Irish Daily Mail - 2022-05-06

• Insurers say cover still costly as more cases going to court
• AIB begins to buy back bailout shares worth €91m from State
• Why women piled on more lockdown pounds than men
• Dublin City Council spurns Church homes offer
• Delivery cyclist is accused of fatally stabbing schoolboy
• High turnout as North goes to the polls
• NMH site purchase order ‘might not work’
• Gardaí arrest swim coach on suspicion of filming children
• President Higgins accuses billionair­e Elon Musk of ‘dangerous narcissism’
• Jealous Depp ‘accused Amber of affair then kicked her’
• Putin’s troops mount ‘dry run’ of nuclear strikes on the West
• Wives of soldiers in besieged steel plant plead for their lives
• Ban on coal but not turf ‘would violate EU law’
• Minister doing ‘everything’ he can to get HRT supplies
• Rachel Riley: Celebrity took an ‘upskirt’ video of me at party
• Mother of surrogate twins tells of upset at playschool
• Family ‘full of hope’ as Tom, 73, wakes from coma that followed burglary
• We’re having a baby!
• Land of the free shows us never to take our civil liberties for granted
• ON THIS DAY
• You might get closer to God... but it will cost you €12m
• Nurses call for extra funding to reduce ED assaults
• Trial told of Santina’s DNA on bloodstain­ed leggings
• Girl, 9, pleads to have her father freed from Iraqi jail
• I felt like a loser until I got clean
• Arcade still on Fire with their nod to 70s art-rock
• Dr Strange is a Marvel in a ripping yarn (and you’ll love the zombie!)
• Intoxicati­ng mix of decadence and horror
• Can we really see the future?
• WHAT BOOK..?
• The cheese sandwich killing the planet
• Was the man who invented the movies murdered by his RIVAL?
• Twin torment across the pond
• LITERARY FICTION by STEPHANIE CROSS
• POPULAR FICTION WENDY HOLDEN
• Go for broke with Mr Fixit
• Squabbling celebs should all be ignored
• Holder Rory off to solid start
• Verstappen aims to turn up Miami heat on Leclerc
• Council’s U-turn ignores fairness
• NEW MAN HOLDS KEY FOR REDS
• Bradley would be a hit at any club – O’Neill
• Ground for positivity surroundin­g Duff’s Shels
• TAMMY THE HERO
• …and Rice exit would make it double blow
• Pep can help heal Real pain by signing new deal
• RODRYGO THE ANSWER TO MADRID’S PRAYERS
• CAMAVINGA LEADING THE WAY AS MADRID MARCH INTO FUTURE
• CITY’S SIX YEARS OF SUFFERING ON THE BIG STAGE
• De Jong back on Etihad radar
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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