Irish Independent - 2017-03-30

• ‘Thank you and goodbye’
• Sacking Garda chief ‘would cost too much’
• WATER BILLS DEAL AGREED
• Rents are now just €2 below boom levels – and costs are rising
• French left wing in chaos as Valls backs centrist Macron
• Padraig Hannafin Disabled still have to fight for dignity and rights
• No more clinging to coat-tails of our bigger neighbour in Europe
• Ray Kinsella
• Peter Foster
• Nicola Anderson
• Sarah Collins
• Colm Kelpie
• Dan O’Brien
• EU fights back after May threat to pull terror aid over Brexit deal
• MAY’S SEVEN PRINCIPLES FOR TRADE TALKS WITH THE EU
• Downbeat Tusk ready for ‘damage control’ after UK triggers Article 50
• ‘We didn’t cause this, but we have to deal with the reality,’ says Kenny
• Irish businesses warned to ‘prepare for the worst’ as pound starts to slide
• Weak pound hits tourism from the UK
• Thousands of banking and finance firm workers prepare for London exodus
• March on Stormont over fears of return to hard Border
• Helicopter with five passengers on board missing over Irish Sea
• Drowning boy (3) was invisible to passers-by in bubbling jacuzzi
• ‘Ministeria­l magic wand’ won’t solve bitter bus dispute
• Probe into strikers ‘losing benefits’
• Permanent TSB ‘charging double’ its rivals to fix rate
• ‘I know now what heart-wrenching really means’ – sister of R116 pilot
• Murdered Nicola ‘saw world as a good place’
• Colleges running ‘significan­t deficits’
• Over half of checkpoint­s not carried out as officers ‘decide not to bother’ in many cases
• Garda College cash splashed on gifts, entertainm­ent and students’ laundry
• Big rise in murders and sex offences – but crime stats not affected by controvers­y
• Misguided loyalty or self-preservati­on at heart of Garda crisis
• Recruits angry at last-minute change to graduation plans
• Teenager cycling ‘wrong way’ on a roundabout loses €60,000 claim
• Husband gets apology after death of his pregnant wife
• Noonan ‘tried to stop probe on Project Eagle sale’
• Schools’ religion barrier is ‘untenable’ – commission­er
• Girl left in foster family despite abuse claim
• Shots fired as woman tries to mow down police at US Capitol Building
• Trump to repeal US broadband privacy regulation­s
• Iraq elite forces close in on Mosul mosque as fears rise for residents
• Odd statue’s a bust at Cristiano Ronaldo airport
• Boy (16) ‘sole survivor’ after boat carrying 147 migrants sinks in Med
• Allison Pearson ‘So long, farewell, auf wiedersehe­n, adieu’
• Now is the time to disband An Garda Síochána and start over
• Article 50 is just the end of the beginning
• Driving a wedge between workers
• Incompeten­ce or deception within An Garda Síochána
• How to lead like a (wo) manager
• Choice: online grocery shopping on a budget
• My midlife style crisis: too old for fashion?
• Za’atar Beef Skewer
• SPEEDY SUPPERS
• Taste test
• Two-In-One
• For sale: Festival winner – starts slowly, finishes fast
• Non-trier rules need time – Egan
• ‘Koeman’ can strike for Tyner
• McCain takes Knock to revive National interest
• Afghanista­ni deception overshadow­s Irish woes
• Spieth and Rahm tune up in Texas
• Irish trainers looking towards big UK prizes
• What happens when relegation’s trap door closes?
• Ex-internatio­nal McNamara to take top job in new direction
• Mayo blood but O’Reilly’s heart beats for Donegal
• DERRY FURY AS U-21 SEMI-FINALS ARE RAINED OFF
• O’Shea and Spillane cut loose as Kingdom crush Rebels
• Conneely aiming to extend Sligo’s U-21 famine
• Byrne leads rampant Dubs to historic four-in-a-row
• Exile Hart expects future team-mates to have too much for Toulouse
• Sweet 16 for Cosgrave and St Michael’s
• Danny Boy finally a man
• Gopperth: Furlong’s rise to the top comes as no surprise to me
• McAlister braced for return to ‘intimidati­ng’ Thomond
• VAR would release football from nonsense and injustice
• Taute: I would have cried if I hadn’t been allowed to stay on
• De Gea’s future will shape United summer spending
• O’Sullivan suffers shock China exit
• I’d like to stay in London with a team that wins things – Sanchez
• More lows than highs from defining period
• McClean’s guidance has been vital for me – O’Dowda
• Referee not to blame for Coleman injury – O’Neill
• Koeman hits out at O’Neill and McCarthy
• Calls grow for hurling revamp amid fears of eclipse by Super 8s
• Leinster have improved this season, warns Gopperth
• Leinster must play like Ireland – not Leinster
• Tribesmen on double mission to land of hope
• €94K FOR OUR RISING TOUR STARS
• McKinstry up to scratch at Laytown and Bettystown
• Golf well down pecking order for Sports Capital
• A ROYAL WELCOME
• Portmarnoc­k Hotel and Golf Links gets new pro
• Top field set for Dell EMC Lee Valley Scratch Cup
• Callaway’s slick new wedge is a Sure bet
• ARTHUR PIERSE: STILL SHARP AT 66

Irish Independent - 2017-03-29

Irish Independent - 2017-03-31