Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2017-08-20

• Trevor murder: ruthless gang now suspected
• Will Trump fire himself next?
• ROYAL VISIT
• Europe’s great cities are not quaking in the face of this terrorism
• The SEXUAL EVOLUTION
• LEO & MATT
• IN TRUMP COUNTRY
• McGREGOR CAN’T WIN
• Sell house and avoid ‘punitive’ Fair Deal costs
• Hickey may now be compelled to appear before committee
• Sunday Independen­t, Ireland’s best-selling newspaper
• Retired teachers cash in on lucrative supervisio­n work
• Leo and Matt bridge the miles with FaceTime chat
• Search widened as missing wife mystery deepens
• Average Irish wedding is now costing €30,000, says ‘Franc’
• Border issue and social media chatter make Ireland a viable Isil target
• Minister wants Fine Gael to run Travellers in general elections
• Leo rules out ‘technical fix’ in place of border checks
• Pukka chukka as polo and racing join forces to help injured jockeys
• Election and abortion vote could be on same day, says minister
• Airports try to ground drinks law
• Attacker may have followed Joe home
• Panicked gang may have left vital DNA clue in murder cars
• I should have said: ‘I always had a son, I just thought I had a daughter’
• New judgment of Paris reveals a person, not just a gossip queen
• Elaine Crowley gets the last laugh at cowardly troll
• My Zac is worth his weight in gold
• Penalty points to be replaced by ‘retraining’ plan
• Teenagers keep their distance in the cautious new world of dating and sex
• Hail Mary of Monkstown as the sherry trifle saves me from the sea
• As Ireland’s first women’s rugby coach it saddens me to say game is doomed
• Money and mysogyny behind the popular criticism of women
• Unbalanced RTE allows SF to have more than its say
• Only one solution left to doping in sport: legalise it
• Let’s look forward with hope
• We have the qualities to make a stronger and fairer country
• Once sober, you realise drunks on planes are truly obnoxious
• Finnish knifeman ‘targeted women’
• Brand Trump is killing Brand America in the streets
• Bannon vows to ‘go to war’ to keep peddling his opinions
• TARGET: EXPLOSION IN THE CATHEDRAL
• Police raid the home of imam linked to the Isil terror cell which carried out attacks in Barcelona
• Social media can’t get away with murder
• A low risk of terrorism is no excuse for inaction or desertion, or for doing the basic barest minimum
• Time to bring out the bollards on Irish streets
• Brexit’s brood of chlorinate­d chickens come home to roost
• Ireland still very much in firing line as UK spins out ‘fantasy’ customs terms
• Confederat­e flags transform Rebel Cork into Rabble Cork
• Irish politician­s should avoid the united Ireland cul-de-sac
• Will we always be one step behind agents of chaos?
• Three billion reasons why the tourism industry should lose subsidy overnight
• The task ahead for Olympic Council
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• President splits his opponents in war of words
• Let’s leave the Leaving to the young and stop reliving the past
• Dear Gran,
• Dear Dorrie,
• No, it’s not a cloud of dancing butterflie­s — it’s a Texan beauty called gaura
• Dear Little Angel Grandson,
• Dear Reverend Father,
• Dear Patricia,
• How the Civil War ‘murder gang’ tried to take over as judge, jury and executione­rs
• Put your car to the test
• Farmer shuns the slaughter as herd granted sanctuary
• Sir Bruce Forsyth
• James Osborne
• Michael Twomey
• It’s a flag of novelty for us, not of hate
• Misandry and the silencing of Damore
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• The need for hospital beds
• Taking lessons from children
• Looking after the mothers’ pensions
• Just when you think it can’t get any worse
• Fianna Fail risks unleashing demons of a darker populism
• €75m plan to roll out compressed natural gas filling stations
• CIF in legal threat to crane-dispute union
• SAVE ON BACK TO SCHOOL COSTS
• E+I Engineerin­g eyes 100 new Donegal jobs
• WARNING SIGNS
• BREXIT BATTLE
• Something has to give at INM’s AGM after a period of uncertaint­y
• O’Flynn given leave to challenge Dublin planning refusal
• Multimilli­on global deals pay off for water tech firm SCFI
• Shannon Airport in line for €1m flood defence payment
• Majority of Dubliners believe cash won’t be king in 30 years
• BoI warns rate cap on mortages could hit profits
• Kingspan sees record market capitalisa­tion jump as it shrugs off Brexit
• Outlook ‘bleak’ as sanctions deliver massive blow to Irish-Russia trade
• Wal-Mart eyes new floating warehouses
• High expectatio­ns over EU response to UK’s scattergun approach to Brexit
• Kenny AYMs for second tech fortune
• Fragile jobs recovery faces many threats as quality and earnings are hit
• GLOBAL FOCUS Ireland pays big price in EU trade war with Russia
• Competitio­n regulation­s failing the age of data
• Lexicon of lies spotlights fake news
• MARKETING PEOPLE
• Face up to your fear and cash in by switching supplier – loyalty is a mug’s game
• USEFUL RESOURCES
• Do I need an assessor to make a claim?
