Irish Independent - 2017-03-28

• Banking giants pay 2pc tax here on mega-profits
• Last dance for Aidan
• Tony Ward: Why IRFU is wrong to ditch Ryan
• Garda chief safe as FF goes after Fitzgerald
• DID AIDAN DESERVE THE TROPHY?
• YouTube flooded with Isil videos in wake of terror attack atrocity
• World editors round on Trump over press attacks
• Mother ‘battered to death in flat by man she knew’
• Willie Kealy: Unions and company know of no quick fix
• Lottie in secret weekend wedding
• CONTROVERS­IES DOGGING COMMISSION­ER’S REIGN
• Fianna Fáil’s attack on commission­er looks good – but party won’t force her out
• O’Sullivan safe in short term – ironically due to tribunal
• Legal advice clears way for FF-FG to strike water charge deal
• Commission­er owns this fiasco – and her position is untenable
• Body in suitcase is not that of missing cruise woman
• Tusla faces criticism over new ‘Grace’ case
• Expulsion of Islamic terrorist delayed by courts
• Eircom fined €16,500 as nursing home for nuns left with no phone for weeks
• 350 million people to face deadly heatwaves even if climate targets are hit
• Mother ‘destroyed evidence’ after fiancé raped her daughter
• Elderly pilot dies in light plane crash after sending distress call
• Power sharing deadline extended
• Open discussion on tax avoidance could clean up Ireland’s sullied reputation
• EU negotiator warns of ‘severe’ impact if Brexit deal falls apart
• Decision on relocation of hundreds of EU agency jobs from London imminent
• CIÉ staff to ballot on joining bus picket line
• Thousands more cars on roads as strike drags on
• ‘This is going to affect my degree. I worked so hard’
• Dad-of-three (44) killed by street lamp at mum’s wake
• Cyclist in her 30s dies after collision with truck
• Overtaking law will give cyclists a safe space on roads
• Former SF politician threatened to kill man he imprisoned
• Inner-city shooting is not linked to deadly Kinahan-Hutch feud – gardaí
• Woman who slipped on gravy awarded €25,000
• Revolution­ary test can tailor the best therapy for cancer patients
• Elderly face ‘geographic­al lottery’ over home help delays
• President’s son-in-law faces grilling on Russian ties
• Putin facing more protests as opposition leader jailed
• Church accuses Mexicans who help build border wall of being ‘traitors’
• Man accused of slaughteri­ng family in axe rampage
• ‘I cry for victims’ – terrorist’s mum
• RTÉ already having its cake and eating it – now it wants a slice from people with no TV
• Media in denial over why terror attacks happening in the West
• The Commission­er is not for resigning
• Garda bosses don’t deserve respect
• Banking tax report hurts Ireland’s reputation again
• CRH among stocks hit as markets lose faith in Trump
• CapVest in €209m buyout of British pork brands
• ‘Strong evidence’ Ireland aiding EU banks’ tax-avoidance scheme
• Desmond Latvian bank eyes Irish move
• Dublin Airport named w orld’s 10th best by passengers
• Former Ireland footballer Duff scores €1.2m windfall from wind-up of firm
• Irish firms in top five UK foreign business owners
• Jurys checks in record five million guests
• Solar 21 boss hits out over emissions
• Apartments plan hit by childcare facility row
• Dow-DuPont $77bn merger wins conditiona­l EU approval
• Trump slump hits the global markets
• Always the anchor
• Love or loathe them, leggings are here to stay
• Make the most of the grand stretch in the evenings with small adjustment­s to your routine
• Small Aintree team as Mullins eyes Annie return
• Freeman: I didn’t keep proper medical records as I didn’t trust the software
• Vuelta invite a dream realised for Aqua Blue
• Donnelly faces anxious wait with Tyrone-Mayo likely to come across CCCC radar
• Kenny refuses to close the door on return to Galway
• 10 snapshots from the hurling league that catch the eye
• ROYALS BOSS: SUPER 8s ‘A MONEY-SPINNING RACKET’
• Mickelson backs Rahm to end curse
• New survey reveals multi-million euro value of golf in Ireland
• A DIFFICULT TASK TO SELECT LEINSTER SCHOOLS TEAM OF THE TOURNAMENT
• Erasmus laments Ryan departure
• Joyce and O’Brien eye Test swansong
• Wasps won’t be stung by England loss – Lancaster
• KEARNEY AND HEASLIP HOPING FOR MAY RETURN
• Blind leading the blind
• Girlfriend’s vegan advice helps Defoe stay young
• Chelsea lead race for £50m Van Dijk as Saints hunt replacemen­t
• Iceland skipper cannot watch video of Taylor’s horror tackle
• O’Neill calls on rookies to lift Coleman gloom
• ‘Proud’ Brady ready to step into the breach and answer Ireland’s captaincy call
• MOHAN’S MEN AIM FOR BELGIAN UPSET AND FINAL SPOT
• TONIGHT’S OPPONENTS
• Bale protest shocks O’Neill
• Erasmus reveals South Africa talks
• No change to hurling league for 2018, Croke Park confirms
• GAELIC GAMES: Super 8s a ‘money-spinning racket’ – McEntee
• I’ve been in Coleman’s position – and it’s hell

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