Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2017-05-07

• Poll: now we’re ready to spend
• The people, the leader and the sun
• Kenny’s deadline to resign
• JODY CORCORAN: Confidence returns but politician­s should beware,
• BRENDAN O’CONNOR: How Ireland is changing gradually and suddenly
• Remains found in France could be INLA man
• Europe and Brexit,
• Roz: My readers helped me combat my own binge eating
• Stripping off won’t change how we feel about our own bodies
• Kerins says Dail is ‘lawless place’ after court ruling
• Ciara O’Connor and Sophie Donaldson
• Sunshine whets our growing appetite for eating outdoors
• Why does everything always taste better under a blue sky?
• TOP CHILL-OUT SPOTS FOR SUNNY DAYS
• ‘We were never once told that an asthma attack could be fatal — we had no idea’
• Second civilian sparks new crisis for garda chief
• Drug selling, arson and gang feuds afflict daily life in Dublin 1
• Templemore finances may be tip of the iceberg for Commission­er
• TWO-HOUR MEETING OR A BRIEF CHAT OVER TEA?
• Gilligan claim for benefits is two fingers to Irish citizens
• Capuchins hope for Papal visit in Dublin
• Garda probe Stephen Fry’s ‘blasphemy’
• Amnesty now fights its €1.3m deficit
• Handshakes, gifts and family ties — inside the case against Harry Crosbie
• Drivers can no longer dodge speeding fines while on the continent
• Athlone players ‘shocked’ at allegation­s of match-fixing
• World of sport must gamble on setting up a new global anti-corruption body
• Comer set for new clash in acrimoniou­s turf war
• Sad Brad still the good guy despite his big boozy temper
• Eurocrats tell the English nationalis­ts to 12-step up
• Brady settles in with O’Reilly bunch
• COUNTRY MATTERS
• The lessons I learned from my late father
• Take up your winter bed and walk, all the way back to Gogol’s Russia
• Why men are just worse at friendship
• D-DAY FOR DIVIDED FRANCE ‘If that woman wins we’ll have a revolution within six months...’
• Syrian forces respond to Russian-led ceasefire
• ‘Nothing but a bloody amoeba’ - don’t beware of Greeks bearing gaffes
• France tries to stop email hack from distorting election
• Higher education is heading for crisis unless we learn from funding fiasco
• Bertie Ahern and Newstalk puncture RTE’s Brussels balloon
• McDonald had many choices but has walked a murky path
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• The real challenge for a new leader
• There will be blood: Fine Gael is preparing for a vicious campaign
• The raven is calling the name of Athlone Town, and it is wrong
• Second Civic Forum gathers ideas from the globe
• Lippy to trick men: you could not make it up
• Stylish approach pays off
• Expect big things from new beefed-up Picanto
• Home versus a fearsome fate on foreign shores
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Michael Bogdanov Greg McCambridg­e
• Robert M Pirsig
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No308
• Rights of women and of babies
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• Peacekeepe­rs and the drones
• It’s now a standing, thinking, praying Dail
• Left selects its downtrodde­n in scramble for high moral ground
• Apple v Samsung: the two-horse race for billions
• €200m U-turn by Eli Lilly to create hundreds of jobs
• Former ‘Riverdance’ HQ sold for €5m
• CLEVER ABOUT COMMUNION
• Brexit jingoism versus market forces,
• US fund sought meeting on mortgages before bid
• Johnny Ronan in talks on €150m financing of Dublin’s tallest building
• Chinese leading way with 500pc surge in demand for immigrant investor visas
• Facebook Ireland poised to land more jobs
• LacPatrick enjoys 25pc UK sales surge after Brexit vote
• ‘Gay cake’ row bakery’s profits up €200k
• Special effects firm out to find growth in Asian market
• DUP could learn a lot from Hogan’s Brexit bromance
• FBD faces battle for control after shares soar
• Skin in the game: Leo Pharma
• Passing your family pub on to the next generation when you finally call time
• Soaring rents curb consumers
• Ad industry’s Mad Men days still fail screen test
• Can digital steal TV’s thunder?
• ANTOINETTE O’CALLAGHAN
• Yes, more people are taking out health cover, but the recovery in the market is fragile
• USEFUL RESOURCES
• What will tax bill be on pension lump sum?
• Cash is always king for the true survivors of global stock markets
• ‘Our pricy sofa went to a woman with baby twins’
• Paydays pay off for wages firm as it goes internatio­nal
• Don’t rely on your gut when finding value for customers
• Early stakeholde­r buy-in critical to making changes
• Airbnb out to offer more room service to corporate travellers
• I’m paid less than my male colleague and don’t know how best to approach my boss about it
• Don’t be a mug — find the best tea and coffee holders for travel
• Boutique home-baking business grabs a large slice of the market
• Will Siro drop out of the NBP?
• Donnery for the ECB — can we take that to the bank?
• The Pippa problem
• DON’T MISS YOUR 7-DAY DIGITAL TV GUIDE
• It’s official — Bertie Ahern for the Park
• How stop to stress ruining your life
• Passing the stress test: Gulliver’s travails
• I cannot stress this enough... just do it
• Top tips for dealing with everyday stress
• It can be tough to cope with being a coper
• Those little things that make my blood boil
• ‘Relax’ — the word that tips us all over the edge
• My best friend told me she had sex with my man before I was with him
• I caught fiance flirting and texting with new colleague
• Lisa’s a real chip off the old block
• Parsons returns with a cracking crime thriller
• A devastatin­g debut about how the ‘One Great Love’ can endure
• Kay’s taut, psychologi­cal crime tale of every parent’s worst nightmare
• BEST-SELLERS
• A book of things that we love...
• Irish dash and charm adds to the sparkling glamour
• Vexed to nightmare in the trees by Finnegan’s work
• Celibacy in an unwieldy time warp
• These monkeys are the business
• Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsk­y by Nikolai Kuznetsov
• Beach baby’s American dream
• Where dreams come true
• My top tips and favourite bits
• Cutting Edge is above politics
• Passion is the key to any great broadcaste­r
• CATTCCH H -UPUTPVN—OIWN CASE YOU MISSED IT...
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• FILM HIGHLIGHTS
• Beach BODY
• Donald Trump
• TOMMY TIERNAN
• Tommy Bowe
• A Taste for Life
• Waking Hours
• The Loves Of My Life
• Susan Jane White
• My Favourite Room
• The Social Drinker
• George Hook
• THE THING IS...
• 20 tips for summer fitness
• Narcissist­ic personalit­y disorder
• Triona’s top trends
• The right fit
• Doctor’s orders
• Teen lunch
• Shane’s Eclairs
• The hangover
• BATHING BEAUTIES
• Modern, stylish living with seaside appeal
• Ringarogy Island idyll
• 10 BATHROOM TRENDS
• We’ve inherited planning permission, but we don’t like the design
• There’s little risk of a big crash, but housing market is still a concern
• Time to enjoy those wild bluebells in bloom GERRY DALY
• Census figures prove lack of supply is our big issue
• €2.8m price tag to secure foothold in Dublin’s leading logistics hub
• Two rural AIB branches a safe bet for investors

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