Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2017-04-23

• Revealed: the deal to curb nuns’ role
• Quick! The nuns are on the run
• Minister supports SSIA-style scheme to top up pensions
• RORY & ERICA
• ANATOMY OF THE AGREEMENT
• Double tragedy as fire kills father and son
• Base jump enthusiast killed in cliff plunge
• JFK diary from visit to Ireland in 1945 brands de Valera a ‘lunatic’
• ‘Scaremonge­ring’ over HPV vaccine puts lives at risk: Harris
• Tears flow as sisters face up to their new lives outside the convent
• Howlin verbally lashes Coalition’s Tory tactics
• Banville hits out at ‘stupid’ Arts Council payment plan
• New abortion poll draws closer after Assembly vote
• McIlroy’s lavish wedding goes with a swing as stars descend on Mayo castle
• Press pack left sucking it up with gin lollies as high security keeps paparazzi out of the picture
• Stars bid sad farewell to ‘Fitzy’ — a musician and true original
• Vital organs donated by people who beat cancer
• Five years on, murdered dad mourned as suspects still at large
• New loan fund to renovate vacant homes
• Return of 1,500 emigrants a week boosts property
• DON’T MISS
• SF attacked over support for ‘dictator’
• Harry shares his grief to reclaim his mother
• Visceral reality of a day at the Grand National
• For me, being cute is a way of life
• Kestrels soar over motorway wilds
• Details of how independen­ce of hospital will be protected
• DON’T MISS
• How Jayne inflamed the Kerry church
• Ed is so dull that even our mums love him
• We must shout ‘never again’ with Chernobyl and Hiroshima
• Spend it on Beckham is the new cool
• Half-eaten fish ruins the karma, with neighbour’s cat under suspicion
• We must heed the warnings of past failures
• Pope Francis is gaining our trust by practising what he preaches
• DEEP DIVIDES AND HOPES IN ELECTION DAY FRANCE
• Deluge of fake news swamps Twitter in France
• Riot fears if far-right and far-left hopefuls win first round
• Supermarke­t salad healthier than the homegrown variety
• Soccer team bus bomb suspect arrested
• Under-fire airline in fresh passenger row
• The scary truth is that we are on our own in this
• Brexit is not going away so we need to just get on with it now
• Snap election shows just how little Northern Ireland counts
• Ireland’s eyes are shut to all euro visions
• Brexit countdown: we are ready for risks and challenges Ireland faces
• Blair calls for voters to block May’s plan
• Building the way to manage our boom/bust cycle better
• The pill prevents HIV but it won’t cure behaviours that caused crisis
• Centenary homecoming for a poet who never made it back alive
• McGuinness’s headstone, Shatter’s legacy, Martin at the grave of a true Republican
• ‘Liveline’ throws a lifeline to four brave fighters against the IRA
• Bank shareholde­rs’ suffering is hidden from the headlines
• In defence of Catholics and also of Catholicis­m
• Coveney and Varadkar are now looking less like leaders and more like cowards
• Maternity hospital delay frustratin­g
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• Maternity hospital row should be over money — not the politics of fertility
• No ducking it, nature’s red in tooth and claw
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Bruce Langhorne
• Emma Morano
• Aleck Crichton
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No306
• Going to the pub on Good Friday is a sin
• Doing justice to his credibilit­y?
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• We heard the fake news today — oh boy
• ‘We’re gone’: Hearing the final words from Rescue 116 matters
• RTE to launch next-generation Player
• Irish investors lose out in Openhydro €90m fundraisin­g
• HOW TO ZERO IN ON YOUR SAVINGS p8
• THE BUSINESS OF BALLYMALOE
• Body language: speak up for career success
• May’s June jump could smooth the path towards a softer Brexit
• Drinks brands fear new bill will hurt Ireland’s R&D role
• Microsoft to subsidise tree-planting
• THE ISSUES AT THE HEART OF THE HOUSING CRISIS,
• Avoca’s ‘farm to fork’ concept fast-tracked in new store
• Concern as retail sector ‘slumps into recession’
• Musgrave serves up fish and chips brand as it eyes €1.6bn market opportunit­y
• DAA to unveil pint-sized pub and visitor experience at Dublin Airport
• New data regulation­s top event’s agenda
• May’s snap UK election shows that we ignore political risk at our peril
• Killilea demands €120,000 Shrewsbury Rd fireplaces
• Mattel turnaround stalls as Barbie doll out of fashion
• WITH BANKS WARY, WHO WILL SPLASH THE CASH?
