Irish Independent - 2017-03-22

• From gunman to statesman
• RTÉ to cut 300 jobs
• Whistleblo­wer sparks probe into INM –
• Veteran O’Shea says that he has unfinished business
• Macron’s bid to become French president gathers pace
• Clerys staff get payout as long-running dispute ends
• Advertiser­s revolt against Google over ad placement
• The flat-pack dream: how everything clicks into place
• ‘Statesman’ McGuinness’s coffin carried to family home
• Kenny faces down his critics, saying: I’ll still be Taoiseach in May
• Maureen Haughey was ‘fiercely proud’ of her husband
• ‘Transition period on trade deals is vital in Brexit’
• Higher education ‘can thrive in Ireland after UK exit’
• Eight-point plan to scrap HSE is last chance to sort out our system – Harris
• M ore than 1,100 homes lying idle in unfinished estates despite crisis
• Estate agent must pay man €1,500 over ‘no rent allowance’ policy
• Why bold changes are a must for loss-making State broadcaste­r
• All-out Bus Éireann strike likely next week as company finalises cuts
• Man (49) charged with murder of father who disappeare­d in 2011
• €15m for boy over injuries at birth
• Cancer clinics failing to meet target times for new patients
• Higher risk of drug side effects for elderly
• SURVIVING CANCER
• Irish mums believe that drug caused birth defects
• Farmer who fractured hip died of hospital negligence
• Underwater robot deployed in search for Rescue 116 crew
• Developer says extraditio­n warrant to US over insurance deal is ‘surreal’
• Murder accused a ‘good man who did a bad thing’– defence
• European court may be asked to rule on Bailey’s extraditio­n
• Is it time for a ‘New Deal’ with teachers?
• Choose subjects you like for Leaving Cert
• Classrooms at the coalface of society’s inclusivit­y challenges
• Pass health bill or lose your seats, Trump tells his party
• Ireland won’t follow UK and US with laptop ban on flights
• McGuinness was always content to play second fiddle to Adams
• He walked two different roads but it’s the path of peace for which he will be remembered
• Martin inspired generation­s of republican­s like me with his ability to transform pain into possibilit­y
• Despite dark shadows from an IRA past, he was open, warm and likeable
• Let’s build on what McGuinness tried to achieve over 40 years
• McGuinness didn’t seek to hide the two sides of his life
• Prosecute the Tuam perpetrato­rs
• Disclosure from INM ceo leads to inquiry by ODCE
• Brazil beef scandal leaves fewer options for global buyers
• Politician­s attack IDA’s no-show at Succeed in Ireland hearing
• Mincon revenue ahead of forecasts
• Max jets next to arrive as Ryanair fleet soars to 380
• Brexit air ticket warning as UK to Ireland flyers reaches 12.8m
• The reaction in quotes...
• Martin’s common touch was an essential ingredient for peace
• ‘McGuinness’s refusal to live in past is a great
• Proud IRA man hoped history would judge political legacy fairly
• A LIFE IN SHORT
• Even British politician­s warmed to the IRA man with the ‘clear,
• The queen and the handshake
• A legacy of terror
• McGuinness’s willingnes­s to compromise fraught with risk
• He’ll be parked in hell for all eternity, says Tebbit
• Over 50 years he took the IRA to war, to armed peace, to politics
• ISIF puts €50m into ex-Goldman chiefs’ financial firm fund
• Worst day of March for Irish stocks
• Embracing motherhood
• Marry me or else: Confession­s from women who want the ring, and aren’t afraid to issue an ultimatum
• Cutting deeper than most...
• Two-In-One
• Foxrock set to bypass Aintree
• Ireland open medal account
• Taylor ‘sick of amateur scene’
• Ulster consider options as Coetzee faces surgery
• ‘Demons’ still a big danger for Spieth, insists McIlroy
• Marmion back to boost Lam’s men but Healy out for month
• Triggs: Bandwagon Kiwi fans are not loyal
• Foley joins Coughlan as Pau chase European spot
• Stats make bad reading for Irish Lions contenders
• Mayo’s problems not gone away
• Read and weep for modern football
• Harte wary of Mayo’s ‘unpredicta­bility’ ahead of Omagh clash
• ‘Dean is a better free-taker than I was,’ insists Rock Snr
• United may waive fee for Rooney’s Everton return
• Livermore scripts positive ending to once-tragic tale
• Schweinste­iger exit hastens dismantlin­g of Van Gaal’s Reds
• Fenerbahce ready to offer Ozil route out of Arsenal
• ‘Land of my father? No, it was always Wales for me’
• Southgate: We can learn from rugby team’s winning mentality
• Keane puts trust in players to deal with Bale threat
• Doyle aware of concussion risks following pre-season scare
• Rush backs Bale to close in on record
• ‘Hit him’ – Keane’s plan to stop Bale
• McGrath taking career break to focus on Waterford
• Most of us are scared of night driving but new technology can help us ‘see’
• The ‘buyer’, the dealer and the 42,000km clocked car
• Rotary club: 50 years of a famous engine
• Are we there yet? About halfway. It has been a sad and tragic journey
• Alfa ‘returns’ after years in the doldrums as new Giulia targets Audi, BMW, Merc and Jag owners
• We’re connected but vulnerable; Mustang for year; Skoda’s stars; costly Brexit repairs
• Check mate: How I nearly bought a ‘gem’ with 42,000km clocked off
• Electric pie; parking idiots; tractor risk; M50 blockers; phone driving
• Car for 75,000km/ year? Better MPG? Buy now? Call your bluff: petrol, diesel?

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