Irish Daily Mail - 2018-10-11

• FG MINISTER: WE’VE FAILED KIDS ONLINE
• MICHAEL D:
• DUP threatens to vote against May’s budget in Brexit row
• Gardaí in plans for hard border
• STRICTLY SNIVELLING
• Melania: I support MeToo…if there’s good evidence
• The mother who proves people are penalised for bothering to get a job
• Martin talks tough on new Confidence and Supply deal
• Naughten paid for lunch for broadband bidder
• Irish tourist who stole a €35k ring by swallowing it – and how he was made give it back* (*not a tale for the squeamish!)
• Farmer ‘used prongs of loader to kill neighbour’
• Disclosure­s Tribunal report due before Dáil today
• Christian bakers win in ‘gay cake’ court fight
• ‘PEOPLE ARE DRIVEN TO A POINT WHERE THEY CAN’T BEAR IT’
• Hugging was natural reaction to that goal
• ‘The most pressing issue of our time’
• You wouldn’t do it to a dog ...so why do we allow this spectacle of cage violence to continue?
• Patsy? She was based on my friend who drank vodka out of a vase
• Sorrow as brave Emma is laid to rest
• CervicalCh­eck victims figure ‘may exceed 221’
• ‘Pattern’ of suspect claims to car insurers
• Storm Callum looms
• Man shot, dismembere­d and dumped victim in canal
• Crown star Claire: The price my body’s paid for love split and motherhood
• It’s not Monaco, or even Dalkey, but this is the priciest road in the world
• Pensioners escape hits
• De Niro scary? He’s benign, says Norton as he spills beans on chat show
• Beyoncé shows she is still a daddy’s girl at heart
• Lost son’s spirit
• My agony hooked being anxiety on pills
• Why ARE women judged for liking a tipple or two?
• Forget black, autumnal brown is the new It colour
• Avoca Unveiled
• ‘Too old’ for a backpack? Nonsense!
• You CAN make PASSION last a lifetime
• The mini picture printers you can fit in your pocket
• MY LIGHT BULB MOMENT
• It’s not a flirty nanny you need to watch out for, it’s your husband!
• Why collies are top dogs
• Quick-fix creamy tomato pasta
• Don’t force medics to act against conscience
• Harrington to get Ryder captain nod in New Year
• MAN OF THE HOUR
• Buoyant Carty says Ulster win can be platform for cup success
• BLUES’ CONTEPOMI FEARS WASPS’ STING
• Hannon happy to finally lay demons to rest
• Smith and Terry take charge at Aston Villa
• COOPER ON ROAD IN DRIVE FOR FIVE
• RONALDO HITS BACK
• SKIPPER KANE DESPERATE TO PLAY, NOT REST
• TOO LONG LIVING ON PROMISE
• Bruce’s defensive play left me high and dry at Villa, says Hogan
• Maguire makes up for lost time
• I’M STAYING PUT
• Kerry gain from Mayo’s loss as the Kingdom put faith in Buckley
• Long doubt puts rookie strikers in the frame
• IRISH DAILY MAIL CROSSWORD
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