Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2017-09-10

• Barry Cowen: Brian, drink, lies and abuse
• Forced sale of vacant homes gets go-ahead
• Just put us down for 90, Leo
• HOW TO BUY A BRAND NEW HOME
• KNICKER GATE: TRIONA’S SIDE OF THE STORY
• FERGAL KEANE
• A DARK CHAPTER
• SMURFIT & TRUMP
• Brexit upheaval puts halt to Gathering No 2
• FF leader queries removal of Flanagan
• Former Rose questions Trump and calls for LGBT equality in North
• Up to 1,000 gardai face investigat­ion over breath tests
• Star Jack’s mum takes lead role in SF bullying fight
• How many homes are needed to address our housing crisis?
• They’re back, cash rich and want a home
• Call for musicians to claim cash
• Minister: I don’t believe Adams over IRA killing
• George Hook’s bar room bore act just went too far this time
• Radio host issues apology over ‘unacceptab­le’ rape remarks
• Valerie battles her own Greek tragedy and retells the history of ploughing
• A carnival of scandal but the dim blue line still closes ranks
• New review may turn the spotlight back on senior people who called the shots
• Coleen and Kate’s posh pregnancie­s a world apart
• COUNTRY MATTERS
• It’s a life of milk and honey for Ted
• The best definition of alcoholism is when drink has made your life unmanageab­le
• Starbucks and blandness are taste of future
• Decency of IRA man stopped cycle of killing during World War II
• Make or break for Matt on the ratings front line
• There’s a fly in the ointment over Hollywood view of women
• ‘There’s an internal, external and political storm targeting region’
• ‘I watched them throw little children into the burning houses’
• A quarter of the state’s population is ordered to evacuate as Hurricane Irma closes in, write Rob Crilly in Fort Lauderdale, Harriet Alexander in New York and David Millward FLORIDA IN WAITING AS HURRICANE DRAWS NEAR
• ‘It was worse than a bomb. Everything we have has been crushed’
• Godfather of ‘clean eating’ tells how to be lean for life
• Dear Minister, this is what the taxpayer wants and deserves
• A WEIGHT OFF YOUR MIND: JAMES’S RECIPE FOR HEALTHY EATING AND WHY DIETS JUST DON’T WORK
• Varadkar’s 100 days of political PR spin and brand building
• If Sinn Fein won’t bite the bullet how can it embrace democracy?
• Adams wants direct rule in the North, coalition in the South
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
• Cowen and developers are not actually the devil
• May’s mistake is a train-wreck and Ireland is stuck on the tracks
• Housing is now a Budget priority
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• Adams may be harder to get rid of than Sinn Fein hopes
• Gruezi Edel Moran,
• Dear Mrs E
• Dear Brendan,
• Ford still needing top striker
• Lexus joins the fast lane to challenge big names
• The American dream of Frank De Martini
• Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O’Connor
• Don Cockburn
• Mireille Darc
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No326
• ‘Each outcry of the hunted hare’
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• Selective amnesia of Labour Party
• Perfect number of partners
• Pity the hapless, misunderst­ood Taoiseach
• Makeshop programme
• The Big Knit
• Ten years of TileStyle bursary
• Acting for the Future
• TULCA OFFshore and other mid-size sponsorshi­ps
• Top five artworks
• Women on Walls
• Allianz Community Art Award
• Seán McGrath, Allianz
• Young Women in Film & Television
• The Dean and IMMA
• SHINING EXAMPLE
• SUCCESS BY DESIGN
• IN TUNE WITH DIVERSITY
• A DREAM DEPARTURE
• ENABLING GROWTH
• REWARDING PERFORMANC­E
• Dublin Port Company and the National Concert Hall were also shortliste­d in the Best Large Sponsorshi­p category of the Allianz Business to Arts Awards for ‘Starboard Home’
• CHILD’S PLAY
• LASTING SUCCESS
• East Wall Lullaby
• Nama teams up with Doherty for 500-unit house building deal
• EU FLAG BEARER
• PENSION PERIL
• Sky sets up €2m Irish TV production fund
• Policy change is in the wind with ESB’s offshore energy drive
• Enet plans to expand partnershi­p with SSE
• Strong jobs growth reported at Geoscience Ireland member companies
• Airlines reluctant to give passengers more say in Dublin
• Great Southern in Killarney going back to its roots
• Parkpnp to raise €3m to help fund its European expansion drive
• Knowledge is power in Grid Finance’s revolution
• Goldilocks’ three bears could teach us to fight off approachin­g Tigers
• Tax advisers more hopeful about EIIS
• UNILEVER BOSS’S £400M EDUCATION
• Court dismisses action against Revenue in decade-long wine dispute
• State must do more to protect media industry
• Tune in to see Facebook fight TV
• MARKETING PEOPLE
• It’s time watchdogs clamped down on ‘confusopol­y’ as firms baffle us to extract more money
• USEFUL RESOURCES
• Will surviving sibling face death tax bill?
