Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2021-02-14

• Leaving Cert will go ahead and schools set to reopen
• Desmond’s works go on despite Covid lockdown
• We are not a cat; we’re just tired
• WHAT’S HAPPENING TO OUR MENTAL HEALTH?
• WHAT NOW FOR OUR COVID-BATTERED NATION?
• Quarantine hotels to hire private police
• Full steam ahead for six-day virtual St Patrick’s Festival
• Collins’ bloodied cap ‘too delicate for permanent display’
• Letter from the Editor
• Pandemic fails to put a dent in property prices
• Son may have been instigator in farm deaths
• Star of Healy-Rae double act needs to go solo
• FF’s Carmela wing are lambs to the slaughter
• Blindboy on how he’s coping with lockdown
• Cupid’s arrow striking on first dates in lockdown love quest
• Investigat­ion into more sex abuse claims against school rugby coach
• Varadkar faces GP contract inquiry
• Operation Trace has not forgotten about rapist Larry Murphy
• Teacher fights to clear his name of Tamil Tigers terror record
• Gardaí box clever as US agencies join fight to bring down Kinahan
• Over 100 officers quizzed in fixed-penalty abuse inquiry
• Restaurant­s turn to CBI on claims
• The world and our place in it changed utterly
• Mental health charities feel the strain as pleas for help soar
• ‘Forgotten frontline’ of family carers live in fear
• Pitiful probe has yet to solve mystery of how outbreak began
• Remembranc­e events ‘must be for all who died’
• How and when we can all re-emerge from lockdown
• Lockdown hits bum note with music and sport fans
• Tone-deaf about Covid? Forgive me, you must be a celebrity
• TEN VACCINE DOSES LOST BECAUSE OF LEAKY VIALS
• Ryanair flies the flag while teens fly blind on TikTok
• Trump is still driving this plot against America
• Time for tadpoles and tiny tapers
• Rynagh had sublime talent that was worth waiting for
• From the clubs to the courts: colourful tycoon who left €23m in his will
• Dare we shake our tax tree a bit more while the going is still good?
• Cleaner to Aisle Six, please — there’s been another toddler meltdown
• ‘Catch me if you can’ — writers on wanted list taunt junta as Myanmar law suspended
• Oops, we did it: stars say sorry to fragile Britney
• ‘The Healy-Raes are the elites and no amount of posturing will change that’
• The ‘revolution’ needs more carpenters and fewer master’s
• Making victims the villains and slashing awards won’t cut insurance costs
• EU is timidly complicit in allowing democracy to be dismantled
• Take back control from the drug lords
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• Trust scientists, not the teachers, on reopening
• Change is coming and Republic needs to talk to North about it
• Our childcare system doesn’t work for anyone
• Food to go: rolling with the punches
• On the dry for Lent now, but still pining for pints in the pub
• LUCINDA’S NOTICEBOAR­D
• Saintly friends are always close to our hearts
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Mary Wilson
• Larry Flynt
• John Pullin
• Leon Spinks
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No505
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• This hardy bunch survives
• Media bias on full display with Biden
• Image merchants don’t cut it in a pandemic
• A €200 drug debt means a death sentence in gangland
• Drinks veteran Cooney warns of long recovery for the pub trade
• CHANGE COMING TO BANK SECTOR
• Giving great gifts by homegrown firms,
• Redundancy fears as Aer Lingus offers unpaid leave
• Donegal and Derry look to cross-border enterprise space
• €500k racing venture backed by high rollers
• Plans for new Chanelle distributi­on hub in Co Galway refused
• Dublin Bus proposes pilot scheme to provide thousands of e-scooters
• Thurles Covid test agent sells 40,000 kits to Irish companies
• Pinergy’s lifestyle tariffs to target remote workers
• GINA LONDON HELPS YOU TO GET AHEAD AT WORK,
• Marketing will play a key role in rebooting Irish tourism
• Bitcoin seeking to cash in on the future of finance
• Targeted solutions are needed to help reform Ireland’s insurance sector
• ‘The house sale went through when I was in hospital having our baby.’
• SWEETS, TREATS & TIPPLES
• Health cover for seriously ill baby?
• Tips to help your retailers make more sales for you
• No business is too small to join Ireland’s big drive for exports
• Like us, not all cars age well
• Ireland has to deal with its media funding before tackling Big Tech
• GameStop surge could lead to trading addiction issues
• O’Connor to share secrets of success in new biography
• Catherine Murphy reveals the love of her life – a village in Spain
• The Pope condemned it,
• “There was a phenomenon
• Happy Saint Valentine’s Day:
• Brighid’s Diary
• Natalie Britton on life in LA, racism and motherhood
• BRENDAN O’CONNOR MID-LIFE CRISIS
• THE ART OF SHOPPING: HOW TO BUY WORK ONLINE
• ‘Every family has someone in mental health distress at the moment’
• HEAD START: FOUR WRITERLY PSYCHIATRI­STS
• Pike shines in darkly delicious noir romp
• Hewson has it in the ‘Eyes’ chiller while Heigl lights up ‘Firefly Lane’
• Enduring love – 10 of the best romantic novels
• Masked stars hit the spot while creepy villains keep sleep at bay
• Electrifyi­ng portrayal of lust lights up stage and screen
• There’s always time for a chat with the Gaffer
• Polly salutes the dark side in her stories
• Magritte’s lovers II foretell of a world of a veiled kiss
• Lyrical tale of long friendship between lord and freed slave
• MY LIFE IN BOOKS: PATRICIA GIBNEY
• Robber with a dream
• BESTSELLER­S
• Sympathy for the old Devil
• Don’t missthis
• Wednesday Thursday
• Editor’s letter
• Recipe for success
• Rationing fashion
• Love notes
• Lucinda O’Sullivan
• My Favourite Room
• Stefanie Preissner
• Young, gifted and black
• Waxing lyrical
• Nobody Tells You...
• The Wholefoodi­e
• Iced shortbread hearts
• The social drinker

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