Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2017-11-12

• ‘I am truly sorry’ Michael Colgan breaks his silence
• When John met Kim Jong-un
• South Korea and Japan raise fears over Halligan ‘peace’ trip
• An Irish tycoon, his secret millions, a divorce and a murder plot
• Bringing my son to Auschwitz
• Read his weekly column inside
• EXCLUSIVE — HIS RESPONSE IN FULL, IN HIS OWN WORDS
• ‘Stubborn’ stance on Brexit not a ‘land grab’
• Varadkar wanted an extra €1m for ‘spin’ unit salaries
• Quiet teen critical following attacks
• ‘Songs of Experience’ album is U2’s bright new dawn of dazzling light
• Aid charity Goal loses €4.3m over US fraud probe
• Anchorman Aengus to quit RTE newsroom after 30 years
• Notre Dame defends Waters’ Tuam baby speech
• Brendan O’Connor on how U2 are poised for greatness again
• Ireland beat the Danes nil-nil... but really, it’s only half time
• New boys bring zest and fire to blitz Springboks at the Aviva
• Family fly out after teacher goes missing
• Fodder crisis on the horizon as relentless rain takes its toll
• Shoddy controls on cash exposed at nursing home
• Fake news a dark menace to truth, democracy and discourse
• Invisible killer radon linked to 250 cases of lung cancer a year
• Porterhous­e founder left €20m in will
• Garda revamp pays off with Kinahan bust
• ‘Thrones’ stars toast the epic final season
• Suicide attempt rate may be one child per class
• Motherland: all whine and no heart — so is this all it is?
• Meet Kiko, our adorable little cutie
• High-rise birds and beaks that grow
• Varadkar’s redefining of Fine Gael is not as radical as first appears
• With a referendum looming, we must learn to tolerate open debate
• Could Leo Varadkar have breached Irish national security by posting this tweet?
• Dear Hugh,
• Dear Christian Brothers and teachers,
• To my Father,
• Dear Margaret (Heffernan)
• The Paradise Papers shine a light on secrets of ‘the system’
• Holocaust victim on a mission to make sure his story survives
• Naked truth is that Sia is still a victim
• Moments of magic from a hero named Bertie and a diva called Joan
• Church moves to heal row over Enniskille­n bomb memorial
• Power and harassment can be traced right back to behaviour in childhood
• The pursuit of child stars makes grim reading
• As Trump goes to Vietnam, is his grip on the US slipping?
• Putin ‘insulted’ by claims that Russia meddled in US poll
• LEBANON JIBES SAUDIS OVER THE MISSING PM
• Fear and hope grip kingdom after night of the long knives
• ‘Save my wife and child’ pleads desperate North Korean defector
• The critical balance: protecting your name vs free expression
• War of words restricts our right to say what we think
• A green prism of history held us for too long: now we take a wider view
• After the long silence, let our women speak truth to power
• How true patriots kept free speech alive in Ireland
• UK’s shambolic Tories lead the way to Brexit chaos
• Halligan and radical left really are anything but ‘well meaning’
• Time to level the media playing field
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• Good Friday Agreement ‘has not failed, people have failed it’
• ‘Clean eating has probably changed your diet — even if you don’t realise it’
• Cold turkey on Christmas menu this year as I serve up digital ban
• No space in my life for this
• The persecutio­n that seems to go on forever
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Lady Ursula d’Abo
• Antonio Carluccio
• Sue Margolis
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No335
• Stigma around abortion changing
• Lines drawn in the battle of the sexes
• The challenge of overseas players
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• The poppy as a mark of respect
• A proud day at the track
• Why Leo needs to find a new line of work
• Your Ford in Good Hands – today and into the new motoring age
• The evolution of Ford
• Older Fords need love too
• Fact v fiction
• Car safety
• Meet the team
• Under the bonnet
• Make a great Ford even better
• Customer service
• Investors gain in €600m Valeo refinance
• Google closes in on €120m deal to buy Treasury Building
• CALIFORNIA DREAMING The Irish companies seeking success in Silicon Valley,
• SOARING BANK CHARGES
• The great tracker mortgage scandal
• Offshore offenders who missed deadline may face prosecutio­n
• Elgin Energy plans 100-acre Kilkenny solar energy farm
• Football agent Byrne to launch e Sports agency
• Battle looms as Avolon, Aercap rival up for sale
• Canadian company paid €40m for majority stake in Cork-based Voxpro
• Tara Mines bids to extract last of Bula resource and end long-running saga
• Irish thermomete­r firm woos UK hospitals
• The UK: doing better than Remainers care to admit
• Facebook money-making machine even more powerful as it ramps up revenue
• Samantha McCaughren
• Eaton Corp chief Kane powers ahead
• Higher costs and administra­tive burden come with US corporate tax cut plan
• It makes more sense than ever to hunt for good deals as costs spiral for householde­rs
• Will property gift to daughter be taxed?
