Irish Daily Mail - 2017-03-20

• SOCCER CAPTAIN, 27, FOUND DEAD AT HIS HOME
• Denise’s red rock sees Dayl sent home
• MAUREEN HAUGHEY
• ‘Crossed wires’ led up to disaster
• The hot chocolate drink that is saltier than the Black Sea!
• ‘Overwhelmi­ng’ to meet father at last
• Post-mortem to determine if Paris attacker was on drugs
• ‘I was sold to a family in America’
• €85k for man ‘happy to stay out of work’
• Brexit to put ‘an extra 10c on price of bread’
• 999 children a year, that’s an emergency
• Toddler’s organs ‘must be donated’, says mum
• CF campaign urges green light for radical new drugs
• And the Ifta goes to… a movie you couldn’t get to see
• Please help us give our little boy the gift of life
• I had to hide tragic Lenny’s disfigured hands at wake
• A father at 58 — and now a grandad as well?!
• Banged up: the counties that top the jail list...
• Ronan O’Reilly
• Would someone please call a taxi to take Enda away?
• HOW DID GOA CHANGE FROM BEING A HIPPY PARADISE TO A SEEDY, DANGEROUS HELLHOLE?
• ‘London Bridge is down’: Code that’ll mean Queen is dead
• My father said I was mad to quit the ESB, says Game Of Thrones’ Liam
• BEST DAY OF MY LIFE!
• BRILLIANT BUT BADLY FLAWED
• JESSE FINDS A CURE FOR EXHAUSTION
• Moyes admits only a miracle can save Cats
• Afobe hails Howe for return to form
• HE’S A REMAINER
• KOEMAN CALLS ON FANS TO HELP KEEP LUKAKU
• CONTE’S PARTY IN FULL SWING
• ALLARDYCE TELLS STAR ZAHA HE MUST KEEP ON SMILING
• 10 OUT OF 10 FOR NERVOUS SPURS
• More late drama for Barcelona
• FOXES EXPECT BIG GUNS TO TARGET SUPERHERO KASPER
• ENGINE TROUBLE
• Reaching Russia would be pinnacle, says Ward
• Grief won’t fade away
• For all his sins, Casey achieved greatness
• Five-timer cherry for Elliott
• RORY ON FIRE
• MPs to quiz England’s doctor over Mo concern
• Triple G in Lee’s sights as Conlan plans next move
• Ireland battle on in Sterling performanc­e
• Lenihan levels as Cork let it slip away
• Tribe close in on top-tier return
• CLASSY QUIGLEY EARNING STRIPES
• ROSSIES STARING AT RELEGATION
• Thompson keeps Donegal on course for a final spot
• PROBLEMS REMAIN BUT WE CAN SEE POTENTIAL SHINING
• North’s bite claim under investigat­ion
• England’s mystique is smashed into pieces
• LET THEM OFF THE LEASH
• JUST A NUMBER
• MAYO TAKE ANOTHER ONE IN THE EYE
• Schmidt keeps his silence on Lions tour
• IRISH DAILY MAIL CROSSWORD
• OSCAR CAINER

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