Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2014-02-23

• How gardai ‘scapegoate­d McCabe’ over killer release
• ‘I now know he didn’t let my attacker go free’
• BISHOP, BANKER, BOARDROOM, SPY!
• The future of the Force hangs in the balance.
• A Christian burial for Reilly and UHI.
• Ahern facing investigat­ion over claims for expenses
• City of Culture job still hasn’t been advertised
• US station eyeing up ‘Operation Transforma­tion’
• Irish warriors can’t land killer blow
• ‘Pantigate’ row rumbles on as journalist takes extended leave
• Bailed twice, taxi driver’s attacker was free to kill
• ‘Everything is on line for Shatter and Callinan’
• The spy who snubbed me: 007’s door shuts on my secret mission
• They ‘destroyed’ you, garda told
• Cabinet to look at whistleblo­wer claims
• Zoo forced to put down 28 animals in three years
• Seizures of illegal cigarettes slump
• FULL LIST OF ANIMALS EUTHANISED BY DUBLIN Z00 2011-2013
• You can get a bull calf for the price of a cappuccino
• Five post-mortems carried out in six days
• Photograph­er with a heavenly touch turns focus to Italy
• WHO’S WHO IN THE
• Mathews close to final decision on EU elections bid
• Property market’s Ronaldo has the world at his feet
• Adultery key to a happy marriage
• ‘No homes’ for middle earners in capital city
• Panti taking positives from RTE controvers­y as bar business booms
• Nama beefs up departing staff data restrictio­ns
• Barristers help homeowners
• Truth is, ‘literary fiction’ is in need of a few novel ideas
• If you’re holding your breath for Fine Gael’s promised health initiative­s, don’t
• Millions seized from criminals must be spent on deprived areas, says Costello
• So you might be beginning to wonder if the dice are loaded
• Billions, scandal – Nama drama to run and run
• Stifling innovative thinking remains great civil disservice
• Baffled citizens are betrayed yet again
• Fifteen years ago we witnessed a miracle — an inquiry that worked
• Docklands officials racked up over €1m on luxury expenses
• Church still evades moral accountabi­lity
• Belief that corruption is rife here a mistaken one
• It’s pretty pointless having laws if no one is going to enforce them
• No end to grieving mother’s pain
• School sex education must be comprehens­ive and regulated
• Ukraine partition fears grow as parliament impeaches Yanukovych
• Putin fills vacuum left by the West
• Tymoshenko’s speech: ‘You are heroes’
• Russia holds a trump card in its massive foreign exchange war chest
• WHAT’S LIKELY TO HAPPEN NOW?
• Gathering of past and future popes
• From Lady Macbeth to Bridget and back
• Truth is the biggest casualty in untold story of Syria’s civil war
• ‘Girls’ star Dunham would love a little scandal of her own
• For transgende­rs, getting a normal, safe job is never really a career option
• Rugby and ballet: why gay men can love both
• Provos’ murder campaign copper-fastened partition
• We need to rescue God from religion
• U2 star Bono to write charity tribute to his late father
• Labour looks after Shatter — and its own pensions
• We expect unlimited rights but forget responsibi­lities
• Nationwide mortgage holders? Let them eat cake, says Noonan
• Shatter turns a minor wound into a toxic sore
• FG minister under fire but Labour is hit
• Quotes of the week
• Shatter’s support has shallow roots
• ‘They are not going to shut me up’: pledge of the Garda whistleblo­wer
• Judge needs to think outside the box to get at truth
• Pipe down, public: your Government knows best
• Fog of amnesia around the Great War is lifting
• Braveheart­s may balk at leaving union
• Land that time should forget
• Argument for fluoridati­on doesn’t hold water
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO 927
• Sir Tom Finney
• Campbell Bruce
• Theodore Millon
• Padraig C Herr
• Pansies put on a happy face in spring sunshine
• Hawk’s hunting partner – a car
• Creative folk glad to find themselves in The Dock
• Sheriff needs to flash badge and clean up Charityvil­le
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD NO 141
• No difference in order of suffering
• Mall will not honour heritage
• Bitter air at loss of fantasy empire
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• AIB rugby fat cats
• Attempt to rise above the fray may backfire
• How We Destroyed Capitalism
• Claire Byrne Exclusive
• Rachel Allen
• My Romcom Hell
• THE KNOWLEDGE
• MY FAVOURITE ROOM
• TABLETALK Lucinda is impressed in Blackrock
• WAKING HOURS
• DON’TMILKIT
• FIRST PERSON
• HERE’SAFEW CAPITALIDE­AS
• THE LOVES OF MY LIFE:
• MUM’S THE WORD
• MUM’S THE WORD
• PESTER POWER
• CAULIFLOWE­R CHEESE
• TRIONA’S TRENDS
• TRIONA’S MOST WANTED
• RUN FOR COVER
• Skoda Octavia RS
• Volvo’s 174bhp V40 D4 R-Design
• The A to Zoom of Swiss motoring
• Solid all-rounders but the Auris just edges it
• What songs do our TV and radio personalit­ies listen to when driving?
• Range Rover has built Swiss Army knife of cars – but X5 just has edge
• Diverse variety of treats on offer for lovers of motoring
• Wraith’s a showstoppe­r that few will afford to see
• Are the French losing their grip on the Michelin Guide?
• ‘MK2 Jag has a quirky body . . . just like me’
• Finding a suitable used family car for around €20,000
• The charm of VW’s camper van will ensure it motors on forever – despite the breakdowns
• Tempted to buy one? Some key advice from camper owners
• Mercedes-Benz Spider and its tangled web
• 10 ways to keep cash in the bank and out of your tank

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