What the papers say: Sunday's front pages
Changing to planning rules and the Taoiseach's visit to the US make the front pages of Sunday's papers.
The Sunday Independent reveals planning rules are set to be ripped up for home renovations.
The Irish Sunday Mirror leads with the Taoiseach in Philadelphia ahead of his meeting with Donald Trump for St Patrick's Day.
The Irish Mail on Sunday leads with quotes from the Taoiseach that any fuel supports will be targeted.
The Sunday World reveals a picture of McArdle for the first time since being reported missing and reveals how he laughed at his slain wife’s family during an angry run-in.
The Business Post reveals Larry Goodman's revenues are worth up to €6.7 million a year.
The Sunday Times leads with Micheál Martin vowing to call for peace when he meets Trump as the war in Iran continues.
