Irish Independent - 2020-03-18

• ‘This is the calm before the storm’
• Eilish O’Regan
• Sheena McGinley
• ‘Virtual’ parties as celebratio­ns show defiance to virus on St Patrick’s Day
• Lockdown diaries: Our house is now doubling as a crèche, school and office
• Response to crisis has been inspiring in its resilience
• Michael Verney In the national interest, Irish racing must stop now
• Sex assault claims ‘fabricatio­ns for political purpose’, says Salmond
• Walk tall: The best hikes to beat the lockdown blues
• ‘Selfish panic’ is called out in webcam service
• ‘St Patrick’s Day like no other’ will forever be remembered for Leo’s landmark speech
• Landlords warned to aid tenants or State will intervene
• Patients face anxious wait after hospital cancels non-urgent cancer operations
• Celebs with Covid-19 help to reduce stigma around Covid-19
• College staff recruited to aid medics in the fight against virus
• ‘Ireland can beat this if it follows restrictio­ns imposed by China’
• Drive-by test clinic at Croke Park will see eight patients every 15 minutes
• ‘I’ve got the virus’ – former Dubs ace Carton reveals he’s sick in hospital
• Euro 2020 postponeme­nt will cost Dublin €106m in business
• Gardaí are abused as pub stays open after last orders
• Taoiseach brings back communicat­ions guru for Covid-19 public campaign
• Tensions between US and Beijing escalate as Trump calls Covid-19 ‘Chinese virus’
• UK unveils bailout of £350bn for business and households
• All in it together – could lessons from the coronaviru­s crisis help tackle the climate emergency?
• Israel tracks mobile phones of people with virus
• Sing it loud as James leads the good deeds and pandemic brings out the best of nation
• Amid today’s challenges, we must recall a turning point in our history
• Man dies in hit-and-run collision as car found 2kmaway
• Cocaine worth €350,000 and phones seized in drugs raid
• Keep children busy by creating memories and writing diaries
• ‘RTE could rejig its TV schedule to become a substitute for school’
• Going to College
• ‘We need to shut Trump up now, he is underminin­g our doctors and scientists’
• Europe’s airports risk ‘near total collapse’ in face of pandemic
• Re lief as Manchester Arena bomber’s brother found guilty
• How 300bhp T-Roc ‘R’ crossover delivers on punch and poise
• Could you be addicted to using your mobile at the wheel?
• Independen­t Advice Desk
• What’s what? Volkswagen’s attempt to lessen the confusion; Let’s go, Betsy
• Follow Harry’s House Rules and we can play our part in Covid-19 war
• Brussels must lead way in fight against virus damage
• Solitary stint in Kingdom a wife’s remedy
• Turbulent time ahead:
• Now it’s the banks’ turn to do right by all of us
• US stocks edge up on ‘crazy day’ as turmoil continues
• Breheny: Managers didn’t need training lecture from GPA
• The changing face of beauty over the last 50 years
• Two-In-One
• SATELLITE
• ‘Notorious’ leads cross-card double for Elliott
• ‘Tiger’ will roll next year as British cancel racing
• Olympic Committee say Games remain on track
• McNamee back in Faithful fold following head injury
• United on a very unique journey they will make together
• Flights for fans and fights over contracts of Kenny and McCarthy
• Players are making the most of a rare chance to put their feet up
• No Euros guarantee for McCarthy
• D-Day as HRI meeting could cancel Irish racing
• MARATHON MAN BYRNE GIVES NEW MEANING TO AN OLD CLICHÉ

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