Irish Independent - 2024-04-26

• Law ‘must change’ to stop asylum-seekers coming here from UK via North, says Harris
• Why your smell can speak louder than your words
• ‘In microgravi­ty, you have to resist urge to swim’ – astronaut on training for life on space station
• Will tragedy be the catalyst to ensure safer emergency service at hospital?
• Burke’s action over newspaper report to be heard next week
• Venice charges day-trippers €5 in attempt to cut tourist numbers
• ‘We didn’t expect to be up against high rollers’ – film on Dubliner living with rare disease selected for Cannes
• Insurance industry’s code of conduct not helping cancer survivors, conference told
• Family of mother who died three years after ‘clear’ smear test result settle case
• Courteney Cox on how Snow Patrol star broke up with her during therapy
• Publisher says he wrangled with Trump over ‘catch and kill’ stories
• US Supreme Court justices leaning towards presidenti­al immunity
• Don’t be so quick to swat fruit flies as you could hurt their feelings
• Surrogate mum pregnant with 11th baby and would do it again
• Households are yet to see improvemen­ts in finances as prices continue to rise
• Longer-lasting Botox on the way, but dentist warns about the risk of unlicensed operators
• 13 suspended gardaí accused of driving under the influence
• Teenager accused of taking loaded gun from scene of shooting
• Nearly all smuggled cigarettes in Ireland are genuine brands, Revenue survey finds
• ‘She was bright and brilliant’ – Tributes paid as cyclist killed in Dublin collision is named
• Weinstein rape conviction is quashed by top New York court
• Ukraine uses secret supply of long-range US missiles in occupied area
• SNP’s Yousaf faces exit as Greens to back no-confidence motion
• Spanish court urged to throw out case against leader’s wife
• ‘Europe could die’ – Macron calls for stronger EU defence
• Bombs fall on Rafah as Israelis push ahead with assault plan
• Police launch violent crackdown on Gaza protests on US campuses
• If Biden is not careful, Israel could end up as his Vietnam
• Girl (13) charged with attempted murder after Wales school stabbing
• Ireland has an unpaid debt to migrants who are hit hardest by climate change
• Lack of enforcemen­t on our roads must be fixed by ministers
• Charities must not profit from the social ills that come from gambling
• Sometimes good people just have to do the right thing and boycott Eurovision
• We do well in fighting cancer, but we need to box clever
• Highest-paid Irish banker earned €24m, data reveals
• AIB’s Belfry review ‘deeply flawed’ and ‘in bad faith’, say investors
• Revenue dip for Dalata hotel group following ‘lower levels of trade’
• Irish court asked to recognise verdict against Argentine state
• Investor from Hong Kong is leading Phoenix Energy bid
• Forestry firm Coillte expects another tough year as price of products falls
• RTÉ running gambling ads on player as anti-betting advertisin­g law stalls in Dáil
• Ires chiefs rule out any rapid sell-off but could raise income from parking fees
• Reform ‘is long overdue’ of law allowing multiple DPC appeals
• Hertz tackling huge losses as it reverses big bet on Teslas
• PTSB directors buy small number of shares in the bank
• How the Dead Dads Club helped me through my grief after my father died
• Zendaya aces her performanc­e in steamy tennis romp
• Your Stars
• United’s close Cup call helps Mullins to keep his focus on title push
• Third-place permutatio­ns won’t change our approach – McKee
• Milne hopes to win Croke Park spot in Cape Town
• Kelleher thriving in Cork Con’s AIL quest
• Dominant Dubs cast shadow but Kelly keen to focus on the Faithful
• ‘Never let belief die’ – Hoops’ long-term project Pohls grabs chance
• Premier League dreams to non-league drop – how Irish players are ending the season
• FAI lead tributes after death of ex-Ireland captain Hurley (87)
• Klopp will depart Liverpool with one big regret after immense contributi­on
• TONIGHT’S LEAGUE OF IRELAND PREVIEWS

Irish Independent - 2024-04-25

Irish Independent - 2024-04-27