Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2017-04-02

• Garda chief safe as FF desperate to avoid election
• Secret pact allows British jet fighters to ‘invade’ our skies
• House prices will soar to Celtic Tiger levels ‘in three years’
• RESCUE 116 BLACK BOX EVIDENCE REVEALED
• A NIGHT OUT WITH ED SHEERAN
• State shelves cash aid plan in abortion cases
• McIlroy’s millions: the sports star with the Midas touch
• Hickey will refuse to engage on Rio ticket tout report
• Wife drowned in bid to save husband
• Taoiseach’s wage trailing behind mandarins after pay increases
• You can’t say that we didn’t warn you about those Garda statistics
• Doubts around burglary and rape cases now
• AGSI demands an explanatio­n after ‘request’ to amend checkpoint data
• Baseless horror stories are causing parents to stop their young girls from having cancer-preventing jab
• Sinn Fein’s push for border poll ‘alarming’, says Varadkar
• Further pain for public as more wildcat strikes loom
• Eilis O’Hanlon has some sage advice for both Minister Ross and the workers
• Long fight for truth about the baby my wife never saw
• The real reason FF will not claim the head of Garda Commission­er
• I reworked McGahern’s story and it became mine
• Millennial­s go on holiday to Instagramm­able areas but the sun can’t rival the warmth of likes
• Time to stop feeding into skinny obsession
• Gardai start to imitate O’Brien’s surreal fiction
• Can you help us to help others?
• After rain, manna on primrose hill
• Brexit firms could put pressure on property
• I have a good job, but even I can’t afford rent of €2,000 per month
• We need 50,000 homes a year to stop a new bubble
• The lost boy in our family has haunted me for years
• Hedonism alone didn’t kill George
• Public humiliatio­n in Dublin suburbia as the ghost of Haughey lingers
• New maternity leave laws are needed to protect mums of premature babies
• Ireland could be biggest Brexit loser after the UK
• May’s moment of conviction as she declares Brexit to MPs
• ‘Cunning and ruthless populist’ Zuma ushers in worst crisis since apartheid
• Noonan has every right to defend himself from criticism of TDs
• Our body politic must amputate helping hand that sustains Sinn Fein
• Emperor Enda has no clothes and that’s the truth of it now
• Everything is broken and you can trust me on that
• Brexit outcomes for Ireland range from dismal to full-blown disaster
• Time to talk in Northern Ireland
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• AN GARDA’S TOUGHEST CASE
• We must dig deep to root out the force’s cultural malaise
• Tell you what I really want — girl power
• Peugeot’s push to premium
• Heads swivel when this car Beetles into view
• Celebratin­g 70 glorious years of market magic
• David Storey
• Tom Savage
• Clem Curtis
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No303
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• Healing is tough if we sugar-coat evil
• What seems to be the problem, Sergeant?
• Twelve make breakthrou­gh as super-rich get even richer
• Wealth of Ireland’s top 300 inches above €100bn
• Wealthiest Irish dozen now worth more than next 288 put together
• Is Johnny coming out to play?
• THE RICH KIDS KEEPING US UP TO DATE ON
• The new breed are tech-ing it all in their stride
• VROOM TO IMPROVE
• The ‘Forbes’ Top 10 Richest In The World
• Bankrupt Sheahan vows to bounce back
• Worth of Ireland’s top 300 wealthiest soars above €100bn
• Version 1 raises €90m to boost expansion
• Crean company intends to sue firm linked to Ronan
• INNOVATION... AT A PRICE
• PERFECT FIRST IMPRESSION­S
• Brexiteers are leading the UK towards not-so-splendid isolation
• Watchdog raises concerns after State jet parts sold
• Lisney embroiled in Nama report row
• Solar farm developmen­ts lack proper strategy, warns planner
• Integumen plots £2.2m AIM listing
• Cubic Telecom in fundraisin­g talks
• New data rules mean it can’t be ‘business as usual’ – Dixon
• 300,000 Irish in UK after Brexit may need citizenshi­p to stay on
• Travel boss ready to take on the world
• STEVE DEMPSEY
• MARKETING & MEDIA
• Time to re-evaluate the power of our newsbrands
• How to curb the spiralling cost of the Easter school holidays
• Poor switching levels mean that we really are our own worst enemies
• USEFUL RESOURCES
• Can we switch health plan after price rise?
