Irish Independent - 2024-04-15

• Taoiseach describes Iranian attack as ‘reckless’ as he appeals for peace
• What Iran’s attack on Israel means for risk of global war
• Consequenc­es of latest Middle East escalation will be felt around world
• Inside the Temple Bar Italian where world’s biggest names have dined
• Suspected carjacker held after woman in her 70s was targeted
• Thousands to be affected as VHI phases out popular health plan offerings
• Rise in income protection claims for mental health issues
• Low-cost loan scheme for home retrofits ‘imminent’ despite another missed target
• Andrew Scott thanks Paul Mescal for their ‘wonderful friendship’
• Queen ‘loved it’ when things went wrong
• Taoiseach to hold meeting on road safety as fears grow over death toll
• Just 38 properties to rent nationwide for people on HAP scheme
• Sydney attacker was ex-teacher who turned to male escort work
• Woman from North sheltered shoppers who fled stab attack
• ‘I can’t dwell on the past,’ says young Liberties woman who lost both parents to addiction
• Hot meals scheme is expanded to 900 new schools
• Just one in every four deportatio­n cases likely to be successful amid high rates of litigation
• CervicalCh­eck: counties with highest and lowest screening uptake revealed
• Boy (9) has his hands full as pet octopus Terrance hatches 51 babies
• World ‘has all it needs’ to stop Russia using Iranian drones, says Zelensky
• 174 trapped passengers are rescued almost a day after cable car tragedy
• Luck to play huge role in final shape of jury chosen in Trump hush money trial
• Italian priest starts preaching in bars as mass attendance wanes
• One year into its ‘forgotten war’, Sudan is now like a ‘blood-soaked playground’ with spectre of famine on the horizon
• McGrath, Fianna Fáil’s standby leader, won’t get caught out like FG’s Donohoe
• Politics, diplomacy and reason is called for in Middle East
• We must press the reset button on war before our worst fears are realised
• Ireland’s risk-averse nature holds us back – it’s Harris’s job to change the playbook
• Paris Olympics are shaping up to be a disaster for France
• Economist calls to scrap levies on all new homes permanentl­y
• Wexford to Wales power connector could fetch €1bn
• WEEK AHEAD WEEK 16
• DEAR VICKI My company got some bad press a few years back – can I get this scrubbed from Google?
• Irish GDP to increase by 2pc this year, says Ibec forecast
• My faith has played a part — I always held on to hope
• My daughter suffers from constipati­on — how can I help her to remedy this?
• Diet and cancer
• Is your daily fix of coffee actually good for you? How do you maximise benefits?
• Your Stars
• Don’t rip off our fans with ticket prices for Croker semi, pleads Cullen
• ‘Patchy’ Dubs crush Royals with weight of their press
• Grugan leads clinical Armagh as Fermanagh fail to land a glove
• Downey’s wonder strikes help turn the tide for Louth
• ‘It was important for the group to get a result here’ – Offaly boss Kelly
• Kennedy goal critical as Tipp end long wait for a title
• Double strikes from Dowdall and McGrath prove decisive
• Regan powers second-half rally
• O’Doherty leads from the front
• Delightful dozen for Goulding
• No Eze games as Palace shock signals beginning of end for Klopp
• Pochettino: It takes time for leaders to emerge
• ‘We lost the FA Cup game to United and it was like a catastroph­e’
• Emery’s men prove true Villains of the title piece as Gunners’ failings exposed
• Pereira takes centre stage to earn Fulham rare away win
• Keita grateful for Bohs’ support to enable him play during Ramadan
• McClean leads way as Hollywood fairytale takes new twist with the ‘Wrexham Irish’
• Rangers’ title bid suffers County setback as Clement bemoans missed chances
• Connacht exit after first-half errors cost them dearly
• Five-star win provides lift for Twickenham test
• Connors and Nienaber make defensive mark
• Mullins eyes Scottish raid to boost British title chances
• Jenkins leads Éanna to league final triumph
• Donoghue on the double as his ‘Diva’ waltzes home at Down Royal
• Lowry vows to try again after week to forget at Augusta

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