Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2016-06-12

• Secret of Philip’s lost bag revealed
• Enda leads us into shutdown
• The problem with women and drinking
• Reilly found out he was sacked from his wife
• News in Brief
• Richard Curran on the Anglo deposits deal
• People, places, culture PLUS your 7-day TV guide
• The enduring tragedy of Berkeley
• Bottles hurled in Marseille and Nice - but in Paris the Irish raise the roof with their songs
• Two weeks of paid paternity leave for self-employed dads
• President plans to spend €22k on Government jet flights to Euros
• Our Jimmy Savile —Evil deeds of the ‘Cookie Monster’
• Gardai to pursue DNA testing and conduct new searches amid fresh leads
• Union fury as ‘hospital staff gagged by the HSE’
• Jargon-filled Garda renewal plan fails to address the force’s malaise
• New laws to crack down on gangland drugs crisis
• ‘Schools should teach dangers of online porn’
• Wallace names two arrested in Nama NI probe
• Revenge porn nightmare: ‘I felt I was completely violated’
• TIMELINE OF THE BERKELEY TRAGEDY:
• Twenty years on, it seems like Veronica died in vain
• Truth a one-way street for evasive Gerry Adams
• Government faces trickier time in Seanad than Dail
• Two-year hip op wait is unacceptab­le
• ‘RTE didn’t lose out when Kenny went to Newstalk’
• St James’s a bad location for a children’s hospital
• €200,000 for TDs to break a sweat in gym
• Falling ill abroad — no fun, but we did learn lessons
• I’ll happily take a guy with a gun over the clown with the clipboard any day
• Hawks — dive-bombers of the sky
• The world of the Wag is just not what it used to be
• Ladies, you too can be a real diehard soccer fan and still want to bang the goalkeeper
• KEANE’S EDGE
• The truth is: we just can’t figure Roy out
• My hero may be gone, but Muhammad Ali’s flame will never be extinguish­ed
• Playing guitar now painful for Clapton
• Hillary Clinton*
• US forces continue cutting off Isil from their well of support
• Pistorius victim’s frail father will attend sentencing
• Electorate and elites at one on Brexit dangers
• Phone a friend and help keep UK in the EU
• Sex appeal solves a problem like Maria
• The inscrutabl­e silence that surrounds Clerys
• Addressing our housing sector’s complex, long-standing failures
• Supply crisis requires a calculated response, not desperate measures
• IGNORING MORTGAGE ARREARS CRISIS IS NOT GOING TO MAKE IT GO AWAY
• The politicall­y correct are not always correct
• No thanks for Casey for donning green jersey
• Will it ever be possible to have a calm, mutually respectful abortion debate?
• Quotes of the week
• UN ruling on abortion laws
• I’m sorry, please forgive me
• Reporter’s epic journey to another great scoop
• Why happy communitie­s are out to lunch
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Michael Keane
• Abel Fernandez
• Sir Peter Shaffer
• Real change for the health service
• What we owe to the liberal arts
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• The Communion ATM
• Big changes – Kenny takes off his jacket
• Ireland’s relationsh­ip with the EU remains strong
• Make a splash
• Enhance your coffee buzz
• A day in the life of Rufus Wainwright
• The ladies are left with red cheeks
• Maurice Gueret on Simon Harris
• The problem with kids and 99s
• A London star comes home
• The weekend binger
• Every week, only in LIFE
• Unreturned treasure
• A new Italian star
• IN THE SUMMERTIME
• DECLAN LYNCH
• UNTIL NEXT TIME:
• ADELE KING
• TERRY PRONE
• MARY O’ROURKE
• CELIA HOLMAN LEE
• ‘I try everything. I’ve had fish heads’
• The social drinker
• Three to try... Fresh faces
• OUT OF REACH
• TRIONA’S TRENDS
• How firm that closed Clerys got €17m loan on day store was sold
• Allianz reveals plans to hike car insurance by another 5pc
• Store Wars
• The Irish are ahead of the EU pack in embracing opportunit­ies in the sharing economy
• With schools finishing up in two weeks, how can parents keep the costs of summer down?
