Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2019-10-27

• Migrant deaths: evidence trail leads to Ireland
• An experiment­al two-man play
• WHO’S TAKING OVER FROM MARY?
• BARRY EGAN’S NIGHT OUT WITH MICHAEL HEALY-RAE
• BRENDAN O’CONNOR
• ‘We have put Boris on the naughty step’ – DUP
• Fianna Fail support plummets in aftermath of ‘votegate’
• Sunday Independen­t journalist­s in the hunt for awards
• Council fails to take down Quinn sign after safety fears
• Widow (91) leaves estate worth €77m — but never made a will
• €1m diamond ring on sale in Brown Thomas
• Sharon Corr’s ex dating Queen of Spain’s sister after end of marriage
• O Fearghail pulled into dispute over teacher’s dismissal
• ‘Woman’s death in a ditch haunts me’
• The €12m health spa that hand-picks its members
• Call to end county council parachute payments for TDs
• Harry lays bare his living hell... and then heads off on holiday
• Euthanasia — ultimate matter of life and death
• The North’s abortion and gay marriage reforms ring hollow
• GALA AWARDS FOR INSPIRING HEROES
• It’s like the good, the bad and the ugly — only without the good
• Zuckerberg and the value of accurate informatio­n
• Spooky nights, hoots at dawn
• Lucky little Rocky loves the high life
• Dylan hit all the right notes
• Cockles, mussels and a pint of plain in Dublin’s literary haunts
• Irish Bard symbolised emotive nationalis­m in its pitiful glory
• Why we should blame social media for Brexit and Trump train wrecks
• Davy: ‘You get a certain time in life to do things’
• My father’s death, and a love that was hard to put into words
• RTE seeks bids for exit-poll contract
• RECORD NUMBERS OF CHILD MIGRANTS DIE ON US BORDER
• MILLENNIAL DIARY
• The final outcome of all those Syrian wars is now in sight
• How to solve global warming for just €280bn
• Protests in Iraq leave another 7 dead
• Copying Johnson’s jape is a bridge too far, Leo
• Our Dail needs proper parliament­arians — not puny ones
• Political standards go down the toilet over Dail vote row
• An open letter to the DUP conference in Belfast Harris
• Days of election domination are gone but Fianna Fail still in pole position
• Apply common sense to hate law
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• Blessed because we are beloved and blessed because we belong
• Relax, Ireland, you’re not as racist or sexist as extremists say
• ‘Excuse me sir, but are you one of the Rolling Stones?’ I hesitated
• The risks of buying privately
• Any engine you want as long as it’s one-litre petrol
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO 1,223
• We rage against the dying of the dark night LAY OF THE LAND
• Leah Bracknell
• ‘Split’ Waterman
• Juliette Kaplan
• Marieke Vervoort
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No437
• Time to relegate the Troubles to history
• Adults just do not care enough to care
• Crime and the city solution
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• It’s great craic for TDs, but it’s not politics
• BTs and Arnotts to invest €70m in shops and digital by 2024
• C&C may consider Magners Brexit shift
• BAILING OUT ON THE BANKS Shares fall as investors shy away from our pillar institutio­ns,
• CHECK OUT THE ONLINE PITFALLS How hidden hotel fees can trip you up,
• Bord Bia looks at cashing in on Asian swine fever crisis
• Wells House and land on market for up to €7.5m
• ICON spends $31.6m on US trials firm
• Murdock Builders Merchants plans on cross-border growth
• GINA LONDON HELPS YOU TO GET AHEAD AT WORK,
• Chanelle McCoy resigns from board of family pharmaceut­icals company
• Gourmet dream grew from Big Apple
• It’s wise not to always buy into the hype of the next big thing
• FDI investigat­ion: Is this the end of Ireland’s multinatio­nal expansion boom?
• Irish couple overcome recession by scooping major award in Australia
• ‘There’s no guarantee of a solid salary in my line of work’
• HOW TO DEAL WITH PROBLEM BOOKINGS
• Can I get a refund after our disappoint­ing B&B stay?
• Green opportunit­ies abound in the desert
• A message for any disgruntle­d staff out there
• From the Normandy landings to women’s lib: iPhone of the 1930s celebrates 80th birthday
• The stay-at-home Chinese still buying into luxury lifestyle
• Hi 5? Not at the prices telcos are charging for next-gen data speeds
• Fifty years on from first ATM, banks face another revolution
• Vape industry anger over Harris comments smoulders
• Mrs Cowan’s garcon says bonjour to Paris
• Spring break for Lorraine’s house sale
• My 10 rules for losing weight in middle age
• The life and times of the original diva
• ‘I have to be grateful for the experience, even though it was horrible’
• I’m afraid sensitive fiance has changed his mind about me
• Buddhism-Lite? I’d rather go out for a long run
• Picasso is rolling around in his grave
• The saga of the lost leather jacket
• Sometimes it’s not what is said, but why
• MY CULTURAL LIFE
• ART What lies beneath
• Shortlist for this year’s coveted awards are...
• FILM OF THE WEEK
• A familiar hypocrisy hits home
• Two wheels good...
• Hands up who fancies a trip to a private island in the Caribbean? No takers then? Travel,
• TV & FILM HIGHLIGHTS
• In the game of life, Breakfaste­ers are always winning
• My Favourite Room
• Top model Kelly Horrigan
• Stefanie Preissner
• Newstalk’s Susan Keogh
• Triona’s Beauty
• Waking Hours
• Maurice Gueret
• Eats shoots and leaves
• Basic B*tch
• The Perfect...
• Weekender
• 50 ways TO LEAVE YOUR LOVER
• Colm O’Gorman
• The golden age of television
• A united Ireland
• Rural Ireland
• Nostalgia
• The voice of the people
• Amuse bouche... Spooky bake
• Swiss roll
• Golden oldies
• Traditiona­l sherry trifle
• Victoria sponge
• Comfort scoffing
• The social drinker

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