Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2018-05-27

• The power of women
• We’re all the liberal elite now
• Host of stars for IFTA awards night
• ‘I’ll punch your lights out’ — Kay’s no pushover
• Murder probe after teen’s body discovered in field
• Double joy for Cullen’s men as Leinster take Pro14 silverware
• TIMELINE OF EVENTS
• Jastine’s killer Mark Hennessy cremated after private ceremony
• ‘Being a new mum is a bootcamp in itself but it is the best feeling ever’
• Boy (13) on Ana murder charge is held for a week
• Simply stunning, two brides dressed to impress 55 years apart
• Children in disadvanta­ged schools are more likely to be obese
• ‘These Irishmen were the real heroes’
• Privacy is all very nice, but please just make the emails stop
• ‘Medics must own up sooner if errors made’
• Callinan stands firm on smear campaign denial
• FG’s operation transforma­tion
• Call to end use of juries in libel cases
• Stars bypass judgment by conceding their own domestic deficienci­es
• Cast out into the darkness by a call centre
• The patient lives of birds and ants
• Don’t tell the vet — I love Vegemite
• Tiger-era debauchery in Dublin paints the city like a boomtime Eat Pray Love
• MILLENNIAL DIARY
• Forget Brexit, the real European fears for the future lie much further afield
• Trump casts a long shadow over Putin’s ‘Alternativ­e Davos’
• Dear Kathleen,
• Echoes of Churchill up on the rooftop restaurant of the Marker
• We need to be smarter about smartphone­s
• Why did you do it?
• EVERYBODY PLAYS GAMES, SAYS TRUMP OVER KOREA
• Legal hurdles in other #MeToo cases remain despite arrest of Weinstein
• Barnier warns May: ‘don’t play Brexit blame game with us’
• Why Brexiteers’ hopes of ‘frictionle­ss’ trade with EU border on impossible
• Huge increase in patients going outside Ireland for treatment
• The people heard our plea and answered with a roar
• Much done, more to do: now let’s show the same compassion to homeless
• Disbelief, euphoria and emotion as a deep wrong finally put right
• Heartland voters choose compassion and cast off shackles of conservati­sm
• THE RESULT IN QUOTES
• ‘NO’ SIDE VOWS TO FIGHT ON
• Harris a big winner as he moves from enemy to ally
• GPs will give pills for most abortions so hospitals will not face flood of patients
• It’s not about celebratin­g abortion: we’re celebratin­g women
• Voters put aside personal opinions to allow women make their own choices
• ‘By any standard, an extraordin­ary day for the women of Ireland’
• Donegal is the only constituen­cy to vote No — by a slim majority of just 2,532
• Now finally we can end the chill of the Eighth
• A young explosion of voters changed our nation forever
• So what next? All your referendum questions answered…
• How Liam would have loved this, our happy day
• Guttural roar for an end to hypocrisy and shame
• Toxic cocktail of circumstan­ces that turned a family man into a murderer
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• Referendum vote is major step forward
• FG should be wary with SF
• RURAL IRELAND EXPOSES REMOTENESS OF URBAN ‘ELITE’
• The tide flowed to Yes — nothing could have stopped it
• On this trip I am the very model of modern motoring granddad
• Perfect for my pride and joy
• Boy racer not forgotten in our eco-friendly age
• Time to abandon noxious chemical war on weeds
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD no 1,149
• Philip Roth
• Patricia Morison
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No363
• Vested interests keep car bills high
• Catching the teaching bug
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• Shame on these political spinners
• Our long journey away from the past
• A hell on earth for the horses
• Labour amnesia over health cuts
• It was the best of times, the worst of times
• Day we discovered Ireland’s past really is a foreign country
• ‘Bloom has evolved into a place of insight, debate and new ideas’
• GREEN FINGERS
• GETTING THERE
• BLOOM INSIGHTS
• EAT YOUR FILL
• BLOOM 2018 SHOW GARDENS
• Postcards from the hedge
• Meet the woman keeping tabs on Irish chefs at Bloom every year
• LITTLE BITES
• MORE BITES
• Building Bloom
• Food Dudes: a success because of the dedication of parents and children
• BUDDING BLOOMERS KIDS’ ZONE
• ‘Bloom is an invaluable opportunit­y to engage with our valued customers’
• ‘This Mamma Mia! garden is fun, happy and different’
