Irish Independent - 2024-04-19

• Gardaí will review report ‘at highest level’ before any potential action
• ‘It’s time for the State to apologise,’ say families after verdicts
• Manager Butterly – who is he and why did he keep quiet for so long?
• ‘Mammy! Daddy! Help me! Open the doors!’ – desperate cries of the victims
• ‘The last thing I needed,’ says cancer patient whose car was clamped as she got treatment
• Fuel heading to €2 a litre as drivers hit by excise hike
• Boost for competitio­n as Aviva plans new health insurer
• Irish teen caught with over €1m in cryptocurr­ency is target of new fraud probe
• Gibson-Park waves starting flag for charity’s classic car convoy
• Patient with weak immunity had Covid for record 613 days
• New Dart trains have automatic wheelchair ramps and batteries extend route to Louth
• About 500 couples have been sent for free IVF treatment
• Private accommodat­ion for refugees costing twice as much as state housing
• Child in asylum-seeker centre hospitalis­ed after pest infestatio­n
• Gardaí must police roads ‘around the clock’ to cut death toll, says minister
• Man is found guilty of dangerous driving causing death of GAA broadcaste­r Palmer
• Settlement­s are reached in creche lawsuits over claims toddlers were mistreated
• W hy WB Yeats’s lessons in love still rhyme today
• Carjacking accused refused compassion­ate bail for mum’s funeral
• UN hits out over Israel’s efforts to get more aid to Palestinia­ns
• UNRWA urges Security Council to ensure its survival
• Air defences would be no match for an Israeli barrage
• Iran in nuclear threat as US and UK announce new sanctions
• Nurse one of two jurors let go in Trump trial over fears about fairness
• After West rushes to Israel’s defence, Ukraine’s demand for help appears to fall on deaf ears
• Kyiv fears World War III if Russia wins
• Families just wanted to find out the truth – that wasn’t too much to ask, was it?
• Families of Stardust victims now deserve a criminal inquiry
• Calamity awaits if Government keeps its head in sand over capital’s ‘shanty town’
• Lack of taxis has become an economic and safety liability
• Siptu whistleblo­wer claims she came ‘under attack’ from union
• Almost 1,200 firms race to lock in to 0pc tax warehouse
• Drinks firm backed by Ed Sheeran and Russell Crowe signs distributi­on deal in US
• Ronan to appeal against council rejection of his 17-storey scheme
• Drop in number of job vacancies as market ‘stabilises’
• Majority of businesses yet to sign up for share of free money
• Tourism takes flight as record 39.2 million passengers used Irish airports last year
• Keppel DC signs deal with Greencoat Renewables over Dublin data centres
• Nine facing charges in the wake of Canada’s biggest gold heist
• Smell the money: Puig Brands kicking off €2.6bn IPO
• ‘There was no family there to rub his hand, or say goodbye’ — the pain of knowing my father died alone
• Jeymes Samuel’s film is an almighty laugh... at times
• My mum is besotted with her new boyfriend but my gut says he is a gold digger. What should I do?
• Your Stars
• Danaher: Players ready to put themselves in a ‘dark place’ for England
• ‘I’m not too far away’ – Ryan hoping to return for Leinster’s endgame
• ‘There are some bad people out there in the world’ – Hansen
• Lowry urges Ulster to ‘win the little moments’ in Cardiff clash
• The split season, what’s split about it? – Tyrone boss Dooher
• Power surges into the mix at Heritage
• O’Sullivan: When everyone is firing, we can put it up to anyone
• GPA want financial support to protect ‘overwhelme­d’ student players
• Walsh back for Galway as O’Connor gets Kerry go-ahead
• Dundalk must battle to stop slide as glory days now seem in distant past
• Smith forges her own path from reality TV to Bohs
• TONIGHT’S LEAGUE OF IRELAND PREVIEWS
• Why Europe is celebratin­g English clubs’ night of failure
• Only April but it’ s make-or-break for Wexford and Dublin hurlers
• Mullins to saddle six in Scottish National
• Push back All-Ireland final dates – plead GAA stars
• Ryan ‘touch and go’ as Leinster set to make Aviva home next season

Irish Independent - 2024-04-18

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