Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2016-09-04

• Cavan heartbreak: ‘Our family chain is broken’
• Ministers now warn Budget in jeopardy
• Sitting in judgment on grief
• I DON’T NEED THE MONEY
• The smart guide to doing up your house
• Ross ‘doddle’ jibe prompts union anger
• Razzmatazz is order of the day as US sports fans fly in
• Secondary schools face strike closure threat in pay row
• Minister to tell RTE boss licence fee won’t increase
• Racing body questioned over CEO’s €190k pay
• Eilis O’Hanlon on return of King Pat long overdue
• Grainne departs from Crimecall as Keelin takes reins in new-look show
• Details emerge of final moments at house
• Maeve Sheehan on the death of a family
• Media guilty of over-sensitivit­y, not insensitiv­ity
• Water, water everywhere at the Picnic
• EAT, SLEEP, RAVE, REPEAL: ELECTRIC PICNIC ‘HUNS IN HUNTERS’ GET POLITICAL
• Independen­t Group acquires seven new regional news titles
• State to fund IVF for couples which may include surrogacy
• Young offenders ‘will be sent to UK’ as centres fill up
• Partially buried body may be that of missing Dublin man
• Central Bank told to change lending rules
• ‘I look okay... but I am actually battling cancer’
• Devout disciples on a pilgrimage to Croke Park seeking holy grail
• ‘Politician­s will step on their granny to get what they want’
• Why we should fight burkinis on beaches
• In 13bn ways, nothing to do with us, mate
• Walk backwards and whistle for razor clams
• ‘Saint of the gutters’, Mother Teresa canonized 19 years after her death
• A sea breeze stirs memories of family bonds and bullets
• The Irish superspy who seduced a Spanish queen and changed history
• The best bad guy? Are you ready for the anti-hero pope?
• A year on, Alan’s father is a broken man
• US-CHINA CLIMATE DEAL SETS THE STAGE FOR G20 SUMMIT
• Key questions on the Paris agreement
• Apple dispute eclipses all our previous scraps with Europe
• Taxing problem of how to keep coalition parties working in unison
• Tax avoided by Apple is due to the US Treasury
• Taking the tax could help, not harm, foreign investment
• The pain of exclusion can cast a long, dark shadow
• Michael Noonan*
• Beneath the hoodies, they are all the same
• It is time for fresh elections before the country is brought to its knees
• Quotes of the week
• Apple and the national interest
• We are right to feel angry in the face of these deaths
• Emotive times for Skoda
• Kia shifts up a gear
• Find your feet for the vulnerable folk of Varanasi
• Gene Wilder
• Vera Caslavska
• Islam Karimov
• Fuelling debate on climate change
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• Cultural history of Irish Protestant­s
• Negative role of drink in our lives
• We’re with you, Comrade Billionair­es!
• The SNA can’t help but help against all orders
• GAA commercial director: we go far beyond major charities in distributi­ng our income
• The EU, Apple and us
• ‘Intentiona­lly misleading’ EC ruling ignored tax data – Cook
• Anglo partnershi­p seeks $500,000 back from IBRC
• Top Irish dealmaker says Irish M&A ‘significan­tly down’ on last year
• DAN O’BRIEN
• LOUISE McBRIDE
• RICHARD CURRAN
• Rye River Brewing goes unpasteuri­sed after signing distributi­on deal with Atlanta’s Sweetwater
• Central bankers ramp up spend on recruiting staff
• UCD inventor is raising €10m to develop a eco-friendly glue
• Sunday Independen­t appoints McCaughren as business editor
• Deutsche Bank boss Cryan to meet Noonan this week
• TV3’s Red Rock returns to British viewers as BBC buys new series
• Boardroom ban for Irish chief linked to $16bn Ponzi scheme
• Developer Greg Kavanagh hit with derelict site notice in Greystones
• Clerys’ new owners say they may employ former staff
• Samsung shares slide as recall of ‘igniting’ smartphone ordered
• Politician­s don’t work for Apple, they’re supposed to work for you
• Tax ruling a body blow to jobs strategy
• Novel EC ruling won’t scare away internatio­nal businesses but has reignited debate on how to tax them
• This time, the Commission is standing up for the small guy and the common good
• Consultant­s do battle for a bigger piece of the action
• Google alert! Facebook is all set to enter the programmat­ic ad market
• Getting rid of dodgy whiplash claims is actually quite easy
• THE 60-SECOND GUIDE TO...
