Irish Daily Mail - 2024-04-22

• How children under 14 could be banned from smartphone­s
• Greening of Kingdom to begin
• Hero police officer joins vigil for victims of Sydney attacks
• Boy,7, among two to drown in separate tragedies
• Nancy Pelosi warns ‘democracy is at stake’
• Fresh doubt over Martin’s leadership amid poll slump
• Media Committee vows to investigat­e RTÉ over ‘legalistic’ response to bogus worker contracts
• Research finds Zoom fatigue is worse when self-view is on
• Cillian wins the IFTA, but wife Yvonne was a shoe-in
• Repak survey shows just 33% understand the recycling process
• The two recent referendum­s proved we need full disclosure from now on
• This advice is on the house: Publicans need to wise up
• Even if the Greens are eaten, they will leave a tasty legacy
• Farmers fear for the future as time runs out to sow crops
• Stab hero to run for council
• FANS FEELING BLUE
• TEN HAG FREAK SHOW!
• WE GOT AWAY WITH ONE BUT I’M NOT EMBARRASSE­D, INSISTS ERIK
• Pep threatens to snub TV in scheduling row
• DISGRACEFU­L Forest go too far with cheat slur
• THE PREMIER LEAGUE IN SIXTY SECONDS
• Ref ’s hat-trick of howlers is mind-boggling
• ‘Embarrasse­d’ Moyes looks destined for exit door after Palace pasting
• Solid Saliba is vital to Gunners push for title
• Elliott in credit with Klopp for Trent’s piece of magic
• It’s not all about goals for influentia­l Watkins
• Duff demanding Shels front up against Hoops
• Pears’ slice is sweet for Owls
• Why Andy Cole and fellow victims of cash scandals have been forced to march in protest
• No instrument? No problem!
• SUMMER GREENS AND CRISPY CHORIZO TART
• LET TERS Israel and Russia are behaving like school bullies
• Wolff backs struggling Hamilton to stay positive
• It’s time for 52-year-old legend to go out on high
• Munster timing their run again as Blues stutter
• Red Hands hold off Cavan comeback
• ‘IT WAS A BIT SUBDUED... WE NEED OUR FANS TO BACK US FOR FINAL’
• Lethal Cats lay down an early marker
• SMASH & GRAB IT! Clare had been good value for their double scores lead
• O’Sullivan rescues Dubs with late leveller
• Déise delight as they edge past Rebels
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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