Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2018-05-06

• Cancer scandal: gravely ill women in urgent lawsuits
• Thank God for Ed and the sun
• Poll: ‘Yes’ ahead on Repeal in close race
• State to fund rural ‘drink link’ bus routes
• TONY KEADY’S LAST DAY
• LIAM NEESON
• Young urban women giving Yes side referendum edge
• The critics won’t stop me running marathon with eight-month bump
• Non-EU nationals set to be cut from homeless figures
• ‘It should have been escalated, if necessary, all the way to myself’ A SCANDAL IN PLAIN SIGHT
• ‘It’s a nice feeling to know that I am doing some good, beyond what I ever imagined’
• Despite everything, women should still feel reasonably secure that checks work
• CERVICAL CHECKS: WHAT SHOULD YOU DO NEXT?
• Why Housing Minister won’t fix homelessne­ss
• ‘I want women in this country to know that things are changing’
• Models warned: stop promoting faux health food
• MILLENNIAL DIARY
• Silence is broken as Ann Lovett’s boyfriend speaks
• Kitty Kiernan valise pulled from auction
• The all-new trophy home wish list for 2018
• I survived the rental warzone: my life as a consumer heretic
• New postmaster­s deal bans criticism of An Post bosses
• Kloppo takes Liverpool to the Promised Land
• Beckhams’ perfection and Harper’s cut-glass accent is beyond me
• Dogs are sad victims of hairy invaders
• I’m a splash hit with my webbed feet
• Nothing is certain as referendum decision day draws nearer
• ‘A No vote is our opportunit­y to do better for women and babies’
• The day John Motson told me where to go
• Investor adviser monitoring ODCE bid to probe INM
• Forgotten by history, how flu became a deadly plague
• Contagion that left three boys without a mother
• Oh Amy, please don’t belittle yourself
• Foresight over flood prevention could reduce toll of €1bn drain on resources
• TALKING TOUGH ABOUT IRAN
• Chernobyl, 32 years later: one man’s life lived deep in the exclusion zone
• Thousands of Isil extremists hook up with each other by using Facebook’s ‘suggested friends’ service
• Hungary dances to a different tune as populism holds sway
• Mission to Mars will dig deep into geological mysteries of red planet
• Syrian land grab aimed at refugee exiles
• Kennedy cousin’s murder verdict quashed
• NOTHING CAN BE TAKEN FOR GRANTED AS REFERENDUM POLL SHOWS NARROW GAP
• Make ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’ a public service motto
• McDonald keeps her balance on a dangerous high-wire act
• Any unified, all-island state will have to be partly British
• Damning report on Portiuncul­a Hospital recommends 150 maternity improvemen­ts
• Two Irelands, one referendum divide
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• Treating doctors like gods makes mistakes more likely to happen
• We can’t allow more victims of this rotten culture
• Dear Danny,
• Dear Josephine,
• My Dear Conscience,
• Dear Class of 1987,
• Hatch without a hitch
• Soothing, cosy Cactus goes back to the future
• Desperatel­y seeking sins to confess to
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Monica Barnes
• Joe Cummiskey
• Prof Tom Brazil
• Soon-Tek Oh
• Getting rid of history: a leap into ignorance
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No360
• Nawtin wrong with talking proper on air
• Irish, but not Irish enough
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• Jury’s out on unfair legal system
• When victims sue, the bullying has to end
• Paddy Power must prove it’s still at the races
• BAI quizzed Eir over billionair­e French investor’s conviction
• Panda Waste legal wrangle escalates
• SUPERMARKE­T SQUEEZE
• TWITTER’S TIMELY PASSWORD PROMPT
• Major Dundalk biopharma deal shows we’ve finally cracked China
• Air France-KLM CEO to quit as staff ‘push self-destruct button’
• Musgrave MarketPlac­e in €2.5m Cork wholesale revamp
• Avolon launches $5bn refinance, tweaks loan rate
• Carlow shopping centre sold by Newry-based developer Gerry O’Hare
• Musk vows to ‘burn’ Tesla shorts but admits he was foolish on analyst call
• Malin chief Howd sells €300,000 of shares in company
• Corkman co-founds graphene spinout
• Ireland an ideal ’global lab’ for green industry
• Surge in Chinese tourists is passport to real growth
• Tesco and Lidl size up sites in Dublin
• Veolia chief creating a virtuous circle
• Economic uncertaint­y means we must look more closely at property tax
• Marketers need to shake off D4-dominated mindset
• Fast-forward as video evolves
• RUTH BRETT
• Small print could cost you big if tragedy hits holiday plans
• Time fed-up bank customers do more than threaten to switch and vote with their feet
• HOW HEALTH INSURANCE COULD LET YOU DOWN ON HOLIDAY
• Can architect insist on his own builders?
• Investors should weather market storms and avoid jittery moves
• ‘I let mum do the haggling for me — she’s good at it’
• Thinking globally, acting locally
• Excellence in customer experience­s is the new battlegrou­nd
• The secrets of social media success in USA
• Don’t be held back by the little voice in your head
• Companies must take wishes of travelling staff on board
• How would mediation work for my firm as an alternativ­e way of dealing with disputes?
• Cycling commute solutions
• Sense of adventure lets couple build winning team in outdoors sector
• Norway’s Statoil to ramp up drive to cut its carbon footprint
• Xerox appeals court block on Fujifilm deal
• Entreprene­urial spirit continues to drive Jordans
• Plenty more magic as children’s charity has a ball
• Eddie Irvine still free and single on his own island
• Shaving my head as a quiet revolution
• My extreme facial was une grosse erreur
• Home alone and I’m afraid, I’m very afraid
• Letting go of the dressy dream
• I finally came out as gay but there’s still a piece missing from the puzzle
• I was lonely so I looked elsewhere
• Leaving Cert countdown — one month to go!
• Laughter and food rescues any situation
• Sorry, I am on the phone. Most of the time
• I’m going to sit right down and write you a letter
• WHERE THE MEMORIES HAVE NO NAME
• My recipe for parents of fussy eaters
• TOP FIVE TIPS FOR YOUR FUSSY EATERS
• Barry Egan on when Ed Sheeran slept rough outside Buckingham Palace. Music,
• Chilling tales to warm up your summer days
• Billy Brown’s royal adventure
• BEST-SELLERS
• Serves up genuine nostalgia with a twist
• Devastatio­n of a daughter’s disappeara­nce
• Cumberbatc­h — can you feel the force?
• FILM OF THE WEEK
• The Young Karl Marx
• I Feel Pretty
• Carr’s towering revival stirs up torment
• WHAT LIES BENEATH
• Miniature of perfection
• A capital weekend of fun and firsts
• It’s Ali Wong’s hard knock wife
• PODCASTS — LISTEN AT YOUR LEISURE
• Hidden gem from Connemara
• =C=AWTCWH-UCPATTVC—HIUN CPANSEOYWO­U MISSED IT...
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• FILM HIGHLIGHTS
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• The Long Goodbye
• Rachel Allen
• Donal Walsh
• Tommy Tiernan
• A Taste for LIFE
• Fashion Shoot
• The Loves of my LIFE
• My Favourite Room
• Waking Hours
• Weekender
• ‘No matter how bad life gets, help is always there’
• I’ve grown fully in both body and mind by climbing God’s mountains
• Watery Cures
• Amuse bouche...
• Chicken, fennel and orange salad with roasted hazelnuts
• The salad daze
• The social drinker
• A waltz in the park

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