Irish Independent - 2017-03-24

• Out of prison – the Islamic terrorist given asylum here
• Cancer survivor Aoife’s message on Daffodil Day
• Garda blunder: 15,000 drivers to get penalty points quashed
• Terror on the Thames
• 200 civilians used as human shields by Isil killed in Mosul airstrike
• Rise in numbers who had tracker loans wrongly taken off them
• David Quinn: How much EU integratio­n is too much?
• Electric Picnic isn’t the only big ticket this summer
• Irish woman not in serious condition – but man (75) becomes fourth victim of attack
• ‘Kind and lovely’ Spanish teacher leaves behind two young children
• Stabbed policeman who made ‘ultimate sacrifice’ previously saved officer’s life
• Only way to truly stop DIY jihadis is to interrupt their journey to radicalisa­tion
• ‘I missed being a victim of the terror attack by a matter of seconds,’ says Irish solicitor
• Woman who fell into river is Romanian architect (29)
• Now Isil claims that it inspired attacker to carry out atrocity
• Minister’s bodyguard was first to react and shoot killer
• Dáil security much looser than at other parliament­s in the world – Varadkar
• Fiasco raises questions over basic competence of Garda top brass Garda top brass
• Commission­er’s grip on top job loosens further
• Long and winding journey comes to end as McGuinness laid to rest
• Now we await the next tier of Sinn Féin ‘visionarie­s’
• Tears as Derry captain McBride mourned
• Tout s swoop in as Picnic sells out in two hours
• Rural towns to suffer worst of Ulster Bank closures as it prepares to lay off 220 staff
• Relocating firms to be ‘intrusivel­y supervised’
• Commuters warned of chaos as bus strike threatens to spread
• Boost for cancer treatment as GPs get access to scans
• ‘RTÉ to review salaries – but top talent has already suffered pain’
• Minister in support of adding TV licence to utility bills
• Killer died after night drinking ‘hooch’ in prison cell
• Divers prepare to examine R116 wreckage after weather breaks
• Coleman brings Wales to ‘hometown’
• Schools need to be ‘as diverse as the pupils they teach’
• DIT drops demand for Garda vetting on course
• Key staff member in ‘Grace’ case still working for Tusla
• Trump fails to rally enough support to pass healthcare bill
• Fugitive MP who criticised Kremlin shot dead in Kiev
• ‘Russia may be arming Taliban,’ says Nato general
• Government defections a fresh boost for Macron
• Korean ferry in which 304 died raised from bottom of sea after three years
• Ireland cannot afford to risk leaving future of EU in hands of others
• Watching potential terrorists is anything but an exact science and police can’t follow everyone
• Call me cynical, but patronisin­g notion of Mother’s Day is an insult to us all
• Don’t blame Islam for this latest terrorist outrage
• Garda culture raises its head once again
• We will never cower before evil
• Panda’s power play as it agrees to buy Bioverda from Cerberus
• Key Largo executive steps down at Tayto parent
• Ireland joins China-led Asian bank in bid to boost links
• Airport gets go-ahead for solar farm to power reservoir
• Investors dump shares in IFG Group after profits drop 26pc
• Lord fails in attempt to halt €16m upgrade at Dromoland Castle
• Six more banks added to AIB initial public offering
• Pay freezes predicted despite country’s economic growth
• Banks grab €233bn in free ECB loans as Draghi warns on profits
• Credit Suisse weighs €2.8bn share sale instead of IPO
• Irish and European shares bounce back
• Paul Whitington reviews the latest cinema releases
• Screen violence: are superheroe­s to blame?
• Mildew and misery in 1940s Ireland
• CULTURE VULTURE
• Energetic revival, and an orchestral tour de force
• Red Nose Day - Laughter free zone
• New trip can see Paris secure Elusive first victory for Feane
• Donnelly and Hughes warn of concussion dangers
• Aussie-bound Flyer bids for Newbridge win
• Ireland increase medal haul
• Eir Sport looking to niche market with club deal
• Consistenc­y of selection keeping Kildare on the rise
• Donnellan back but no Glynn for Tribe
• Pro12 title race hots up as endgame gets closer
• Carolan and Duffy included in Connacht’s coaching team
• Death of a hero reminds us of sport’s power to inspire
• Taylor hoping to follow Conlan’s path with Stateside bout
• O’Reilly’s failed test cast doubt over all we’ve done – O’Neill
• AMAZING BUFFON SET FOR 1,000th APPEARANCE
• Byrne needs game-time at Wigan to regain place in U-21 squad
• Randolph tasked with dousing fire of Welsh Dragon
• THE GAME IN NUMBERS
• Savvy Ireland can stifle Welsh wizards
• Wales boss: Resilient Bale will be ready for whatever is thrown at him
• Coleman summons Lille spirit
• Tomás Ó Sé
• Heartbreak delights Martin ahead of his shot at a million
• BRIAN KERR
• €3.5m baronial grandeur
• HOLLYWOOD GLAMOUR
• THIS ONE’S ON THE HOUSE
• THATCHED UP IN WEXFORD
• ALL TOUCHY FEELY
• Seafront paradise garden in Sutton
• Your own kingdom in Portmarnoc­k
• Designer’s touch in Blackrock
• Home Economics
• Large bay window of opportunit­y at Silverton
• There’s more in store at Eden
• Two double-fronted five-beds remain
• Settle down near an historic settlement
• Just two to go as Steeplecha­se enters the final stretch
• Go large in Oak Grove
• Three to choose from at Enfield hotspot
• Bad deeds don’t always win out
• Be my guest in Bunratty
• Letters: the price is write
• IN THE SALEROOMS
• ‘You have to earn your stripes in Ireland set-up’
• Cardiff refusing to give upon top-six ambition
• Strong displays have given us confidence
• Byrne eager to push on after guiding Blues during Six Nations
• Current crop continuing club’s proud tradition
• Malahide eye AIL step up
• Leinster in a good place but absence of key players for Wasps clash still a worry
• Sprint for finish line starts now
• On-song O’Mahony praises away form
• Stander and Murray up for top award
• Play-off race gathering speed
• ‘Munster is all I will be thinking about for time being’
• If we are not fully focused, Zebre could prove real minefield for us
• Reddan sets standard for ambitious club on rise
• Coomber holds nerve in thrilling Junior finale
• Cork derbies take centre stage in Clubs Underage deciders
• ‘Buy-in’ the key factor in a successful defence
• Signs are good for a big finish to the season
• €100,000 up for grabs in golf event
• Buccs on verge of promotion
• Champions Cup return the priority for settled hooker
• Good displays for the province can clinch place on Irish summer tour
• The Bish are ready to be a force once again
• We’re keen to break new ground in Scotstoun

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