● Little or no niggle as United heap more misery on Chelsea Even in the BBC studio Alan Shearer and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink kept it civil

● FA Cup quarter-finals: Man United face trip to Wolves Meanwhile, Manchester City will travel to Wales to face Swansea

● Thousands of objections disappear from Dublin planning portal Dublin City Council says 29,000 third-party objections were ‘unpublished in error’

● Man who stabbed housemate given community service Arturas Bulksas (55) injured man on torso, neck and ear during an altercation over domestic matters

● Man United storm Stamford Bridge to get back to winning ways Goals from Herrera and Pogba saw Solskjaer’s team book FA Cup quarter-final spot

● Kerry speed limits to fall in first revision since 2006 Limit near schools to fall to 50km/h, and in Ring of Kerry from 100km/h to 80km/h

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Health committee chief to back no-confidence vote in Harris Dr Michael Harty: Delay in providing 60-bed unit at Limerick hospital triggered decision


● Scientists in Ireland glean fascinating insight into solar storms Findings may enable accurate forecasting of when bursts set to occur and impact on Earth

● Watt could seek role as Central Bank governor Philip Lane is due to step down as governor in June to take a role with the European Central Bank

● Adults have abdicated climate responsibility, says energy expert Dublin seminar told failure of global response is forcing young people to protest

● Ex-Christian Brother convicted of assaulting two children Boy and girl, then 12, testified John Gibson molested them while washing them at school in 1980s

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Remnants of Isis force sheltering among civilians for last stand Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces prepare for final push against Islamic State diehards


● Leeds heavily fined for spying as new rule is implemented Championship promotion chasers were investigated for spying on Derby training

● Man guilty of stealing dry clothes after being rescued from harbour Wesley McLucas, who had been drinking, went into Portrush store and swopped clothes

● European shares advance even as carmakers stuck in reverse In Dublin, the Iseq index edged 0.1 per cent higher to 5,976,91

● Iain Henderson facing potential ban after citing Ulster lock could face time out after a tackle on Sam Cross during Pro14 win on Friday

● Aircoach extends deal as coach supplier to Leinster Rugby Transport company adds branded bus to mark its association with the club

● Semenya accuses IAAF of breaching confidentiality ahead of hearing Olympian seeks to overturn regulations on hyperandrogenic athletes' testosterone levels

● Solicitor who admitted dishonesty is struck off by the High Court Moya O’Donnell diverted client funds into her personal bank accounts, including sums left in a will to charity and a priest

● Man wanted to negotiate crash claim for relatives, court hears Liberty insurance investigator said man told firm : ‘They will be expecting a decent offer’

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Macron to warn on need to avert further exits from EU French president’s speech intended warning shot for continent ‘unable to project itself ’


● Footasylum shares up 89% after JD Sports takes stake JD Sports Fashion says it has acquired 8.3% stake, and could buy nearly 30% of its smaller rival

● Rory McIlroy puts European Tour membership on the long finger Four-time Major winner hasn’t taken up his membership yet but is expected to in May

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Facebook censured by House of Commons digital committee Damning report slates Mark Zuckerberg for leadership failure and lack of responsibility

