Irish Daily Mail - 2018-11-15

• WHOPPING 50,000 DRIVERS CAUGHT ON THEIR PHONES
• €12k loss that proves you shouldn’t be led by social media queens
• FG call for digital tsar ‘with teeth’
• Life begins... Free zoo entry if you’re 40 on Sibu’s big day!
• Low-carb diets really are best way to keep weight off
• Flanagan: I’m taking legal advice to pursue Callinan over damages
• CCTV issued in Curran death probe
• 345 homes to lose garden space under new bus plan
• May’s cabinet backs her deal as ‘unholy alliance’ plots downfall
• Brexit deal an ‘abject nightmare’, says Blair
• So where next on the long road to God knows where?
• Leo: ‘May was true to her word’
• ‘Betrayal’... Foster blames Taoiseach and warns May of consequenc­es
• Travel area ‘needs solid legal base’
• Vikings duo accused of pillaging €40million
• The DUP insists the North is exactly the same as mainland Britain. Fine – except it isn’t really, is it?
• The one Christmas weepy everyone ought to watch
• No HSE festive leave
• Birds f locked to Irish gardens to survive weather
• House price surge of 21% in the mid-west
• Poverty helpline fields 1,000 calls a day
• OUR NIGHT BEHIND ENEMY LINES
• Spencer: Don’t ‘mum shame’ Vogue when our baby son’s eight weeks old
• Lady Gaga pitches in to help California fire victims
• BEST EVER RECIPES
• The stew formula
• Apple tart
• Chicken korma
• I’ve finally realised my smartphone should work for me, not other people
• I’m 55 and suitably wrinkly but I’ll... NEVER ditch my bikini
• Yes, you CAN wear sequins to the office!
• IRISH DAILY MAIL CROSSWORD
• Winter blues pinks and lilacs...
• I’m so angry my husband chose an assisted death
• THE FAKE EYELASH FACELIFT!
• MY LIGHT BULB MOMENT
• Why can’t my serial cheat husband just adore me?
• Would you pay €1,200 for Pippa’s posh pram?
• Roast sirloin of beef
• Glazed ham
• Ireland’s most haunted
• Saag Halloumi
• I don’t get why silly Spice Girls are popular!
• Molinari puts bromance on ice for season’s finale
• THE FORCE AWAKENS
• FANTASTIC BEAST
• Beating Kiwis can set us up to win World Cup, says Heaslip
• Furlong: scrum key to stifling All Blacks
• Ranieri’s return at Fulham
• A GAME WITH A BIT OF BITE
• Robinson is right at home with Ireland
• WHELAN’S FOND FAREWELL –
• WAITING GAME
• Treaty star Dowling’s hectic two-year hunt for glory
• Grand Slam trio to return for All Blacks test

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