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Sunday Independent (Ireland), 11 Octubre 2026

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Sunday Independent (Ireland), publicado en idioma Inglés, es un periódico de Irlanda. Accede a Sunday Independent (Ireland) en línea en PressReader o descarga los números para leerlos más tarde. Explora los números anteriores de Sunday Independent (Ireland) en el archivo.

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ArticleFAREWELL TO A BELOVED WIFE AND MOTHER

Michael Flat­ley, right, and his son Michael St James carry the coffin at the funeral of Niamh Flat­ley (née O’Brien) in Mount Mer­rion, Dub­lin, yes­ter­day. Michael Flat­ley stood at Madison Square Gar­dens in New York about to go on stage. There in...

FAREWELL TO A BELOVED WIFE AND MOTHER

ArticleTo think we thought money would solve our prob­lems

If this is us when we’re rich, can you ima­gine if we were poor? We used to be poor, of course, and we got through it, and maybe we’ll be poor again and have to learn to live with it. But it’ll be that bit harder the next time, because we’ll have a...

To think we thought money would solve our prob­lems

ArticleStrikes ‘will lead to winter of chaos in our hos­pit­als’

The health ser­vice is bra­cing itself for the biggest strike the coun­try has seen in nearly two dec­ades, with thou­sands of patients set to face “con­sequences for months” over can­celled hos­pital appoint­ments. A full day of indus­trial action...

Strikes ‘will lead to winter of chaos in our hos­pit­als’

ArticleWhat happened after my dread­ful hos­pital stay gives me reason to hope

Wthey wanted to do was apo­lo­gise for my exper­i­ence, and that it was not what they wished for any patient. I said that I had not come wield­ing an axe. I also said I could give them a list of what I con­sidered hor­ror stor­ies that had not been...

What happened after my dread­ful hos­pital stay gives me reason to hope

ArticleWhy I’m back­ing Bakhurst as RTÉ under siege

This is a fight in which I have sev­eral dogs. Some are older and shag­gier than oth­ers. But when I see RTÉ under siege from care­less politi­cians, I feel the call to battle. It is nearly 40 years since I left the sta­tion for the BBC, but RTÉ runs...

Why I’m back­ing Bakhurst as RTÉ under siege

ArticleAI: How wor­ried should you be?

Most people do not trust arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence (AI) com­pan­ies to reg­u­late them­selves, and want gov­ern­ments to take on the respons­ib­il­ity, the latest Sunday Inde­pend­ent/Ire­land Thinks poll shows. The vast major­ity of respond­ents...

AI: How wor­ried should you be?

ArticleHogan chases UN job say­ing ‘a single EU can­did­ate would be help­ful’

Former European com­mis­sioner Phil Hogan, who is try­ing to land the job of lead­ing the United Nations’ food agency, has said it would be “help­ful” to have EU back­ing for a single can­did­ate. The former Irish min­is­ter is one of three Europeans...

Hogan chases UN job say­ing ‘a single EU can­did­ate would be help­ful’

ArticleRTÉ to sub­mit busi­ness case on vol­un­tary redund­an­cies ahead of Oire­achtas grilling

RTÉ will sub­mit an updated busi­ness case on their next round of vol­un­tary redund­an­cies to Media Min­is­ter Patrick O’Donovan tomor­row. A spokes­per­son for RTÉ told the Sunday Inde­pend­ent that RTÉ has agreed with the Depart­ment of Cul­ture...

RTÉ to sub­mit busi­ness case on vol­un­tary redund­an­cies ahead of Oire­achtas grilling