Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2018-06-03

• Property tax to rise as price cut hits €1m homes
• High pressure, rising slowly
• Teenagers give phones to gardai hunting Cameron’s killer
• THE ULTIMATE GUIDE to SLEEP
• Helpful tips for exam success
• Is Italy heading for disaster?
• GREAT EATING OUTDOORS
• UK ministers ‘have met just once’ over Irish Border deal
• Gardai foil suspected gangland assassinat­ion in city
• Amanda’s a property millionair­e thanks to shunning designer life
• Former aviation authority chief hands back €81k payment
• ‘How could anyone who knew you hurt you?’
• Irish Vogue girl vows to fight Grace’s grand larceny claim
• QUIET DIGNITY AS DUNLEER PAYS SOMBRE RESPECTS TO CAMERON
• Late brush with success for Redmond as his debut art exhibition a sell-out — 40 years on
• How Dublin’s Georgian surgeons were a cut above during a gruesome era
• FG spends €4bn on landlords
• Watchdog wants answers on why Anglo wind-up is still costing €100k a day
• Man arrested over death of dad of four in ‘fight’ at pub
• Why we need to talk about our fears surroundin­g dementia
• A true vision of Ireland was born in Stuttgart
• It was a right Carrie on but ‘Sex and the City’ still has its charms
• Cut grass and night-shift slugs
• Lovable, cute Prince rules my heart
• Dear Rev Br M,
• Rememberin­g our man Andy with a night of fun and music
• Dear Sister in Charge,
• Dear Maria,
• Paula never knew adoption was illegal until she cried through ‘Philomena’
• The Irish stand on the North encourages Sinn Fein to say No
• Final credits roll on Grant’s stellar career as bachelor #1
• Give us our Communion parties — just don’t mention religion
• MILLENNIAL DIARY
• Stop the sprawl! If we are serious about our future, we must look up
• A ride on the wild side for jockey who won biggest race of his life
• ‘By some miracle we got there on time, then Ed Sheeran appeared at our table’
• Portraits of the artist as friend and chronicler of his times
• RTE reporter recalls Crimecall row to end week of media contradict­ions
• ON THE TRAIL OF NAZI LOOT
• New Spanish PM faces immediate demand for talks over Catalan breakaway
• It’s on: Father Ted the musical is set for stage
• Trump’s trade tariffs could hit home, with major US job losses
• Trump policies punishing US poor, says report
• Egyptian fighters draw flag in sky as President Sisi sworn in amid crackdown
• Conte: leading Italy from a small crisis to utter disaster?
• So what’s really changed in Lucky Leo’s first year?
• It looks like the Left must wait despite result of referendum
• Fianna Fail naysayers must re-examine conscience­s
• Don’t misreprese­nt the older generation’s referendum vote
• They were as pious as us back in the ‘dark chapters’
• Economy good but caution required
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• Abortion landslide down to reluctant, not silent, Yes
• Yes won, so why this awful desire to shut down all opposition?
• The voters must choose decency or barbarism
• Lovely hurling at Blackrock? Surely there’s some mistake...
• Surge in sales of art paints a bright picture
• C4 Cactus makes me so prickly
• Hi-tech Mercedes with more than meets the eye
• It’s not just the fair sex who suffered unfairly
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO 1,150
• Cornelia Frances
• Brendan Ingle
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No364
• The murky world of car insurance claims
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• A fitting tribute to Irish heroes
• Cartoonist Tom Halliday replies:
• Fianna Fail integrity is the real Eighth loser
• Newbridge puts a new shine on visitor attraction­s
• Lone Star plots IPO for massive Dublin housing land bank
• €1bn of Irish pension cash in Italian bonds
• PAPER CHASE
• Country Crest ploughs ahead with €6m plan
• German bank seeks State backing for pilot schemes
• 9 WAYS TO CUT THE COST OF SUMMER FLIGHTS
• Are women locked out of tech funding?