• ‘It’s the event that all gardening enthusiast­s go to’
• Healing power of flowers
• Ellen Mary’s Top 10 Wellness Plants
• Lidl Ireland boss aims to tap into healthy convenienc­e food trend to tempt shoppers
• Builders set for legal fight as farmers get vacant site reprieve
• New Revenue division to focus on wealthy
• Ex-Anglo director’s wife in drive-through plan
• Is Dublin reaching saturation point? Dan White, p5
• How to protect yourself, and your money, from fraud, p8
• Winning in work without fighting
• Chairman McGann’s woes at Aryzta just went from bad to worse
• Stripe talks Dublin housing to Murphy
• Clevergift tees up launch with global retailers
• Constructi­on tech firm Zutec builds on Nasdaq IPO with 20pc sales hike
• Hotel industry asks Ross to let it keep wages down and hire foreign chefs
• Irish designers in Manhattan mission to crack US market
• New INM chief McClean to meet staff after reshuffle
• Brexit and euro crisis the only clouds on the horizon for booming tourism sector
• US said to reach deal to revive ZTE
• US companies block 500 million Europeans rather than deal with GDPR
• Trump tweet forces Saudis to put brakes on oil price surge
• Sustainabi­lity thrives as green marketing dies off
• Zuckerberg shows but doesn’t tell
• MARKETING PEOPLE
• Inertia in the health insurance market means many of us are overpaying for our cover
• HOW TO DODGE FRAUD
• What can I do with cash left over in AVC?
• Time for investors to take notice of changing tide in constructi­on
• ‘I was wealthiest kid in parish after circus prize draw’
• The lawn ranger is riding high
• Change can do you good: why reinventio­n is the vital new norm
• Getting boots on the ground is the key to success in Italian market
• Australia the battle ground for airlines as Ireland looks east
• What’s the best way to position myself to take fresh opportunit­ies and escape a rut?
• Presentati­on toolbox essentials
• Tech entreprene­ur creating a global buzz with beehive-monitoring apps
• Foot Locker still lags despite its promising steps
• Amazon: why Alexa recorded and shared couple’s chat at home
• Goodbye, infernal GDPR emails
• Young gun Craddock on the up with apartment plan
• High-fliers head to Taste’s corporate hospitalit­y
• Analogy between Lyons and da Vinci centre stage in US
• Good news for Blathnaid as sporting son also rises
• Norma, Bill ’n’ Jackie show up for Jack, Bob ’n’ Ted
• Wedding of summer so far in Killarney
• ‘And I’m feeling to be bohemian like you’
• I almost cancelled the best date ever
• Caveat emptor is an elusive concept
• Fifty shades of grey and grateful
• Pauline Bewick’s quest to find her true father
• Dream girlfriend was in touch with her ex, so should I end relationsh­ip?
• How to negotiate the Leaving Cert minefield
• If they can make it there...
• Nothing rousing about this rabble
• ‘Either I will survive or I won’t. And that’s the end of it...’
• Finding hope in defeat
• IF YOU ONLY DO ONE THING...
• MY CULTURAL LIFE
• Jennifer’s advice for future female leaders
• Conflicts arising out of possession and territory
• Heart-stopping Pinborough
• A posthumous collection from peerless Irish master of the short form
• BEST-SELLERS
• Exposed: corny, trite writing
• Ron Howard’s rescue mission
• FILM OF THE WEEK
• The Breadwinne­r
• Are we to be or not to be Hamlet?
• Agony and the ecstasy of the man Cave
• WHAT LIES BENEATH
• Zoom in on an African safari
• You’ll relish the seaside stress relief that you find in the West Cork haven of Inchydoney,
• Is this the final hurrah for Kimmy?
• PODCASTS — LISTEN AT YOUR LEISURE
• The ruling class we never had
• Battling through the fog of on-air triviality
• CATTCCHH-UPUTPVN—OIWN
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• FILM HIGHLIGHTS
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• Aisling Jarrett-Gavin
• Editor’s letter
• Ireland’s 20 Best Terraces
• The Power of saying ‘No’
• Candice Brown
• Tommy Tiernan
• Rachel Allen
• Fashion Shoot
• Basic B*tch
• The Loves of my LIFE
• Eats Shoots and Leaves
• The Domestic
• Weekender
• 50 ways TO LEAVE YOUR LOVER
• Borrowed time
• A taste for life... Danny Sutcliffe
• Amuse bouche... Beach Body
• Rory’s Mashed Potato
• Spinach, pine nut and gruyere tart
• Quick and light summer vegetable soup
• Panzanella
• Table for one
• The social drinker

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