Irish Daily Mail - 2024-02-05

• Two in three business chiefs expect prof its to soar in year ahead
• Primary school children need to be taught dangers of vaping
• Do wrinkles make us look ‘untrustwor­thy’?
• BORDER POLL IN A DECADE
• I’d always argue two women is going to be better – O’Neill
• Sinn Féin’s slide has a whiff of the Gilmore Gale
• Road safety chiefs to get huge funds injection for campaigns after 20% rise in deaths in 2023
• Moving tribute from crash victim’s sister
• Can people really afford a pet? 400 dogs handed in since Christmas
• ‘Arrogant’ to presume Josepha will win MEP nominee race – Regina
• When are the North’s political leaders going to grow up?
• McEntee springs into life to shut stable door
• THOUGHT THE WORST OF BREXIT WAS OVER?
• Gambling f irms warn new laws will make for a €1bn mafia-style black market
• President has snubbed us, claim Army abuse survivors
• Defence Forces lost 1,600 more staff than it gained
• The Crown made Charles’s schooldays at Gordonstou­n seem like Colditz in kilts — the reality was very different...
• Two giants collide… and gift Arsenal a priceless win
• Klopp defends star duo from ‘pub team’ jibe
• Party time but are the celebratio­ns a bit OTT?
• Barkley brings calm amid the chaos
• Van Nistelrooy helped make Branthwait­e a £100m poster boy
• Haaland happy to stay for the Manchester ‘vibes and banter’ Monday Night
• Brothers in arms as spirit courses through United
• MARTINEZ KNEE INJURY A PERSONAL DISASTER, SAYS TEN HAG
• Olise shambles leaves Roy’s reign in tatters
• Callum’s cracker gives Nuno breathing space
• ‘Pass of the season’ has Watkins licking his lips
• Morgan’s sacking by Blades welcomed by Cusack family
• Kompany: I won a title in 30 seconds so we CAN stay up!
• Chickens coming home to roost for negligent Celtic
• The African safari haven where humans and elephants are locked in a desperate battle for survival over WATER
• Woo hoo for surprise hits
• It’s an election year, so Helen gets tough on immigratio­n
• It’s Mullins’ day again as power imbalance clear to see
• O’Connor goal turns tide for dogged Dubs
• CLARE’S RODGERS SHOOTS DOWN CORK
• Clifford finds net as Kerry too much for Monaghan
• MASTERCLAS­S
• Byrne’s strike proves vital in Model revival
• Rossiter full of praise for Wexford’s resilience
• Chiefs victory would irk the right people
• Focus is now on Italian job and team trying new things
• ‘A special victory like this is there to be celebrated’
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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