Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2015-05-17

• Yes in free fall but Kenny fights back
• Forget silent No, meet shy Yes
• ‘MOTHERS DESERVE BETTER’
• Cavan doctors warned of looming maternity crisis
• ‘Why I changed my mind on gay marriage’
• Arts world comes together to support Yes vote
• PAUL MORAN POLL FINDINGS
• ‘I’m still waiting for the flood of male adoration!’ - Caitriona Balfe’s difficult road to acting stardom
• ‘Baby Maria needs her mother’
• Labour TD attacks Kenny for telling Murphy to ‘toddle along’
• ‘Men cried. Women told of damaged babies ... abandoned by the services’
• Steps we must take to end the maternity crisis
• HSE probe into more baby deaths
• ‘I never got to hear my baby son Joshua cry’
• Edge’s ‘senior moment’ as he falls off stage
• ‘Provos are hiding my abuser in safe house’ — Paudie
• Give bomb victims the truth, says Martin
• Land League chief denies removing Gorse Hill knobs
• Caught on film: pig bloodbath probed by PAC
• ‘I had heard the chimes at midnight’
• ‘Children’s hospital will bring traffic chaos’
• US vulture funds clean up as Nama sells out
• SIX OF THE WORST TIMING IS EVERYTHING WITH NAMA SALES
• Nama makes a profit and taxpayers pick up the tab
• NAMA SALES SO FAR AND STILL TO COME
• Gay’s postbag and Ireland’s prayers for the ‘perverts’
• Memories of one great ‘battle-cruiser’
• Rememberin­g Mullaghmor­e: the day they murdered Mountbatte­n
• Midlands wind-farm bubble is foolishly ignored by officialdo­m
• ‘Colombia 3’ relative appears in court over ‘bomb plot’
• The curse of Sorrento House strikes again
• Unwinding Haddington Road will break economy
• ‘If you have the time you can be in love with lots of people’
• ‘Day-Lewis never forgot Christy’, three decades after ‘My Left Foot’
• Out of exile: return of ‘lost generation’
• THE BOMBER MUST DIE
• Grisly, heartbreak­ing testimony — but no remorse from bomber
• The old leaders of Sinn Fein just won’t let go
• Isil advances on Syria’s cradle of civilisati­on
• Judges shot as militants protest Morsi death sentence
• Skewering the stupid and the vain but also looking with a cold eye on himself
• Chinese Premier’s visit opens the door to greater prosperity
• LE Eithne sets sail on mission to combat Med refugee crisis
• Land scarred by ‘Mental Civil War’
• Kenny’s legacy is separation of the Church and State
• Let’s do the decent thing, first time, and say Yes to love
• By perceiving victimhood, Michelle just encourages it
• Restraint is essential at public sector pay talks
• Quotes of the week
• The marriage referendum
• Democracy better served through plebiscite­s
• Book reveals turbulent life of nationalis­t
• Ride Sally, ride — it’s here
• More on the road than off it, the new X-trail ditches ruggedness for utility
• Frances and Kieran are on the rise again
• There is an equality that is only for the elite
• Mourning a death in the RTE family
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO 991
• Desmond Boal
• Calvin Peete
• Cheery African daisy is starting to flower now
• Spruce and limber yellow bird
• Oscar Holderer
• Exquisite fabrics weave a family’s pattern of success
• Freedom of speech under attack around the world
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No205
• Civil partnershi­p should be enough
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• Decency versus the shadow of a doubt
• A Yes victory will not change the supremacy of natural biological law
• Don’t Call Me A Feminist
• From Pimp To Favourite Uncle
• Rachel Allen
• We’ll do anything to save our little boy
• A day in the life of a gastropub
• The ladies have a cream habit
• Our favourite Miss Worlds
• On her no-make-up selfie
• Jackie and Bill’s legacy
• My hen house hell
• NIALL SABONGI, CHEF AND RESTAURATE­UR
• HOW TO BE THOUGHFUL ABOUT FASHION
• CAMU CAMU CHEESECAKE
• HOT-SMOKED TROUT WITH A TOASTED ALMOND, GARLIC AND PARSLEY BUTTER SAUCE
• HOT-SMOKED SALMON WITH HORSERADIS­H SAUCE
• TRIONA’S TRENDS
• OURLOSTLEA­DER

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