• Jewellery firm Pandora can be lucky charm as revenue soars
• ‘I’ve got better at budgeting in my year as Rose’
• Alarm monitoring company breaks into security market
• Hi-tech Dutch and Belgian ports are next stop for firms
• The place for gratitude and kindness in the office
• Board a business bargain as United rolls out its Polaris
• I’m worried about how I’m going to make my mark as a young first-time team leader
• Laptop rests that stand and deliver
• The craft jeweller who fashioned a teenage love of art into a goldmine
• Tech uniforms not chosen casually
• The refashioni­ng of Celine
• Dorff parties into the night — and into the West
• How our Brendan kept Emily right on the edge
• Sedated, violated, and worries abated
• LIFE LESSONS
• Credit where interest and debt is due
• Too many birthdays can be bad for you
• McGann:‘I have their blood in my veins — but I own my story’
• I coaxed my wife to try swinging and now she refuses to give it up
• I miss my man so much but I’m not sure if I can ever truly trust him again
• Harmonious romance hits every note
• I know how to get rid of temptation — I give in
• ‘As soon as I can make it funny, it stops bothering me’ ‘You’re going into this situation where you could potentiall­y die’
• IF YOU ONLY DO ONE THING...
• Finding a home in the imagined world
• Dysfunctio­nal families keep mum
• BEST-SELLERS
• Tales touch Tolstoy’s truth about families
• Doireann’s really making a good impression
• He’s back! But
• FILM OF THE WEEK
• Everything, Everything
• The Hitman’s Bodyguard
• Only agony, the ecstasy long betrayed
• Chrissie, happily, still on the chain gang
• WHAT LIES BENEATH
• Take a peek at the treasures of Hollywood style icon
• WHERE TO START
• THE NECESSITIE­S
• HOW TO STAY SAFE
• BEST FOR DUBLIN VIEWS
• BEST FOR MODERNDAY PILGRIMS
• BEST FOR SEA AIR
• BEST FOR FAMILIES
• Ella McSweeney
• BEST FOR HIGH MOUNTAIN SCENERY
• BEST FOR DRAMATIC VIEWS
• BEST FOR SUNRISE AND SUNSET
• Thrills and spills in Florida
• It’s not such a long way to Tipperary for a very loved-up Gemma Fullam, Travel,
• Kathy Bates is the boss of this joint
• PODCASTS — LISTEN AT YOUR LEISURE
• The American catastroph­e TELEVISION REVIEW
• Doesn’t a debate need more than one side?
• CATCH -UP- TV- IN CASE YOU MISSED IT...
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• FILM HIGHLIGHTS
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• Every runner has a story
• Rachel Allen
• Justin Trudeau
• George Hook
• Waking Hours
• My Favourite Room
• Eats Shoots and Leaves
• The Domestic
• Tommy Tiernan
• The Loves Of My LIFE
• Tiny Houses
• THE TRIMIX
• Stepping out
• Levi Roots
• Amuse bouche... Hotel freebies
• Pollo alla Brace
• Delicious Mexican burritos
• The social drinker
• Pink Salt rocks
• Carol Hanna

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