Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2020-07-26

• ‘An apology means nothing to me... I just want my wife’
• Keeping two taoisigh on their toes
• Ivan Yates
• Ryan staff numbers prompt concern
• Money, guns and bad company: Jim Mansfield has ‘nothing to hide’
• Ronan Group accuses council officials of ‘bias and malice’
• Alan O’Keeffe
• Eoin Murphy
• Letter from the Editor
• Barry Egan
• Luke O’Neill
• Lorcan Nyhan
• Hugh O’Connell
• Vicky Phelan
• ‘Miracles do happen’: Rosanna gives hope to struggling couples
• Gay Byrne leaves €1.1m in will made 12 days before he died
• Medicine shortages put patients at risk, warn pharmacist­s
• THE LEGAL ARGUMENTS THAT MADE A ‘TEST CASE’ OF A DYING WOMAN
• COVID BLAMED FOR DELAY IN PRESCRIPTI­ON CHARGES CUT
• ‘Notoriety’ of house where Ana died delayed plans for site, say owners
• The ‘selfless’ doctor who always put others first
• SCHOOLS, AND A THIRD AND FOURTH WAVE
• Garda checks see surge in Covid fraud findings
• ARE WE READY TO BREAK THE NEXT WAVE?
• Baffled by Covid inconsiste­ncies on a five-star tour of Ireland
• Education department easily distracted — and must try harder
• Psychologi­sts to help pupils back in school
• THE PARENT: MAKING SCHOOLS SAFE FOR VULNERABLE CHILDREN IS ESSENTIAL Alan O’Keeffe
• THE SECONDARY PRINCIPAL SCHOOLS ALREADY AT WORK TO GET STUDENTS BACK TO CLASS
• THE PRIMARY PRINCIPAL FUNDS FOR CLEANING AND SUBSTITUTE­S NEEDED
• HOW CLOSE ARE WE TO FINDING A VACCINE?
• How Ireland’s bat woman is hunting virus breakthrou­gh
• We all need a break from this upside-down world
• MY LUNG TRANSPLANT WAS THE ULTIMATE PREPARATIO­N FOR SURVIVING COVID-19
• Liverpool are champions, for the gods have ordained it so
• Poor Beatrice on a secret path to our hearts
• Forming an orderly Q to mourn the death of music press
• Oh, I love to scratch, chase and shed fur
• Free-floating blue sailors cast ashore
• TRUMP IS RUNNING AGAINST BIDEN — AND THE VIRUS
• Royals ‘frosty’ over big split, book claims
• US court ruling may reopen Kennedy cousin’s murder case
• Even if Johnny Depp wins, he’ll still have lost
• Bill Bennett, the tribal victim who later lofted the viaduct
• Survivor Ryan gets wake-up call in Greens’ fight over future ideology
• ALL IN THIS TOGETHER? I REALLY DON’T THINK SO
• Scaremonge­ring has left us terrified or complacent
• Daring to change how we care for our children could revolution­ise all lives
• Let Ruth’s legacy have real meaning
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• Magic money’s hard to find — and middle classes don’t need it
• Half the capacity, twice the passion
• Plugged into the holiday vibes on the open road
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Architect’s grand designs on going back to his roots
• Peter Green
• John Lewis
• Michael Cullen
• Michael McClure
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No476
• Advantages of a new waterway
• My father’s role in the Arms Crisis
• Highlighti­ng vital issue is so important
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• A subjective view of disputed history
• Don’t write-off our over-70 generation
• Well, €96k here, €16k there, it all adds up
• BT regional stores beating Dublin sales post-lockdown
• Irish-owned firm can pursue lawsuit over $47m stock transfer
• Aer Lingus warns staff over social media use
• Linked Finance seeks place in €2bn credit scheme
• FINANCIAL TIPS FOR REMOTE WORKING
• ARYZTA ROW TURNS UGLY
• THE FUTURE OF RETAIL
• EI helps sports stars in chase for new goals
• Irish-led greentech firm collects €2m boost for world-wide expansion plan
• New deals fall 46pc but supermarke­ts’ recognitio­n grows
• Amigo grows Irish gross loan book to €8.2m
• City Council launches ‘sounding’ exercise for Dublin’s Covent Garden plan
• ‘Small number’ of firms returning pandemic wage support — Revenue
• Goldman Sachs pays €3.35bn over scandal
• We can transform our rural communitie­s by bridging the digital divide
• Irish companies show impressive flexibilit­y with diversific­ation to Europe
• BECOMING YOUR OWN BOSS SO YOU CAN WORK REMOTELY
• Could hotel that ignores me still charge?
• Looking after number one amid crazy, exhausting whirl of working from home
• Ireland’s DPC needs more staff
• Food Safety Authority’s hub to get its teeth into fraud
• Jackie Ooooh!
• Art with Heart
• Vitamin Sea
• Rachel Allen
• Top 20 Outdoor Hotspots
• Stefanie Preissner
• Taste for LIFE
• Rude Health
• The Perfect
• Waking Hours
• The Domestic
• Weekender
• 50 ways TO LEAVE YOUR LOVER
• My Favourite Outfit: Tara Stewart
• A breath of transforma­tion
• Amuse bouche... Sweet swap
• Courgette and goat’s cheese frittata
• Pasta with broad beans, courgettes and cream
• Berry nice salad
• SUMMER of SCAM SORTED FOR CORDS AND TIES: JARVIS
• Has suburbia’s time finally come?
• I don’t know if I can live in partner’s ‘no rules’ home MARY O’CONOR
• Avoid the touch minefield and just hug a dog
• ‘The Single Wives’ ticks all my trash TV boxes
• The stress that comes of neither fight nor flight
• I’ve enough stuff. But a Merc, if you’re asking...
• ‘I’m getting rewards I never expected’
• Rebel without a pause: ‘I realised at 15 that the world is a pretty messed-up place’
• NOEL PEARSON: In the name of the father
• Rooby Roo! Jason revels in chance to play the dastardly Dick
• What lies beneath
• MY CULTURAL LIFE
• Jarvis Pales in comparison to Pulp glory days
• Have books will travel — at least to the end of garden — for summer staycation
• BEST-SELLERS
• Another shot for Trump at tricky second series
• ‘Knives Out’ for some sharp new releases
• Kenmare is a gem in the Kingdom’s crown, with a royal welcome

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