Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2018-10-14

• Avoid the British, ministers warned
• Making politics great again
• Healy-Rae: FF minority government on cards
• LOVE EXPENSES & PRIVACY
• CLIMATE-SHAPED HOLE IN THE BUDGET
• WHY YOU SHOULDN’T DRINK PAST 40
• The vindicatio­n of Sgt McCabe
• Dan O’Brien on Brexit
• The gloves come off for Aras candidates in radio debate
• CervicalCh­eck inquiry team returning to US
• Callinan is now facing costly legal fall-out of tribunal
• Late Late ‘shambles’ — hundreds disappoint­ed at lock-out
• Criminal Assets Bureau reports two solicitors to Law Society regulators
• Naughten’s four dinners too much for Leo to stomach
• BROADBAND PLAN RURAL IRELAND
• Relics of ‘The Irish RM’ and a Tory’s 1930 Rolls-Royce up for auction
• Principals at biggest Irish schools can earn €112k
• Young people with brain injuries ‘face a lifetime in care homes’
• ‘Free’ skincare trial offer is leaving women feeling red-faced
• Officials question sport meetings
• HSE homecare package plea
• Trump is the global brand leader of Impunity
• Watch out, Finn the beagle’s about
• COUNTRY MATTERS
• Nikki and eine kleine price of freedom
• Smug Irish eco-warriors keep avoiding the meat of the matter
• Snog scandal was Strictly empowering for women
• Una puts on ‘F**k you’ leathers and muscles in with a big new beau
• Eugenie’s ‘second-tier’ royal wedding gets full marks for heart and soul
• Celtic warrior who fought a selfless fight
• Dance partner Fergie’s got ex-factor at royal bash
• Foster warns May against ‘dodgy’ deal with Brussels to avoid hard border
• SAUDIS SAY NOTHING
• Trump’s ties to Saudi kingdom run deep
• French gallantry sidelines ‘les femmes’ in MeToo — professor
• Bombed-out Raqqa still in rubble one year after coalition bombs fell
• News in Brief
• Prospect of Orthodox schism would paint Putin a new Henry VIII
• 11 killed as migrants smugglers’ car crashes
• SEAN GALLAGHER
• GAVIN DUFFY
• JOAN FREEMAN
• PETER CASEY
• MICHAEL D HIGGINS
• LIADH NI RIADA
• Bruton faces climate for big changes
• There will be a heavy price to pay for boom-and-bust ‘Lotto’
• ‘Geography over gender’ hits women in reshuffle
• John Hume rightly refused to march on October 5th
• Budget 2019: biggest losers were working families and children
• It’s the end of the world as we know it... but we feel fine
• An end to negative equity, flipside of housing crisis, plays into Leo’s hands
• Brexit negotiatio­ns must be priority
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• Tough guy McCourt, the man who could bring down Government
• Behind the wit, who was Oscar Wilde?
• Little of la dolce vita in calorie-controlled pizza
• ‘Gay cake’ bakers’ plea for God’s will
• Ford still has star in Focus
• How West Cork bounty almost became a county
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Ray Galton
• Bill Barry
• Timmie Buckley
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No383
• Let’s wake up from this US nightmare
• Reasons to keep blasphemy law
• We all must nurture and protect wildlife
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• Ireland’s chilling ill wind
• Irish Distillers to pour €150m into whiskey expansion
• McKillen Jr faces New Ireland HQ challenge
• MONEY IN YOUR POCKET?
• THE ART OF UPSELLING
• Richard Curran
• ‘Homeowners should consider fixing rate’
• GINA LONDON HELPS YOU TO GET AHEAD AT WORK,
• Irishman’s fund backs hot tech startup Pitch
• Stellwagen to ‘vigorously prosecute’ former executives behind new firm
• First Derivative­s catches eye of British short seller Shadowfall
• App lets parents track children’s driving
• GOD HELP RURAL BROADBAND PLANS, WRITES ADRIAN WECKLER
• Moran getting down to business in Vodafone role
• Budget exit tax move has reduced risk of damaging ‘reverse leprechaun’ effect
• Hoteliers not feeling hospitable about Paschal Donohoe’s half-billion hit
• Cafe chain at centre of fraud probe saved by £20m loan from chairman
• ‘Our ambitions are beyond Irish whiskey’
• A steady Budget, but the devil could be in the detail of upcoming Finance Bill
• Blockchain-powered journalism needs more than Civil discourse
• Limited change in threshold for inheritanc­e hit leaves those with assets again disappoint­ed CHARLIE WESTON
• BUDGET PICKS
• Payroll levies still leave well-paid and low earners out of pocket
• Talk of a ‘Republic of Opportunit­y’ isn’t reflected as taxes continue to punish workers
• Minister failed to focus in on runaway rents and easing the housing crisis
• More needs to be done to help even the playing field for self-employed workers
• Customer-first jewellers are outstandin­g in their field
• Say cheese — and pizza — as Ireland wins five big food projects
• FOCUS ON YOUR PRODUCT MIX
• PUT YOUR PEOPLE FIRST
• Business people like to travel — but on their own terms
• How can I build up my employee engagement to improve loyalty and retain staff?
• Distinctiv­e lap desks
• Tech firm couple look to future with virtual reality education platform
• Billionair­e Swiss family pays $500m for biopharma firm
• Desperatio­n mounts in Montrose as cash appeals fall on deaf ears
• Ex-Enet chief heads North with new broadband venture
• Irish fashion design — what women really, really want
• A profound discussion with a Little Old Man
• Change of mind about a change of mind
• My days are already spent in abject fear
• The extreme highs and lows of Deirdre O’Kane
• LADY LOLZ Three of the best female Irish comics
• My new partner’s problem has left me clueless and worried for future
• Should I make the first move with walking club leader?
• Curse of Strictly could, this time, be a blessing
• The couple who are a cut above
• Our smart phones are making dumb people
• Citizen Caine — from East End to Hollywood
• Steven Pinker and the case for optimism
• Society darling to romantic revolution­ary
• LITERARY DIARY
• Chance encounters, smart drugs and ‘snowflakes’ people an uneven follow-up
• BEST-SELLERS
• Odyssey of the brothers of Oz
• Sarah steps into the spotlight
• ALSO SHOWING
• FILM OF THE WEEK
• Dignity and the right to silence
• David Bowie: Guardian of the galaxy
• WHAT LIES BENEATH
• It’s foodie bliss on the graceful slopes of Spain
• Why the whole world wants to take a gamble on Las Vegas
• The last days of Camelot
• PODCASTS — LISTEN AT YOUR LEISURE
• Funnymen and the moneymen
• RTE’s Budget coverage is still stuck in the past
• CATCH-UP TV - IN CASE YOU MISSED IT...
• FILM HIGHLIGHTS
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
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• SATELLITE
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• Tommy Tiernan
• Eats shoots and leaves
• Waking Hours
• The Domestic
• Rachel Allen
• Basic B*tch
• Weekender
• 50 ways TO LEAVE YOUR LOVER
• The loves of my life Jodie Kidd
• Baptism of fire
• Spirit voices
• Triona’s top trends
• By the book
• Reality check
• Yotam Ottolenghi
• Amuse bouche... Veg ambition
• Leylie’s Chicken and Broccoli Crumble
• Bulgur with mushrooms and feta
• Baked mushroom risotto
• The social drinker

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