Irish Independent - 2020-02-14

• Back me to shut out Sinn Féin, Martin urges FG
• ‘I’m tired of the sexism’: Keyes reflects on her decision to read mainly female authors
• Student fury as colleges raise rents by ‘maximum allowed’ 4pc
• ‘Emma’ remake captures the humour in Austen’s classic
• I love the idea of an ‘Emotional Detachment Day’
• Life on board a cruise ship amid coronaviru­s fears
• Ireland facing big risks on trade, taxes and finance, warns OECD report
• SF will benefit by up to €1.2m in extra taxpayer cash after its success in the General Election
• Election was a pitiful event from a feminist standpoint
• Ó Fearghaíl’s hopes of second term in Dáil role hang in balance
• Slowest rise in property prices for seven years
• The sacking of Smith shows Tories to take a hard line on legacy issues
• Shock as Javid quits in row over Johnson’s reshuffle
• We’ll figure out what to do on ministeria­l salaries, says SF
• Gangs’ promise of money and gifts will end in tragedy, mourners told
• Cannabis health products recall on fear some can get users ‘high’
• Irish virus patients may be subject to detention to stop spread
• Man accused of Lyra murder ‘picked up the bullet casings’
• KBC Ireland can have more bad loans than Irish peers, says CEO
• Hook, line and sinker – how conmen use love to scam €1m
• Trinity research to ‘mend a broken heart’
• Flood risk warning as Storm Dennis to wreak havoc
• Children turn to A&E in ‘growing epidemic’ of mental health crisis
• Home sweet home: Family wins house in raffle
• Couple to get €35,000 back after bank overcharge­d them on loan
• Award-winning journalist the latest to join the Irish Independen­t
• ‘Nun’ on run puts the ‘con’ into Italian convents
• Donohoe accused gave ‘untrue’ account of whereabout­s, jury told
• Missing millions in legal fees prompt exodus from the Bar
• Trump’s team raise record $60m for re-election bid as they cash in on acquittal
• Democrats fear Sanders ticket could cost them Congress seats
• Case against Weinstein a ‘sinister tale’, says lawyer
• Snowman rock ‘may have sparked life on Earth’
• Michael Kelly
• SINN FÉIN MUST STICK TO TYPE OF CHANGE PEOPLE VOTED FOR
• Fianna Fáil must remember power can’t come at any price Fine Gael is happy to stand with Sinn Féin when it suits
• Dublin unit of US hedge fund Davidson Kempner sues Perrigo over Mylan bid
• Passenger growth at Europe’s airports has slowed
• Canada Life Europe’s Declan Bolger promoted to be new Irish Life chief
• Court tells firm to pay €32,300 to former CEO
• Gas Networks Ireland, Applegreen strike deal for CNG fuel on M7
• Barclays chief is facing probe over Epstein links
• Untrue romance: How #MeToo killed the classic romcom
• Don't bring me flowers:
• Your Stars
• Two-In-One
• Gold Cup contenders set for Gowran clash
• Brace of eagles get McIlroy out of bother and within striking distance
• Madley to referee in England again after ‘dark private joke’
• Tonight’s League of Ireland matches
• Cork accept Preston sell-on deal to secure top-flight status
• ‘It’s harder for my wife and Owen’s brother and sisters’
• Clongowes touch down eight times to seal semi with Castleknoc­k
• Jones turns on the charm ahead of clash with Ireland
• England’s hopes rest on the fitness of world-class Tuilagi
• Larkham backs new signings to shine
• Harrington leads Ireland team chasing Olympic spots
• Fenton: I was more or less told it wasn’t going to happen, I thought that county football was beyond me
• Going through the motions Motion 33: Establishm­ent of National Club Fixtures Oversight Committee (Fixtures Calendar Review Taskforce)
• Championsh­ip cuts will narrow options for Ireland’s aspiring profession­als
• The four amigos:
• Dublin desire is unrelentin­g – Fenton warns the chasing pack
• ‘I could be sacked if we lose to Real’ – Guardiola
• NEW FAI AND NEW SEASON COMBINE FOR RARE OPTIMISM
• DAVY AND CODY: A RIVALRY REBORN
• Dublin’s most romantic homes
• The Leitrim lodge once owned by a disgraced army officer in hiding
• Suzie McAdam and the resurgence of interior designers
• Smithfield penthouse with a bird’s eye view of the capital
• The house that Jane built
• Mini mansion in Carriglea would suit a golfer down to a tee
• Extended Sandymount home a short stroll from the strand
• Homes On View
• How housing helped change Irish politics
• Top of the range on former golf course
• Period features to ease transition for well-heeled downsizers
• Our property finance expert answers your questions
• Taking the long view at Blackhorse Avenue in D7
• Mock up, paper, scissors: the artistry of silhouette­s
• REFRESHED LOWE AIMS TO STORM THE RDS
• Six Nations run-outs for trio will benefit Blues
• ‘We respect opposition too much to be talking of records’
• ‘I wanted to become a farmer growing up’
• Molony: Our focus is on a big performanc­e
• Live and train like a pro at the King’s Hospital
• Flahive and Inclusivit­y Committee aim for ‘one clear player pathway’
• Ashbourne to receive league trophy after encounter with Seapoint

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