Irish Independent - 2024-04-10

• ‘New energy’ was promised, but Harris goes softly-softly with Cabinet reshuffle
• FG stalwart, legal eagle and ‘Harris leak’ detective all elevated
• A €240,000 salary and a jet – all the perks of the office
• ‘Safe Simon’ keeps friends close and enemies even closer on his big day
• Political honeymoon is now over for Harris, whose main mission is to minimise losses
• No shocks from new Taoiseach as radical shake-up of ministers too risky just 11 months from vote
• Poet falsely claimed she had passengers after crashing car into ditch
• ‘A win for all generation­s’ – Swiss grannies ruling eases loss for young climate activists
• BoI’s ‘green’ mortgage could force buyers into more debt, says broker
• Court ruling means it’s time for insurers to deliver cuts
• Molly and Tom Martens to walk free from prison within 60 days
• Irish men fall short in ranking of global average penis sizes
• Home of the Year finale: There’s no justice – but you can’t expect any logic from this programme
• Reduction in remote working as staff go back to the office
• Family of late hurler help young athletes to get heart screening
• Constructi­on company offers €150,000 to owners of defective Dublin apartments
• Dublin Jimmy ‘friendly all his life’ with Quinn, High Court told
• ‘We’re busy all year round, not just at Easter,’ say chocolatie­rs
• Pocketing toiletries in hotels leaves me with moral dilemma
• Seven infected by measles in two outbreaks in households
• Baldwin ‘shamelessl­y lied’ after he fatally shot cinematogr­apher, prosecutor­s claim
• Knox to face new slander trial in Italy
• Gaelic footballer accused of ‘MMA’ assault on opponent
• Israeli ceasefire proposal fails to meet our demands, says Hamas
• Parents of Michigan classroom shooter are jailed for 10-15 years
• ‘I don’t recognise the place... even the streets are no longer there’
• Germany denies accusation of aiding genocide in Gaza at World Court
• Trump fails in last-ditch attempt to stop trial on hush money payments
• Kyiv denies that it was behind drone attacks on nuclear plant
• Physicist Higgs who proposed the ‘God particle’ dies at 94
• ‘Make America Sane Again’ should be the slogan for 2024 White House race
• Putting partisansh­ip aside and the country first is way ahead
• Dee Forbes’s costly cuisine: sometimes wining and dining is vital for business
• Plea for ceasefire in Gaza from a king and two presidents
• Settlement sought as Irish arm of Grant Thornton to meet mediator in fraud case
• People in the Republic working longer hours than their counterpar­ts in North
• Irish business leaders among stars on Forbes ‘30 under 30’ list
• Earnings soar 44pc in ‘record year’ for Hvivo
• Food tech company Senoptica gets FDA approval
• Judge refuses bid by Duddy group to stop receiver’s sale of hotels
• Influencer McGowan netted €1.29m in pay and pension contributi­ons last year
• Apartment dwellers hit out over Ronan’s 17-storey scheme for Citigroup’s office
• Intel unveils its new AI accelerato­r chip
• Troubled Boeing dips in deliveries as it promises to ‘get this right’
• Corlytics partners with new majority owner to spur more acquisitio­ns
• ‘We were there with baby Evie until the end — that is a privilege’
• Are you a stressed out parent? Here are tips to keep you sane and your kids resilient
• We went on a family holiday to Valentia Island to search for 300 million-year-old dinosaur tracks
• Your Stars
• Why the Government needs to drive us out of electric vehicle slump
• Dubs top their group to make last four
• Walsh opts for Limerick Lace as McManus finalises plans
• Van der Flier says Leinster not burdened by pain
• McIlroy talks patience but exudes an air of urgency at Augusta
• Why are GPA so quiet on unfair fixture schedule?
• Costello staying positive ahead of daunting showdown with Sky Blue beast
• Mayo mocking Kerry spurred us on to glory in 2014 – Ó Sé
• Spirited late Irish flourish not enough to bridge class divide
• Valverde volley keeps Real hopes alive in thriller
• IRELAND RATINGS
• Clever English teach Ireland important lessons for the future
• Trossard comes to Gunners’ rescue to deny Bayern
• FAI’s return to Barry casts more doubt on managerial search
• Moloney recall from exile long overdue sol ether rugby do the talking
• Henry and Doyle-Byrne secure Euro bronze
• FAI in fresh approach to Barry to fill Ireland job
• Duff: I was angry over Shels’ smoke bomb
• PSG on Diaz alert with Reds’ future in doubt

Irish Independent - 2024-04-09

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