Irish Daily Mail - 2024-01-29

• Taxpayer more than €1bn short 15 years after bank bailouts
• Two held over Christmas Eve murder of steakhouse gunman
• Kerry remains king with staycation­ers
• TD: Ministers gaslightin­g the people
• Ian Bailey: I had given up smoking and drinking to prepare for heart surgery
• Majority of sport fans prefer home comforts
• Falling energy and shopping basket prices fuel confidence
• Cabinet split three ways over future RTÉ State funding
• Third Labour TD eyes up a European exit
• Tensions mount over two vacant seats in Seanad
• Double lump sum January bonus payment to be issued to 1.3million people this week
• Inquiry into Sophie death was always going to be difficult after botched start
• For the €3.6billion in extra pay for our civil servants, will we get even one extra garda?
• Ministers defend Tánaiste over Israel row
• Beware rogue referendum­s, especially the ones where women are subjected to mansplaine­rs
• Moments from death, the base jumper whose parachute failed in 29-storey leap
• BROADCASTE­RS UNITE TO FIGHT CANCER
• Relic of St Brigid comes home after 1,000 years away
• JP raised Westlife’s Shane up with a loan for €780k home after cash woes
• Football’s in the gutter when players fear for safety of family in stands
• Saints alive!
• Rashford rumpus clouds scrappy victory
• The long goodbye begins with Liverpool at their stirring best
• ‘The people showed everything to me and it’s wonderful. I love it’
• Rolling Stones
• Trippier: Forget Bayern, I want to make history with the Toon
• FA CUP ROUND-UP
• Elokobi connects with fans because he gets it – he knows football is for the people
• Ruben hits Milan highs
• Viv’s back with a banger to boost Gunners title tilt
• Paal pounces to ramp up the pressure on Moore
• Portu puts Girona back on top
• So, ear’s the explanatio­n!
• Thank you and farewell to the good doctor who saved me
• PICK OF DIGITAL & ON DEMAND TV
• Hunter on fire as Ireland see off Zimbabwe
• Drive-by docs prove that live sport is the way to go
• IRELAND’S WINGED WONDERS: THE TOP THREE...
• Meath keep on top of rivals Dublin
• Determined Armagh keep hosts Cork at arm’s length to maintain winning start
• ‘There is still an awful lot for us to work on’
• Mayo confirm the power shift out west
• TYPICALLY GRITTY CLARE EDGE PAST SLIGO
• This will help against Dubs, says McStay
• Canavan shines as Tyrone triumph
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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