Irish Daily Mail - 2024-03-22

• Divorce case move would make system unfair, say barristers
• Bank cuts rate for home loans
• Men on horseback block road in protest at ‘refugee centre’
• Arson suspect denies setting derelict pub ablaze
• Father puts up his life savings of €100,000 for son over €33m crystal meth seizure
• An ‘accidental politician’ set now to be the TikTok Teesh!
• Varadkar’s partner is ‘delighted’ at his decision to step away
• ‘Yes, it took longer than anybody would have liked... but process is important’
• US suing Apple over its ‘smartphone monopoly’
• ‘I hope you can f ind it in your heart to forgive me’
• Jackson’s son at war with gran over €700m song deal
• Judge: That’s mad, Ted
• ON THIS DAY
• ‘Crucial moment’ as trials of lung cancer vaccine set to target those most at risk
• Breakthrou­gh as pig kidney transplant­ed into human
• Mind game! Musk’s brain chip helps paralysed man play chess
• Clodagh Hawe’s mother made it click with me – I was in a similar situation
• The Martians are coming!
• (Don’t) call my agent! Nicole cuts ties with top firm before Broadway show
• Is romcom star styling himself on 1D’s Harry?
• Shapeless as a ghost — but at least Bill’s a hoot
• Nothing immaculate about this cliched conception
• An audio banquet from the Bard of Bury
• ‘LIFE AS A PLAYBOY BUNNY? I’ve had more fun at a bus stop!’
• Phew! It’s NOT true that 95 per cent of diets fail
• WHAT BOOK?
• Why Ukraine’s President wants to be more Charlie Chaplin than Churchill
• Secret past sins of nasty nuns
• Odds are you’ll lose anyway
• Leo served this country with great distinctio­n
• Shark switches focus from Aintree National
• When the F1 paddock was the PLAYBOYS’ PLAYGROUND
• OHURUOGU CLEARED TO RACE AFTER DOPE PROBE
• Kiely questions necessity of League semis
• Split season is too condensed – time to revisit GAA calendar
• Why shouldn’t rugby take the Saudi coin?
• Lowry – I need to be in control of my emotions
• Ahern ready to lay down a marker for summer spot
• Plastic fans? There’s no such thing. If it wasn’t for them there wouldn’t be a Premier League
• Inspired Wales on the brink of Euros as limited Finland are brushed aside
• Leicester hit with Premier League charge
• FEAR OF THE DROP
• Crawford wary of complacenc­y as U21s face minnows
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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