Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2017-02-05

• Public pay deals mean fresh cuts — secret memo
• Enda’s unseen Trump speech
• FIRST-TIME BUYERS’ GUIDE
• DELICIOUSL­Y ELLA
• THE BEST OF BRENDAN KENNELLY
• Ban leads to ‘invasive and later-term abortions’: doctor
• Best-selling author goes back to civil service job
• Home buyers stand to lose thousands in new cyberattac­k
• €1bn cost of hospital ‘must be explained’
• Kinahan flies the globe in a bid to hide his millions
• Warning to gangs: we’re not afraid
• Mystery of a Dutch criminal in house linked to Kinahans
• Des O’Malley tells of IRA blockade on his home as he pays tribute to his beloved Pat
• Illegal Irish fear sudden ‘round-up’ in Trump’s US ‘People with children are afraid of what’s going to happen...’
• ‘Celebrity Masterchef Ireland’ leaves sour taste
• Government sees Ryan as a ‘strong ally’ in Trump’s America
• US judge facing the wrath of Donald Trump
• The year I let 100 strangers spend the night on my couch
• FitzPatric­k investigat­or unhappy at lack of garda involvemen­t
• TRUMP’S REIGN:
• ‘Secret dignified deaths are carried out all over the country by medics’
• I had my reasons for joining FF — It wasn’t done lightly
• Beyonce, her babies, and how to cope with it all...
• We want the facts, ma’am, just the facts — but whose facts?
• Wise crows stash food for winter days
• Feral aristo-cat gets a taste for indoors
• First they took away the booze and now pills
• A light goes out forever in Portobello as Colette and Robert are reunited
• So sorry cancer ad hurt but real debate needed
• Lover of hard work, drink, conversati­on and laughter
• The fearless literary man in full who conjures creative rebellion from the art of darkness
• My Dark Fathers
• The unravellin­g of John Gilligan’s grandiose plan to live like a lord
• Good Riddance party won’t mourn a tough Brexit
• Beckham rejects accusation of ‘angling for a knighthood’
• Tourists’ fears over French security after Louvre terror attack
• Scientists in the US finally unlock mystery of why we need to ‘sleep on it’
• Ivanka’s LGBT support reveals power struggle in White House
• You could well be outraged right now — but remember, Trump too will pass
• Preventing Enda and his bowl of shamrock going out to the White House would achieve nothing
• The West must choose between Steve Bannon and Britta Freith
• It’s time to declare war on weapons of mass delusion
• A week is a very long time in ‘new politics’
• Anniversar­y of gangland atrocity
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• ‘Let those of us who are parents make sure that we give our children wings as well as roots’
• Let’s hear trumpets over declining gap between rich and poor
• Don’t pity Kylie, she’s had a string of fabulous lovers
• Remember citizens need protection, too
• Rio not so grand on style
• Fun and quirky Citroen combines value and flair
• Joys of birdsong morning, noon — and night
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO 1,081
• The Very Reverend Victor Griffin
• Barbara Hale
• Brunhilde Pomsel
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No295
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• Concussion in sport — the facts
• SDLP is sure to rise again
• Lack of Leaving Cert Applied offers
• Enda puckers up, while Donald bends over
• Sky and Virgin ‘should pay RTE €30m to carry its TV channels’
• LOVE WHERE YOU WORK
• State may be sued over job creation fees for IDA scheme
• Inheritanc­e tax
• Telecoms battle
• DAN O’BRIEN
• RICHARD CURRAN
• DEARBHAIL McDONALD
• Recruiters turn to data mining to find best employees
• Wall Street banks faces stress tests to prove strength
• Developer Ronan’s €50m sports hotel hits stumbling block as planners advise against granting permission
• Pharma giant MSD to invest €25m as it expands cancer trials
• Fast-track Brexit applicatio­ns report boosts Central Bank
• Brexit-related surge sees Freshfield­s almost hit top 10 as law firms eye Dublin
• Nutricare hits on formula for success in $2.4bn Chinese market
• Dublin Chamber’s new boss seeks views on what future should hold
• Potensis eyes Dublin and Berlin
• MML and staff buy Dublin conferenci­ng business Agenda
• Any push to ditch airports’ US pre-clearance borders on the insane
• Coveney has plenty on his plate after pay revolt by firm’s shareholde­rs
• Price is right for Lidl as it aims to build loyal customer base by offering value for money
• Ignoring key role of mergers in survival is delusional
• Good news for publishers as research finds time not up for print
• Cheap medicines from discount pharmacies are tonic for soaring prices
• THE 60-SECOND GUIDE TO... WHAT YOU CAN PASS ONTO KIDS TAX-FREE
• ‘As a child, even my mother used to borrow from me sometimes’
• Should my parents cancel their health insurance after qualifying for medical card?
• Medical apps go global
• Massive Russian market is ripe for Irish farmtech to do business in
• An entreprene­ur’s life involves a great deal of sacrifice — most of which is self-inflicted
• ADRIAN WECKLER
• Finbar Furey bares his soul to Barry Egan
• Morah, proud Queen of the Castle
• Shush. Dad Needs To Watch The News
• LIFE LESSONS
• Dear God, give me strength to do better
• Well worth the wait — and the weight
• I managed to beat cancer but the treatment has killed off my sex life
• My girlfriend does not trust me but she wants a baby
• Happy birthday Mum, here’s to a life well lived
• In tribute to their own little angel
• SAD? Always look on the bright side of life
• Blizzard of Oz rocks into town
• MY CULTURAL LIFE
• Auster’s clever doorstoppe­r fails to deliver
• Northern police procedural with a literary twist is wonderfull­y evocative
• Skilful cartograph­er of human heart navigates stormy friendship­s
• BEST-SELLERS
• How far would you go to help a friend?
• ‘Being a child actor is just not healthy... nobody can guide you through it’
• FILM OF THE WEEK
• Jacques Brel is alive and in a nice semi-d
• On the coast in Catalonia
• On a slow boat through Vietnam
• David Brent is still curling toes
• PODCASTS — LISTEN AT YOUR LEISURE
• We must all show Fortitude
• CATTCH -UP TV —IN CASE YOU MISSED IT...
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• FILM HIGHLIGHTS
• Dieting For Babies
• The New 10 Commandmen­ts
• Postmodern couscous
• All your foodie gossip
• Bring back manners . . . please
• Aisling O’Loughlin
• Dublin’s hottest basement
• Moroccan dreams
• Asian duck for dummies
• Every week, only in LIFE
• Ante-natal Antichrist
• WEIGHT-LOSS CELEBRITIE­S
• Amuse bouche...
• The social drinker
• Three to try...
• EMERGENCY EFFORTS
• OFF THE HOOK
• BREATHE EASY
• HOSPITAL RADAR
• ‘We arrived at the launch at 7am and there was already a queue’
• 5 SPRING TRENDS What the best-dressed homes will be wearing this season
• GREAT OUTDOORS Add interest to your garden skyline with some spiky plants
• FULL LIST OF NEW HOMES LAUNCHING
• Hawthorn Gate scheme has the personal touch
• Good to go in Gorey
• LEGAL SPIEL — HOW TO TALK THE TALK
• The checklist — How to view a property
• THE PRACTICAL GUIDE TO
• Why we must address sky-high building costs
• ‘Have another €10,000 for extras’
• Can I brighten up my home through colour?
• Allsop to offer €27m worth of property in first auction of year
• Bank of Ireland branch sold in 2012 for €3.5m fetches €4.2m
• €425k for prime opportunit­y beside Garda HQ & courts
• US investor interest in Irish property on the increase while fallout from Brexit deals major blow to demand from the UK

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