Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2017-08-27

• Housing crisis: cheap loans plan ‘sunk by politics’
• This goldmine called home
• Minister to demand €5-a-week increase in state pension
• GUIDE TO A HEALTHY LUNCHBOX
• LOSE SUMMER POUNDS
• SAINT OR SINNER?
• PAUL COSTELLOE
• Minister demands unit for national emergencie­s
• News in Brief
• Artist tax exemption faces major shake-up over books loophole
• Brian Hayes says ‘fascist IRA’ lost to Sean O’Callaghan
• Super-size uniforms now with 50-inch waist for schoolboys
• A patriot who turned from terror,
• Ex-RTE journalist evicted from family home over mortgage arrears
• Fair Deal now facing block from officials in Health
• Picture perfect bliss for former Ms McGuinness
• Adams urged to help new inquiry into IRA murder
• Suspected Kinahan bagman held as €1.2m cash seized at checkpoint
• Revenge porn can destroy lives, warns Jill’s mother-in-law
• Fine Gael asks GAA president to join the party
• One year on, grief and questions over why father killed his family
• Free drug tests dropped in favour of ‘amnesty bins’ for revellers
• Never before had we seen nature turn against us with such violence
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
• Love him or hate him, but McGregor is a global icon
• QuinnBet: Tryin’ to get to heaven before they close the door
• Princes’ nod to outpouring of public grief is too much
• Diana’s hidden Irish roots wrapped in divorce scandal
• Say hello to the one and only Mojo
• COUNTRY MATTERS
• Should young girls learn to transform themselves in just 15 minutes a day?
• ‘Remember James with pride, recall his personalit­y and his achievemen­ts’
• Girls could run the world — if they’d only just take the risk
• Diver captures wild Atlantic creatures
• BAD NEWS, BURIED DEEP
• After Hurricane Harvey, Texans await the floods with gritted teeth
• What four more years of Angela Merkel could mean for Ireland
• ‘I’m still open to a woman in my life’, says Dr Ivor Browne
• Millennial­s are not a diamond’s best friend
• Our politician­s are far from remote — and it’s a good job
• Princess Diana was the patron saint of today’s dangerous age of populism
• The redemption of Sean O’Callaghan
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• Guns, heroes and villains — a snapshot of Reagan’s US
• ‘In our world of tweets and texts, poets guard against devaluatio­n of language’
• My dear sister,
• Dear Uncle Eugene,
• Dear bag snatcher,
• The immortal acanthus will make a majestic statement in your border
• Dear Harzee,
• Dear Miss Foley,
• Testing time as car prices and motor tax set to rise again
• My starring role: playing dead at my own funeral
• Purple drain as up to 40 passports fall out of back pockets in pubs and clubs every weekend
• The highwayman who took the high road
• Brian Aldiss
• Jerry Lewis
• Debating facts about spies and informers
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No 324
• Don’t discrimina­te against the mothers
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• Real aims of toxic Sinn Fein
• Gentle process of courting
• The old political stories don’t cut it today
• You can always bank on somebody being offended by the facts
• Have investors lost their appetite for Greencore?
• Major German lender targets Ireland with new mortgage model
• Smyth plans 9-storey hotel in Dublin city
• MEAGRE BREXIT BREADCRUMB­S p2
• CRH’S MANIFOLD DESTINY
• HARD FACTS ON SOFT SKILLS
• Supermarke­t chain takes on Nestor’s stores in €10m deal
• Rude awakening for ‘crazy’ gold markets in run-up to Fed chair Yellen’s speech
• Dublin’s room rates likely to grow for up to five more years
• Norwegian to hire 40 pilots for Dublin growth
• Havas the latest advertisin­g giant to be hit by cutbacks and tech disruption
• Ireland’s ‘Airbnb of car rental market’ aiming to raise €1m for British expansion next year
• Hostelworl­d seeks finance expert for board
• With no Brexit boost, is Dublin office boom over?
• Gender pay gap is more complicate­d than it seems
• Developer Ronan targets London return
• TOP ALARM CLOCKS TO MAKE YOU RISE AND SHINE,
• HOW TO SAVE A FORTUNE BY SETTLING DOWN IN RURAL IRELAND,
• NOELLE SHOWS ‘TAN DO’ SPIRIT IN ORGANIC BEAUTY BUSINESS,
• Nutritics founder counting on success
• Ireland must capitalise as digital revolution gathers pace
• Pain on gains: we need to talk more about CGT
• The insurance sector likes to court sympathy — but it may be its own worst enemy over bogus claims
• Time may be running out for traditiona­l ad agencies
• Taking in a student could provide useful extra income and the tax relief is generous
• Who can I trust after being stung before?
• Citigroup and Zalando — two very different investment opportunit­ies
• ‘When markets fail, a lot of people get hurt’
• The six key tools for success in tapping export markets
• It’s less stressful to cross the pond than travel to Europe
• My exciting new job has let me down, so how do I make it challengin­g and fulfilling?
• Pilot confident his drone-training business can ascend to new heights
• Real service needs human touch
• Fairy dust: the Cottingley con
• Phoebe Prince’s father and sister talk about life after her tragic death
• Tara falls in love with literally Mr Wright
• We need to accept that August is autumn
• Groping isn’t bad manners, it’s assault
• Sometimes devious behaviour is necessary
• Liar, liar; in those pants you’re on fire
• I distrust my voyeuristi­c husband, is this the right time to leave him?
• I’m 35 and a victim of bullying and have never had the confidence to try dating
• A perfectly pitched romance
• Hospitals, houses, hooligans and hooch
• MY CULTURAL LIFE
• Autumn yields rich non-fiction harvest
• Madeleine Keane
• BEST-SELLERS
• Social media leads the way to a new chapter
• Wonder women need to take lead in movies
• Festival double sets scene for the Oscars
• American Made
• Fred and Alice, a different love story
• Plant’s songs never remain the same
• WHAT LIES BENEATH
• My sweet Valais high
• In Connemara’s gastronomi­c gateway
• Prepare to be addicted once again Narcos, Season 3 The Squid and the Whale (2005) Who the F**k Is That Guy (2017) Pulp Fiction (1994)
• If only we had British weather
• Eilis O’Hanlon
• No place to call home
• Is your child the bully or the bullied?
• Confession­s of a pizza maker
• Homework doesn’t help
• The Loves of my LIFE
• Powerful Irish tailoring
• The Domestic
• Triona’s Beauty
• Tommy Tiernan
• If your child is accused of bullying
• HOME-MADE BAGELS
• BROWN WHEATEN BREAD
• SALMON FISHCAKES
• CHARGRILLE­D VEGETABLE LAYERED LOAF
• Funding infertilit­y
• Suzanne Taylor
• Amuse bouche... School daze
• Fadilah’s Chicken Satay
• Asian spiced sticky-pork salad
• Chicken, lentil and pomegranat­e salad
• All grown up...ish
• Hot Lava Rock

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