Irish Daily Mail - 2022-04-29

• Pandemic ‘not over’ as experts warn of another surge in weeks
• Online abuse putting women off political life
• Committee chair: ‘No hurtful questions’
• I MADE A MISTAKE BUT EVENT WAS BETTER IN END, SAYS FF SENATOR
• Britain orders extraditio­n of man over robbery that led to Adrian Donohoe murder
• Desperate buyers are bidding up to €200k over asking price for a home in capital
• It’s a dog’s life... but not for long if you’re a pooch with a f lat face
• A final day out? Becker visits pal’s f lat and Harrods
• Gas suppliers in Germany ‘are preparing to pay Putin in roubles’
• Aoibhe was a bubbly teen who always had a smile on her face
• Eurovision veteran Marty has high hopes for our girl
• It’s reckless not to curb the sale and distributi­on of turf – Ryan
• Samsung apologises for ‘ludicrous’ advert
• ON THIS DAY
• ‘I trusted Karen and thought it’d be OK to leave my Santina with her’
• Dubliner in court accused of attempts to kill two men
• Once bitten, twice shy...
• Amber’s price for peace: Three penthouses and a Range Rover
• Why every actress wants to RAZZLE DAZZLE as Roxie!
• ‘We’ll always have special memories of our princess, Gillian’
• No replies yet... as PAC writes to Watt again
• Sea level rises in Dublin Bay are double global average
• Why Crissy’s hitting those high seas hitting those high seas
• A staggering portrayal of a struggle with life
• Why I’ll always love the sound of HEAVY METAL THUNDER
• Blossoms’ new found maturity is in full bloom
• Portraits of Marilyn miss the magic
• Stately return for old favourites
• The world’s SEXIEST POET
• WHAT BOOK..?
• What I learned about life from my Dad’s death
• You don’t have to be mad to work in a lighthouse … but it helps
• The only black girl at Malory Towers
• Path to true love? Faking it!
• LITERARY FICTION ANTHONY CUMMINS
• SHORT STORIES
• Three and easy on ace’s debut
• If you’re liberal, why does Elon deal rile you?
• Honey is unrivalled in quest to make it a sweet 16
• ‘CORK SUFFERING SYSTEM FAILURE’
• 68 children who played football for their club last year are not able to this year
• GOLDEN FUTURE
• Monaghan back in as Ireland aim to finish on high
• Lilies boss knows another derby slip can ruin title hopes
• Moyes’ boys have it all to do in Germany
• Mourinho up to old tricks as Foxes held
• Ronaldo rocket can’t hide United’s failings
• Four of his team would now get in Liverpool’s all-time greatest XI
• Trainer’s expertise does all the talking
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

Irish Daily Mail - 2022-04-28

Irish Daily Mail - 2022-04-30