Irish Daily Mail - 2018-05-21

• Spectacula­r 16-page souvenir wedding special
• WHAT HAPPENED TO JASTINE?
• SCHOOLS GUIDED ON PROTECTING CHILDREN ONLINE
• Bruton orders our schools to draw up smartphone policy
• Liz: Damian chose THAT dress for his 16th
• Eat healthily ‘to have a bigger brain and stave off dementia’
• Rush to get registered far greater than in 2015
• An abduction, a manhunt, a fatal shooting... but search for Jastine continues
• Search casts pall over tourist hotspot
• FEMALE POWER AND STAR QUALITY — THE DRESS
• Fire-breathing Bishop who loathes Trump and supports gay marriage
• From juvenile grief to adult joy, Harry’s journey melts our hearts
• PAC butting in, says FF
• Bachelor Hugh is finally about to tie the knot at 57
• Ana’s horrific murder has shocked us to the core. But locking our children up at home is not the solution
• It’s another victory to protect our children
• How we’ve all gone dippy for HOUMOUS!
• Visa delay: Abramovich unable to enter UK
• North support for staying in EU jumps from 56% to 69%
• New laws on busking are something to sing about
• Jackson won’t win any friends by playing victim card
• Rio urged to ‘put a ring on it’ as Kate goes to Baftas in a wedding dress
• First ‘Beyoncé Mass’ and now she buys a church!
• How cheeky Charlotte stole show from shy George
• Wexford survive late scare to see off the Dubs
• Meyler delighted as Cork prove their mettle
• Dark horses Limerick off and running in Munster
• ‘I couldn’t see any other result and we have the hunger to build on it now’
• Moloney praises courage of Clare marksmen
• Kilkenny make light work of Offaly
• Positive Davy hails his ‘immense’ side after a late escape against the Blues
• RARE OLD TREAT IN THE ROYAL WEDDING
• Harte a good sport over his helping hand
• A HOLIDAY THAT TURNED ROYALS INTO CHAMPIONS
• Bawdy jokes, a ginger cocktail, a frenzied first dance — and slippers for guests with sore feet
• Mum grabs 40 winks before big night out!
• Beware – it’s time to look after No.1 now
• QUESTION Are there other words in English (other than place names) that derive from the Irish language?
• Clay title No 56 has Rafa back on top of the world
• Reds scare sharpens Leinster’s final focus
• CULLEN: DEPARTING DUO KEY FOR US
• Gilroy’s double helps Ulster to Champions Cup for next season
• A Supple hint from O’Neill in Scotland
• HOW HAVE CHELSEA GOT INTO SUCH A MESS?
• HE’S NO MESSI BUT MADRID NOW HAVE EYES ON HAZARD
• FURIOUS JOSE
• It’s back!
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