Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2016-09-11

• I will rain hell on this Government
• A quick guide to everything
• DEATH OF A BEAUTY QUEEN
• RTE staff warned cuts on the way as losses to hit €20m
• PROPERTY SECRETS
• Why I had to quit the Social Democrats
• How to be happy in your old age
• Pat Hickey ‘home to Ireland this week’
• People, places and culture, plus Barry Egan’s diary
• READ THE FULL INTERVIEW WITH JOHN HALLIGAN
• Traveller got place in school after boy cancelled
• The girl on the bike who was taken too soon
• Minister calls Taoiseach a control freak
• Five perish on Irish roads to exceed death-toll target
• Strike action is a bitter pill at the bottom of the ladder
• ‘Distractio­ns’ are keeping Ross from bus dispute
• Landlords to be offered five years’ rent for vacant properties
• House prices in urban areas to rise 7pc a year
• ‘Black widow’ Nevin given array of course choices behind bars
• Gardai ‘assessing’ endangerme­nt claims in ‘Grace’ case
• Republican diesel boss facing €15m clean-up fine
• Britain backs EU on Apple as screw turns on tax rates
• Racing salary not approved by board
• Troubled teens face uncertain future in care
• Norah rests after brush with death
• Heart drug costs HSE €70k a day despite deal
• Homework is a waste of time for kids and parents
• Our true selves are revealed in our actions, not our thoughts THIS WOMAN’S LIFE
• Private hospitals key to curing waiting-list crisis
• Should I tell his wife about our affair?
• Ethic of after-work socialisat­ion? Cheers!
• Eventful life of a well-travelled cat
• Jellyfish explosion is sea’s ‘message in a bottle’
• Dr Maurice Gueret’s ‘Rude Health’ column
• Rearing family is work, so let’s pay for it
• The early bird of radio comes home to roost
• Why my fellow Repealers can’t face the facts around abortion
• ‘I’m in love with her. I have no more time to deny it’
• Brompton Oratory — a short story by the former master of The Coombe hospital
• VETERAN ISIL FIGHTER: WE’RE NOT GOING AWAY, YOU KNOW...
• Pixies lead fight against ticket tout ‘scoundrels’
• Clinton sorry for ‘deplorable’ jibe but insists she will call out racists
• Publicity is the kiss of death for true love
• ‘I always took visitors to the Twin Towers — before 9/11 changed New York forever
• Things go from bad to worse for Ireland as a ‘hard’ Brexit looms over the horizon
• News in Brief
• & Eilis O’Hanlon,
• Colm McCarthy,
• Just hoping the strikes go away is not a real strategy
• Social Democrats are now just another far-left party
• Donnelly should join Labour — Burton adviser
• High art in Kenny’s office — but there’s one notable omission...
• Highway to heaven steers me down road of reflection
• Kim Jong-un*
• Heartbreak­ing dispatches from women living in fear
• Fine Gael’s pork-barrel deal with the Independen­ts should be published
• Dublin Bus issues must be resolved
• Quotes of the week
• Toyota’s wonderly wagons
• VW emissions scandal could force Renault to phase out diesel engines
• Why tidy towns can benefit from unkempt gardens
• Richard Neville
• Fred Hellerman
• Hugh O’Brian
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No274
• Incomprehe­nsible tragedy in Cavan
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• Elderly are a credit to our nation
• Elaine gives us a lesson in being human
• Nama scandal: four more staff suspected of leaking secrets
• RTE facing €20m loss as ad revenue collapses
• Apartment heights must rise, State Street’s Dargan warns
• Movidius cashes in
• Noonan to amend emergency ‘vulture’ law
• JOHN McGEE
• LOUISE McBRIDE
• DAN O’BRIEN
• Wallace calls on Europe to probe tax breaks given to Reit investors
• Cardinal Capital warns of ‘damage’ by new S110
• Concerns raised over impact of Sysco/Brakes deal on food sector
• Deutsche puts its money on Dublin as data lab gives 165 jobs boost
• Designer Louise Kennedy gets shirty with new collaborat­ion
• Central Bank hit by recruitmen­t crisis... in its Human Resources unit
• Ireland’s venture capital king nets €23m gain from €300m sale of Movidius to Intel
• Pensions crisis shows real value of a public sector job
• Losing sleep and patience over council’s slumber tax proposal for capital
• Ex-Tesco bosses are charged in UK over missing £263m
• The questions raised over integrity of Nama process should not be brushed under carpet
• Don’t relax! No one’s planning to slacken the the pace of change in the telecoms market
• How does news downsize for smaller screens?