• Lottery of Snapchat brings back memories of the dotcom bubble
• I paid dearly for a glass of wine on the Champs Elysees
• Family butchers boosts success with a focus on fitness foods
• DEALS OF THE WEEK
• Seeing the wood for the trees is vital for timber exporters
• UN’s tourism boss lays into Trump’s Mexican wall plans
• 10 vital principles to improve the culture, performanc­e and revenues in your business
• Make bringing your lunch to work easier
• Twitter critics missing the point
• I like guys with something small wrong with them
• YOUR MUST-READ GUIDE TO NETFLIX AND ON-DEMAND TV
• The only thing I had for myself has gone
• KATY HARRINGTON
• Hands up! I’ve made a right dog’s dinner of it ELEANOR GOGGIN
• Unwelcome hot air over a talking tummy AINE O’CONNOR
• An Irish irony epidemic
• Motherhood didn’t stand in my way
• I was the only black kid in town
• Making fun of the online narcissist­s
• How can I get over the hurt and pain I feel at this brute’s betrayal?
• We’ve been married over 25 years but I feel so lonely
• Feelin’ frisky? It’s time to spring into action
• Turtle wasn’t slow when it came to love
• Does your love meet the gold standard?
• How Donovan and Coco, his granddaugh­ter, caught their wind ‘I had difficulti­es at every school as they would tell me I was not paying attention’
• MY CULTURAL LIFE
• Neil Diamond opens up to Barry Egan about his low self-esteem.
• Injustice, a lost love and a life back here
• Heartbreak­ing and gripping story of racism, loss and redemption
• Sombre saga of a small community haunted by missing girl mystery
• BEST-SELLERS
• Tragic tale of abuse, rebellion and addiction
• Plagiarism makes for great theatre
• Gory ‘Raw’ will get under your skin
• Ghost In The Shell
• The second soundtrack of Ray’s life
• WHAT LIES BENEATH
• Walking on sunshine
• High life begins in the clouds
• PODCASTS — LISTEN AT YOUR LEISURE
• All crashing, and all burning
• The Brits may be mad, but the Irish will pay
• CATCH-UP TV - IN CASE YOU MISSED IT...
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• The Brennans Of Kenmare
• The best, and worst, of cafes outside the Pale
• Maurice Gueret on helicopter­s in healthcare
• Home-made sourdough bread
• Its pick of the best natural products
• I’ll heal you without touching you
• An artist’s hygge home
• Maria Walsh’s favourite things
• Espresso Martini
• Every week, only in LIFE
• Three-ingredient fudge
• My fake-tan hell
• REDHEAD AND FAMOUS
• JIM KNIPPER
• ‘I’m best tending the barbecue’
• Amuse bouche... the family restaurant
• The social drinker
• Three to try...Cool cafes
• DONATE LIFE
• Restored manor house with country charm
• Meet the garden plant that could wipe out the value of your home
• Dress up your interior with a show-stopping chandelier
• Scandi-style in Glengarrif­f
• Blackrock beauty 16A THE REAR, PRINCE EDWARD TERRACE, BLACKROCK, CO DUBLIN
• A stroll away from Terenure village New homes within minutes of Terenure village launch to strong demand this weekend. Liadan Hynes reports
• Commuter belt launch
• Time to look out for trilliums
• How do I get rid of mould from my ensuite ceiling?
• Oversupply in the capital?
• Cluster economy will demand city homes
• Returning emigres keep the rural market alive
• And so it has come to pass
• Incentivis­ing landlords
• Doherty’s Harcourt Developmen­ts lands five big deals at Park West Business Park
• Offers in excess of €1.5m sought for property with retail potential in the heart of Dublin city
• iNua Hospitalit­y acquires four-star Hillgrove Hotel

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