• TV is now only a mid-level priority — but broadband is a different story
• Dinner party conversati­on leads to online platform for vintage items being launched
• RTE overhauls its distributi­on plan to meet changing media patterns
• Upsurge in judgments and repossessi­ons feared as ‘vulture funds’ close in on debtors
• Star angel investor McClure values Intercom at €500m
• Irish bank used to funnel cash in $114m global bribes scandal
• Regulator was told about Anglo’s balance-boosting transactio­ns
• Amazon in talks with aviation authority as race to deliver by drone moves up a gear
• Ireland a thing of the past as ‘vultures’ turn their focus elsewhere
• Discounter­s now pose an existentia­l threat to the supermarke­t status quo
• BDO Optimism Index shows big companies are smiling, while the small ones grimace
• Leinster rugby’s blue army is one million strong. So how will they all fit in the redevelope­d RDS?
• Blessed are the content creators and the storytelle­rs
• Neighbouri­ng rights and wrongs of European copyright law
• The bankers win again and the rest of us lose out...
• THE 60-SECOND GUIDE TO... GETTING PARENTAL LEAVE THIS SUMMER
• ‘Never take money for granted – it’s easier to mind it than to make it...’
• We are planning to get IVF — who offers the best private health cover for this treatment?
• The unrepentan­t traveller
• Revolution in SME culture increases appeal of the French markets
• ‘My best advice? You’ve got to stay really focused on what you want to achieve...’
• It’s a dead cert: the Donegal firm making funerals greener
• In love Sharon and John floating above on Cloud 9
• As the light fails, my superpower­s grow
• The chef who made me eat a slice of humble pie
• Now it’s my turn to be the traveller from hell
• Yes, those are stretch marks, not tiger stripes
• How to brew up a fine romance
• Marry in haste ... or read at your leisure
• My new partner’s children ignore me
• My mother objects to my ‘vegetarian’ wedding menu
• When wealth buys you the worst of healthcare
• The Blues brother
• Love, Light and Happy Returns
• MY CULTURAL LIFE
• Leafing through the life of a presidenti­al hopeful
• BEST-SELLERS
• Shriver’s sharp take on a family in freefall
• CHEAT READ
• TRUE CRIME
• The creative wisdom of the Young Folk
• WHAT LIES BENEATH
• Conjuring up a real-life fright
• Miracles From Heaven
• A promising plot that’s in sore need of further developmen­t
• When Marnie Was There
• Amazed by the Algarve
• Lording it up at stunning Lough Erne
• Orange: Do you gorge or do you savour?
• Book chat proves that no news is good news
• CATCH UP NOW
• From the Sun King to the King of the Ring
• Paolo’s tasteful home in the Wicklow hills
• Luxury touches at country home
• Lovely views on Lough Ree
• To the manor born — new homes on country estate
• 70s SHOW STOPPERS
• I’d willingly succumb to an induced coma...
• ROOM TO BREATHE
• Summer’s cheeriest bloom just keeps on flowering
• ARCHITECT-DESIGNED GARDEN ROOMS
• When a private treaty sale falls through…
• Investment properties top auction sales
• Patrizia nears SV4 Collection deal
• Property Excellence Awards open for entries ahead of November event
• Game on as boom in sales shows recovery
• BUYER BEWARE
• THE ABC OF PCP
• COMPLETE GUIDE TO NEW 162 MODELS
• FIND THE PERFECT CAR TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET
• Huge discounts for 162 provide tempting offers
• Luxurious Citroen C6 offered that certain je ne sais quoi
• Demise of the Scandinavi­an giant is one Saab story in automotive history
• Finding a little gem could turn a classic profit
• DON’T MISS
• DON’T MISS
• DON’T MISS
• Audi refreshes the iconic compact, the A3

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