Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2018-10-28

• Now for the real election
• Let’s hear it for the bongs
• Casey: I’ll join Fianna Fail and be Taoiseach
• Lynda La Plante: My life of crime
• Over 70s are safer drivers
• Meet the President’s brother
• The best analysis
• Nuns ‘failed in duty’ over baby burials
• Miriam: Credit for Sean’s ratings not down to me
• Government is still working out cost of school repair bills
• ‘The Presidency represents Ireland — in all our strengths and vulnerabil­ities’
• SINN FEIN’S GAMBLE FAILS AS HIGGINS AND CASEY LEAVE NI RIADA TRAILING
• Well done to a worthy winner
• Candidates count the cost of failed Aras bids with bills set to top €1m
• Blasphemy swept away by 65pc margin
• The vital discussion all parents should have with their children
• Eyes on the skies to solve mystery of the missing murmuratio­ns
• Campaigner­s furious as raw sewage continues to flow into bay
• Martin says Rome missed abuse culture
• Inadequate care funding forces people out of homes
• The nomination that was beyond imaginatio­n
• So how the hell did he do that?
• Faction fighting? Sock it to ’em JB
• Spooky sounds of old Hallowe’en
• Little Mindy makes a big impression
• How my drinking pal Bernard had a brilliant eye for the absurdity in life
• TRUMP: DON’T BLAME ME
• Undeterred migrants keep moving in hope of a better life in America
• Glam pals exit as tycoon loses his star touch
• 11 killed as gunman opens fire at baby-naming ceremony in synagogue
• From Cohen to Cave to Prince, lost in music with John Reynolds
• MILLENNIAL DIARY
• Virgin Media must not play a ‘me too’ role with RTE
• Time for Martin to deal with perpetual nuisance of O Cuiv
• Every part of rural Ireland has its own place in planning a future of prosperity
• Mismanagem­ent in banking must be held to account
• Mischief played a part in this pointless election
• Patronisin­g the voters invites disaster
• More bank reform before pay cap lift
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• Campaign reveals the paradoxes of politics
• Less is more with Higgins, but at what cost?
• How the hell did we end up with a second festive season?
• The once-trendy mega-burgers that now leave a bad taste in the mouth
• Super 8 is worth the wait
• Savour a season of swift change over coffee
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD no 1,171
• John Reynolds
• Carlos Ezquerra
• Osamu Shimomura
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No385
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• If it looks like racism, and it sounds like racism...
• Mary Lou must take personal responsibi­lity for SF humiliatio­n
• FoodCloud wins AIB backing for growth
• Bartra Capital plans €600m residentia­l developmen­t spree
• HUNGRY FOR SUCCESS
• RISING FAST
• Is Fair Deal the best deal for you?
• Housing minister deflates Airbnb with overdue curb on rules
• Canada-listed Group Eleven begins 2,000-metre preliminar­y zinc drill in Limerick
• Sanction threat to Aughinish Alumina
• Irish-founded WElink Group sells 46mw solar plant
• Boylesport­s founder warns tax hike threatens 300 jobs
• C&C to stockpile Bulmers to beat Brexit hangover
• Investec’s McCarthy joins IPL Plastics to lead acquisitio­ns strategy
• DAA seeks deal for greater flexibilit­y to use its staff between terminals
• Shell hit for further €89m loss as it awaits completion of Corrib gas field sale
• GINA LONDON HELPS YOU TO GET AHEAD AT WORK,
• Sarasin holding off on Ryanair and CRH stakes
• We need to talk about small business in the Finance Bill
• Sports sponsorshi­p enters the big league with market worth €200m
• Government is favouring self-employed and business owners over PAYE workers
• MUST-KNOWS ON NURSING HOME BILLS
• Will child’s share account face tax bill?
• Three investment lessons learned from the global financial crisis
• ‘I walked away from a job in Italy due to the heat’
• Don’t follow the herd: boost sales of your new concept by showing how it saves time and cash
• UK biotech firm goes greener than grass with move to Cork
• Disruptive tech brings great opportunit­ies for Irish firms
• Simple hacks to keep your data safer when abroad
• What are the best ways to help my staff get through a stressful period for my firm?
• Markets rocked as shares slump knocks $125bn off Amazon and Google value
• The €3.5bn waiting game at AIB puts Donohoe in sharp focus
• Why eCars are still non-starters
• Lagan escapes with a smile from Dublin Vaults’ dock
• Exceptiona­l writing in 2018’s Irish Book Awards shortlists
• ‘Sigrid’: The new Scandi lifestyle trend
• Help me hypnothera­py, you’re my only hope
• Why I’m becoming a real danger to myself
• The moral of the story is look up not down
• The heiress, the actress and the ‘sex cult’ leader
• Hollywood stars with links to cults
• My mentally ill hubby blackmails me so I stay in a loveless marriage
• My argumentat­ive boyfriend disagrees with everything I say
• This is not punishment — and it’s not justice
• Loving family on the same wavelength
• Michelle and the menopause
• I don’t give a damn what age I am, I want to do this...’
• MY CULTURAL LIFE Design: Cornishwar­e by TG Green
• Scary things that go bump in the autumn night
• Long-held secrets revealed
• How Uncle Paddy made me an Eyre to the Bronte’s great literary realm
• Dark star’s atmosphere and enigma
• Sober thoughts in the Emerald City
• Bohemian Rhapsody
• Into the mystic with Van and Robert
• WHAT LIES BENEATH
• Why proud Meath lad Killian is at home in theatre of dreams
• In Russia’s empire of the senses
• The dawn patrol over Kirchberg
• The cards come crashing down
• PODCASTS — LISTEN AT YOUR LEISURE
• McMahon showing true class
• Spouting hot air about climate change
• CATCH-UP TV - CASE YOU MISSED IT...
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• FILM HIGHLIGHTS
• Lucinda tries a new Michelin star in west Cork
• Rugby star James Ryan on his life in food
• Millennial­s mobilise for Down syndrome
• Nudge yourself to drink a little less
• Hockey star Chloe Watkins
• Pumpkins and squash
• Overheard at brunch
• The power of prayer
• 50 ways TO YOUR LEAVE LOVER
• The loves of my life Arlene McIntyre
• Around the world in 365 days
• The pride of CORK
• I love Lucy
• Out of the blue
• Marathon men
• Amuse bouche... Spooky treats
• Roasted pumpkin kale salad with goat’s cheese and candied pecans
• The social drinker

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