Irish Independent - 2020-03-31

• Growth rate of virus cases halves amid test delay fear
• Feuding criminals target teen friend of murdered Mulready-Woods
• Judge tells couple in €1m house to downsize
• Coronaviru­s epidemic takes just two weeks to wipe out job gains made after crash
• Sticking on some slap and keeping up appearance­s can make life feel more manageable
• We must be wary of authoritar­ianism sweeping across Europe
• Digging it: The beauty of an allotment in troubled times
• Will Premier League ever wake up to the real world?
• Van Gogh stolen from museum closed because of virus
• Five steps to protect your relationsh­ip when you are together 24/7m
• ‘Closing church broke my heart’ – half of priests in one diocese are cocooning
• Clusters have struck in an area that had warned it could be at grave risk of infection
• RTÉ star Tubridy recovering after testing positive for coronaviru­s
• What are contacttra­cing apps and can they really halt spread of Covid-19?
• Nursing homes insist minister has pledged Covid-19 financial bailout
• Spain becomes the latest country to surpass China in terms of infections
• America’s coronaviru­s toll now expected to top that of 9/11 attack
• Man’s arrest over ‘social distancing’ row goes to High Court
• Barristers urge against cap on awards in personal injury cases
• BoI and AIB shares nosedive after scrapping dividends
• Laura Lynott: Connecting once more with my pen-pal after 32 years
• ‘I’ll be thrilled to support our local restaurant­s... to be served dinner and wine again’
• FG’s Seán Kyne and FF’s Lisa Chambers on track for Seanad victory after loss of Dáil seats
• How coronaviru­s has hit complex electoral system
• Woman (47) is convicted for second time of murdering her boyfriend
• This cancer treatment seems to stop flu and colds – varselta
• Scientist got four magnets stuck up nose working on virus device
• Politician­s warn ‘distress will turn into violence’ in Italy’s south as social unrest grows
• Orban is criticised over ‘rule by decree’
• We can best protect each other with a unified response
• A world apart – but linked by letters and reunited after 32 years
• This virus is brutal but it could leave us with a germ of hope
• Digicel holds off paying interest on bond debt
• Virus fight: HSE’s Citywest deal de-risks Starwood portfolio
• Web traffic spikes as lockdown takes effect
• Kepak Rustlers climb UK brands charts
• PTSB’s customers given card payments incentive
• Farm cheesemake­rs seek sales in hard-hit market
• Mary O’Rourke is finding being ‘cocooned’ very difficult
• Our expert guide to looking the part on video calls
• IRFU facing November financial blow due to fixture chaos
• Decision time looms for Kane as United looks the plausible move
• ‘I’ve spent 10 years building this up. I don’t want to lose it now’
• Balance of power takes decisive turn in Croke Park shoot-out for the ages
• World Rugby now has enough leverage to turn crisis to its advantage
• Mac Niallais has ‘no desire’ for Donegal return
• ‘Embarrasse­d’ Grealish fined by Villa after car crash
• Martin Breheny inducted into Hall of Fame
• Club matches should be played before county restarts – Wexford chief
• RACING 92’S LIMERICK COACH ON LIFE IN PARIS LOCKDOWN

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