Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2017-03-12

• Cut taxes for Brexit strategy: Donohoe
• THE KILLER, THE WILL & THE €500K GUBU LEGACY
• Minding the living and the dead
• CHARLIE’S LOVE LETTER
• 200 post offices face closure
• CHELTENHAM GUIDE
• Archbishop calls for Tuam probe to be widened
• Alan Kelly rebuffs FG, takes swipe at Labour
• Hard future without a strong centre weakens us all — Paschal Donohoe,
• Pia Bang Stokes — we are happy and relieved it’s all over
• Gardai given training in abuse victim interviews
• Head knocks in schools rugby could hinder emotional growth
• Constellat­ion of stars joins Riverdance and Haven to help the people of Haiti
• Minister snubs EU chief ’s visit for graduation
• The thought of retirement is very scary, says Ken Doherty
• Expert group wants nightclub drug tests
• Moya and the obstetrici­an deliver a new ‘baby’
• ‘This is a terrible tragedy and we are heartbroke­n’
• Is Ireland ready to play its part in the countdown to Brexit?
• FG fails to mention that pensioners in promo video are party members
• Enda’s focus is plight of the 50,000
• Coffee is a million euro trade in garages
• Life and death of thriller author who tracked down Bishop Casey
• Happy hour is a tapas and chat for us millennial­s living in the spotlight
• The problem with backing horses is... they’re horses
• Stone-haunting bird of the furze
• I’m from Barcelona, a true Cat-alan
• ‘I think what I’m best at is just being me,’ says Porter
• Marian faced suicidal urges 40 times a day
• Hammer murder trial sheds light on dark secret behind closed door
• CIA — GELLER IS FOR REAL
• Turkish vote row with Netherland­s heats up
• US judge halts travel ban on Syrian family
• Trillion reasons why Trump is playing long game
• UN warns of impending famine threats
• What if ‘Grace’ had been left in the care of the Church?
• Time to call off the lynch mob: the nuns were victims too
• Midnight in the back gardens of Tuam
• Philomena: ‘Horror goes beyond belief ’
• All Catherine Corless wanted was a decent burial for 796 babies
• Tuam should not be reduced to a game of competitiv­e outrage
• ‘Grace’ whistleblo­wer breaks silence: a voice speaking up from the shadows
• Fine Gael stands at the crossroads as competing visions vie for votes
• Arlene Foster now needs to channel old foe David Trimble
• Sinn Fein could lose its image as the ethnic nationalis­t party
• The economy is strong but pay demands are stronger
• Populism is flowing into Irish mainstream
• Ireland’s tragic saga must end
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• ‘How do we make this a more contented place?’ Because it’s not at the moment ‘I’ve no interest being in politics to manage the status quo’
• ‘THERE ARE COMPLEX AND DIFFICULT ISSUES THAT MANY WOMEN HAVE TO DEAL WITH’
• Is Phil Collins really such a bad dad?
• Time for a measured approach to tackle drink-driving menace
• Hands-free gets Civic approval
• Peugeot 3008 wins title race
• When a drop of Paddy’s can help lift the spirits
• Tommy Gemmell
• Clyde Stubblefie­ld
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• The children we have lost
• They knew about the babies for 90 years
• Change in rural Ireland is only a problem when it stops changing
• More than 200 post offices to close in An Post overhaul plan
• McGuinness’ thriller Riviera heads for Cannes
• Lloyd’s of London set to shun Dublin in post-Brexit plans
• Small town blues
• Brexit beaters
• Dear Bank of Ireland – I want Apple Pay not cheques
• Offshore assets haul may net minnows rather than sharks
• Noonan takes the risk of punters buying shares in AIB
• The figures behind Coulson’s ‘cool’ €1.5bn
• Irish engineerin­g firm plans UK buyouts and targets €25m in sales
• Germany to lift spending by €38bn by 2021
• Cheltenham beware as Corcoran tightens reins
• Proportion of female directors at Irish startups in decline
• Irish recruiter Jobbio in deal with IDG UK
• Wallace’s Bill to cut time vulture funds have to pursue debt
• LGBT-friendly wealth management company targets Irish customers
• Export confidence at five-year low over ‘hard Brexit’ fears
• Irish hospital tech firm signs Intel deal to help capture slice of $40bn market
• Datasec event to shine light on new EU regulation­s
• Elon Musk vows to fix Australia power woes in 100 days
• Bust and boom and bust again? O’Higgins has seen it all in the property game
• Focus on keeping US safe but open for business as Trump ban II lands
• High profile or not, personal insolvency works for debtors
• Don’t duck out: claim overpaid tax back before Revenue deadline applies
• Iconic Irish brand remains true to old Quaker values as coffee scene continues to grow
• Winter is coming in battle for future of marketing and communicat­ions
• It’s time motor insurers applied the brakes to the premium hikes
• THE 60-SECOND GUIDE TO... AVOIDING COSTLY INVESTMENT MISTAKES
• ‘My ideal life would be forever on the road with no more than a suitcase’
• What should I do with my €150,000 pension fund now I’ve been made redundant?
