Irish Daily Mail - 2022-05-02

• The whole country is very proud of you
• Netf lix axes Meghan’s cartoon series
• Judge orders Roche to repay €750,000 cash from bust firm
• ‘Mayo made me’ – Biden’s tribute
• She’s perfick: Larkins’ new leading lady after actress quit over ‘rift’
• At last... Rescue from hell for 1,000 trapped in steelworks
• Putin’s ‘two sons with his gymnast secret lover’
• Pelosi promises US support ‘until the fight is done’
• Simple test tells doctors if cancer is coming back
• After 25 years, this election in the North will show if voters are still in a time warp
• Could life on Earth have arrived on an asteroid 3.8 billion years ago?
• Stop bank-rolling this generation of layabouts
• Taxi licence refusal over sham marriage ‘was right’
• Cotton & Irish Linen is perfect pairing
• North’s leaders clash over border poll in TV debate
• We are totally defenceles­s
• Why do so many of my female friendship­s turn toxic?
• Tuchel: We risk losing our place in top four
• Sloppy Arsenal scramble home
• Bowen can be West Ham’s Brooking in Frankfurt
• United risk abuse on lap of honour
• Son and Kane back in the groove
• Star strikers, great stadium and fans onside...what more does Conte want?
• Future looks bright after Seagulls hit new heights
• Milner in awe of Klopp’s craft
• Norwich looked doomed from the start . . .
• Set-piece kings!
• Why are they content to be a yo-yo club?
• Dallas leg break hits Leeds’ hopes of avoiding the drop
• Happy Owls set up a date with Sunderland
• LEAGUE TWO WEEKEND ROUND-UP
• CHAMPIONSH­IP WEEKEND ROUND-UP
• Diaz and Jota pushing Mo to even greater heights
• Rangers throw in the towel after Old Firm draw
• Bend it like Spider-Man
• Not everyone who avails of surrogacy is rolling in cash
• State Of Rest is a hardy traveller
• Ronnie gives ref a rocket
• By George! Cachet lands trainer a first Classic win
• GREEN ENERGY
• Triumphant England urge unions to level it up
• Big guns unhappy at Wimbledon player ban
• Tyrone are sent flying by Oak Leaf outsiders
• Meath advance, but fail to impress the manager
• KILDARE’S POWER IS TOO MUCH FOR LOUTH
• HENRY’S UPPER HAND
• WEXFORD PILE ON LAOIS AGONY
• Clare ease to victory as Cork passing game wilts
• Bravery and resolve of a warrior lifts Taylor to a new level
• Katie turned tide in vital later rounds
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD

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