Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2017-05-21

• Coveney digs in after Noonan call Finance Minister intervenes in bid to keep race alive Ministers in battle for jobs in Varadkar’s new Cabinet Bizarre last-minute moves for Harris to enter contest
• My parting glass with Enda Kenny
• MOTHER OF THE BRIDE
• Secret IRA man who ‘worked in Dail for TD’
• An (almost) royal wedding
• Minister and Commission­er arrive late to memorial service
• Students count cost of failed exams as colleges make millions from resit fees
• HSE campaign to ‘bring nurses home’ attracts few takers
• ‘WannaCry’ victims urged to report crime
• ‘21,000 grassroots FG voices must be heard’
• O’Connell under fire over ‘choirboys’ jibe at Varadkar backers
• ‘Everything must go’ — entire contents of Central Bank building go under the hammer
• Childhood taunts and sex trauma changed killer
• Sharon takes Manhattan with raw rom com ‘Catastroph­e’
• Border smugglers back in fuel trade
• Larry Masterson on a life behind the scenes at RTE,
• ‘It’s hard to trust certain women’ says top author
• Smug selfies don’t damage our health, but our ungenerous reactions might do
• Hilton’s been left behind by trend she created
• Trump is maddened by 18th-century gibberish
• DJ had all the girls fighting over him
• Yellow birds in scrub fire flutter
• The Joycean scholar bringing Chinese enthusiasm for Ireland
• Don’t eat buns on the street — and don’t sack all the librarians either
• Brady’s wish to be scattered in River Clyde ‘would be refused’
• Electric vehicles to cost the same as petrol cars by 2018
• Reformer Rouhani re-elected in Iran
• Time to say goodbye to petrol and diesel?
• RED CARPET FOR TRUMP IN SAUDI
• Trump scandal ‘is less Watergate, more Iran-Contra’
• First Lady shuns traditiona­l Muslim headscarf
• Why we should use RTE’s €90m site sale to fund the new maternity hospital
• VARADKAR’S SPRING CLEAN AHEAD OF A WINTER VOTE
• ‘If there’s a national crisis, a sovereign debt crisis, and Patrick Honohan lifts up the phone at 3am to call the Taoiseach, who do I want to answer that call?’
• Disco dancing days over, Leo’s finally decided that he wants us, but should we want him?
• Varadkar sees himself as the ‘Irish Macron’
• Who will be our Brexit champion?
• Leo and Micheal must soon get down to good government
• If you can’t kill unionists, traduce and demoralise them
• Simon should be everything we want in a new Taoiseach
• Even if Leo does want to be a radical, the system will just grind him down
• Leader faces long post-Brexit slog
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• Enda had many faces — I knew the patriot
• Kenny is the past, Coveney the present... Varadkar is the future
• Our future is urban and eastern — we must accept that
• O’Rourke loved radio jousts with Haughey
• Retiring CAB stalwart makes call for reform
• Of plant-loving princes, mad kings and calves
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Brendan Duddy
• Chris Cornell
• John Devane
• Heinz Kessler
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No310
• We have to mitigate Brexit mess
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• Is he gone yet? Who’s up next? Oh, him?
• YOUR INSPIRATIO­N TO HIT THE ROADS
• Making The Right Choices
• Importance of Participat­ion: John Greene wants the State to play a bigger roll in improving the health of the nation
• Operation Transforma­tion
• Mind Matters
• Rockin’ All Over The World
• Born To Run —
• Breaking Down Barriers
• Warriors of West Dublin
• Running Full Circle
• Joggers Dare to Bere
• OLDBRIDGE & THE BOYNE RIVER
• DUNLEER LOOP VIA PORT BEACH
• EAMONN SWEENEY
• THE ROYAL CANAL SEAN McGOLDRICK
• NOW YOU’RE READY TO TACKLE A 10K . . .
• INSIDE TRACK ON STAYING INJURY-FREE
• VILLIERSTO­WN 10 MILER
• THE PHOENIX PARK
• Fame of Thrones to help boost Irish tourism
• Kilkenny Group fears €300k Revenue bill for holiday villa perk
• BDO eyeing new fund to boost SME sector
• SUMMER SPENDING
• ANOTHER ROUND?
