Irish Independent - 2017-03-25

• I’ll cut tax on middle incomes – Varadkar
• Brothers in arms: Shane shares Seamus’s pain
• Second crew member of Rescue 116 is located
• Disneyland Paris competitio­n
• Leo Varadkar
• Nicola Anderson
• Second top INM executive made complaint to ODCE
• Murderer’s apology worth little to Anne’s loved ones
• Webster weeps as he is jailed for life for murdering mum of three
• An act of savage violence robbed Shortall family of their devoted mother
• Political funerals take on an extra dimension for us
• Al-Qa’ida supporter who financed terror network faces deportatio­n terror network faces deportatio­n
• Funeral showed parties can work together
• McGuinness certainly made the most of life’s rare second chance
• Staff create maximum chaos on picket line
• Bus Éireann to cut 300 jobs as workers mount indefinite all-out strike
• RTÉ won’t reveal pay of top stars until 2018
• Village thug with a blood lust had sought help over his urges to kill
• Upset in France would have bigger impact here than Brexit or Trump impact here than Brexit or Trump
• Attacker had been using WhatsApp minutes earlier
• Willingnes­s to kill, and be killed, is impossible to confront
• €150 umbrellas? The Celtic Tiger era is back in the ‘Dragons’ Den’
• Majority of cancers caused by ‘bad luck’, not genes or lifestyle, scientists discover
• Ambulance delays in Dublin have worsened – patient safety watchdog
• ‘There are victims everywhere’ – the GAA club man and doting father who hid a shocking secret
• Garda chief has one week to save her job, says FF
• Stop spreading the news – newspaper vendor fights for patch after 40 years
• How Irish seamen were abandoned by our government to face Nazi brutality
• Retired teachers may return to class to fill staff shortage
• Woman killed by falling branch is named after row
• The last tango? RTÉ yet to decide on future of Dancing with the Stars
• I’m going to be the big party animal for the final wrap bash
• Memorial walk marks pier tragedy anniversar­y
• ‘Big houses’ in focus for second tour of Leinster
• Health bill failure a huge blow to Trump
• Putin wishes Le Pen ‘good luck’ on visit to Kremlin
• Despite a lack of any evidence against him, Ibrahim Halawa is dying in an Egyptian prison
• Despot Mubarak let out of jail after six years of legal wrangling
• EU leaders in show of unity in Rome despite host of troubles
• Kenny staves off political oblivion in high stakes game of snakes and ladders to secure his legacy
• The Week that was
• Forget the naughty step – it’s us parents who must change
• In a week of sporting success, a moment in Croke Park tops it all
• Varadkar’s focus on tax debate is welcome
• Morals don’t come from religion
• State’s pay cap will narrow field to replace BoI ‘rhino’ Boucher
• Internal candidates and outsiders in the running for top bank job
• YouTube’s television dream on the line in video nasties row
• Planet Woman event attracts a galaxy of business world talent
• Return to profit for Euro General
• Markets mixed amid strong Eurozone figures and US vote nerves
• BAD BREAK FOR COLEMAN
• Brogan to start in Dubs’ shot at history
• TONY WARD: The three-year investment in project players is mo rally bankrupt venture
• The plot sickens from the needle and the damage done
• We may regret not being more adventurou­s once Wales were down a man
• It is heartbreak­ing, we’re all devastated for Seamus – Meyler
• McClean honours old friends the best way
• O’Neill plotting new fairytale
• Manning looks to make his mark for Under-21s
• Dundalk’s Cork trip laced with emotion
• Hamilton hits ground running as Ferrari fail to live up to pre-season promise
• Glasgow’s Six Nations stars back for Connacht
• Big Brother is watching – and the players know it
• Nacewa hails ‘genuine threat’ of Carbery
• Scannell buzzing after Six Nations debut
• Attack to be key area of Schmidt focus
• Katie: ‘I’ve carried on my mother’s pioneering spirit’
• Templemore will need ‘special’ day to dethrone kingpins Kieran’s
• Koleva likely to be Taylor’s toughest test in pro ranks
• Cajun Fiddle can spice things up at Newbury
• Aussie is the answer as Flat returns at Naas
• McGarvey can stretch the Field at Thurles
• Johnny Ward’s guide to what’s hot and what’s not this weekend

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