• Central Bank is like a nervous driver with its foot over the brake
• Ikea among major brands not signed up to Bangladesh workers safety deal
• Food plan linked to ex-Anglo director’s wife withdrawn
• Aer Lingus insists Airbus delays will not hit expansion plans
• Knock seeking extra EU aid for runway revamp
• Tullow eyes more growth in Ghana as it scraps plan to sell stake in big asset
• Bank of Ireland launches €20m forex facility
• GINA LONDON HELPS YOU TO GET AHEAD AT WORK,
• Radical overhaul sought for EII funding scheme
• PAUL SOMMERVILL­E The markets will bite back against ECB dinosaurs
• Deutsche Bank faces fresh challenge with ‘stress test’
• Irish Revenue gives guidance on how tax applies — or doesn’t — to Bitcoin
• Avoid being tripped up by gender pay gap
• Young people of Ireland, marketers still love you
• Is blockchain the real deal?
• MARKETING PEOPLE
• Public servants will be the big losers if ESRI’s pension tax proposals are implemente­d
• TRAVEL MUST-KNOWS
• Getting son to save Communion money
• Ignoring inflation is a bigger financial risk than Brexit and Trump
• Old 50p brings back memories of sweet shop binge
• The design firm built on a dream
• The seven golden rules to ensure an effective marketing mix
• Macron effect is fuelling French revolution for Irish companies
• Expert Irish tech firm warns business travel can be taxing
• How can I be sure that the charity we align ourselves to doesn’t face reputation­al issues?
• Stylish home office essentials
• Ex-student and lecturer pass industry test after starting tech firm together
• Shares tumble by 22pc as CEO resigns from Brazil’s oil giant
• Marchionne is not ready to give up on Fiat breaking the US
• Glanbia planning to bulk up in China with protein push
• Hozier joins bro’s bash in party week to remember
• Valerie and Denis’s feet never touched the ground
• Early bird Eoghan loves fun in the sun
• A wound is the place where light enters you
• Good sense can run into bad choices
• Fat chance of getting royal wedding invite
• I hated karaoke, now I hate me doing karaoke
• Woody, Mia and the tale with a thousand twists
• My life looks perfect but my bully of a wife makes me so miserable
• I’m not sure about having children
• Spicing up each other’s way of life
• Laugh and the whole world laughs with you
• ‘It’s taken me a lifetime to stop loathing my body’
• What is body positivity?
• Small things are not so big any more
• IF YOU ONLY DO ONE THING...
• MY CULTURAL LIFE TV: Long Lost Family
• Gemma Fullam was dazzled by Iceland’s rugged beauty.
• A gay martyr who ignited a global revolution
• Down a Scandi rabbit hole, chasing the Rabbit Hunter
• Sebastian Barry on ‘Portrait Of The Artist as a Young Man’
• The misfit who became a monster
• ALSO SHOWING
• FILM OF THE WEEK
• Ismael’s Ghosts Cert: 15A; Now showing, IFI
• Wilfred Owen saves a new face in hell
• ‘I am useless if I don’t get eight hours’
• IS THERE REALLY AN EPIDEMIC OF INSOMNIA?
• THE SCIENCE OF SLEEP
• ‘I was constantly in fear of my sleep patterns slipping’
• SLEEPING BEAUTIES
• A THREE-STEP APPROACH TO BETTER SLEEP
• ‘I’ve started putting my phone outside the bedroom’
• STEP THREE
• 10 SLEEP-INDUCING FOODS
• Epic tale of how Kodaline crossed Swords
• WHAT LIES BENEATH
• Hidden treasures
• A mother to love, and squirm from
• PODCASTS — LISTEN AT YOUR LEISURE EMILY HOURICAN
• TV the new Nature-substitute
• The best talk shows don’t seek consensus
• CATCH-UP - IN CASE YOU MISSED IT...
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• FILM HIGHLIGHTS
• Rachel Allen
• Marissa Carter
• A Taste for LIfe
• My Favourite Room
• Waking Hours
• Tommy Tiernan
• The Domestic
• Basic Bitch
• Jamie Heaslip
• Weekender
• 50 ways TO YOUR LEAVE LOVER
• Triona’s top trends
• Hands up Leo
• Amuse bouche... Fridge Fetish
• Karan’s Samosas
• Bakewell cake
• Coconut and Lime Picnic Squares
• Easy peasy sausage rolls
• The social drinker

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