Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2020-07-19

• Nation on a Covid-19 knife-edge as travel fears grow
• Garda record ‘correct’ over Cowen stop
• The tale of the two taoisigh
• Strong voices
• HARD TRUTHS
• Bizarre troubles that plagued Ryan’s Daughter
• ARE SCHOOLS REALLY GOING TO OPEN?
• LISTEN TO THE EXPERTS
• OAP denies she is madam of S&M club
• For sale: Wolfe Tone’s handwritte­n speech from the dock
• Letter from the Editor
• Time to admit that our politician­s are human too
• Vilified Myers wants to meet JK Rowling
• There was never a magic Apple money tree
• Harmony regained in the public realm — for now
• Could Covid-19 kill off the rural pub?
• The Young Offenders are back and this time, baby makes three
• FAI’s Rea Walshe appointed to assist with ODCE inquiry
• GAA chief and father of ‘swing-gate’ TD Maria Bailey leaves €1.9m
• Revealed: how Government bought €5.23m aircraft during crisis under special EU rules
• Ban on rent rises and evictions to end in August over legal fears
• NONE OF THIS CHAOS REALLY MATTERS TO MARTIN
• ‘I won’t die unhappy if I don’t ever do ‘The Late Late Show’. But I won’t say no, I’m not an eejit’
• I’m a victim in this, says murder accused Brady
• Study finds almost one in five children ‘hears voices’ before teen years
• Inquiry into Skellig Michael boatman over social distancing complaint
• WHY EXPERTS ARE CLOSELY WATCHING THE ‘R’ NUMBER
• COVID-19 CASES RISING IN HEALTHCARE STAFF
• Government ‘has confused public’ over foreign trips
• Space odyssey in coronaland
• Why there’s a Leaving Cert results delay
• Exams debacle is not over by a long shot
• SUBSTITUTE COVER IS KEY FOR TEACHERS
• Pull of the pint may yet prove lethal amid a new wave of fear
• New law essential to end shortage of consultant­s — doctors’ leader
• A long way down from the Boys of ’66 to the bad boys of Brexit
• Jack and the ghosts of USA ’94 are with us still
• Glued birds and deep-fried insects
• Not so much the FF leader as their designated driver
• Lucky, the stray with plenty of cattitude
• Planning a route on recovery roadmap
• LUCINDA’S NOTICEBOAR­D
• HAS NEXT PANDEMIC ALREADY STARTED?
• Parents of the royal bride excluded from pictures of the big day
• Tokyo’s long-suffering commuters embrace comforts of home-working
• South Africa has half of continent’s cases
• As some throw caution to the wind, Italians fear a second virus wave
• Dangerous slide into political soap opera is such a turn-off
• A greedy rump of green fat cats is set to finish off Fianna Fail
• We must think big to build an economy that works for us all
• Bigger challenges ahead for Martin
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• Irish-Americans nostalgic for the old country that no longer exists
• The toughest generation deserves some respect
• Clever Koda leads Charlotte to new life of happiness and calm
• Thoughtles­s litter louts have become scourge of Ireland
• Ireland and UK can enter new era of co-operation
• Tired out by spare tyre issue
• Time out with trout-tickling Travellers
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Kelly Preston
• Zizi Jeanmaire
• Zindzi Mandela
• Paula Tilbrook
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No475
• Book lifts shutters on the 1970 Arms Crisis
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• Thanks ‘Union Jack’ for the best of times
• The game plan for Jack Lynch
• Hand in hand with Lady Luck
• First on the agenda, gut low-paid workers
• Breaking down the Apple and Schrems rulings
• Hotel revenues to take €200m hit as weddings cancelled
• Sean Pollock
• GUIDE TO THE BEST FINANCIAL APPS
• Dalata poised to buy Covid casualty hotels
• Covid causes €80m M&A pause at Grant Thornton
• STAYING THE COURSE
• WHAT NEXT FOR FDI IN IRELAND?
• Government stimulus will help — but don’t expect a big bazooka
• Full Revenue probes for firms with TWSS issues
• Mowi Ireland plans to invest €22m in the Irish fish-farm sector
• Spending on advertisin­g set to plunge 17pc in 2020, says Group M
• Energy ratings and flood risks likely to be part of BoI’s climate change assessment
• ReproMed scanning future growth plans
• Emergency expert urges traffic light system to avoid future lockdown
• As Middle East reopens, new priorities are bringing fresh opportunit­ies
• ‘I worked in a US stud farm shovelling horse manure at 5am in 40-degree heat’
• APPS THAT WILL HELP YOU SAVE MONEY ON STAYCATION
• Small ray of light for RTÉ TV ad rates in August
• My Favourite Room
• Green Vibes
• Rachel Allen
• Are you listening to what your spirit is telling you?
• Natasha Rocca Devine on eating the Italian way
• Waking Hours RTE’s US Correspond­ent Brian O’Donovan
• Social Drinker
• Basic B*tch Can anybody find me a himbo to love?
• New Government, new priorities?
• The Whole foodie
• The Domestic
• Random facts
• 50 ways TO LEAVE YOUR LOVER
• Triona’s top trends
• Amuse bouche... Scoby scene
• GastroGays’ Madeleines
• Coffee ice-cream with Irish coffee sauce
• Mother of invention
• The pandemic is changing who we are
• I only went back to girlfriend because she became pregnant
• Clear memories of someone else’s story
• Keep calm and take your medication
• Five go off for a paddle — and reality strikes
• Nothing is unthinkabl­e, it’s only unsayable
• ‘I’ve poured all I have into it, so it was really emotionall­y driven’
• DISORDERED EATING: 7 tips for concerned parents
• Supporting an anxious child
• How author captured echoes of life in a pandemic before Covid
• A WRITER’S LIFE: Packed with generous sympathy
• Changing of the Old Guard
• MY CULTURAL LIFE
• Straight talking but no Str8 Acting from Lynks Afrikka
• IF YOU ONLY DO ONE THING...
• Legacy of the ‘little bomb of a book’ that smashed the silence on women’s lives
• An epic year of misbehavio­ur, hedonism and havoc behind the scenes of ‘Ryan’s Daughter’
• Nice work Rupert, shame about the end of civilisati­on
• Classics: The Lego Movie and La Dolce Vita
• On Achill, happiness equals reality minus any expectatio­ns

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