Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2017-10-22

• The great bank profits rip-off
• Weather talk finally pays off
• HOW TO BEAT THE WINTER SLUMP
• JOANNA: I BATTLED HARASSMENT
• Free GP care for under-12s ‘to cost €5 a visit’
• Flooding and gales hamper recovery as storm strikes
• PAY AND FILE
• Rachel Allen’s tasty pies
• Dan O’Brien,
• NISHA, THE LITTLE ORPHAN WHO STOLE THE HEART OF A RUGBY LEGEND
• Bank offers to sell house back to tracker victim
• Skeleton found on rocks was woman buried at sea
• Primary school children ‘battling gender identity problems’
• Common sense could have prevented Luas being stopped in its tracks
• WEATHER FORCES 67 FAMILIES TO BECOME ‘CLIMATE REFUGEES’
• The story of a hurricane and of the Met experts who tracked it
• Crews working 15-hour shifts to restore power
• Irish mammy spiders keep tabs and start weaving new webs
• Irish Rail will be ‘weakened by €4.6m loss from strikes’ ‘Irish Rail’s precarious finances will be weakened further’
• Nursing home asked watchdog chairman to ‘pull bad review’
• Varadkar hits back at Martin over ‘elite’ jibe
• Major free speech symposium by INM, TCD and Columbia
• Merchant of craic, genius guitar player, loved by all... ‘I’ve so many fond memories I don’t know where to start’
• ‘Examiner’ woes that could sink ‘The Irish Times’
• Forget Fair City, a good counsellor should not be superior and sneering
• Struck by two cars outside his own home
• ‘They said he was bad and evil, but as hard as it was, I loved him so much too’
• Cheryl bucks the trend for baby bliss
• Let us go to Denmark with feelings of deepest despondenc­y
• Brave Bronagh’s no longer in distress
• COUNTRY MATTERS
• The diaspora who dote on the Donald
• ‘I’m not Leo’s spin master but my unit is starting a revolution in government’
• Millennial generation will not sweep SF to power any time soon
• The positive nutrition food pyramid
• Food as a source of comfort and love
• Building blocks of a healthy diet — thinking about time frames
• Tips for ‘good mood food’
• Surely I’m not a victim. But then again...
• Tarantino scorned after admitting he knew about Weinstein
• Trump will allow the opening of JFK files
• Read Ciara O’Connor on #metoo
• SPAIN LAYS DOWN THE LAW
• Army of Trump ‘mini-mes’ aims to unseat Republican­s
• Italy’s richest regions go to the ballot box in attempt to curb power of Rome
• ‘It’s been bitterswee­t’ — Dr Ciara Kelly on hanging up her stethoscop­e for radio gig
• Gardai want freedom to criticise government decisions
• In spite of spats, Leo is following Micheal’s tough line on Sinn Fein
• This one-man crusade makes little sense for Fianna Fail
• With democracy in chaos, Leo’s aim is no cock-ups
• Being a cartoon villain doesn’t make Ronan Mullen wrong about everything
• Brexit hardball: Ireland get ready
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• Leo must prevent Merkel from pushing Theresa May off a cliff
• Dear Sister,
• Dear Jill,
• Letter from my heart
• Dear L and M,
• Dearest Friend,
• A8 raises the stakes with its AI
• Wild weather adds to hybrid appeal
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO 1,118
• Jean, Mrs Brodie and life in the Roaring Twenties
• Sean Hughes
• Hugh Kearney
• Daphne Caruana Galizia
• Single mothers weren’t winners
• Trying to create a socialist utopia
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• The lessons that Ophelia taught us
• A truthful, articulate person
• Viewing the GAA in a crystal ball
• From storms to Stormont, it’s all spin to Leo
• Heavy hitters join Conroy’s €100m health tech fund
• O’Malley Homes in €100m Cerberus exit
• NO MORE ‘ATHENRYS’
• Nama would be a big winner from Murphy’s high rise Dublin plan
• Falcon awaits crucial fracking report from an Australian judge
• Tullamore Dew owner spends €25m to boost distilling operations in Offaly
• Imagine deal fuels earnings growth at Magnet Networks
• Social housing hit by immigrant investor rules
• Explorator­y talks between credit unions and Sparkasse bank could be held ‘within weeks’
• Fund plans gas-powered data centres to beat Dublin 15 power shortages
• Dublin Airport study warns about delays
• Katie Taylor is now most admired sport star in sponsor study
• GINA LONDON HELPS YOU TO GET AHEAD AT WORK,
• NCB and Quinn veteran Killeen’s ‘Post’ exit plans
• Is Bellew preparing to take control at Ryanair?
