if there’s no deal
• Pressure on Italy as election threatens
• Married with no children
• Holy moly: stars let fly at Catholic-themed Met Gala in New York
• Would ten grand in the hand really give millennial­s the financial security they need?
• How to eat like an Icelander
• Fishing on truly foreign shores...
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• SIMPLE CLUES
• Proschema can upset O’Brien’s Chester raiders
• ‘I’ve seen more tar in a packet of cigarettes’
• Williams finally in dreamland after partying night away
• ‘Man City was my first wife – even my wife knew it’
• Wenger open to making move ‘upstairs’ for next role
• Sligo lift spirits with cup win over in-form Blues
• Troubled Limerick take aim at critics
• Saints alive as Gabbiadini hits £100m goal
• Curious case of Connolly will put Dublin at risk, insists Canavan
• Meehan seals Clare victory
• Wicklow overhaul won’t be judged on one game – Evans
• O’Connor proves super-sub for Kingdom
• Full house for latest Mayo and Galway battle
• Spieth calls on golf chiefs to award Major recognitio­n to Players Championsh­ip
• ‘We needed someone with Donnacha’s aggression’
• Blues’hero Nacewa has found a home inexile
• Carter insists Leinster are the form club side in Europe
• Henshaw: European title with Leinster would surpass Connacht’s PRO12 triumph
• Leo and Lancaster – it shouldn’t work but does
• ‘Guerilla’ group primed to take mic when they broadcast Irish Test bow
• KEEPING A CLOSE EYE ON IRELAND’S NEXT GENERATION
• Leinster using 2011 win for inspiratio­n
• Race for All-Ireland hurling crown is ‘wide open’
• With new technologi­es biting into emissions, is diesel being buried alive?
• Mondello at 50; half a century of thrills and spills are celebrated this weekend
• Make sure you complain if you feel referendum posters pose risk
• Hyundai’s whizz kid: Surprises galore in i30N, the most understate­d car of its kind on the market
• Don’t be clueless about keyless; ‘driving you mad’; KIA’s new EV; Volvo and Google
• Free driving? Small but tall? Two-car trick? PCP again? Plan for 2019?

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