• Facebook event a feast for developers but delivered little good news for publishers
• Agencies uneasy as clients zero in on multi-billion cuts
• MARKETING PEOPLE
• We must be alert to warning signs as we tackle shocking financial abuse of elderly
• USEFUL RESOURCES
• Beware foreign ‘landlord’ deposit scams
• Glamour and fun rarely pay in the stock market — blue-chip firms do
• ‘Dublin hotel’s €17 Bellini cost more than in Venice’
• Sports fans a great match for historic family-run hotel
• Transform your global sales with appliance of science
• Iberia offering more frills without paying Business Class premium
• It’s vital to be profession­al on social media and polish posts to create a good impression
• Cash in transit: the handiest travel wallets
• Mumpreneur out to bottle Wexford summers for her natural fruit cordial
• Shopping malls use car parks to drive up trade
• Amazon spells end of high street
• McEvoy puts her heart into copyright fight at IMRO
• Ready, Get set, Go ...
• MEET THE EXPERTS
• YOUR 4-WEEK SHAPE-UP FOR SUMMER
• THE FOOD PLAN
• HOW I STAY FIT
• WEEK 2 EXERCISE PLAN
• How to do the exercises
• HOW I STAY FIT
• WEEK 3 EXERCISE PLAN
• Gerry Hussey, performanc­e psychologi­st
• HOW I STAY FIT
• WEEK 4 EXERCISE PLAN
• How to do the exercises
• HOW I STAY FIT
• Helping girls get the best start in life
• IF YOU ONLY DO ONE THING...
• BIDDULPH’S BIG IDEAS
• MY CULTURAL LIFE
• Lock the doors, put on the lights for Connolly’s Game of Ghosts
• BEST-SELLERS
• A good deed leads to despair with a sinister twist
• Stylish tale takes on Cork’s grim underworld
• George and the Promised Land
• ALSO SHOWING
• FILM OF THE WEEK
• The rubber soul of Frischmann comes bouncing back
• WHAT LIES BENEATH
• Dinosaurs, Monsters, and self-therapy
• Wild about Africa
• A glorious break in Amsterdam will restore your faith in food, flowers — and canals Travel,
• The enduring mystery of JonBenet
• PODCASTS — LISTEN AT YOUR LEISURE
• Hey, let’s all move to Tuscany
• Two presenters at the very top of their game
• CATTCCH H -UPUTPVN—OIWN CASE YOU MISSED IT...
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• FILM HIGHLIGHTS
• Rugby players’ necks
• Regrets and cheap wine
• THE THING IS... Your 30-second guide to everything Sleep
• The loves of my life Blathnaid Ni Chofaigh
• Say it loud, we’re big and proud
• Sexual paranoia on campus
• Style rethink
• The Bear necessitie­s
• Moving mountains
• Lonely diseases
• Jennifer Nickerson
• Amuse bouche... Ethnic Aisle
• Carpaccio of fish with peppers and fresh herbs
• Have your hake and eat it
• Pan-fried hake with orange, thyme and smoked paprika butter
• Bovine burnout
• The social drinker
• Tipp-top taste
• Faith Hogan
• Blessed with love, a period home for family
• THE GOOD LIFE
• PAPER CHASE
• Large family home for equine enthusiast­s
• Oughterard opportunit­y
• ‘Dublin? It’s just way too noisy’
• ‘If I never cut a blade of grass again, it will be too soon’
• IN SEARCH OF THE GOOD LIFE
• Beautiful blues of spring bulb
• How to get planning permission ARCHITECT’S CLINIC
• DCC’s decision on student units defies any logic
• Government measures spark rise in housing stock
• 70 cranes over Dublin skyline should alarm the Government
• Ballymore takes first developmen­t loan since exit from Nama
• Change is in the air for diesel vehicles
• The best executive buys
• Our golden oldies
• A timeless masterpiec­e
• STAYING SAFE ON THE ROADS
• Access all areas
• LICENCE TO THRILL
• The all-new 5 is still a joy to drive

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