Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2021-01-10

• Mother and Baby Homes: 9,000 children died
• WWDD: What would Donie do?
• INJECTIONS OF HOPE
• Medics told ‘save oxygen’ for surge
• ‘One body for women’s sport would solve many problems’
• Practical tips for getting through winter
• As fascism rampaged, something beautiful happened
• Schools were safe before Christmas, but not now
• Judge, developer and banker’s day out at Wembley
• Toxic division won’t end with Trump’s exit
• Daniel Kinahan was floored by his own ego
• Minted moguls snapping up stately homes
• DNA, dental records key to identifyin­g skeletal remains
• 300pc jump in tests for drug driving
• ‘I am happy to talk about who I am because diversity matters on television’
• FAI oversight on spending is questioned
• Bill for Witness Protection Programme drops to €200k
• P-P-Pick up a pandemic skill — penguin art
• Women were ‘taunted’ while they gave birth
• Hope virus case numbers ‘might be starting to plateau’
• Doctors fear being left last in ‘mish-mashed’ approach
• DARKNESS BEFORE THE DAWN
• ‘We all really miss George — how could this happen?’
• Keyes to help budding writers unlock their talents
• Half of inmates get ‘enhanced’ jail allowance
• Notes show Government’s concern over US transfer of power
• ‘I can’t be blamed for those accents — I didn’t even get to speak to the cast’
• Cramped offices and bad air vex diplomats
• GUNN SHOOTS FROM THE LIP ON COACHING A-LISTERS
• ‘FANTASTIC UPTAKE’ AS AMBULANCE CREWS GET VACCINE
• Just Watt is all the fuss about?
• The vaccine? It’s the best going-away present ever
• Lessons from past lockdowns lost as children get left behind
• Homework not being done on school shutdown
• Covid and poverty take no prisoners on either side of the political divide
• Everyone should be a sceptic but never a lazy cynic or a fool’s fool
• I got a message from the future about the kind of world to come
• Brexit broadening Paddy’s nouveau reach
• Celebrity splits are divorced from reality
• Pied wader a rare visitor to Ireland
• ‘A talking sock or a saucepan would do a better job than Boris’
• WHAT LED TO TRUMP U-TURN ON CAPITOL HILL RIOTERS?
• Sarah Palin: the spark that ignited America’s hard-right revolt
• Trump brand turns toxic as foreign friends flee
• Biden refuses to back calls for impeachmen­t
• Sussexes flee social media due to online ‘hate’
• Boeing passenger jet crashes into the ocean near Jakarta
• Ireland falls down in vaccine delivery,
• We have to start planning now for a better post-Covid nation
• Referendum on a united Ireland is democratic right
• Trump followers are toxic tribal nationalis­ts — sound familiar?
• Piles of human hair and shoes ensure we can’t forget the past
• We must protect liberal democracy
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• Covid thrives in a welter of partisan views and agendas
• Whistles blew and drums beat ominously: it had to end badly
• Staying afloat: taking 2021 one level at a time
• LUCINDA’S NOTICEBOAR­D
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Stormy weather and welcomed windfalls abound
• Gerry Marsden
• Albert Roux
• Tommy Docherty
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No500
• Time to give Leaving Cert students a break
• Pull harder! Row back on drift into neuter territory
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• No room for game-playing in context of Covid
• US pays for letting dark money and disinforma­tion run riot
• Brexit begins to bite as range of firms warn of trade issues
• Creaven faces High Court battle over alleged €120k restaurant rent arrears
• Ireland sets standard on social media rules
• A SAFE HARBOUR FOR YOUR MONEY
• LEADERS’ LESSONS OF CAPITOL CHAOS
• GOOGLE’S UNION CONUNDRUM p10
• Shift to more expensive cars shows two-speed Covid economy
• Siro network to pass 430,000 homes by middle of next year
• US app Strava is riding into Ireland with plans to invest in new team
• Online boom helped whiskey brands in 2020
• Dublin-based food order app Bamboo acquired by company behind Fetch
• Forestry owners warn sector faces ‘extreme’ threat from permits issue
• Sport Endorse in €45m African cycle deal
• Design and craft expo goes virtual in 2021 due to Covid
• O’Connor’s brush with lockdown surge
• America shows us risks of partisan news as media commission starts work
• BREXIT BATTLES
• INVESTOR RISKS IN 2021
• Should I combine all my pensions?
• Customer experience has never been more important
• Tech and expertise combine to help drive ambitious global offshore wind growth
• In tough times we have to dig deep and find our ‘grit’
• Octavia’s best foot forward
• Hale’s growth hopes rise as it announces merger with VIP
• Roslyn Dee recalls Joyce’s Zurich; 5 activity breaks to plan
• MY CULTURAL LIFE
• ‘After the shooting, the attacker made his way to a local field. Onlookers saw gardaí surround him — and in the standoff, the man was given cigarettes and a pint of Guinness...’
• ‘How are you going to survive today if you take yourself so seriously? We live in this weirdly complex culture where everyone is offended all the time... ‘
• ‘Writing is not for the faint-hearted. But I think that if it really matters to you, and you can do the work, you’ll get there — but it is hard. It’s borrowed time, stolen time even...’
• Martin Scorsese’s latest movie shows why he believes New York City was destroyed 25 years ago and turned into a theme park
• ‘I just go “Wow, was I really in The Beatles?” I have a safety valve where I kind of block it off,’ says Paul McCartney
• Whatever your interest, there’s a podcast for it — and the book world is no exception
• Altan singer Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh on the power of gratitude
• Brendan O’Connor and David Bowie: one argument that will never stop
• Brighid’s Diary
• AT THE TOP OF THEIR GAME IRISH WOMEN CRIME WRITERS
• MEDICAL MAVERICKS THREE WHO CHALLENGED CONVENTION
• HEAR THEIR VOICES: WOMEN SINGING OUT
• Powerful piece veers off course
• Grim spectre of Covid and an evil serial killer cast growing shadows
• A sock down in lockdown with 20 Shots of artistry
• Why, deep in our hearts, we’re all on the ‘N 17’
• Redemption in piecing together our brokenness
• MY LIFE IN BOOKS: RACHEL RYAN
• GRAB YOUR HEADPHONES: SIX MORE PODCASTS SHARING THE WRITE STUFF
• A pulse-pounding survival story
• Last respects: Roslyn Dee visits Joyce’s Zurich
• New voices and stories help balance the books
• Blake delivers twists and turns in dark mystery
• BESTSELLER­S
• Echoes of Shriver in chilling tale of a bad child and a damaged mother
• Satellite
• Satellite
• Satellite
• Satellite
• Satellite
• Satellite
• Satellite
• Core strength
• Stefanie Preissner
• Frozen sands
• The Wholefoodi­e
• The fast lane
• My Favourite Room
• Rachel Allen
• Nobody Tells You
• Interiors
• Lucinda O’Sullivan
• Wardrobe watch
• Future food
• New scentsatio­n
• Thai pork noodle broth
• Sausage, bean and kale soup
• Moroccan chickpeaso­up
• The social drinker

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