Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2016-10-16

• Bruton plans to dock teacher pay
• Send in the creepy clowns
• Minister now claims grandparen­ts don’t want childcare cash
• We will work with Trump
• Mitterrand and his mistress
• Reflecting on the week that was
• Sunday Independen­t writers shortliste­d for awards
• Coveney defends ‘mansion’ grant in Budget
• Simon Coveney writes on the new grant for first-time buyers,
• Eilis O’Hanlon
• Mardi Gras with a sinister edge as Scientolog­ists open new Dublin HQ
• Spin doctor Alastair Campbell was paid €20k to appear on Dunphy’s TV show
• I’ll deliver jobs to Ireland, says Mary Mitchell O’Connor
• Why do women stand by Donald Trump?
• ‘Alcoholism is still regarded as a moral failing rather than a deadly illness…’
• ‘Grandparen­ts don’t want to be paid for childmindi­ng’
• Denis Naughten in support of public funding for newspapers
• Brendan O’Connor and Sarah Carey on Zappone’s childcare plan
• Sad reality behind the facade of a fickle Hollywood paradise
• Kenny tells new Citizens’ Assembly of online risks
• Groups facing prosecutio­n as Garda vetting deadline looms
• Creepy killer clowns tap into deep fear of human psyche
• We love the reliant robin, but will high-flying wren rule roost?
• Running club drops cross from its crest over Isil fears
• Posthumous honour for Himself as Chicago pays tribute to Christy
• Obesity diabetic bill now at €265k each day
• Dylan Nobel prize row is just hot air blowin’ in the wind
• Legends of rugby pay tribute to Ann Kidney
• Sailing close to the wind in the endurance test of a lifetime
• It’s all fun and games till you need implants
• Love/hate feelings for Gaeilge, minus the love
• Lucky Lady with the smiling face
• COUNTRY MATTERS
• Don’t be sold on big brand collaborat­ion
• Into the cave, where my clandestin­e affair with Jose is conducted
• Time to make divorce law more humane
• The point where politics and money meet
• MORE LEWD TRUMP TAPES EMERGE
• Supernatur­al score gives Dracula new lease of life
• News in Brief
• Putin steps up attack in prep for US election
• Irish jobs already being lost to Brexit — and it’s likely to get much worse
• First-time buyers’ grant will only push up prices
• Property measures must be targeted at urban areas
• Cheap-tricks Budget will force coping class to create own party
• If the Garda Commission­er is a wrong ’un, deputies, prove it
• New childcare subsidy will do little to really help women return to work
• The inevitable fall of Donald Trump
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• Think being young today is hard? Let’s see how Millennial­s feel 30 years from now
• The most significan­t budget since turn of the century
• Centre won’t hold if Fianna Fail and Fine Gael keep moving left
• Budget buddies: ‘Batman’ Noonan love bombs sidekick ‘Robin’ McGrath
• New spin on an old favourite
• Citroen’s showstoppe­rs
• Cowen blames Twitter for drink row
• Pupils, aged six, to learn about ‘male privilege’
• I’m falling for the ample charms of autumn
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Jean Alexander
• Wolfgang Suschitzky
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No279
• Damage is already done to the force
• The heroes of 35th Battalion in Congo
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• The blessing of two beautiful girls
• Benefits of healthy eating regime
• Things fall apart, the centre remains smug
• A missed opportunit­y for FG to make a difference
• McCauley’s pharmacies ‘open to new equity partner’
• Investors circle as break up of €1bn Irish wind portfolio begins
• The first chill winds of Brexit, and it’s only getting started
• Noonan’s measure has led to hoarding of land
• The impact on business and what it means for your money
• Irish retailers fear Unilever row is first of many as plunge in sterling starts to bite
• Info Sec set to host top cyber-security experts
• Marketing profession­als say local Irish sponsors beat internatio­nal brands in summer of sport
• An Post licence fee collection contract to be put out to tender
• Irish tech veteran Mee joins board of software firm Accounts IQ amid plans to set up UK base
• Audit watchdog tells accountant­s to highlight Brexit risk in reports
• Belfast tycoon targets Dublin in hotel chain bid
• State Claims Agency slashes lawyers’ fees
• Samsung is left reeling as cost of exploding phones could hit $5.3bn
• Silicon Valley firm backs tech cluster plan to lure staff to Irish west coast
• Pound traders have to get used to new reality as rapid currency moves become the norm
• How to check if your business is safe from the digital hacking threat
• The State huffs and puffs to avoid investment going up in smoke
• Were we all better off in the year of the bank guarantee?
