Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2017-10-01

• SF attacked for personal focus on childless Leo
• Leo and Paschal go large
• Threat to Budget as O’Dea revolts over €5 for pensioners
• Tens of thousands hit streets in biggest pro-choice protest
• Sinn Fein dissenters tell of bullying as new group meets
• When you interview Miriam in her underwear...
• Ryanair warned of legal action if it fails to pay up
• TAOISEACH: I’VE NO PROBLEM WITH GUITARIST’S ‘TOSSER’ TWEET
• Budget team discovers an extra €1bn
• New Fair Deal rules to stop homes cherry-picking residents
• Sheridan looks to TV as studios cut movie budgets
• Martin fights plans to build student flats
• Emotional ordeal as couple’s private life is dissected in excruciati­ng detail
• Shatter brands garda decision over Stepaside a ‘political fix’
• Have we swapped the drink for a bit of insufferab­ility? Erm... no
• Rising number of U18s entering ‘detox’
• ‘Cocaine, prostitute­s disease’: Cathriona’s angry note to Jim
• Can Local Property Tax be sidelined for much longer?
• House prices rose by €50 every day in the last year
• Born to a life where fame is what matters
• Businessme­n show they can’t run a business, let alone a country
• Meet Minnie, our star of the show
• COUNTRY MATTERS
• In remembranc­e of hurts past and memorials not yet built
• Dublin hasn’t yet won the hearts of EU agency staff
• True debate is silenced by tyranny of tolerance
• Hectoring Irish people about abortion won’t win a referendum
• Pro-life group raises more than €1m in donations in a year
• Fear and loathing in New York, while Fergal falls for Elizabeth
• Dear Depression,
• Dear Martha,
• Dear Ms X,
• ‘It was a sight to make Caligula blush: the LA night I met the legendary Hef ’
• European politics still trending dangerousl­y towards extremes
• ‘I didn’t know Jane was in love with me,’ says Robert Redford
• Catalans defiant as Spain ‘annuls’ referendum
• BUDGET 2018
• Costly temptation­s run the risk of overheatin­g economy
• Martin’s work must not be forgotten in Leo battle with SF
• If the ‘centre’ is to hold then Labour needs a second wind
• THE ‘WRONG SORT OF GAY MAN’ FOR THOSE ON THE LEFT
• The Taoiseach needs to take control of this image problem
• Budget presents real opportunit­y
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• Defenders of democracy must now unite against extremes of Sinn Fein
• If Leo is sexist for mocking a woman does that make his critics homophobic?
• I’m a millennial — so why shouldn’t I fly millennial airways?
• Kia’s big baby is up to chunky challenge
• X marks the spot for Opel
• Hounded from home to a brave new world
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD no 1,115
• Veronica, Dowager Countess of Lucan
• Tony Booth
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No 329
• Gilt-edged myths of public service life
• What was Jim Gavin supposed to do?
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• Let’s praise good done by HSE staff
• An open and largely shut case of deception
• ICare exposes State’s complete failure to solve mortgage crisis
• Ryanair faces €200m revenue hit from lost sales after latest cancellati­ons bite
• CapVest investors to share €200m payout in Mater-Valeo deal
• HOW TO SAVE €4,000 ON YOUR HEALTH INSURANCE
• RTE pay-TV fee proposal could spark legal battles
• PLAYING THE LONG GAME
• Macron speech shows how ‘big boys’ of Europe are gunning for us
• Enterprise Ireland funds Bord na Mona
• Wallace’s pursuit of Project Eagle loan book hits a nerve in Nama
• Sixty Irish suppliers could get caught in Bombardier crossfire
• ESB at risk from ‘power-hungry’ city data centres
• One51 embarks on investor roadshow to sell listing and reorganisa­tion plan
• Pension issues set to further complicate Irish Rail dispute as new strike ‘extremely likely’
• Dublin software firm gets US anti-terror role
• GINA LONDON HELPS YOU TO GET AHEAD AT WORK,
• Immigratio­n has brought great benefits for business
• Ireland’s latest Silicon Valley — Nenagh
• AIB homes deal: a new dawn for struggling borrowers or unfair help?
• Common corporate tax plans are bigger than Brexit — and may not suit us
• Boucher leaves a mixed record
• Brands need to embrace the beliefs of consumers
• Copyright still faces taxing times
• We talk out of both sides of our mouth when it comes to what constitute­s insurance fraud
• USEFUL RESOURCES
• How to handle sale-and-leaseback mess?
• Summit Materials well placed to profit from US constructi­on boom
• ‘You can’t put a value on playing for your club’
• Data protection pays off as cyber security intensifie­s
• Supporting female entreprene­urship benefits everyone
• No stress yet but Christmas is right around the corner
• Craft beer and VR in business as millennial­s get their own airline
• Essential podcasts for entreprene­urs
• Self-confessed chocoholic tickling tastebuds with Wilde Atlantic flavours
• Our infrastruc­ture threatens boom
• Great piano man Billy announces Aviva show
• The ups and downs of showbusine­ss
• I could write about boys but...
• The more it changes, the more it does not
• Weirdo was beginning to really ‘bug’ me
• The long goodbye
• After working so hard at college I’m mortified by my degree grade
• My office affair is ruining my sex life with my wife
• Celebs feeling great after TV transforma­tion
• How Honor met her very own Knight ‘My life is totally fulfilled and I feel very lucky’
• Like Pooh, sometimes I sits and thinks...
• Dieting? It’s just a shake of the head
• The menacing Daphne du Maurier
• ‘We don’t find special songs, they find us’
• ‘There was no cash coming in, but the money going out didn’t stop’
• Hillary’s proud memoir shows no remorse
• LITERARY DIARY
• Crafty sectarian spy saga balances meaty themes with page-turner grip
• Surviving second book syndrome
• The Comeback Kid
• FILM OF THE WEEK
• Hamnet: dead son or moral shadow?
• Have I told you lately about Van’s genius?
• WHAT LIES BENEATH
• CHICAGO It’s my kind of town...
• High-class bed and board
• Halle Berry’s B-movie moment The Death and Life of Marsha P Johnson (2017)
• PODCASTS — LISTEN AT YOUR LEISURE
• Skinner skins the tellyman
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• FILM HIGHLIGHTS
• Kelly Brook
• Waking Hours
• I’m a four out of 10
• The art of the bitch
• Inflammati­on
• A woman of wonder
• Made to measure
• The Bourke enigma
• Sisterly love
• Fancy phones
• Doireann Garrihy
• Amuse bouche... Eating ahead
• Savour an apple a day
• Irish apple cake
• Munching mood
• The social drinker
• A real Corker
• Artist transforms former bank into a work of art
• 24 PROPERTY HOTSPOTS
• Strong demand expected for new apartment launches
• What your money can buy: Four average- priced properties from the cheapest areas
• Property hotspots – the highs and lows nationwide
• Dublin 13th in Global Cities survey
• €1.3m for Dublin city centre guest house with developmen­t potential

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