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Blue-sky thinking

Tuesday March 16 2010

Cheltenham comes around quickly, but then so does life, and in both cases some of us rarely get round to analysing quite why we enjoy it so much.

Three of a kind

Tuesday March 16 2010

Another sunny day at Cheltenham, where the going continues to improve, will have helped settle the nerves of the Docado Syndicate, who are on the brink of one of the biggest pay-days in Irish jumps racing this afternoon.

First-time buyers facing 10 years in mortgage bind

Tuesday March 16 2010

THE average first-time buyer is facing another 10 years before they will get out of negative equity, a leading housing economist has calculated.

Baby Jacob Nowak at Rochestown Park Hotel in Cork. Picture: Clare Keogh/ Provision

Jacob has eye surgery as aid cash pours in

Tuesday March 16 2010

A LITTLE boy born without eyes yesterday underwent major surgery in a German clinic, as an Irish fundraising campaign on his behalf continued to draw huge support.

Clerics named in probe may face charges

Tuesday March 16 2010

GARDAI are re-examining the Murphy report to see if criminal charges can be brought against senior clerics who helped to cover up abuse by paedophile priests in the Dublin Archdiocese.

Victims recall horror of abuse and call on prelate to resign his post

Tuesday March 16 2010

THEIR innocence was stolen by the notorious paedophile priest Brendan Smyth -- but three of Smyth's victims yesterday united to call on Cardinal Sean Brady to take personal responsibility for his role in allowing the serial child abuser to continue on his destructive path.

Willie Webb, from Dublin, was armed with cash and his lucky hat at Dublin Airport yesterday. Picture: Martin Nolan

Lucky hats and top tips as punters head to Cheltenham

Tuesday March 16 2010

COULD the last person to leave the country please turn off the lights? The exodus, it appears, has reached feverish proportions.

Gardai knew of Brady link to Smyth for years

Tuesday March 16 2010

GARDAI have known about Cardinal Sean Brady's involvement in the Fr Brendan Smyth affair for several years, the Irish Independent has learnt.

NAMA chief Brendan McDonagh

NAMA to demolish developments that will never be viable

Tuesday March 16 2010

NAMA, the toxic loans agency, is prepared to demolish half-completed buildings which it believes have no value as commercial or residential developments.

Somersby following in Best Mate's path

Tuesday March 16 2010

HENRIETTA KNIGHT insists she watched every one of her champion Best Mate's races during the gelding's glorious three-year reign as Gold Cup title-holder, and she plans to be equally attentive when her new star, Somersby, has a crack at today's Irish Independent Arkle Trophy at Cheltenham.