Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2019-04-14

• Delaney ‘to go’ as €5m grant at risk
• Consultant­s are taking the PwC
• Row as child actors to play homeless children
• WHY WE NEED A CLEANOUT OF THE FAI
• Google’s Irish taxes come under closer EU scrutiny
• Watchdog accused of ‘sensationa­lising’ homelessne­ss crisis
• Top civil servant attended meeting about soaring hospital costs
• Taylor sets the clock running on new music
• Major sponsors fail to row in behind embattled associatio­n
• Second club had problems securing FAI prize cash and grants
• Under-fire FAI in fresh funding row
• ‘It’s like Studio 54 back in the day — clothes off, full-on’
• Broadband plan ‘dragged out’— Dooley
• Brendan knows what it’s like to be cash-strapped and loves paying back
• ‘Face-to-face chats needed in digital age’ — President
• Women who saw Virgin Mary in night sky keep faith in vision
• Nutritioni­st warns of ticking time bomb over home drinking
• High on the Hog in Kerry’s multimilli­onaire playground
• €139m saving in Defence as soldiers’ low pay criticised
• Lighthouse staff beaming after princess pays a visit
• Meghan baby plans prize privacy over popularity
• Patients with delirium finally getting attention they deserve
• Lessons that we can learn about aping our animal pals
• No shots, no school: why vaccines must be compulsory
• Just 400 out of 15,500 Irish apprentice­ships taken by women
• Did I mention that there would be no Brexit?
• Little tyke Tyson, a real ladies’ man
• COUNTRY MATTERS
• Once more into the mystic...
• Gambling a cause? Oh, it’s a good guess
• Why can’t the skyline match a vibrant city?
• Exfoliatin­g? Cleansing? Moisturisi­ng? I use a face cloth to wash my face...
• ‘In Ottawa of all places...’ the Sunday Independen­t scoop that shaped history
• Little changed, but it would mean so much
• Fine Gael is still haunted by ‘West-British’ moniker — despite its role in republic
• The British Commonweal­th changed — so why can’t we?
• Thundering headlines but life carried on...
• ‘Get out at Probabilit­y Station, you’re in the wrong place for a conviction’
• Women in danger as ‘behind-the-blinds’ gambling grows
• Harris faces bumpy ride as he drives through his reforms
• ‘Charges against Assange a threat to open society’
• Does it really matter what Brexiteers in Britain are saying about Ireland?
• ISIL BRIDE WAS IN ‘MORALITY POLICE’
• Scientists implant human genes in monkeys’ brains
• Sudanese revolution goes onto third leader in just three days
• ‘It’s poetic when nature behaves in the way you expect’
• The verdict is in: Kelsey’s old-style legal hero stands the test of time
• Rising immigratio­n concerns won’t open the door for Aontu
• Is some of the criticism of Varadkar’s note laced with homophobia?
• Examining the eerie echoes between 1949 and 2019
• MILLENNIAL DIARY
• Future of our Republic couldn’t be in better hands
• Ireland being a republic was once the stuff of dreams — we’ve come so far in 70 years
• A Republic for the universal good
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• Odd glad tiding aside, we still face some uncomforta­ble home truths
• You won’t get an answer without asking right questions
• Size of the problem with X7
• A guilt-free supercar that left me buzzing
• The long man who was short on love
• Sydney Brenner
• Sandy Ratcliff
• Chelo Alonso
• Teach young people healthy living habits
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• All welcome under ethos of this school
• Honour Tony with a ban on coursing
• ‘Old-school’ poetry more like real thing
• We need a Donogh, we’ve got an Eoghan
• Online bookies face hit as Government weighs two-tier tax
• Aer Lingus staff to ballot for industrial action
• LOOKING OUT FOR D1
• Applegreen seeks slice of €400m jet fuel market
• GREEN BENEFITS
• Insurance market mess is a pain in the neck,
• Online not a major threat to food sales — US retail chief
• O’Dwyer lands €30m mortgage-to-rent contract
• Sky Ireland calls for level playing field with digital rivals
• West of Ireland investment fund doubles to €72m
• EU ready to hit US with €10.2bn tariffs in row over Boeing aid
• Homesavers to triple headcount to 1,200 in €10m nationwide expansion
• Sales of constructi­on equipment increase
• GINA LONDON HELPS YOU TO GET AHEAD AT WORK,
• Digital audio’s growth comes at a good time for media
• GREEN LIVING Q&A
• Will my wife get maternity cover after returning home?
• How the Irish are building Benelux region
• Trump considered his ‘good with numbers’ daughter for World Bank job
• Chevron leaps to ‘ultramajor’ oil status with deal
• Swedbank drawn into criminal probe in growing money-laundering crackdown
• Let the stockpilin­g begin: Vat riddle may be Brexit-related
• Amazon must listen to concerns
• ‘Haunting’ and ‘Dirty John’ don’t scare Rosie
• I’m not off the drink, as such
• Parsing Puccini: Niall Morris plots his swansong
• ‘Turning 57 has taught me bugger all’
• THE TRIALS AND TRIBULATIO­NS OF PLAYING LADY ROSAMUND IN DOWNTON
• I’m sick of my boyfriend eyeing up other women
• Male minefield: when that hug is a step too far
• It’s time I faced up to adopting a new look
• Easter is so underrated and I’ve got the proof
• Motoring into the brave new future
• Glam gran on the Gram
• What lies beneath
• MY CULTURAL LIFE
• MUSIC Take Sophie home to Vicar Street
• A smoulderin­g fictional firecracke­r set in the powder keg of East Belfast
• A definitive study of publishing in Ireland
• BEST-SELLERS
• Out of Innocence
• Two humours: wry and black
• Falling in love with Green Spain
• TV is the moral maze from which we always escape
• Yasmin le Bon
• Summer swimwear
• Jessie Buckley
• Rachel Allen
• Basic B*tch
• Dr Maurice Gueret on Health
• The Social Drinker
• Angela Scanlon
• Waking Hours
• The Loves Of My Life
• Ireland’s Best...
• Three Irish actresses making waves abroad
• Amuse bouche... Weight debate
• Andy’s Irish Stew
• Shakshouka
• The social drinker

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