Irish Daily Mail - 2018-08-03

• PILGRIMS FACING A 10-MILE HIKE TO SEE POPE
• We’re in a World Cup semi-final!
• RYANAIR CANCELS TALKS AMID FRESH STRIKES
• Barnier sticks to EU’s ‘four freedoms’ in new UK offer
• ‘No Brexit side deal by Germans’
• Piano teacher holds key to winning Best Dressed Lady gong
• It’s back! Sunshine returns in time for bank holiday
• WHY WAS MY MOTHER NOT WARNED?
• Victims of abuse ‘marginalis­ed’
• Alaskan woman’s bid to solve bottle riddle
• People ‘do not know amount of water that they’re using’
• An Post jobs cull will ‘shut down villages’
• ‘My salary kept being cut and I got into debt just trying to survive’
• Mother tells of heartache on learning son is a paedophile
• Macaque in the baby making business, meet Fota’s new arrival
• ‘Thrones’ tour reigns supreme as a top experience for the summer
• Harris admits failings in how cervical cancer court cases handled
• A single jab can help stop cervical cancer. How could Sinn Féin run an Áras hopeful who undermined it?
• We need action, not soundbite promises
• It’s the real-life ROBINSON CRUSOE
• Murder accused, 13, granted bail
• Concern at probe into killing of du Plantier
• Woman wins €7,500 on out-of-hours email
• Arrest made after man has ear sawn off
• Hollywood’s most lovey-dovey couple
• TRILLION DOLLAR APPLE
• Ashton and Demi were a real couple, insists Mila (who got him)
• Andrew collars the dog after split with Caroline
• Think you know all the risks to children online? So did Kaye Adams ...until a stranger stalked her daughter
• Paying for primary education ‘immoral’
• My life in the Jackson Five
• Vulture THE
• Making a ... BIG BUZZ in a small WORLD
• The Snapper could be snappier to match modern Ireland’s zeitgeist
• YOU’LL FALL FOR THESE SWEET DREAMERS
• Our dancers are on pointe when it comes to talent
• She’s got a double chin, short legs and a pot belly
• For my daughter’s voyage through life I built her a boat
• Eurovision protest songs would be powerful
• Going batty in Ireland
• Ailing Alan is a star of acting and of science
• Battaash holds the class edge
• WE GO AGAIN
• Weight fails to shackle Sharjah
• RORY: BRING IT ON
• GREEN ARMY ROARING ON
• MURRAY: CARBERY CAN PUSH MUNSTER
• HORROR SHOW FOR DREADFUL DUNDALK
• When Galway and Carraroe managed to outwit the GAA
• Cork springs to the rescue for nervy Burnley
• Rangers rookie Gerrard delighted as Katic seals victory
• It’s a mad life as a manager but I LOVE it
• YOU’RE GOING NOWHERE!
• ARSENAL KEEPERS IN DARK OVER No1 POSITION
• NO PLACE FOR ANGER
• HARTE PINPOINTS MEATH SCARE AS TYRONE TURNING POINT
• Ryan’s farewell to ‘extraordin­ary’ side
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