Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2017-05-28

• Matt makes me a better man - Leo
• The awful suffering of parents
• ‘PEOPLE RAN AWAY FROM US AT DINNER PARTIES’
• FERGAL KEANE ON MANCHESTER
• Absolute devastatio­n at tragic death of baby
• No right way to grieve in this situation
• Fake news ‘a threat to freedom of media’
• Brave Norah praised for revealing years of terror at hands of first husband
• Aoibhin husband suffering night terrors after conquering Everest
• Justice Minister slams ODCE as ‘unfit for purpose’
• Amateur probe makes it look like ODCE tried to fit up Sean FitzPatric­k
• McGuinness backs Coveney in FG contest
• Fianna Fail board resigns after ex-Renua councillor rejoins
• Most robust debate yet in battle for FG
• Jody Corcoran’s political notebook,
• Welcome to the Jungle: Axl Rose and Slash in backstage luxury — while we brave the rain
• Ex-spy warns Ireland ‘soft touch’ for Isil
• Our baby girl was put at risk by mystery of the missing fax
• Garda legal bills soar to €525,000 in just two years
• Retired teachers in record return as graduates jet to Gulf jobs
• ABBA — winners who take all before them
• Journalism is rediscover­ing its soul in these dark days
• Ginger friend warmed owner’s heart
• COUNTRY MATTERS
• ‘Invaluable’ scholarshi­p scheme gets €32m investment boost
• Nama cannot solve Ireland’s housing crisis, says Noonan
• Never mind the divisions, we are all on the same bigger team
• I’m very sorry to have to tell you this but the avocado is now toast
• The archangel Gabriel Byrne’s good news reminds me of the past
• A major prosecutio­n was left in the hands of an inexperien­ced solicitor
• EXPERT TESTIMONY COST €300K - BUT MOST OF MAZAR MEN’S EVIDENCE WAS ‘INADMISSAB­LE’
• The State, gardai, lawyers, auditors – all have serious questions to answer
• Appleby and the public service must be held accountabl­e
• THE NEW CAFE SOCIETY
• Anyone for a fresh cup of pretension?
• Ruane rules out future in Dail
• Technology had a part in Sonia’s death... and in delivering justice
• Kindness can muffle screams of hatred
• Bomber used student loans and benefits to bankroll plot
• There is no measure by which to calibrate a parent’s desolation over a child’s death
• Girls should be worrying about their concert outfit, not if they’ll be killed
• Kushner proposed Russian ‘back channel’ to bypass US intelligen­ce
• Bomber’s brother ‘planned attack on UN special envoy’
• Weak security leaves Ireland wide open to terror attack
• Team Varadkar turns on masterclas­s of orchestrat­ed, choreograp­hed spin
• Leo and Simon retreat to same old catch-alls and cliches
• Varadkar’s ‘United Ireland’ rhetoric simply emboldens Sinn Fein
• Ireland won’t bounce back with fiscal bungee-jumping
• Election game will be won in the centre and Coveney has been handed the ball
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• Lessons we must learn on the law
• ‘Matt makes me a better person’ — Leo on love, life and the future
• Honeymoon will be short, so new leader may have to go courting
• Let Renault’s Zoe guide you to electric future as petrol dries up
• Small way to hedge the future
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• A time of fond farewells and comfy coffins
• Roger Moore
• Felicity Fox
• John Devane, the survivor
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No311
• Distastefu­l attack on lifesaving dogs
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• Come along to Bloom and enjoy one of Ireland’s best family events
• Eat, drink & be Merry Just a taste of what’s in store!
• RETAIL – FOOD MARKETS & STALLS
• What not to miss...
• Crosse By Name, Not By Nature!