• How to make your audience like you
• New BoI chief McDonagh faces real Brexit and branch challenges
• Price is right for store tech entreprene­ur
• O’Flynn: Private housebuild­ers will build homes to help beat crisis, not plcs
• Renewables firm Arena launches €5m bond
• €220k Irish loss over library firm collapse
• Dromoland’s €20m revamp tees up US golf tourism drive
• We must temper Brexit hopes as spoils shared out
• Companies face new Border challenge
• Formulas for success in the fast lane
• As we tap towards a plastic future, we must count the cost of being cashless
• Slim chance of a ‘white knight’ riding to rescue
• We can’t afford to say hard cheese to tourism marketing
• Clear view of Augmented Reality benefits needed
• Time to be very afraid as overseas property shows and rapid-fire house sales return
• USEFUL RESOURCES
• Can I cut violent ex out of share of house?
• Changing investment landscape throws up investor-friendly funds
• ‘I paid about €7 for a can of Sprite in a Dubai hotel’
• Musical appreciati­on: Finding perfect note with students
• Got milk? Algeria offers opportunit­ies for Irish dairy firms
• European laptop ban deleted for now, but case isn’t closed
• I’m in my 50s and desperate to quietly upskill to keep up with my tech-savvy younger staff
• Time for truth on data roaming
• Keeping up with The Coronas
• Maureen, the timelessly influentia­l birthday girl
• Holly’s wedding bells are the next to ring
• Was the Bob Dylan gig rubbish or not?
• KATY HARRINGTON
• AINE O’CONNOR
• ELEANOR GOGGIN
• My brother has bullied me all my life, from violent threats to attacks
• We enjoyed intense affair but now he’s ignoring me
• This never-ending stream of complete twaddle
• For this pair, it was love at first swipe
• Sorry Bob, your fans, they are A-trocious
• JFK — king in a Camelot of his own making
• Questionin­g rather than provoking
• MY CULTURAL LIFE
• Holiday like the locals do, but right in the heart of Paris
• Uncovering the lives of a London cul-de-sac
• Romance and high jinks
• Author shines a light on the strange mysteries of remote Bone Island
• BEST-SELLERS
• New anthology showcases Irish writing
• Pirates on parade
• Gate’s new broom looks likely to sweep very clean
• The Modfather still going strong
• WHAT LIES BENEATH
• Wonderfull­y Wexford
• More desert delusions with Brad
• PODCASTS — LISTEN AT YOUR LEISURE
• Sky’s goal-den days are over Super Sunday (Sky Sports)
• CATCH -UP TV— IN CASE YOU MISSED IT...
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• FILM HIGHLIGHTS
• Ireland’s sacred cows
• Rachel Allen
• A dream home in the country
• Tommy Tiernan
• Diarmuid Gavin
• Unicorn Toast
• Foodie news and gossip
• George Hook
• Waking Hours
• The Loves Of My Life
• The Social Drinker
• Fashion Shoot
• The Citizens’ Assembly
• Liberal luvvies
• Dogs and dog-lovers
• Amy Huberman
• Free speech
• The almighty CEO
• The healthy-eating brigade
• The war on sugar
• Amuse bouche... Granny grub
• Fish to the death
• Old and new in a coastal paradise
• DALKEY DELIGHT
• RONAN LYONS
• 4 OF A KIND... WITH POOLS
• Mind the gap with meadow rue
• Allsop secures over €26m in sales in latest online auction
• Fully-tenanted retail centre in Limerick city guiding €1.35m
• LET THE GAMES BEGIN
• ‘AS LONG AS I’M ALIVE MAYO WILL NEVER WIN AN ALL-IRELAND’
• Colm O’Rourke
• Eamonn Sweeney
• Jamesie O’Connor
• Foley was the golden boy in Dublin’s golden generation
• We have to take more care in disciplina­ry cases
• Making the grade at under 21 provided a great foundation
• FIXTURES FOOTBALL
• Cork in firing line for league backlash
• Farney men catch fire after break to burn off Fermanagh
• TODAY’S FOOTBALL AND HURLING CHAMPIONSH­IP PREVIEWS
• Carlow book their place in Christy Ring decider
• Clare’s second win was the sweetest
• Probables and possibles abound for Dublin’s treble-seekers and the nearly men of Galway
• O’Shea not to blame for Mayo’s problems

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