Irish Daily Mail - 2018-05-04

• NOW INQUIRY WILL COVER BOWEL AND BREAST SCREENING
• Barrister, 25, stole bicycles with her teen lover
• ‘I knew of $130k for porn star’
• Call to build 200 f lats every week as rents hit fresh high
• Nurses in ‘utter despair’ warn of a strike vote for better pay
• Stress really does make you go grey
• Hit squad leader ‘regrets inaction’
• Still no data on second tests tranche
• Head of HSE still won’t quit despite Vicky’s call
• Beware how other women were treated
• UK CANCER SCANDAL: HEALTH CHIEFS ALREADY KNEW
• ‘Hardest week since my sister died’
• HSE apology to man left waiting nine days to fix broken ankle
• Hunt on for dad who failed to bring son back to ex-wife
• The great ship Mary Berry is back — judging a right bunch of blunderers...
• Yet another blow to Irish women’s faith in system
• ‘Until these reports are acted upon, we can’t rest’
• Apple boss’s concerns for children and apps
• Web ‘ups insecurity’
• €42.5k for teen who cut his finger in woodwork class
• Mother tells of pain over mystery death of her girl
• ‘We support man accused of murdering our Natalia’
• New €1bn flood relief scheme gets cautious welcome
• Post office raided with child inside
• The Vicky Phelan case underlines an uncomforta­ble truth: this country treats women appallingl­y
• Now will the powers that be listen to us?
• How did Dr Asperger hide his past as a child-killing Nazi monster for so long?
• Tribute as mother of Evans dies just before show airs
• Bailey: I may defend myself by video-link in French trial
• ‘No government can work if Shatter wins’
• Mourners vent fury at funeral of slain burglar
• Should Meghan worry as Mel B spills the beans on her ‘visits’ to Harry’s house?
• TURNING THE TABLES
• NANNY DOES KNOW BEST!
• Mesmerisin­g ballet sure to take tears from a stone
• The unlikely runaways who just might steal your heart
• HOW MUSIC HELPED IN TROUBLED TIMES
• VINYL JOY AS RECORDS RETURN
• Dark side of being home alone
• LITERARY FICTION
• FANTASY & SCI-FI
• CLASSIC CRIME
• Bold, brave, inspiratio­nal: an Experience you can’t miss
• Stretch of the imaginatio­n
• Cyclists should be made wear helmets by law
• Birthday boy Rory gearing up to have Quail of a time
• STRIKING OUT
• Kiprop makes astonishin­g doping claims
• Hopeful exiles to remain stuck in isolation
• FROM PRODUCTION LINE TO FRONT LINE
• DUBLIN ARE NOT CHEATS
• ‘Our door will remain open for Diarmuid’
• Armagh claim innocence over Portugal break
• EVANS HAS KINGDOM HOPE
• Fixture clashes a concern
• ‘Winning a trophy can take a bit of heat off’
• TRIMBLE BOWS OUT AFTER TOUGHEST CALL
• Constant gardener is sowing new seeds
• YORKE HITS OUT AT JOSE
• THE UNLIKELY LADS
• Boasting stops as Real get serious
• Selfless skipper is a leader of men — on and off the pitch
• BACKING DOWN
• Dublin are not cheats, we abide by the rules as best we can
• IRISH DAILY MAIL CROSSWORD
• OSCAR CAINER

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