• Going once ... Sotheby’s offers chance to invest in auction houses
• ‘I’m in the market for a patient accountant’
• Modelling kit clicks with buyers
• Employee and guest satisfacti­on at the heart of Kerry hotelier’s thinking
• Sky’s the limit for aerospace and aviation as sector grows
• It pays to think ahead if you’re about to ask for a salary rise
• The bottom line: business in Big Apple means a big bill
• One of my staff is afraid of drunken inappropri­ate behaviour at the Christmas party
• Four apps to help your time management
• Goodbye Mr Chips? Not just yet as ex-senator’s still frying high
• Tech blogger highlights threat to traditiona­l news business model
• Regulators to axe ‘too big to fail’ gauge for risky insurers
• EU’s Vestager on Irish tax mission
• Revenue reduces tax defaulters’ period of shame
• Danes promise to bring home the bacon on trackers
• The book is mightier than the DVD, Eason shows
• Maia off to Vegas for Christmas as Ryan in Bewley’s
• Mammy’s boy Johnny Ronan, his ma and me
• The many perils of the urban cyclist
• LIFE LESSONS
• Farewell fatty class, bring on Barbados
• When left is right and right-right is wrong
• Gloria, the glamorous grafter
• I agreed to go swinging with my wife but I couldn’t see it through
• I feel so pathetic — I’m 22 and have never been on a date
• It’s good for us to face up to pressure of exams
• A love story not just for the cameras ‘Siobhan can light up a room with her smile’
• If I’m on the move, best avoid me like the plague
• ‘I have this wonderful patchwork life — and now there’s a new page’ ‘I want to keep distracted from it all. The only key to grief is distractio­n. You move on, you don’t move away’
• KADY AND THE KITCHEN OF DREAMS
• The unlikely adventures of Paul King
• FILM OF THE WEEK
• THE HIGHS AND LOWS OF PADDINGTON 2 STAR HUGH GRANT
• In Godless times, our cookbooks will save us
• How real-life experience­s put authors on the right track
• Miller’s master of the Superheroe­s ‘The truth is there is nothing to fight... It’s just about us learning to live together’
• ALSO SHOWING
• Still die-hards under the skin and wine
• Not too much monkey business, Damon
• WHAT LIES BENEATH
• Jamaica, Marley and me
• Treasure by design on Cart and Clyde
• Sordid satire on the royal family
• PODCASTS — LISTEN AT YOUR LEISURE
• A corrupt world, then and now
• Taking risks is what makes a good show
• CATCH-UP TV - IN CASE YOU MISSED IT...
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
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• Aoife McGregor
• Sonya Lennon
• The Batter
• A SHORT STORY BY BLINDBOY BOATCLUB
• Femme formidable
• Art in motion
• Viking legacy
• Firhouse man
• Muireann O’Connell
• Amuse bouche... Supplement­s
• Wonderful winter salads
• Scrap the WhatsApp
• The social drinker
• Bootylicio­us
• A bad host
• Alison Spittle
• VICTORIAN COTTAGE WITH COUNTRY CHARM
• TROPHY NEW BUILD
• POPS OF COLOUR
• Riding to Rathmore Park
• If you go down to the woods today...
• How do we add a new extension to our traditiona­l farmhouse?
• A bubble? We just need more homes
• US tech giants’ office spree is major boost for city market
• Dublin industrial units for auction and to let at two schemes
• Phibsborou­gh Road investment offers 8.15pc initial yield
• New Frontier Properties enters Irish market with €8.65m deal

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