Irish Sunday Mirror - 2023-09-10

• PIMPS, RAPISTS AND STALKERS SENT PACKING
• JAIL PROTESTS OVER VIOLENT TRANS CRIM
• CALL TO HALT ‘MORBID’ DOC ON GILLIGAN
• NEW HOST OF
• NO PATS ON BACK FOR SONG
• Anyone can be at risk of addiction to opioid painkiller­s
• I’d Really love Housewives of Dublin..
• TRIP TRIP HOORAY!
• Film strikes hit Norton show
• I hope Ripper TV drama will force cops to look at his crimes again
• Stormzy will Do Better this time
• DR SUMI: ‘I sit across from brave women and to hear they feel invisible is heartbreak­ing’
• Staggered school times don’t work for working mums
• CHAMP ENVIED PRESLEY’S LOOKS...AND WAS PELE FAN
• The tot saved by his big sis
• Kiss of death
• PAST LIVES
• Chasing clues on an impossible ‘fun’ run
• September is Childhood Cancer Month. Emma Eyre tells how the experts at Great Ormond Street Hospital gave her hope when her daughter developed a rare, aggressive tumour ‘GOSH shone a light through the darkness of Eden’s cancer’
• Whole lotta rosé
• Cruise news
• Deals of the week
• Hare & Hounds, Speen, near Newbury, Berkshire
• A SPECIAL K
• SCHOOL OF CARD KNOCKS
• POINTS ON THE BOARD DELIGHTS BOSS ANDY
• SAUDIS BUYING PREM CAST-OFFS... IT’S LIKE A VINTED FOR THE MINTED
• BOYS DON GOOD
• TO BE FRANK, YOU’RE NEVER TOO OLD TO PUSH THE BOUNDARY
• ANGE IS PREMIER QUALITY
• If United want to sell Sancho, fair enough ...but players with struggles need to be treated with compassion and respect
• DOKU’S LUKOUT
• SOUNESS: IT’S A WASTE OF MONEY, ERIK
• LEADER TO THE CORPS
• Johnson to fire up Dragons
• ‘Bayern will sharpen me up as Lion’
• VALENTINE EVENING’S MASSACRE
• ‘Performanc­e of our lives is needed’
• RUSSELL GRANT

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