Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2016-08-07

• FF set to force €5-a-week hike in state pension
• LOSE WEIGHT WITHOUT GOING ON A DIET
• LAUREN’S LEGION
• Musings on summer trips south
• NIAMH HORAN
• RYAN DIVORCE
• Who killed Grace Livingston­e?
• O’REILLY ‘ISOLATED’,
• Mothers now seek probe of charity after services cut
• Shoppers making major food savings after Brexit vote
• Over 20,000 at Ireland’s ‘largest cosplay ever’
• Sinn Fein’s ‘Irish unity’ fund slashed
• Anomalies emerge in claims of Cooke’s link to Cairns
• €2,700 a day cost of interprete­rs for courts
• Ireland’s Olympic hopes get off to promising start
• Steve Carson tipped for top RTE job
• Detention centre staff ‘terrified’ after stand-off
• Building to finally start on ¤7m flood defence wall
• Naughten tells Tanaiste: introduce electronic tags for sex offenders now
• The ‘Abs crack’: the summer ’16 bikini craze
• Kenny woos US investors with a range of Irish gifts
• Drinker, Taylor, soldiers, spy
• Got away with murder
• Yes, there is life and a career after kids
• The ‘Prem’ is back, for better and worse
• Blazing South Africa montbretia
• Lughnasa spirit of sharing harvest bounty
• Gay sex storm in the seminary casts shadow on cloistered life
• We could all learn lessons from Maynooth scandal
• TV has finally embraced tough women who rebel against ideal motherhood
• South Africans use ballot to speak to leaders
• ORGAN TRAFFICKER­S REAP WAR’S BLOODY HARVEST
• Trafficked to Turin: the women forced into prostituti­on
• Like a ‘long, slow swim through a bed of sewage’
• Can this political underdog win US voters’ hearts?
• Trust-building task faces Clinton
• Latest Belgian attack reignites fears over Isil’s EU campaign
• Birthday candles blamed as 13 killed in fast-moving basement fire
• It’s in our interest not to rush May on Britain’s future outside the EU
• Fight for Kenny’s seat is more than a two-horse race
• Casement: a heart of gold in the heart of darkness
• John Halligan*
• My dirty little secret: why I go to Mass
• Quotes of the week
• Faster, higher, stronger, slyer
• Why is it only sports people who are expected never to take drugs?
• The Olympics are a great way to waste public money
• Campaign to preserve French home of author
• Novel ways to Ford
• Dog owners hail more relaxed rules for pets on trains
• Oliver Hughes
• Chief Dave Bald Eagle
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No269
• Putting women in their place
• Sins of secrecy destroyed lives
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• Negative read mars happy Kingdom
• Highlighti­ng the plight of Christians
• Donald Trump, the angriest white man
• Opening ceremony really shows that Rio can deliver
• Courts freeze global assets of Irish developer Michael Maye
• Brexit vote almost shut door on company-saving Kenmare deal
• The long game
• Privacy concerns raised over Pokemon Go
• SEAN GALLAGHER
• ADRIAN WECKLER
• JOHN McGEE
• Clerys’ feature staircase and tea rooms will remain central to creation of a new shopping landmark
• Greg Kavanagh rejects claims he is getting into the oil business
• Desmond’s Canadian diamond investment adds 50pc
• Probe into impersonat­ion claims by supplement rival
• IDA left counting the cost of leasehold due to Israeli embassy security concerns
• Alibaba scouts visit Ireland as tech firms mull €7bn data spend
• Next Zamano boss could come from newly acquired company
• Climate change isn’t just about tackling the suckler herd
• From Wall Street to superyacht­s: meet Dubliner and dealmaker Alan Dargan
• Airsynergy sets out to solves the riddle: how to get more energy for less
• Motor trade’s bet on solid second-hand values boosting sale of new cars looks riskier in the wake of Brexit
• ‘Economic reports show that Ireland’s great post-crash recovery may now be fizzling out’ Richard Curran,
• Brexit will be resolved — but it won’t be any time soon and it won’t be easy
• Sponsorshi­p of our Irish Olympic contenders connects the Electric Ireland brand to public
• Want to do up your home? Get moving
• Banks appear to be dictating terms of tracker redress plan
• THE 60-SECOND GUIDE TO... AVOIDING CAR-HIRE RIP-OFFS
• ‘Save for those down times, so you don’t stress waiting for the up times’
• How do I figure out for myself whether or not I’m getting the best deals on utilities?
• Innovation can help to protect firms at even the toughest times
• ‘I was paid an enormous salary relative to the time — and I suppose I went a little mad...’
• Irish company making big moves in a tail of animal wearable tech
• BoE officials flag another rate cut as survey shows more trouble ahead
• STEVE DEMPSEY
• Nuala Carey, muse Tona O’Brien and Paddy Duffy turn out for Barry
• John and Odette Rocha at Algarve wedding
• Wahlberg to jet in for football classic
• Victoria Smurfit sighs as her luggage gets wet in Venice, the city of Water
• I am in training for nothing. Deal with it
• I’ve mastered the art of the 25-minute date
• It’s timely that I have become a basket case
• Goodwill is all in the eye of the beholder
• How Dave hit the right note with Molly
• A generation thwarted by retired old farts . . .
• I’m fed up with my wife’s behaviour, can I change her or should I leave?
• I have to do all the caring for my mother-in-law
• Pokémon Go can be a real health gamechange­r
• Still waters run deep
• Gay Byrne’s school of hard knocks
• Dystopian domestic drama — and the revival of JFK
• Brave escape from Isis torture to asylum
• PAGETURNER
• The Same Sky
• Motherland
• Naming the Stars
• The Last One
• ‘Where are the Casements of today?’
• WHAT LIES BENEATH
• Anne’s finger on the pulse of happiness
• ‘I’ve lived with Bourne all my adult life’
• Suicide Squad
• Up For Love
• Sweet Bean
• A ‘Measure’ too far: it can’t be heard
• A Lively shark caper that’s lush but unintentio­nally hilarious
• The music and magic of Fes
• Anne Marie Scanlon enjoys the rugged beauty of The Lake District,
• Baz Luhrmann’s hip hop musical on Netflix
• The silly season has well and truly begun
• CATCH-UP-TV IN CASE YOU MISSED IT...
• PODDCCASAT­SST—S LISTEN AT YOUR LEISURE
• England looks back to 1966, Ireland looks to Dundalk
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• FILM HIGHLIGHTS
• I’M IN THE MOOD FOR...
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• Lennon Courtney
• Our favourite ginger, Angela Scanlon
• When kids and working from home collide
• On the health benefits of cherries
• The Wicklow pile of the Earls of Meath
• The ladies’ post-holiday fixer-uppers
• A day in the life of a fashion blogger
• All your foodie news and gossip
• Loan sharks and moan sharks
• The Men’s Sheds movement
• Crab cakes
• Every week, only in LIFE
• Fun times in Fota
• STARS ON INSTAGRAM
• LUNCH: TANTALISIN­G TUNA SALAD
• EAT YOURSELF SLIM
• LUNCH: SWEET-AND-SOUR PORK
• ‘If you can read, you can cook’
• Amuse bouche...
• The social drinker
• HONEYCOMB AND COFFEE PARFAIT
• Three to try... Hotel hotspots
• DODGY DOCTORS

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