Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2017-10-29

• Punish sex party players: minister
• Sun, sea, sangria and secession
• How Humphries misled his friends on abuse of girl
• NIAMH HORAN IN BALLYRAGGE­T
• Gun victim had links to local gangs
• Eight still at large as 120 flee open prisons
• Roddy Doyle not aware of ‘misogynist­ic men’ in theatre
• Hail Katie Taylor — champion of the world
• Watchdog issues legal threat to top political journalist
• ‘The Saint’ writer’s widow left almost ¤400,000 in Irish estate
• Crisis as Catalan leaders call for ‘peaceful defiance’ of Madrid
• One naked act and a trophy, and all viral hell can break loose...
• Informed sources reveal that Varadkar has put himself in a spin
• ¤700,000 for cancer tests ‘not enough’
• Jadotville hero is honoured on the Ring of Kerry
• The millennial mindset: mistrustfu­l, insular and looking for love
• ‘I should have named my abuser to help victims’
• ‘THOUGHTFUL AND CONSCIENTI­OUS’ JUDGE WITH REPUTATION FOR ‘RELATIVE LENIENCY’
• Secret State: Planning case heard behind closed doors
• ‘Abortion should be safe, legal and rare’
• Caught between a student union rock and a legal hard place
• We do like a song and dance — that’s the beauty of musicals
• Coleen sticks the boot in on bad-boy hubby
• Some of us would rather die than call ourselves the A-word
• Millie, Sally and the best ever family
• Owl hoots on a night of mischief
• Dear Grand-aunt Mary,
• Dear Most Unwelcome Visitor,
• Dear Once-Upon-A-Time-Friend,
• Dear “Friends”,
• The Cruiser: a man ahead of our time
• He only had the blink of an eye, but Simon was tireless
• PAULA PUTS HER BEST FOOT FORWARD
• Angel Rosabel will help other families who suffer her cruel fate
• Adopting a new approach to how we view adoption
• Ken runs in remembranc­e of donor who gave him heart
• Johnny Ronan’s Tara Tower will cast a long shadow over the future of the city
• The last days of Fab Vinny
• Why we can just about forgive McGregor for saying that F-word
• How far we’ve come in 20 years of dressing up...
• ‘We will have a massive rebel paella on Rajoy’s election day’
• Madrid prepares for clashes as Catalans take to the streets
• NOT SAFE... IN RAQQA OR EUROPE
• ‘New urgency’ over North Korea nuclear threat
• Innocent minds betrayed by those they trusted most
• Contagion of suspicion and rage spreads in a flicker and a crowd becomes a deadly mob
• Thousands of documents but still no definite answer on JFK
• Let’s stop spending too much money on vanity projects we don’t need
• Dunphy defies Twitter mob to defend the rule of law
• An articulate, intelligen­t war hero takes on republican­s
• The country is being run by ‘experts’ full of guff
• Joining the Commonweal­th would help address the Brexit conundrum
• Banks must not get their own way
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• If Humphries had been a rock star, he would still be idolised
• Sexualisat­ion of our children has opened a gateway to exploitati­on
• Is Nicole’s chic back in fashion?
• Will Stonic be a tonic or is it just too bland?
• Sad skeletons hidden in our nation’s history
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Fats Domino
• Anthony Simonds Gooding
• Lillian Ross
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No333
• What is wrong with giving equal rights?