• Bitcoin hits new record above $6,000
• Cyber-security means empowering staff — right down to the caretaker
• Anger after wards of court funds lost cash
• Big brands are not dying ... they are just changing
• Netflix shows that content is king
• MARKETING PEOPLE
• Energy is contagious and helps you face any storm
• Business takes off between Europe’s Brexit-chasing cities
• Weatherpro­of umbrellas
• USEFUL RESOURCES
• PAY AND FILE: STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE TO FILING TAX RETURNS
• Panel A: Personal details — pages 2 and 3
• Panel D: Employment/pension income subject to PAYE — pages 12 to 15
• Lines 16 to 21 — Residence status
• Panel B: Income from trades (including farming and partnershi­ps), profession­s or vocations — pages 4 to 9
• Panel C: Irish rental income — page 10
• Panel I: Claim for tax credits, reliefs, allowances and health expenses — Pages 22-26, Lines 515-546
• Foreign income: how to treat internatio­nal earnings
• Panel G: Exempt income — Page 19, Lines 412-417
• Panel H: Pension reliefs, retirement annuity contracts (RACs) and personal retirement savings accounts — page 20, lines 506-508
• How to shop for a safe Halloween outfit
• Time in the market, rather than timing, is key to investor returns
• ‘I can do without anything — apart from love that is’
• Motivated to make a difference THE CHALLENGE
• Jewellery business shows how to create a brand from scratch
• Irish exporters look east for growing market in quality goods
• The family that turned a 78-year-old Mayo garage into a luxury car chain
• General Electric boss vows change after ‘horrible’ Q3 results
• Activist looks to raise funds to increase stake in Credit Suisse
• Farmers have no appetite for the Dawn Meats deal
• Peter O’Brien says yes to the dress at Dunnes
• Wild man’s mini mock epic in 20 minutes
• LIFE LESSONS
• It’s my party and I’ll shout if I want to
• Are teenage moods so hard to beat?
• Bull, bard and boozing silverscre­en superstar
• I love the man I’m having an affair with but I’m desperate to finish it
• We had sex then he blanked me. What do I do now?
• Weinstein-like plot twist that became a reality
• The world’s a stage for theatre pair
• I won’t be in today... Fido has a touch of the flu
• The loneliness of the long-distance marriage
• ALL ABOUT MY MOTHER (AND HER MOTHER)
• Shades of light, dark and hot pink
• IF YOU ONLY DO ONE THING...
• MY CULTURAL LIFE
• Rebel de Valera and his rocky rise to power
• Gothic tale of a sylvan family
• A bold, intelligen­t debut about a writer’s life and the road not taken
• BEST-SELLERS
• Subtle wit and wisdom in Stef ’s debut
• The queen of the small screen goes big
• I am Not a Witch
• FILM OF THE WEEK
• The Death of Stalin
• Beneath the evil, human vulnerabil­ity
• Happy Mundy, Buddha of Birr, is back
• WHAT LIES BENEATH
• THE JOYS OF WINTER WALKING
• DUBLIN CAN BE HEAVEN... AND SO CAN LEINSTER
• MUNSTER TRAILS BEST OF THE WEST
• MY FAVOURITE WALK
• BEST OF THE WEST
• ULSTER HIGHS
• MY FAVOURITE WALK
• The best of both worlds in Greece
• Winona’s trip back to the 1980s
• PODCASTS — LISTEN AT YOUR LEISURE
• Lifestyles of the poor and unknown
• Ex-hurricane Ophelia raises up a storm
• CATCH-UP TV - CASE YOU MISSED IT...
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• Maura Derrane
• Curry Favourites
• Cara Delevingne
• Tommy Tiernan
• A second chance at having children
• Neven Maguire’s Italian mini-break
• A house with room for our horses
• A day in the life of Angeline Ball
• Everything you need to know
• Rebecca Storm
• Pamela Flood
• A fist-bump farce
• Triona’s top trends
• Pass the pesto
• Amuse bouche... Office Cake
• Chicken, leek and tarragon pie
• Shepherd’s pie
• 24 hours on Cloud 9
• The social drinker
• Punk culture
• An eco-home of your own
• Tired of pink and blue? The coolest kids’ decor is now on Instagram
• Five-star stud on 42 acres in Wexford for €1.15m
• Trading places
• Crampton in Clonskeagh
• High-end homes in Dublin and Co Cork
• PUTTING ON THE GLITZ
• Autumn splash of deep purple
• Lessons from abroad
• Finance Minister: ‘Stamp duty hike in national interest’
• €1.4m for Bolton St property with student accommodat­ion potential
• Kildare site with full planning for 63 homes
• Retail and office investment in Nenagh town centre at €850k
• Dublin residentia­l scheme for €5.3m

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