• ‘I still have bad dreams about the crash and its consequenc­es’
• My wife has been offered a measly annuity: must she take it, or has she other options?
• The kings of the salad bar
• Go Dutch for big returns in the low-lying land of the giants
• ‘I would generally advise against accepting a first offer: there’s usually more available’
• The West Kerry chocolate factory breaking the mould
• A communicat­ions strategy is forever, not just for when you’ve got news
• ‘You have to watch yourself in LA. My first years there were pretty dark’
• Robbie sings at farewell soiree
• Sheila, Sylvia and gals in return to catwalk
• Love under the Chuppah in Carton House as Edmund Ross’s daughter marries
• A personalit­y test exposes my true self
• Cat lovers get their claws out for me
• My golden rule — it’s nice to be nice
• Stepping out in the shoes of a funky nun
• Hitting the high notes together
• Happy-clappy and very, very scary. Amen
• I’m due to marry again, but future husband has little desire for sex
• My wife’s wine-drinking is wrecking our marriage — I have had enough of it
• September is not the cruellest month
• East Side Story: An Irish killer in Central Park
• Pavarotti – the man behind the voice
• Moving tale of happy marriage and a bitterswee­t story of love
• Polar epic sings with intrigue and beauty
• BEST-SELLERS
• PAGETURNER
• The Belfast child is about to turn 50
• WHAT LIES BENEATH Niall MacMonagle
• How the West was lost long ago
• The 9th Life of Louis Drax
• A Date For Mad Mary
• Café Society
• Things To Come
• A masterpiec­e of comedy dusted off for our century
• All the fun of the Fringe Festival
• Ode to a Grecian sojourn
• John Greene learns to push his boundaries in The Kingdom,
• Tangerines or Black, it’s time to add TV colour
• The past just ain’t what it used to be
• CATCH -UP TV - IN CASE YOU MISSED IT...
• PODCAST— LISTEN BACK AT YOUR LEISURE
• After 100 years you start to get a bit of perspectiv­e
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• FILM HIGHLIGHTS
• I’M IN The MOOD FOR...
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• How Rosanna Lost Her Excess Stone
• ‘Don’t Forget Us’
• ENTER THE STEPFORD MOTHER
• STRICTLY COME DANCERS
• NADIA FORDE MODEL, SINGER, ACTOR
• PICTURE OF HEALTH
• MY TIPS FOR ELIMINATIN­G SUGAR
• PICTURE OF HEALTH
• THREE QUICK TIPS FOR LOSING BODY FAT
• BODY-CONFIDENCE TIPS
• THE IMPORTANCE OF SLEEP FOR BOOSTING YOUR METABOLISM
• ‘I’ll eat almost anything!’
• Amuse bouche... Sharing
• Spilling the beans
• The perfect... Raspberry Jam
• Old school
• In the rough
• The social drinker
• Brain booty
• A bone to pick
• Three to try... Just for the halibut
• TRIONA’S TRENDS
• SEASONS IN THE SUN
• THE MILKY WAY
• FREEDOM ROAD
• NUTELLA IN RIO
• JIMMY WEBB
• Georgian estate fit for a lord
• Turn your teenager’s bedroom into a smart study zone
• HOLIDAY HOME HEAVEN
• Clean living in Cork
• Coastal living with an easy commute in Greystones
• Blooming lovely
• WHAT THE ARCHITECT SAYS
• WHAT THE INTERIOR DESIGNER SAYS
• WHAT THE ARCHITECT SAYS
• WHAT THE ESTATE AGENT SAYS
• WHAT THE CHARTERED BUILDING SURVEYOR SAYS
• WHAT THE BUILDING CONTRACTOR SAYS
• Why rent control is not the answer we need
• Digs back in vogue
• Market currently favours the small-scale cash buyer
• New homes on the up
• Back to the grindstone
• Foley won the battle to buy Clerys — but the war for its future has only begun

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