• Government’s help-to-buy scheme may end up being huge flop
• Noonan’s extra €300m giveaway may herald tougher times to come
• Time to call a halt to the advertisin­g industry’s lazy use of gender stereotype­s
• How Facebook ate the media — and what media companies can do about it
• Recruitmen­t, but smarter
• Detroit in the desert is a field of dreams for Irish suppliers
• ‘Never dismiss ideas, no matter how crazy they sound. File them away until the time is right...’
• The beautiful business of Connemara’s seaweed skin care
• Nissan will decide on post-Brexit UK investment by December, says Ghosn
• Russia makes pivot towards Asia as Western funding dries up for Kremlin
• ADRIAN WECKLER
• Property bosses warn Coveney on planning
• Decipherin­g impact of Brexit on broadcasti­ng
• Wednesdays with Brendan
• Bob ’n’ Jeanne all at sea
• Leo, Michael and Sean help bring back good old days
• A right Kerry-on for Ms Katona
• The unbearable panic of feeling alive
• Words of wisdom that I’ll be ignoring
• Donald Trump is ruining my holidays
• Piggy Pins Perish at Pilates Plié Peril
• Speaking the language of true love
• Hello Goodbye, Hello Goodbye
• Jo’s sweet smell of success second time around
• I’m grieving for my late aunt, and I think about death all the time
• My boyfriend suddenly stopped contacting me
• Understand mental health and walk in their shoes
• Robert Maxwell: legacy of ‘The Bouncing Czech’
• OFF CUTS: THE BEST QUOTES FROM ‘CUTTING EDGE’
• A brace of anthologie­s showcase some of Ireland’s finest writers
• From epic theatrical passions to second act as a class writer
• Villagers looked heaven wards with sombre eyes
• Bon Iver, Wisconsin’s one in a Million
• Niall MacMonagle
• The Acting Life of Brian
• Disney’s new king of Queen ‘When things have changed for Irish people on screen, why is it so different for black people?’
• American Honey
• Garth Brooks with a dose of poison
• Colorado’s cliff palaces
• Top attraction­s
• A Titanic experience in Cork
• Pig out on Black Mirror and Japanese intrigue
• Refusing to budge over Budget chat
• CATCH-UP TV - IN CASE YOU MISSED IT...
• There’s something missing from The Night Of...
• PODCASTS - LISTEN BACK AT YOUR LEISURE
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• FILM HIGHLIGHTS
• I’M IN The MOOD FOr...
• saTellITe
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• MAMMY’S COOKING
• LOUISE O’NEILL, AUTHOR
• ME AND MY DRINKING
• ROSANNA DAVISON
• VOGUE WILLIAMS
• DARREN KENNEDY
• MICK MULCAHY
• MAIRE TREASA NI DHUBHGHAIL­L
• LORRAINE KEANE
• TERRY PRONE
• JOSEPH O’CONNOR
• DANIELLA MOYLES
• BRENDAN GRACE
• BRITTANY MASON
• NUALA CAREY
• RUTH O’NEILL
• CASSIE STOKES
• ZOE ASHE-BROWNE
• MARY O’ROURKE
• THE RACHEL PAPERS
• CHICKEN KIEV
• ICED BANOFFEE CAKE
• MUSSELS WITH TOMATO, CHORIZO, SHERRY AND PARSLEY
• GRILLED PORK CHOPS WITH TOMATO AND SMOKED PAPRIKA BUTTER
• DUCK LEGS WITH PUY LENTILS AND ONIONS
• LINGUINE WITH CRAB, GARLIC, CHILLI AND PARSLEY
• DARREN KENNEDY
• IN THE FRAME
• ‘You miss the little things, living away’
• Spilling the beans
• The perfect... Roast chicken
• Take it away . . .
• Don’t tweet your heroes
• The social drinker
• HERBED WILD MUSHROOM WHITE PIZZA
• Supreme sushi
• Three to try... Turning Japanese
• TRIONA’S TRENDS
• GETTING THE FLICK
• TACKLING CHANGE
• BRAVERY AWARD
• FATMA SAID
• Bargain period home built to impress
• RENT CRISIS: PART II
• CORK CHARMER
• Salmon fishing in Kilkenny
• If you build it, they will come
• Late late show — autumn bloomer
• Should I go for wall-hung units?
• Family homes in Carrickmin­es
• How Budget 2017 will affect you and your property
• ‘Some of the places that you see in the ads have bunk beds in shared rooms’
• ‘It’s nice to have an opportunit­y to be sociable at home’
• GENERATION RENT
• 10 tricks to turn your rental into a home
• Five recent changes to tenancy law
• Help to Buy scheme rewards the Irish who never left
• Budget 2017 is a missed opportunit­y
• People are hoarding land — because that’s what they were told to do by Budget 2012
• Internatio­nal investors remain crucial to recovery
• Post-Brexit bounce as Allsop’s London auction sees sales of Stg£117m

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