Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2020-08-09

• Covid-19 hotspots on travel ‘red list’
• The Weather vs The Pandemic
• Adviser quits corona group over rise in cases
• John Hume and the Sunday Independen­t
• WOULD THE REAL TAOISEACH PLEASE STAND UP
• High Court threat to Seán Quinn
• Luke O’Neill on how to hit ‘zero-Covid’
• Letter from the Editor: Hume vindicated by the hand of history
• ✱ Miss Piggy
• A pandemic tale of woe at the banks
• This newspaper’s stance on Hume and Adams
• In conversati­on with the great Paul Brady
• Covid leapt from factories into communitie­s
• Lockdown baby on the way for joyful Aoife and Gordon
• Sweltering Sunday as temperatur­es expected to hit 25C
• Revealed: civil servant queried reopening delay
• I just wanted them to say they made a mistake: schoolboy’s mother
• SUPERMARKE­TS FEARED PAYMENTS COULD ENCOURAGE WORKERS TO QUIT LOW-PAY JOBS FOR SAFETY OF HOME
• ‘Getting lost’ among the complaints made about driving test
• ‘Me, me, me’ tag refuted as millennial­s lead charity push
• ‘The stress has broken me down over the years. I try to minimise it’
• Football manager and player refused bail over €3m heroin charge
• ‘My daughter’s chicken pox turned to sepsis and it’s still haunting me’
• Closed pubs and more local restrictio­ns in week of drama
• Tánaiste hints at help for affected region as TDs slam lockdown
• Do we want to live in a world without pubs?
• Covid return on our wards a serious shock to the system
• ‘We’re scapegoats: house parties and shebeens are the problem, not pubs’
• Publicans upheld smoking ban, let’s trust them on Covid
• ‘I FELT LIKE A FREAK BUT DISCOVERED OTHERS IN THE SAME BOAT’
• People suffering ‘relapse’ after Covid
• NURSE — I’VE CHILLS AND BRAIN FOG
• WHY CLAIRE HAS UNITED SUFFERERS
• From sea to shining sea, salute the innovative foodies turning the tide
• Flack tragedy forces us to face up to female assault
• LUCINDA’S NOTICEBOAR­D
• Pilgrims lose notions of pride and prejudice on Camino byways
• The North belongs to Hume’s critics as well
• CRITICS POURED VITRIOL WEEK AFTER WEEK, BUT JOHN WON IN THE END
• A giant whose legacy of peace and reconcilia­tion will live forever
• Vision of hope delivered country from intellectu­al straitjack­et
• THE FAMILY FRIEND WE ALL LOVED TO SEE
• NATIONALIS­TS HAVE YET TO FULLY MEET HUME’S HOPES
• HUME’S NOBLE WORK FOR PEACE HAS COST US A HIGH POLITICAL PRICE
• A BROKEN BEIRUT AT BOILING POINT
• Patrick Sawer
• Hopeful Belarus goes to the polls, as dictator digs in
• ‘Sabotage’ claim over pre-election US postal reform
• Roles reverse as Silicon Valley now looks to East for big ideas
• Culture wars in western world a mirror image of those up North
• MILLENNIAL DIARY
• Have I Told You Lately why birthday boy Van’s the Man?
• COUNTRY MATTERS
• Whip system is not sustainabl­e in an age of changing coalitions
• Public houses plus a virus are bad for public health
• O’Malley report is a reset for handling of sex crimes, with fairness at its heart
• Midlands scare can be our wake-up call
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• Martin must show vision, or FF’s fate could be that of SDLP
• Incredible stories of love and loss prevail through generation­s
• Meaty looks but Citycarver just doesn’t cut it
• There’s one twist of the tail we rarely read about
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Pete Hamill
• Stan Mellor
• Peacemaker never quit on his dream
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No478
• Brolly attack on life coaches ‘shocking’
• Countdown to a Christmas like no other
• Poor legislatio­n the foundation of problems in planning system
• Tayto Park supremo straps in for uncertain times
• US firm Integer plans new ‘€100m’ facility in Galway
• Sean Pollock
• Accenture brews beer in Dublin as Covid test
• MAKING WORK WORK FOR YOU
• HOPE IN COVID TIMES
• Irish guests ease pain for luxury hotel sector
• Irish-owned medtech firm nears acquisitio­n of Pocono Coated Products
• Retro enjoys drive-in boom as it plans to screen Slane shows
• Errigal to invest £20m in new Brexit strategy
• Value of gold stored by Irish metals broker GoldCore surges past €100m
• DAA boss confident first staff will leave in September as talks progress
• Irish job app delivers on Foodhub deal
• GINA LONDON HELPS YOU TO GET AHEAD AT WORK,
• Technology can transform healthcare — but a culture change is also needed
• Irish talent tech is helping businesses and employees to learn and thrive
• ‘Most of the work you do as a comedian is unpaid’
• OTHER BENEFITS TO PERK UP YOUR POCKET
• No need to sweat the small stuff
• Retail brands face existentia­l crisis as online calls the shots JOHN McGEE
• Liquidatio­n-threatened hotel could be saved by investors
• Waking Hours
• A Sense of Place
• Casual Statement
• Stefanie Preissner
• Taste For LIFE
• The Mammy Complex
• My Favourite Room
• The Domestic
• Rude Health
• Lucinda’s Top 20
• THERE’S A PLACE FOR US...
• The ability to respond and not react
• Muddles & models
• Amuse bouche... Ironman
• Jennifer’s Cranberry Porridge Bread
• A feast of tomatoes
• Braised Lamb with tomatoes, cannellini beans, and rosemary
• Sun-dried tomato pesto
• The social distancing drinker
• BOUDOIR BISCUIT CAKE
• SWEET POTATO & CHAI MUFFINS
• The Irish Queen of Hollywood who did it her way
• How I learnt to stop being a whinging dick
• Should I finally cut my ties with my bullying mother?
• A reminder to keep getting in good trouble
• Here’s to being poor and happy! I think...
• We need to talk about things to change them
• The ‘beached whale’ is my new Pilates position
• My daughter’s chickenpox turned into a deadly sepsis
• STREPTOCOC­CAL SEPSIS: a rare complicati­on to be aware of
• ‘All racism is based on fear. So the less racist you are, the less fearful you become...’
• Lana stays on her own 24-7 Sylvia Plath path
• MY CULTURAL LIFE
• THE RETURN OF LIVE THEATRE
• Chilling look at the bunker-builders preparing to survive the apocalypse
• Donoghue stars with uncannily-timed pandemic novel
• Graphic scenes in a tragicomic island murder mystery
• BEST-SELLERS
• Fear of Flying for a millennial generation
• A few good men lifting spirits in an ocean of badness
• Grandiose Newport mansions take you back to a Gilded Age

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