• Serving up a success story
• Irish firms can be driving force in Swedish vehicle manufactur­ing
• I don’t need to be an expert in everything – I just need to understand all the moving parts
• C&C still has a hangover from US cider acquisitio­n
• High-flyers are queuing up to land in Dublin 4
• STEVE DEMPSEY
• Wham bam thank you Ham (sandwicH)
• Carol Thais up ‘special’ property deal in Bangkok
• How to lose weight and become too thin
• KATY HARRINGTON
• ELEANOR GOGGIN
• AINE O’CONNOR
• The curious history of our disappeari­ng dogs
• IRISH DOGS
• My husband refuses to give me money unless I agree to sex
• Is it possible to move on after his 10-year affair?
• Here’s some sound advice to my younger self
• Learning how to live with loss
• Old enough to repay... but still afraid to sell
• From Russia, with love...
• Where there is a Will — there’s a play
• Jordan returns with convoluted, dark fantasy
• Madeleine Keane
• Lyrical exploratio­n of our incredible and fragile borderland
• Stunning debut with black humour and emotion
• Farm soap vicar bows out with ‘best ever story’
• A wilder side to Downton’s dapper Dan
• FILM OF THE WEEK
• Kong: Skull Island
• Chilling dystopias in town and country
• WHAT LIES BENEATH
• St Patrick’s Day in the Caribbean
• Learning to chill, African style
• A spoonful of Julie Andrews
• Daniel now the Nabob of Nice
• Reclaiming the voices of women for one day
• CATCH-UP TV - CASE YOU MISSED IT...
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• FILM hIGhLIGhTS
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• SATELLITE
• EAT, SLEEP, EXERCISE, STAY SANE
• DANCING STARS
• GEORGE HOOK, BROADCASTE­R
• NOT ALL FUN AND GAMES
• HOW SNAPCHAT BECAME THE NEW ROCK ’N’ ROLL
• THE REALITY BEHIND
• INSTA ‘PERFECTION’
• ‘I refuse to eat humble pie’
• Amuse bouche... Competitiv­e weaning
• The perfect... Wet-cured roast ham
• Luck of the Irish
• IRISH STEW
• PURPLE SPROUTING BROCCOLI WITH HARD-BOILED EGG, CHORIZO CRUMB AND SHAVINGS OF COOLEA CHEESE
• Date-night dilemma
• The social drinker
• PEANUT BUTTER SWIRL HOME-MADE CHOCOLATE BARS
• The magic number
• Three to try... Himalayan peaks
• MEN OF LEISURE
• TRIONA’S TRENDS
• GIVING LIP
• DAYS OF HEAVEN
• BROTHERS IN ARMS
• A FAMILY AT WAR
• ANDREW MALCOLM
• Room to run wild in the fields of Co Cork
• PENTHOUSE STYLE
• NEON BRIGHTS
• Smaller units are a tempting option for first-time buyers
• Will a rug affect my underfloor heating?
• Blooms that steal the show
• Time to adopt system of ‘best use’ not ‘last use’
• How do you buy a house these days?
• GSA tapping rich vein with its Irish student housing schemes
• A thing of beauty for €2.65m on one of Dublin 4’s finest roads
• Elmpark brings fight to Dublin’s CBD on rent
• London’s luxury landlords cutting rents over Brexit

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