Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2024-05-26

• Checks at Border as migrant controls ramped up
• He’s not slowing down. We need to speed up
• Details from probe into the hiring of ‘dishonest’ solicitor to remain secret
• OPW spends €1.2m a year to rent staff parking spots
• A second midwest A&E being considered — Donnelly
• McIlroy mansion revamp boosts price to €19.9m
• Blaney accuses FF of ‘damaging’ his European election hopes
• Garda bosses won’t face any sanctions over OAP bike loan fiasco
• Pro-Israel site targets Irish leaders’ families
• Post-election deals damaging our democratic process for years
• Avoid novels when learning Holocaust facts — author Boyne
• Councillor sues Kildare County Council over land sale deals
• Housing activist to run women’s refuge group
• Gardaí delete ‘incorrect’ tyre-stretching video from social media
• Work to start on first medically supervised injection site in Ireland
• Ireland has a sunbed salon for every day of the year
• ‘No angel’ but plagued by Hutch name
• Exam changes ‘at risk’ over shared files claim
• To his final day, O’Reilly was the quintessen­tial Belvedere man
• Dad and Tony were life-long friends — they shared a passion for progress
• ‘I thought every little girl had to do this with her Dada’
• Divorce and children: Hurt and heartache facilitate­d by a broken system
• It’s an unregulate­d Wild West — an abominatio­n which needs to be exposed
• I was desperate to have my voice heard — this decision would impact my life
• HSE audit into series of financial failures at disability provider
• Round-the-clock security for Irish diplomats in Kyiv costs taxpayer almost €1m
• ‘We did not know if she was alive or dead after the attack’
• Not bridging the gap: How Biden’s $320m Gaza pier promises more than it delivers
• ‘We will not commit genocide’ — Israeli official claims Rafah offensive is not banned by the ICJ
• ‘A concoction of lies’: Trump lawyers say ‘Apprentice’ film is election interferen­ce
• Russian defence ministry officers arrested as Putin starts purge of officials
• Three bodies recovered but hundreds lost in huge landslide
• Tales of two emigrants – a novel take on the Irish in America
• ‘What if?’ Two little words that can reshape the stories we tell ourselves
• Pushback against Euroscepti­cism must begin in the classroom
• Clowning around these days is no laughing matter
• How election in the UK will have an impact here in Ireland
• Our housing crisis is causing social catastroph­e
• A titan and a treasured family man
• The ties that bind — vital tool in ensuring no one dies alone
• Housing shortage has infantilis­ed a generation
• Fran Rooney Businessma­n who took IT firm Baltimore Technologi­es to stock market highs and later became the first FAI chief executive
• Gerry Flynn Sommelier and bar manager with close links to Galway’s artistic community
• Catholic cleric who split from the church and became an independen­t, activist priest
• Alice Munro Nobel Prize-winning writer
• GAA lives up to ‘Grab All Associatio­n’ label
• Irish farmers are the custodians of nature
• Just saying
• The year of the Wolfe
• Tormented drivetime epic has max factor
• Publicly skewered by the truth – but the lies continue
• Real-life dramas of people back from the dead put fiction to shame
• We bow down as Bruce almighty rains supreme
• Verdi’s star-crossed lovers transcend crass costuming
• ‘There were very few bands then as great as we were’
• MY CULTURAL LIFE DAVID KITT
• Harnessing the buzz of AI for artistic expression
• Revealing portrait of the artist who painted his naked daughter
• MY LIFE IN BOOKS: SARAH CROSSAN
• Panoramas of life, death and other messes
• Powerful study of the family ties that bind
• At the seaside with literary giants of the global stage
• BESTSELLER­S
• Tóibín pens a polished sequel to ‘Brooklyn’
• Absorbing and visceral tale set on Canadian frontiers
• FREQUENT FLYING: THE DOS AND DON’TS
• Wednesday Thursday
• Gnocchi with basil and lemon
• Tomato, basil and coconut soup
• Get Xtra power
• Auto advice
• US senate chair demands to see Pfizer’s Irish tax details
• CRH Ukraine investment hits €80m since invasion
• Amazon.ie set to ‘transform’ the Irish online shopping space
• CORK FINTECH UP $30 BN SINCE JPMORGAN SALE
• Irish banks ‘unprepared’ for new online protection law, says expert
• Adrian Weckler
• Primark enters 17th market as its European roll-out grows
• Should you get into long-term debt to retrofit your home ?
• ‘My son is buying crypto by giving money to trader he met on Instagram’
• How to stop workplace conflict descending into angry trash talk
• The sky’s the limit for Irish constructi­on firms in Poland
• When the game was there to be taken, Toulouse stood tall
• We know we have to bounce back – Ryan
• Blues stumble at final hurdle
• Blues pay for passing on points
• Class eventually tells as Dubs cruise to win
• Armagh in charge to keep Lake men at bay
• Donegal ease past Tyrone to open account in some style
• Louth end their 49-year wait
• Purity of passion drives Davy to right the wrongs
• The gift that keeps on giving
• Leinster can still confound all expectatio­ns
• Silver lining in dark clouds for Ireland’ s Premier League men
• Sacking Ten Hag has got much harder for United
• One more throw of the dice for Megan
• Bhoy wonder Idah strikes late to seal double
• Olympic boxing on the ropes
• One more chance for Ireland to grab yellow
• Hannon hits one-two to take Guineas glory
• King in exile

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