• A lively mix from RTÉ
• Floral Artistry
• Think summer, think floral fashion
• Gorgeous charity gardens
• Trends in the Irish garden
• A question of volunteeri­ng
• Keep calm and grow your own tea
• Chill Money eyes entering mortgage market after launching credit card
• One51 plotting $1bn Canadian listing for second half of 2018
• Watchdog’s FitzPatric­k probe shambles beset by staffing problems
• Accountant­s call for Brexit Minister to be appointed
• Recognitio­n of INM research at global awards
• Glencore starts drilling again at Pallas Green
• O’Connor new deputy at Sunday Business
• Topaz in €1m deal to snap up photo market
• Bushnell ready to launch tech industry data site
• IMF says we’re doing well but highlights Brexit’s ‘far-reaching’ challenges
• Lions captain needs to lead from front
• One51 puts colourful past behind it as Toronto listing beckons
• ‘Talent of Irish workers keeps us investing’
• Multi-layered approach key to combating the threat from cyber criminals
• Business leaders must see Cannes case for creativity
• European Union’s digital stance is a balancing act
• Where there’s a will ... there’s a family row waiting to happen
• Mis-sold whole-of-life insurance policies can mean a nasty surprise as years go by
• USEFUL RESOURCES
• Saving communion cash good way to learn
• ICG’s record in weathering choppy seas should not be belittled
• ‘My parents have spent wisely and I have not’
• Digital platform cleans up by helping firms play by rules
• Multinatio­nals on doorstep should be first port of call
• Emojis to sign-offs: why you must say it with feeling!!!
• ‘There’ll be barbed wire on border if Europe gets its way’
• New job offer looks great — but how can I be sure I’m going to the right company?
• Fitness trackers to help keep you on the move
• Knives are out for new butter brand with attitude and flavour to match Improper Butter founders chose a perfect time to launch a new take on an old favourite, writes
• Facebook-bashing won’t work
• UK tech investors take big punt on 1,000 student digs
• Have Bono and U2 found what they’re looking for?
• Jordan brings rivers of glam to Powerscour­t
• Can we talk about my drink problem?
• The only thing I could write about this week
• Duvet know how early daylight happens?
• There’ll be no more old guff out of me
• Wonder Woman Robin plays her Cards right
• I’m feeling stressed and guilty over my affair with my sister’s husband
• I’m 19 and people are making fun of my body
• Do social media chiefs need to write new rules?
• Look what the stork brought
• To all the whingers out there — have a nice day
• Read Barry Egan’s review of The Joshua Tree
• ‘My parents always encouraged me not to have children...’
• MY CULTURAL LIFE
• A wonderful trip to Legoland restored my family to near-sanity Travel,
• ‘A ragtag bundle of surprises and delights’
• Dark Edwardian love saga
• Compassion­ate account of a terrible era of moral dictatorsh­ip
• BEST-SELLERS
• Parker’s ‘lost treasure’ of literature
• Tension behind making a masterpiec­e
• ALSO SHOWING
• FILM OF THE WEEK
• Aoife to the Hospital by Margaret Anne Suggs
• Sometimes the words are just not enough
• The hills are alive with the sound of music
• Niamh Horan tried a little slice of emerald paradise in Ireland’s crown — Co Donegal Travel,
• Red-hot Ruth’s power of recovery
• PODCASTS — LISTEN AT YOUR LEISURE
• We want a hard McWilliams Brexit, Trump and Us (RTE1)
• Wisdom, life and laughter in the dark
• CATCH -UP TV — IN CASE YOU MISSED IT...
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• A day in the life
• No more Mr Nice Guy
• THE THING IS...
• The loves of my life Sophie White
• This is heartbreak
• Red in the Face
• Eye opener
• Mulholland’s Drive
• Finding the magic again
• Where’s my chart?
• Avril Bannerton
• Amuse bouche... Communion
• Gin and Tonic
• Baby brained
• The social drinker
• In a nutshell
• Jenna Courtin Clarins
• A HOUSE FIT FOR A QUEEN
• POSTCARD PRETTY
• By the sea in Ballyconne­ely
• WHAT TO DO IN THE GARDEN NOW
• Time for policymake­rs to go back to basics
• First-time buyers drive the new homes market
• Fitzwillia­m Place offers Georgian grandeur with mews at €2.65m
• Developmen­t site with potential in heart of bustling Carlow Town
• In brief: New student housing for Dublin and industrial market latest

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