Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2017-07-09

• Varadkar plans to ‘spend big’ as tax cuts curbed
• Ed Sheeran, our glorious leader
• IVANKA’S IN THE HOT SEAT
• Burton fears ‘social media assault’ had impact on Jobstown trial
• THE NEW JET SET
• HAUGHEY’S DOWNFALL
• Sinn Fein is accused of underminin­g terror fight
• Liquidator urged to chase Console over ¤600k spend
• State should ‘claw back’ money to top up pensions
• Taoiseach Varadkar will fall on his own sword by ignoring lessons of history
• Footballer­s now charged on match fix
• Jesus signs up former Red Devil
• ‘It’s a man thing. I think we all find it hard to show emotion’
• Big match night ended with a fractured jaw and a court case
• Garda chief ’s lack of action criticised in PAC report
• DJ shocked by ‘unchanged’ RTE since quitting 19 years ago
• DON’T MISS
• Chain of errors fed false claims about McCabe
• Nursing homes don’t cause extra charges, they just deliver the government-designed scheme
• Dear Mr Lyons,
• Dear auld fella,
• Dearest Mary,
• Dear Mrs Walsh,
• We’re all suckers when trying to find true love
• Leo is not a natural-born eejit, but he learns fast
• How Zig zigzagged to Waterford
• Plastic bottles build a desert home
• Dion does Dior as Celine channels her inner fashionist­a
• How love for Berlin and a tale from Belfast led to the creation of my take on Rebus
• Thumbs up, thumbs down — democracy is now a virtual game
• JOBSTOWN: THE QUESTIONS
• Online firms to face costs for contempt
• Donald plays Trump cards... Melania and Ivanka
• Ukraine’s industrial heartland is now a husk — just ask ‘Maria’
• Isil retreats in endgame for Mosul
• Why Sue lost her taste for ‘Bake Off ’
• Only a ‘whole of Government’ approach can manage housing
• The artist is born into one place, but puts blood and belief far beyond
• Bright, brilliant and easy to grow
• What comes first when your TD has a second job?
• Leo was right on Jobstown, now he must tackle alcohol industry
• Simon Coveney and Sinn Fein slip away in RTE mist and fog
• The Irish and the Canadians: grievances, guns and socks
• Study fails to see what a disaster ‘Irexit’ would be
• Disability is the last frontier in inequality — and Leo should get that
• Time to reduce income tax burden
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• FLYING TOO CLOSE TO THE SUN IN PURSUIT OF GLORY
• Wrapped tightly by a Swede
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Buzzing over the long days of summer
• Orri Vigfusson
• David Bleakley
• Simone Veil
• Carol Lee Scott
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No317
• Eilis considers reality of situation
• Setting the record straight over talks
• Better coverage next time, please
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• ‘Hail Marys’ aren’t trivial
• Leo should not fear being his serious self
• The times they are a changin’, and TV must change with them
• McEvoy pours her heart into Imro
• Ex-Quinn plastics firm to be snapped up by Swiss giant for €48m
• Four major bidders vie for stake in Enet
• Builders may resort to courts in crane row
• Time for greater transparen­cy in car insurance, regardless of raids
• Irish electronic­s firm is sold for more than €15m
• Turbine technology set to create 50 jobs from river flow
• An Post targets €200m-plus of parcel revenues
• Conroy Gold’s board pays itself too much, says top shareholde­r
• CIE threatens to cut unions out of pension process due to ‘misreprese­ntation’
• San Leon blames procedural reasons for delay in filing accounts
• GUIDE TO TECHNOLOGY FOR SMALL BUSINESSES
• 3 PERFECT LAPTOPS FOR SMES
• How to master your work mobile
• 10 tech health checks for your business
• Our island nation isn’t capitalisi­ng on the asset around us
• 10 USEFUL WORK APPS
• Customer databases may soon become more trouble than they are worth
• Brexit damage starts to hit Irish media companies
• MARKETING PEOPLE
• Five things that you must know in order to get a student grant
• Many of us are bamboozled by bills but we need to put time into understand­ing them
• USEFUL RESOURCES
• Is a personal retirement bond a good idea?
• Revamped Boots could be just the right tonic for canny investors
• ‘We need money but it shouldn’t become our God’
• A fair wind for Air Synergy as it adds selling to its skills
• First aid for medtech players targeting the US export market
• We can’t all be comedians, but we can warm a crowd
• How do you Doha? Meet the Gulf’s answer to Michael O’Leary
• How do I avoid making a mess of a key presentati­on and impress my senior managers?
• Empowering books to boost your career
• A Tipperary farmer who is as busy as a bee on the shores of Lough Derg
• Lions jersey sponsors triumph in the battle of the brands
• How slow broadband hurts business
• Arnotts in revamp as Smyth carves out ‘Blue Building’
• The story behind that dress in west Cork
• The guide to a perfect summer, now
• Goodbye Leyton, Hello Fitzrovia!
• I’ve just had enough of speaking proper
• The will is strong but the product is wee-k
• It’s a Great Little Country — 2017 ‘Tell us the best ways of getting out into nature in this great little country’
• I hate my wife, but if she agreed to sex once a week I would carry on
• I love both of my men but I can’t choose between them
• Pregnant and suicidal... the shocking reality
• Still crazy after all these years
• Sampling a taste of the local tourist trail
• Pushing the limits: Boomtime banker saves his soul ‘I was the eldest boy. My dad was a butcher, a very hard-working man who put five kids through college. Achievemen­t was very important...’
• Writing was Jane’s first and true love
• IF YOU ONLY DO ONE THING...
• MY CULTURAL LIFE
• Inspiring guide to tackling tragedy and grief
• Kelly offers a perceptive account of how to achieve marital bliss
• Gripping tale of revenge between best friends with unexpected finale
• BEST-SELLERS
• Hard truths echoing from Nazi horrors
• Gatsby at the Gate and the Gilmore girl
• Tristan breaks through the clouds ‘I remember having this meltdown after my 30th birthday where I was like, “is this it?”’
• ALSO SHOWING
• FILM OF THE WEEK
• Performanc­e saves the San Patricios
• WHAT LIES BENEATH
• Catch all the big hits at Punchestow­n
• Thrills for all in Las Vegas
• On right track to the lap of luxury
• Anorexia drama cuts to the bone
• Wimbledon: New balls please
• Too many voices spoil broadcasti­ng broth
• CATTCCH H -UPUTPVN—OIWN CASE YOU MISSED IT...
• TV hIGhLIGhTS
• FILM hIGhLIGhTS
• saTelliTe Sky Atlantic
• Hunger games
• Heaven or Hell?
• Tommy Tiernan
• My Favourite Room
• A Taste For Life
• Waking Hours
• The Loves Of My Life
• The Domestic
• Fashion Shoot
• Pilates gave me cancer
• THE THING IS...
• Husband habits
• Amuse bouche... Sunny pints
• The social drinker

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