Irish Daily Mail - 2024-04-16

• Political fundraisin­g lotteries off the hook in new gambling Bill
• Fears petrol may hit €2 a litre
• The A.I. Miss World
• Trans women ‘should be banned from female sports’
• Gardaí move in to take control of house targeted by asylum protest
• Eircom forced staff not to use its own rules for complaints
• Harris: We’ve got to get real on roads
• I don’t agree with any form of a Rwanda policy – Walsh
• SIMON KEEN TO TALK TO FRANCES AND MAIRÉAD
• Israel allies urge restraint as chief of military vows ‘response’ to Iran
• Health warning: VHI axing popular insurance plans
• VOGUE AND SPENCER TO SELL €6.1M PAD FOR ‘BIGGER’ ONE
• FAI boss steps down
• It’s time for the Catholic Church to reassert itself
• Tin can that smashed through the final frontier
• Burke brother’s conviction over melee in court is struck out
• Walliams tells Tubs of book that made him cry
• Court hears that witness in Brady case was ‘threatened’
• Restaurant closures have cost State €288m this year
• The ‘It Girl next door’ who still shops at local supermarke­t
• ‘Fulfil your pledge to maternity leave mums with cancer’
• Man who ‘poisoned’ daughter’s life with campaign of abuse is jailed for 11 years
• PAC warns sick leave pattern can’t be allowed to continue
• Man found dead at house named as inquiries by gardaí continue
• He was, after all, an absurdly attractive man, with his bright eyes and lovely mouth
• Headphones to tackle the misery of tinnitus
• Under the microscope
• Should women take probiotic pills to beat the intimate infections antibiotic­s can’t reach?
• Can’t hold your drink? It may be good news for your heart but bad for eyes and skin
• The ‘unhealthy’ foods I now wish I’d been eating for years
• From passion fruit smoothies to turmeric and ginger shots, almost every ‘healthy’ drink is up to 80% apple juice. Why? Because it’s so sweet they can put ‘no added sugar’ on the label. It’s the new trend called... Applejuice­ification
• Beta blockers can be lifesavers – don’t give them up just yet
• Cutting-edge tech sees St James’s get first robot to dish out chemothera­py doses for patients
• London: Marx’s beloved Kapital
• Harris should be more consistent on foreign policy
• PICK OF DIGITAL & ON DEMAND TV
• Mullins is hoping for Incredible recovery in Ayr this weekend
• THE END NIGH IS
• Best actor Scheffler shines on the biggest stage of all
• CEO ‘proud of what has been achieved’ on his watch
• Arsenal need a striker. Could they REALLY try to lure Watkins after he KO’d them?
• City are Goliath. So if Arsenal lose title to them, it’s not ‘choking’. It’s bowing to a superior force
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD

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