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• Rememberin­g days of Debbie
• O’Leary criticism excessivel­y harsh
• Seems stealing is part of the elite’s culture
• Sales at Arnotts break €75m mark as Selfridges continues to invest
• Irish Stock Exchange enlists US advisers in bid to seek a buyer
• Designer Group buys US energy business
• BANK CULTURE MUST CHANGE Richard Curran on the tracker mortgage scandal,
• INM interested in buying ‘Sunday Business Post’
• CYBER WAR HEATS UP US wary of attacks from North Korean regime,
• Sales of furniture boost retail figures
• Nama lands billions from the sale of low-hanging fruit
• LK Shields to expand into new Galway office
• Alcohol ad ban misses the target
• Mixed messages on Aer Lingus as staff vote on pay
• Solar developer to appeal as project refused over airport glare concerns
• Time costs money, says O’Flynn as new housing beset by planning delays
• ‘Canary Wharf’ plan for Dun Laoghaire
• Public debt still remains huge despite much talk of balancing the books
• EI invests in marine protein firm BII
• BITTER APPLES FOR C&C AS CHALLENGIN­G MARKET SOURS
• State out to make sure it gets value for €80m advertisin­g spend
• Finance Bill delivers a ‘Cinderella moment’ for commercial stamp duty
• Sellers beware: stealth-tax bill on homes could cost thousands
• We all need to be on our guard to stamp out sinister financial abuse of the vulnerable
• USEFUL RESOURCES
• Should I pay into PRSA after London move?
• Stock market lessons crucial if you’re saving for financial freedom
• ‘Money is just a means to an end — and that’s it’
• Pax makes financial plan pay
• Cashmere company looks to future with proactive marketing
• How lean helps firms mean business and be competitiv­e
• How to make the most out of your precious extra hour
• Travellers’ layover moans might give Cathay a shot in the arm
• How can I tell my sister her son is not a suitable candidate for a position in my office?
• Lightweigh­t minimalist wallets
• Animal instinct: herbal remedies have feelgood factor for dogs and owners
• Trump advisers say corporate tax cut could add 5pc to GDP
• Brent crude oil price tops $60 for first time in two years
• Journalist­s and social media rants
• Something in the heir on Shrewsbury­Road
• Louis and the Duchess out lighting up Mayfair
• Everyone feels free to mention my weight
• I’m back in the home of the hipster
• The sneaky sadness of pumpkins past
• There could be trouble ahead for them
• What I went through was a garden variety tale of an addict
• We’re looking for a new home but I’m dead against his pal moving in
• I’m not sure that she’s the one for me
• As my surgery door closes, another is opening
• Couple who light up each other’s lives
• Anyone for dinner? I aim to impress
• Feel the fear: Things to do this mid-term
• Caitriona’s choice: ‘I was in a lose-lose situation’
• CORRESPOND­ENCE COURSE
• Ireland’s super-progressiv­e suffragett­e
• LITERARY DIARY
• Third volume of eclectic arts anthology is yet another timeless treasury
• BEST-SELLERS
• PERRY'S TRAVELS IN TRUMPTONIA
• Withnail and the enduring charm of tights and make up
• Call Me By Your Name
• Property of the State
• Operatic high true to the spirit of Tolstoy
• Liam tries not to look back in anger
• WHAT LIES BENEATH
• Louise makes her debut in Cabaret, old chum
• Miami Heat, Florida Cool
• The gloriously sunny south east
• Atwood does it again with Grace
• Crimecall doesn’t call this one
• Real debate needs a wide range of voices
• On learning to keep something back for herself
• Editor’s letter
• The loves of my LIFE
• Tells Barry Egan about the men and women who made him what he is
• Former newsreader Michael Murphy
• Losing our beautiful twin girls
• Weekends in the Gaeltacht
• Money can cure all ills
• All aboard my ark
• Micro-dosing
• Triona’s top trends
• Playing the game
• Sweet Suite
• Louise O’Reilly
• Amuse bouche... Midterm hols
• THE PERFECT... Frittata
• Spooky skeletons
• Halloween gourdness
• Halloween pumpkin cake
• Quick Halloween barmbrack
• The Thing and I
• The social drinker
• PUMPKIN BOWL
• On the pull
• Truffle find
• Maia Dunphy
• SUBSTANCE OVER STYLE
• ISLAND PARADISE
• ALL THAT STUFF
• Old meets new in Carraroe
• Drumcondra darling
• PLUMMY ACCENTS
• A case of the autumnal blues
• Soaring cost of apartments
• Ireland’s housing market set for dramatic transforma­tion
• Industrial sector sees 33 Q3 deals

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