Irish Daily Mail - 2024-04-06

• Hopes raised for lower phone bills as Government examines clauses
• Two roles to replace senior content job
• ‘Some people will be disappoint­ed’
• Former RTÉ reporter Mullooly to run for Europe in new party
• Humphreys named FG’s second-in-command
• HOW CAN SIMON HARRIS CONVINCE VOTERS TO GIVE FG ANOTHER RATTLE AT GOVERNMENT?
• 197 free travel passes confiscate­d over fraudulent use
• Alps helicopter hero: ‘All hell broke loose, I thought, my time is up’
• Brad’s history of physical abuse against me, by Angelina
• The life and crimes of an ‘IRISH heiress’
• If you thought that the MetroLink was pricey, it’s nothing compared to cost of a united Ireland
• Gaybo gave weight to the RSA but now it has run out of road
• Should we pick bank or broker for our loan?
• The stupid and selfish Cult of Me generation should try surviving in a war zone
• Victims of fire had just become grandparen­ts
• Employers warned of new pensions burden
• D-Day hero honoured
• Will putting a snail on your face make you beautiful?
• Harrowing statistics on domestic violence against our teachers
• State pulls €3m worth of investment from Israeli firms
• Wind farm war not over as appeal heads for Supreme Court
• This is your Captain speaking. We have a small problem and all four engines have stopped. I trust you’re not in too much distress
• We’re having a FAIR CITY BABY
• Retreat thecountry to
• West Cork character
• Thailand’s last untouched island
• Monumental follies in focus
• Artist whose life was far more colourful than his paintings
• HOW TO THROW GOOD SHAPES
• VOLVO PUSHES MY BUTTONS
• It’s the biggest 10 minutes for racing in a very long time
• Hamilton finds reasons to be positive at last
• ‘When you put on the Kerry jersey, all you’re thinking about is winning the All-Ireland’
• This would be a golden era for Banner... ...if it wasn’t for Limerick
• Everybody loves Raymond
• WEEKEND LGFA PREVIEWS
• WEEKEND GAA PREVIEWS
• ‘We will not be tinkering for the sake of tinkering, we have to get this right’
• Pat’s fight back to stun Rovers
• Hoops boss Rodgers ‘comfortabl­e’ with Old Firm referee
• Not on my watch!
• Howe: I’d rather we weren’t heading Down Under
• People thought I hated Everton but it breaks my heart to see them run into the ground
• Tickets for a sixpence, financial scandal and a chemical stink, how things used to be for Man United supporters...
• GIANT CROSSWORD

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