Irish Daily Mail - 2024-04-03

• My twins? I let them eat cake!
• Sky high: €2.2bn terminal plan for Dublin
• ‘We’re worried that it’s going to turn into a frightenin­g situation here’
• COVENEY COULDN’T BRING HIMSELF TO BACK HARRIS WHEN LEADERSHIP RACE BEGAN... AND IT WAS THEN THAT HIS FATE WAS SEALED
• HARRIS’S NEW CABINET MOVERS AND SHAKERS
• Fireman who sits on council in court bid to run for election
• I feel lonely and need therapy, says Raye
• Chocs away: Sweet news as shoppers spend €25m on eggs
• JK inspires us to speak the truth in an age where being a gender critic is like practising witchcraft...
• Return to substance over style best bet for FG revival
• We’re being led by people we didn’t vote for – so let’s get back to ballot box
• The shaming of Mr Perfect
• Bring teachers back home
• Calls to tackle ‘mayhem’ on roads as 2,600 caught speeding
• Boyfriend charged with Sarah murder
• How we identified Banksy as a nice middle-class boy called Robin 16 years ago...
• Gen Z – yes, I mean my grandkids – are the rudest ever!
• Kate’s facing debts of €2 million Things got so bad she had to turn off the heating
• LINDA MOONEY Psychic agony aunt and angel therapist
• FIRST, TAKE OUR QUIZ
• Why the Queen Mum kept mum
• History is crucial to understand­ing conflict in Gaza
• Horner saga takes toll on ‘upset, angry’ complainan­t
• ARMAGH IN THE SHOP WINDOW
• TIGHT SQUEEZE
• McStay recalls Big Apple fright ahead of visit
• Pep relishes using Keane’s barbs as fuel for title charge
• Dom ends his drought as careless Toon pay the penalty
• Gibbs-White runs show to avenge Forest’s five-goal horror at Cottage
• Time running out for Clarets to escape drop
• Zouma rises highest for Moyes to rain on the Spurs parade
• Semenyo off his sick bed to save the day
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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