Irish Daily Mail - 2024-01-13

• Aer Lingus pilots reject the airline’s 8.5% pay rise offer
• UK government ‘hasn’t learned lessons from post office scandal’
• Why heated car seats are a no-no for men starting family
• ‘It’s reckless not to use the beds to keep people off streets’
• ROSCREA AT ‘TIPPING POINT’ AS ITS ONLY HOTEL IS GIVEN TO REFUGEES
• Two years on, Ashling’s family remember
• Bishops must take harder stance to stop idolising of criminals at funerals
• By Ken Foxe €150m Adare bypass fast-tracked for the Ryder Cup will not be finished in time
• Wave of ‘young men of prior good character’ on sex charges
• The rowing girls with lots of bottle!
• What is airbrushed Julia’s secret?
• Paschal is talking tough with unions – but he’ll likely back down in the end
• Optimistic outlook has us splashing cash
• Not even the job-robbing robots can bring on a Blue 2024
• Broken heart syndrome ‘deadly as a heart attack’, say experts
• Late Late – go? Anne asks if show is past its sell-by date
• How I found inner calm... by smashing up an entire room with a baseball bat!
• Daughter tried to rescue father, his funeral is told
• Judge ‘totally fed up’ with young people who use ‘stupidity as a shield’
• Migration, the one word that will dominate this fateful political year
• CLEAR OUT YOUR STORE CUPBOARD
• MY NEW YEAR PREDICTION­S
• 101 TOP TIPS FOR YOUR NEXT TRIP
• A landscape of LIGHT
• Fairytale ANTRIMof
• NON-FIENDISH FERMANAGH
• More plants, fewer scented candles... and vacuum often to cut air pollution inside your home
• FASTBACK ON TOP
• McIlroy bounces back after 8th hole horror
• Nicholls needs Pic at his peak
• The right time to go
• The FIGHT TO BE SEEN Goes on
• 200 games for MEATH ... and counting
• Dual star says his football exit was difficult to accept
• ARVAGEDDON!
• Cats star Walsh hoping history does not repeat itself
• The bright lights of Paris in Hannah’s sights
• KING of Africa
• FIVE STARS who could light up the tournament
• How the hell do you spend thick end of £1bn and still be short of a real striker?
• They beat Sheffield United. Even that felt emotional. The comeback has been carefully managed and De Bruyne does not expect to start at Newcastle today. It has been too long a road to rush back after his season stopped only 23 minutes in at Burnley. Typic
• Agony for Kompany as Luton level late
• As Jim Ratcliffe takes his seat at Old Trafford for the first time, here’s a guide that might help A TO Z
• ULSTER LOOK TO EWERS FOR CRUCIAL TOULOUSE CLASH
• Leinster look far too strong as Stade ring the changes
• GIANT CROSSWORD

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