Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2018-07-01

• Water meters to track hose cheats
• Sun literally melting our heads
• Frances Fitzgerald demands 50pc female Cabinet
• BEAT THE HEAT
• THOUSANDS MARCH FOR PRIDE
• BRENDAN O’CONNOR
• THE WORLD ACCORDING TO LOWRY
• Warning over chaos here if UK leaves EU without a deal Philip Ryan and Shona Murray
• News in Brief
• I envy the fit and healthy riding their bikes — Gaybo
• Ex-union boss and Howlin ‘clash’ over Labour poll tactics
• 17 schools hit by building crisis as more firms go bust
• Pressure on Leo as Fitzgerald calls for gender-balanced Cabinet
• A day to remember... stories of those who changed our nation
• Battle lines are drawn in phoney election war
• Sombre ceremony at sea as ‘SS Dundalk’ crew remembered
• Yes, we are building more — but not the right type of homes
• Emily’s fight against online predators is making the world safer for children
• Stared down by a jackdaw with an eye on my breakfast — the jackdaw won
• When you start thinking you win when you lose, then you’ve got the fever bad
• Bookies odds-on to lure punters
• The tortoise who came out of his shell
• Jellyfish bring ‘message from the sea’
• THE HIGHS AND LOWS OF OUR TIME IN THE SUN
• Gerry Daly’s guide to help your garden in a heatwave
• The urban cool of Grand Canal where you network — and play
• 11 brilliant burgers for a hot Irish summer
• Yes, the weather’s lovely — but what do we wear to survive a day in the office?
• It’s OK to be flawed, says FF senator on alcoholism battle
• MILLENNIAL DIARY
• Borders are closing and hearts are hardening
• HIMMLER’S DAUGHTER, ‘THE PRINCESS OF NAZISM’
• Shooting suspect’s grievances began with classmate
• Salvini, Italy’s minister of fear and the new fascism
• Europe needs a calm debate — not reactionar­y clamour on migration
• Government gets the right man to run the Garda
• We have travelled far, but there is still a long way to go in suicide prevention
• Europe must act on migration crisis
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• Garda force doesn’t need huge RUC-style reforms
• Drew Harris is a game-changer for future of Garda
• It’s hard to please both southern voters and the IRA
• To Daddy and Mummy, for the memories
• Dear Connie,
• Dear Luke,
• Lexus and the art of seduction
• Radical new Peugeot
• No frills or fluffies — but plenty of spin and suffering
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO 1,154
• Charles Krauthamme­r
• Joe Jackson
• Maeve Barry
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No368
• Pope must expect a different Ireland
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• Pension apartheid should be ended
• Mixed feelings over minister at altar
• Stop bashing Brexit Brits
• Help our stressed-out children
• How we almost paid the penalty
• Burning Mass tickets isn’t part of the fight
• Why stalwart Higgins deserves seven more years as President
• AIB takes stake in €40m nutrition firm at centre of dispute
• Ireland’s Entekra creates 500 jobs in US after signing massive constructi­on deal
• UP IN THE AIR
• RTE gain from Sky sale reduces losses by €5m
• Gina London
• Internatio­nal investors bet billions Government’s housing plan won’t work
• Jam Media lines up multimilli­on toy deal
• Amazon planning bid for second major data centre at former Jacob’s site
• Siptu hits DAA with new list of staff demands
• Biggest constructi­on firms see combined turnover jump by ‘impressive’ €720m
• Glenveagh weighs build-to-rent single buyer sales options
• Ryanair’s Bellew warns airlines over tech
• BoI hunts tracker customers who are owed over €1m
• Car firms join forces on driveway sharing
• Commercial property tipped to bounce back
• We must tread carefully with owner-managed firms
• Bitcoin bloodbath nears dotcom levels as currency slides 70pc since last year
• Threat to retailers as ‘Amazon effect’ delivers market share to online giants
• The long road to Toronto for IPL
• Canada has its day as birthday party marked by Trump tariff retaliatio­n
• ‘Cagencies’ create waves on the Riviera at Cannes and beyond
• Apple now hungry for you to consume its news slices
• Don’t miss the boat if you have to reclaim disrupted travel costs
• Irish society paying very high price for far-reaching insurance crisis and soaring premiums
• REFUND OPTIONS WHEN YOUR HOLIDAY GOES BUST
• What expenses can I write off Airbnb tax?
• The end of the stock market’s Goldilocks era could well be nigh
• ‘You don’t want to know what other authors are paid’
• Couple shake up the snack sector
• UCD spin-out focused on growth with groundbrea­king microscope
• Global brands recruit Irish suppliers to win war for talent
• United joining transatlan­tic carriers in the premium league
• What employment checks must I carry out to ensure I recruit best people for the job?
• Modish memo boards
• Former Anglo banker who rolled the dice on an innovative idea
• Let’s end wait for Dublin Uber
• Reynolds Swoops in with new fintech business
• Trade outweighs Border for farmers as Brexit fears grow
• Harry and Meghan get saucy with our Brighid
• Ageism — the millennial­s’ latest crime
• The book-keeping of keeping books
• Seven deadly sins? You can count on me
• The MODEL MOTHER
• I have done everything I can but my wife has made my life a misery
• I worry about my son going on holidays
• ‘Maga’ rite of passage for teens is hell for parents
• Getting into the groove of the Big House
• Ring the changes and have a happy Christmas JOHN MASTERSON
• Twists and turns on Mandela’s Long Walk to Freedom
• Being kind to yourself is therapy for the soul
• IF YOU ONLY DO ONE THING...
• MY CULTURAL LIFE
• Take a host of real-life heroes and villains away on holiday
• Scorching reads to get you through long, hot summer days and nights
• BEST-SELLERS
• Oldschool Ian is a class act
• ALSO SHOWING
• FILM OF THE WEEK
• Homespun — making modern knitwear
• The life of Bryan, and the life in Bryan
• WHAT LIES BENEATH
• SEATTLE No shortage of gems in the Emerald city
• Turkey’s back on the tee-time menu TURKEY
• An honest face for a darker Anne, but the gables are still green
• Glory days for Buzzkill George
• Let’s stop treating world leaders like celebritie­s
• CATCH UP TV
• FILM HIGHLIGHTS
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• Under the influence
• Rachel Allen
• Ireland’s best seafood
• Fun Lovin’ Criminal
• My Favourite Room
• Declan Lynch
• Tommy Tiernan
• Weekender
• I am not a summer girl
• Poor vision
• Eithne Shortall
• Amuse bouche... Hospital belly
• Ballymaloe vanilla ice cream
• Biological trick-tock
• The social drinker
• HELEN JAMES’S COOKIES

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