Irish Independent - 2017-03-15

• Mystery over why tragic Rescue 116 fell from the sky
• ‘Search area is likely to widen as debris scatters,’ says rescue worker
• Fillon defiant as formal fraud probe is launched
• Mother-of-three not pregnant when she ‘blackmaile­d’ accused
• Shane Coleman:
• Irish fear ‘dangerous’ contest for Brexit jobs
• Piece by piece, the tragic fate of Rescue 116 is confirmed of Rescue 116 is confirmed
• ‘We are in debt to the courage and resolution of rescue crew,’ says President
• Black box to unlock mystery of how flight ended in tragedy
• Divers will use sonar to search for wreckage
• Canadian firm has helicopter­s across 30 countries
• Lost lives highlight the dangers faced by emergency service crews
• Jack the lad soars to victory as O’Leary pips Mullins to post with Apple’s Jade
• Churchman, campaigner... and a father
• Casey affair shows Church’s rule on celibacy for priests needs to be revisited
• Survivor rubbishes Vatican claim that it helped abuse probe
• ‘I’ll be dancing again if Cuala triumph on St Patrick’s Day,’ vows Des
• Vultures are ‘eyes in the sky’ for hungry hyenas and jackals
• Central Bank board concerned whistleblo­wer line not manned
• HSE will pay speakers at business conference up to €11,500
• Workers left shocked as make-up giant Coty to close Nenagh plant
• Ross under fire as Bus Éireann teeters on verge of collapse while unions plot strikes
• As Transport Minister, Ross has a duty to help avoid a national shutdown
• Postmaster­s vow to fight plan to axe 200 outlets at GPO protest
• ‘Swinger’ articles ruined my life, claims former Kildare GAA star
• How bees help make flowers taller and fragrant
• Woman hit in face and threatened with knife in shop raid
• ‘We need to slash income tax to stem health service exodus,’ warns Varadkar
• Noonan faces criticism as report questions value of Project Eagle sell-off
• Callinan to avail of legal team used by under-fire Garda chief
• British PM dismisses calls for a border poll on a united Ireland
• Bruton counts on pupils to hit higher standards in maths and reading skills
• Dropping a language will restrict college options
• Ard Fhear! A Neighbour’s Inspiratio­n
• Students imPress
• What the judges said...
• It’s time for the NUI to drop the third language requiremen­t
• Family of grandmothe­r who died after trolley fall gets €51,000 payout
• Brothers awarded €48,000 for crèche neglect
• Go-ahead for fourth crematoriu­m after public consultati­on
• Claim of row with wife ‘gross lie’, says Netanyahu
• Dutch to blame for Srebrenica, says Turkey in escalation of row
• Control immigratio­n and halt the far-right
• May accused of ‘losing UK momentum’ with new delay
• Malaysia pulls ‘Beauty and the Beast’ over ‘gay moment’
• Republican­s defend health plan to cut care for 24 million citizens
• Facebook and Twitter face €50m fines over fake news, hate speech in Germany
• US at risk of scandal fatigue as the ethical swamp around deals linked to Trump grows ever murkier
• However harmless violent games might seem, they’re no match for playing outside
• They put their lives at risk to save others
• Packaging giant Ardagh prices IPO at $19 a share
• Applegreen on lookout for US deals as profits up
• Applegreen executives keeping the wheels on a well-oiled machine
• ACC collects €3m from Wallace firm’s assets
• Reform how bosses’ pay is decided, say unions
• Just half of firms respond to customer feedback, survey finds
• Spencer Dock receivers record €40m in sales
• Top 10 real estate ranking for Dublin
• Power City’s McKenna family shares €3m as profits dip
• Brexit drags sterling to eight-week low
• Should you ever put your child on a diet?
• ‘We tried to encourage him to eat healthier but it was very difficult. He just did not respond to us’
• How proverbs connect us to our ancestors
• The complete guide to badly dressed men
• No ring, no bring: The new rules of the modern wedding
• Morrissey gets ’Rock rolling
• Summerhill hoping to defy odds and claim first Connacht crown
• Hurling deserves so much better
• Rugby touts less prone to being tackled
• O’Shea: More at stake for Kerry than old record
• KINGDOM DONE 34 MATCHES UNBEATEN
• PROVINCIAL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSH­IP PREVIEWS
• ‘We didn’t think we’d get to Cusack Park, let alone Croker’
• Fitzmauric­e out to end Dubs hoodoo
• FAI keeping a close eye on new Athlone owners
• Shiels dismisses title tilt after ‘freak’ Dundalk scalp
• Anxious Arter waits on scan results ahead of Wales date
• Conte bides his time to have the last word with Mourinho
• Lukaku turns down offer of new contract with Everton
• Leicester’s ‘dogs of war’ show bite to see off Sevilla
• Pep plans to ‘attack as much as possible’ as it’s ‘only way’ to beat Monaco
• Foxes sniff out chance to make long-ball game pay dividends
• Farrells’ father and son duel
• The best is yet to come from U-20s, vows confident Frawley
• Should this be Best’s last game as captain?
• Jackman best bet remains in France after parting ways with Grenoble
• Feek: Ireland can be as consistent as England and All Blacks
• We need adjustment­s – not total change, says Henderson
• Molloy’s inside track on England could be just what doctor ordered
• Irish reject Jones’ aerial jibe
• LISA HONOURS ‘JT’ LEGACY
• Harrington plots Open return as he goes under the knife
• RUGBY: Paul O’Connell gives his verdict on Ireland v England
• Five reasons to buy now – and five to hold on
• Buyers slow purchases of new cars but speed imports
• Irish recall of ‘fire-risk’ Mercs to take ‘some time’
• Honda’s little 1-litre petrol deserves Civic reception
• How the game is well and truly up for ‘drug drivers’ on our highways
• Audi stick to tried and trusted formula with new Q5. But they ring changes with small petrol in Q2
• You ain’t seen nothing yet; hyper cars; 600bhp M5; Amalfi dreaming; backing the Dubs
• Shame of €30 burger; biased towards petrol; in favour of imports
• What next? Don’t need two; Superb adieu; Big mileage
• Bacardys can get us back on track before Douvan’s date with destiny
• Alpha can finally deliver for Mouse Morris on Douvan’s day
• Might Bite primed to take a chunk out of RSA rivals
• McManus celebrates 50th on day when new stars emerge
• Buoyant Elliott team set to bury rivals with Tombstone
• Elliott’s treble emphasises changing of the guard on frustratin­g day for Mullins
• 3.30 Stan James Champion Hurdle Challenge Trophy 2m67yds
• Un De Sceaux ready for Ryanair task
• RACE-BY-RACE GUIDE TO DAY 2

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