Irish Independent - 2019-02-18

• Teachers top pay league for our recent graduates
• Let’s talk about sexual health
• A hard Border means violence, report warns
• Tony Ward: ‘Paddy-come-latelies’ benefiting from a flawed system
• An Post facing legal action over plan to shut ‘thriving’ branch
• Gardaí investigat­e brutal street attack after man (54) suffers fractured skull
• Allison Keating: Our therapist has the answers
• Why I’m hooked on trying to outwit nature’s wiliest foe
• Soccer: Solskjaer faces biggest challenge yet as he looks to fix attack for cup run
• Trump calls for EU allies to take back 800 Isil fighters
• Builder gave Varadkar two-hour ultimatum for apology
• Railway heritage helps put Horgan’s Quay on track in €160m city build
• Female body and intimacy supply inspiratio­n for Irish designers’ stunning shows
• Hard reality check is needed on both sides of the Irish Sea
• ‘Backstop can be changed without reopening May’s deal’ – UK minister
• Coalition is well past its sell-by date – but Brexit means it has to struggle on
• Thousands seek green cards to drive in UK as insurers waive fees
• Flanagan warns that Brexit must not impact on Anglo-Irish and EU judicial-security co-operation
• Check supply chains on goods and services as Brexit looms, Humphreys warns businesses
• Brexit shadow forces businesses to rein back investment plans
• Students graduating into healthy economy but challenges lie ahead
• 62 Defence Forces members kicked out in past 10 years after failing drug tests
• We’re hotter than French Riviera as temperatur­es set to reach 15C
• Man confronted by ‘paedophile hunters’ was later victim of violent street attack
• AIB faces a legal challenge over refusal to grant tracker mortgages to its customers
• Rare strain of meningitis on rise but current vaccines fail to give immunity
• Surge of 20pc in narcolepsy cases is linked to swine flu jab as families seek damages
• Andrews attacks Confidence and Supply deal in his first speech after securing FF candidacy for European poll
• Bruton and Varadkar follow Harris in having their homes targeted by groups of protesters
• Job advertisem­ent specifies that applicants must be willing to provide abortion services
• ‘FF poised to win three seats, but SF to lose one’
• Archbishop warns Vatican must own up to abuse failings
• Families frantic over men who vanished after heading to UK on ‘a bit of business’
• Back to school:
• ‘We are absolutely not racist’ – protests hit Rooskey
• Activist who targeted heroin dealers in 1980s passes away
• Roasting Sunday lunch creates ‘toxic levels’ of pollution in the home
• Yellow vests’ anti-Semitism probe
• Russian flag hung from cathedral a year on from attack
• ‘People should have sympathy’
• Yazidi father tells of his agony over wife and three children kidnapped by Isil
• How to mess up a fake emergency in 10 easy steps
• US delegation bids to heap pressure on Maduro to quit
• The tax system must be redesigned so the young are not left to pay such a heavy price
• OUR POLITICAL CULTURE IS IN NEED OF A FULL-SCALE REBOOT
• Children should continue the climate crusade at weekends
• Ireland will be hit in any US-EU car smash
• The low-paid must not be left behind on pensions
• Vinci’s airport business would appeal to Leonardo
• Treaty bandwagon rolls over off-colour Kilkenny
• David Coleman has advice for parents whose daughter is being bullied by her ‘friends’ at school
• ‘I know for sure it won’t cure me — but it has helped ’
• What is HBOT?
• My twin boys have started calling each other by different names to the ones we gave them. Why is that?
• ...learning support
• My mother has Alzheimer’s. What help can I offer her?
• CONCERNED: I think that one of my children has coeliac disease and I may also suffer from it. Should we get tested?
• Two-In-One
• Tiger rolls back the years for Elliott
• Class act ‘Clan’ eyes Cheltenham after Nicholls’ 45,000/1 bonanza
• De Boinville hails retired Coneygree
• O’Reilly and Dolan put Déise to sword as Galway seal semi-final berth
• Dunne settles for third as Fox claims the spoils in Perth
• No need to feel down for YMCA after first victory
• Greene storms to gold as clash ends Barr hopes
• Dossen ditches crutches to book place in Elite final
• Poynter snatches dramatic victory with last-ball maximum
• McCarthy sees off Nash to claim title
• Impressive display by Kenneally as Cork Con too strong for title rivals Clontarf
• ‘Mentally, I could have been in a lot better place’
• Carty won’t let Ireland down – Friend
• Cullen’s ‘young guys’ make mark as Leinster chalk up another maximum
• Saints to the fore as Dub clubs hint at resurgence
• Shels in the spotlight as First Division sides seek to emerge from the shadows
• McCarthy’s productive trip back to old patch
• Celtic take leap towards the title with late Brown winner
• Klopp to renew rivalry with the club that is his polar opposite
• Real suffer shock defeat to Girona as Ramos sets red card record
• Reds boss could coach Germany – he pushes players to new levels
• Solskjaer backs misfiring Sanchez to come good
• Doherty to the fore again as Wolves progress to last eight
• Giroud calls for togetherne­ss ahead of vital tie with United
• ‘In years to come, I’ll be unbearable’ admits Amond after City strike
• Crokes likely to appeal Buckley red ahead of Corofin clash
• Royals have got promotion in their sights after impressive win
• Classy Corofin leave Gaoth Dobhair to reflect on ‘massive achievemen­t’
• Tribesmen run rings around tired Dubs to spoil Kenny’s return
• Stack goal proves key in Midleton triumph
• Martin: Players must ask themselves some questions about commitment
• Fanning hails Walsh Park green light as Déise march on
• Fitzgerald eyeing Wexford windfall after Nolan winner
• ‘He’s a fantastic free-taker’ – Meyler hails Horgan after his stunning 16-point haul
• Limerick have desire and talent to rule hurling roost
• After running from grave danger, asylum seekers now run for their dignity

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