• Don’t be alarmed by US political noise: it’s still about the economy
• ‘Comedy doesn’t pay — so don’t get into it’
• Fitzpatric­k Castle’s Eithne has won battle to beat crash
• Asian bank’s summit will flag tendering opportunit­ies
• Never forget, even bankers are human beings like us
• Black clouds hanging over Ireland as a place for expats
• How can I ease my workload without this being frowned upon in my demanding job?
• Native American tribe gets Allergan drug rights
• Milestone iPhone8 to lift Apple
• Bright future for Riviera despite damning review from Jordan
• ‘Dublin’s pin-up’ Mandelson supporting Team Ireland
• A season for fun and fabulousne­ss
• Alchemy of spinning crap out of gold
• Two 40th birthdays and zero weddings
• I’ll never resemble Kate Middleton
• The strange silence of the unwillingl­y single
• Show business as usual for domestic diva Kimberley
• GIRLS ALOUD WHAT ARE THE OTHERS DOING NOW?
• We moved to the country and I’ve never been so miserable and lonely
• My brother has ignored my wife, could he be racist?
• Stand down Minister, you’re not fit for the role
• Warm hearts, Cold Feet and big hugs
• This is no laughing matter. Er, yes it is...
• ‘My childhood was defined by conflict. That pain never entirely goes away’ I sang Jumpin’ Jack Flash at my 50th birthday
• Returning to the trenches
• The Machiavell­ian mind of Adams
• Cracking Irish ‘Downton Abbey’
• Melissa’s timely tale of every parent’s worst nightmare scenario
• A lyrical manual for the good life
• March to the beat your of own drum
• Head over heels about Crazy for You
• You’ve got a friend in Randy Newman
• WHAT LIES BENEATH
• Wild for African adventure SWAZILAND
• Full of Ancient Eastern promise
• Hunt for America’s most wanted
• We’re in awe with a capital A
• A solid start, but Ivan needs more oomph
• Eastern Promise
• The truth about mental illness
• At Your Service
• Michael Lyster
• The Loves of my LIFE
• Eilis O’Hanlon
• Alison Spittle
• Narcissism
• Getting organised: a little bit of sparkle — getting the basics right
• Handy home-made remedies
• Household planner
• Carpet stain removal
• Curing Tiger
• Aoibheann McCaul
• Amuse bouche... Appliances
• Niall’s Beef Bourguigno­n
• Rear window
• The social drinker
• Dullard & Co
• Caroline McGuigan
• The Buyers’ check list
• Lottery winner hit the jackpot and left a country treasure
• 4 OF A KIND... AVERAGE-PRICED HOMES IN MUNSTER
• YOUR GUIDE TO BUYING A BRAND NEW HOME
• ‘Saving the deposit is always going to be tough’
• TAKE IT TO THE MAX
• Beauty of the desert blooms on
• The price of Brexit: two opposing valuation systems for properties?
• Morgan Stanley to sell London housing land in €54m deal

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