• Run a mile if the bank is trying to sell you a tracker bond
• THE 60-SECOND GUIDE TO...
• ‘I’ve learned to appreciate everything I have — and not take things for granted’
• I can’t get a motor insurer to quote me after spending two years abroad — what can I do?
• Brand new way of thinking
• Here’s to the Hibernomex­icano relationsh­ip and shared prosperity
• ‘A plan is good, but it’s not everything — and without flexibilit­y it is counterpro­ductive...’
• Om Diva’s winning formula — style, sass and staying power
• Marketers: does your website’s performanc­e beat industry averages?
• Apple eagerly seeking new ‘wow!’ moments
• Rachel decamps to Sri Lanka for month
• Maybe I’m just better off not being cool
• Where do Dubs go on holiday?
• One day might never happen
• If I had any control, I’d be in the pink
• Love is in the aria ‘It was our shared interest in music that sparked things off between us’
• Making a lot of stink about a few lines of ink
• ‘I lost the biggest fight of my life when Marie died’
• We’re middle-aged, but my wife and I have no intimacy anymore
• I’m pregnant and worried
• Women: are we still either Madonnas or whores?
• The cook, his grief, his wives and his lovers
• IF YOU ONLY DO ONE THING...
• Never mind the bonkbuster­s — Jilly’s back
• McBride revives Irish modernism
• CHEAT READ
• The Loving Husband
• Eden Gardens
• Van the man finds clarity as the fog lifts
• WHAT LIES BENEATH
• Travis Knight’s String theory of life
• Bridget Jones’s Baby
• Captain Fantastic
• Hell or High Water
• Anthropoid
• The Blue Room
• Bug satisfying­ly scratches a comic itch, despite its age
• ‘Peter creates works of art that give lifelong pleasure’
• Yippee ki-yay from Arizona
• An exceedingl­y tasty west Corker
• Streaming the most staggering woman in rock
• No plots are needed when all think alike
• CATCH-UP TV - IN CASE YOU MISSED IT...
• The Night Of — let’s hope the rest of it arrives eventually
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• FILM HIGHLIGHTS
• Cooking back to sanity
• Second Time Around
• Sophie White photograph­ed by Kip Carroll
• Things are getting pretty tense withthe mother
• Nuts for Cacao
• A day in the life of Norah Casey
• The new hipster joing in town
• The ladies have a bit of rough
• Swiss roll
• Our favourite hoteliers
• My agonising choice
• MY TEXT MESSAGE HELL
• ‘POOF AND YOU’RE MAD’
• COOK YOURSELF SANE
• ULTIMATE CHOCOLATE BISCUIT CAKE
• BEANS ON TOAST
• ‘I genuinely love potatoes!’
• I said freeze!
• Three to try...Coastal cool
• Touch of class in deepest Foxrock
• MAKING A SPLASH
• Blissful in Ballylehau­n
• Abbot’s Grove targets new profile of first-time buyer
• How to mix and match
• Central Bank moves? Only across the Liffey
• Big and beautiful hydrangeas
• Students rentals in short supply for now
• Increasing rental supply could draw vulture funds
• The changing face of Irish households
• 50 tips for buying and selling your home
• ‘You’re selling the dream, not the reality’
• Irish appetite for hotel sector investment continues to grow
• US billionair­e’s Dublin HQ on market for €3m

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