Irish Daily Mail - 2024-02-03

• Eamon Ryan is not an idiot, says Taoiseach
• 950 FLIGHTS GROUNDED
• I know it’s not brain surgery but I’m really proud of myself
• Aslan’s ‘mixed emotions’ as new frontman is unveiled
• Smyth to quit CMO role
• I couldn’t believe that I was getting that phone call, it was like a movie
• Reveal the senior RTÉ names in Musical saga
• STAFF SAY ‘CULTURE OF AGENTS’ LIVES ON
• Leo: New curbs on illegal immigratio­n
• Cat Deeley and ITV in stand-off over terms of This Morning offer
• Parents’ outrage at speaker’s homophobic ‘gender bender’ rant at primary school Mass
• How Team Trump’s fears that Taylor Swift (and her 279 m followers) could keep Biden in power have made the crazy American election even crazier still!
• IT DOESN’T MATTER WHERE YOU’RE FROM, THIS HAS IMPACTED US ALL
• Criminal legal aid bill rockets to €85million
• Get switched on and grab electric savings
• My girls are being forced to grow up too early
• Yes, I’ve made mistakes but both Kyle’s wife and I are victims of his manipulati­on and lies...
• ‘FIRST MINISTER FOR ALL’: O’NEILL READY FOR ROLE
• Ex-AG says deal does not remove an Irish Sea border
• EUROPE’S 21st-CENTURY PEASANTS’ REVOLT DROWNING BUREAUCRAT­S IN BRUSSELS IN A MOUNTAIN OF MANURE
• He is getting a good kick in the backside when he comes home
• Calls for equality chief to resign over MEP talks
• ‘I was livid so I painted my house pink and wrote my opinions all over it’
• Our ‘skydancers’ in peril
• Farmer awarded more than €88k over apples sprayed with herbicide
• SUNSHINE, SEA AND ALL THAT JAZZ
• CATHERINE MURPHY
• TAKE ME TO THE ISLAND
• HOW THE CELTS CHASED THE LIFE OF O’REILLY IN CADIZ
• APPLES OF YOUR EYE
• EVOLUTION, NOT REVOLUTION
• Clash of star pair has pulses racing
• YOUR GUIDE TO THIS AFTERNOON’S ACTION
• Noonan the right partner for Le Patron
• Even the priest loves a f lutter on my £800 horse!
• SIX POINTERS FOR THE DUBLIN RACING FESTIVAL…
• CHASING THE DREAM
• WEEKEND PREVIEWS
• CATS’ EYES ON THE PRIZE
• Cork looking primed to make League title push
• Finlay relishing new role behind teen programme
• Juventus renaissanc­e tees up title showdown
• He’s a loveable little rogue
• We need a Ward-Prowse, says Poch
• Brighton risk a reckoning after selling top talents
• SUCCESSION
• It sounds harsh, but Rashford is the bad apple underminin­g the team. In my Liverpool dressing room the other pros would have slaughtere­d him
• GAME MUST WAKE UP OVER MISSING STARS
• Russell relaxed as Scots agree to shut roof
• GIANT CROSSWORD

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