Irish Independent - 2021-02-12

• Valentine’s Day at home
• Now teacher union resists the reopening of schools
• Man in his 40s shot dead in first gun murder of the year
• GAA anger at loss of elite status
• Romance scams have hit victims for average of €18,000 GAA plans €165,000 reboot of Croker’s museum
• Rioters searched for Pelosi in a way that makes every woman’s skin crawl
• Trump prosecutor­s show chilling clips of Capitol attack
• Well-off Healy-Raes far from the average man in the street
• Boss of China’s troubled HNA steps down as chairman of Dublin-based Avolon
• The men in green who saw red mist descend
• Movies: Tom Hanks shines in old-fashioned western
• Expect legal challenge to quarantine plans: Tánaiste
• Wearing a face mask ‘too loosely’ may increase risk of Covid
• ‘The first green shoots of spring’ – virus spread looks to be finally slowing due to vaccinatio­ns, says expert
• Fears growing that GP staff may stop working until they get vaccine
• Tech tracking reveals traffic starting to flow back on roads
• Soft return: Which pupils go back to school and when
• ‘Our vaccine roll-out appears to be painfully slow’
• Two hauliers out of more than 2,100 tested positive under new rules
• Central Bank chief warns insurers to stop word games and pay up after FBD judgment
• ‘Grotesque’ ex-teacher told priest about abuse 25 years ago
• Raft of civil actions in pipeline once paedophile McClean is sentenced
• ‘Outrage’ that HSE won’t mediate with woman dying of cancer, court told
• Martin tells UK and ‘big beasts of EU’ to ‘dial it down’ over Irish Border issue
• Ganley sues CNN over report saying Trump tried to get US firm a lucrative 5G contract
• Snow and ice to ease over the weekend as mild weather returns
• Nkencho family demands full public inquiry into shooting
• Kerry TD sets up firm to help look after his 21 properties
• Even shocking new evidence is unlikely to lead to a conviction
• Year of the ox offers us all the opportunit­y to pull together for a welcome renewal
• Disillusio­ned Republican­s in talks to form a breakaway party
• Meghan wins privacy case against Mail on Sunday over letter to father
• Over-70s sick of being told what is best for us
• BORDER PROTOCOL IS NOT A GAME – LIVES ARE IN THE BALANCE
• Listowel Racecourse firm hits heavy going as it loses tax appeal
• Irish Life clocks up five acquisitio­ns without need of Competitio­n sign-off
• Kerry shares plunge over 10pc after ‘short attack’
• Larger state and health sector to come, says McGrath
• Raising a glass: Jameson records sales growth of 3pc
• Fidelity to create 90 new jobs in Ireland
• Activity in office market ‘subdued’, says Hibernia Reit
• KBC’s 2020 ‘far less stark’ than bank’s early fears
• Austria’s Bawag ready to acquire one-time IFSC lending giant Depfa
• A brief history of Tesla’s Elon Musk and crypto investment­s
• Escaping the shadow of White Ladder
• Romance on the sofa: films to watch on Valentine’s Day
• Two-In-One
• Magners exit leaves Gold Cup without sponsor
• Cantlay sets pace as Spieth shines again
• Hourihane ‘sad’ to see top-class Duff leave Kenny’s Ireland set-up
• Saints forced to wait before reaping their reward
• Wales call on Wainwright after triple hit on blindside
• Collins: ‘I was hoping we’d go ahead in March – it’s disappoint­ing’
• Shock and dismay as players no longer considered ‘elite’ athletes
• When did the GAA’s ‘elite’ status move to temporary?
• Forget elitism – League of Ireland goes on because livelihood­s depend on it
• Barn’ dance: Chelsea survive FA Cup scare
• Loss of elite status a big concern for GAA bosses
• Ryan to miss France game with Sexton still in doubt
• BALE v MOURINHO DESTINED TO END ONE WAY
• Lowe vows to learn from his error against Wales
• Lateral thinking in D2
• Colonial D3 lodge is the perfect home for Indian summer evenings
• €950k for a 500-yearold Tipp castle seasoned with an inter-family spat
• For those who like a solitary sofa all to themselves
• New kid on the block a smart choice for tech-savvy buyers
• 4 On the Market four-bed houses in Tipperary
• Renovated Artane terraced home has extension potential
• Which Irish home rules?
• The obsessive Dubliner who spied on cattle marts
• In the Salerooms
• ‘Live for the future’
• The rise of modular constructi­on
• GARDEN OFFICE SOLUTIONS TO LAST A LIFETIME
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• WORK SMART, WORK HEALTHY…. AT HOME
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• A durable and versatile modular room
• A HOME OFFICE ON WHEELS!
• Specialist­s in garden rooms
• YOUR GUIDE TO BUYING A MODULAR HOME
• LIDAN DESIGNS SUSTAINABL­E MODULAR BUILDINGS
• Before you begin your design, ask yourself the following questions:
• OUTDOOR ROOMS WITH A DIFFERENCE
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