The Irish Mail on Sunday - 2018-06-24

• HISTORY AS TDS TO GET MATERNITY LEAVE FOR FIRST TIME
• Wedding joy for Thrones stars Kit and Rose
• Chaos looms as L-drivers face delay of a year and half to do the test
• Gardaí launch murder investigat­ion after man is found dead in Dublin park
• … and how to help guests save cash on your big day
• DRUMM STUCK IN THE ’JOY TOGETHER IN MARCH...
• Former minister Callely is charged with harassment
• If my wife Audrey died I would have no legal rights over our baby daughter
• Varadkar considers legalising cannabis
• Mystery of Hope’s no-show on RTÉ
• Jason murder home price cut by $50k
• ‘Bog roll’ Boris in shock four-letter outburst on Brexit
• Boom Boom Boris blasts back!
• Charity boss gets new job... but will she repay top-up?
• Crosbie to get back his bear necessitie­s
• Hospital date sent to man dead since 2006
• Give Tom Hardy my old licence to thrill
• ‘Tinder rapes’ not recorded by gardaí
• I BEGGED HIM TO STOP BUT HE GRABBED MY THROAT AND I FROZE
• I’m fed up with Roy Keane and his coiled-spring fury
• SMOKES & DAGGERS
• Patrick MacGill would turn in his grave at this moribund mausoleum of middle-aged male elitism
• TDs’ maternity leave is step in right direction
• Who vilif ies a teacher for providing a loving home?
• CROSSWORD No 1080
• Quotes OF THE WEEK
• Juncker junket was all about keeping our friends close...
• Long arm of the lawn!
• Olivia: My family were just as racy
• I want a new life in LA... and £50m
• Big prof its for boutique that’s facing attacks on social media
• Concerns about trees to be cut down in bus project
• EXPOSED – hidden horrors of your gourmet Parma ham
• A chance meeting with an addict... my brother
• MacGill boss: ‘I wasn’t sexist in my RTÉ role’
• Trailblaze­rs
• Overboard? No, just very bored...
• The Alfa with a lot of horsepower
• St Lucia... a pearl in the Caribbean
• Bawdy night out at The Snapper
• THE SORDID DEATH OF A POP DIVA
• A home coming queen desperatel­y seeking tolerance
• The perils of online slagging laid painfully bare
• Hat’s off for the new Bay
• HOW JAIL SAVED JOHNNY
• DAVID BENNUN
• ORIENT EXCESS
• THE PRIZE CROSSWORD
• BARE BONES
• CRYPTIC/QUICK CROSSWORD
• Passport clerk has changed my gender
• Paradise (and a bit too much passion) in Ruscany
• A treat to leave kids squealing with joy
• Cycling holidays
• Go nuts for Brazil
• That inking feeling
• HUNTER’S TOP TEN CRUISE INSIGHTS
• I’m all set for the drive of my life...
• A pillow to stop snorers
• OUR PICK OF LATEST APPS
• A NIFTY SUITCASE TO MAKE OTHER AIR TRAVELLERS JEALOUS
• The TOASTER is watching you!
• How we got to this point... and where to next
• A-ha’s keyboard player on early struggles… and how he earned £2,000 per note
• WACKY RACERS
• McIlroy bids to squirrel away better form
• Glorious end to the greatest season
• FIFA’s inaction over Russian footballer’s positive drug test
• Michael Duignan Time has come to bring in semi-pro referees
• Marc Ó Sé Former Tyrone enforcer is setting the tone in Fermanagh
• Shane McGrath Paul Flynn has his work cut out to repair the GPA’s image
• YOU ARE A DIVER, NEYMAR!
• FIFA may stiffen concussion rules after Amrabat breach
• At least this doll is better than the handmade guns
• No one in this sorry mess can be trusted
• World Cup providing a fresh view of what lay behind the curtain
• Case that proves FIFA secrecy over Russian football doping...
• How the Pep effect inspired an England REVOLUTION
• Rolls-Royce Ruben is in cruise control
• These Panama street kids can trouble England’s stars
• FEARFUL CHEERFUL
• Brittle Belgian defence is limited without Kompany
• Hernandez creates more shockwaves
• Khazri’s plea to play in Premier League after Russia
• Far-from exceptiona­l English test our patience
• Cork enjoy a second-half to remember as they bag title
• I THOUGHT WE’D HAVE MORE DAYS LIKE THESE
• Lowndes remains a true Blue despite his Royal County roots
• Forget about Leinster – it’s a dead duck
• Today’s PREVIEWS
• DEFENCE IS NOT A DIRTY WORD
• Kildare hold nerve to beat brave Longford
• Moran hits Louth for six as Leitrim cruise
• Grugan’s strike fires Armagh past Sligo
• Harte’s Tyrone avoid an upset in qualifiers as Carlow cannot back up early goal
• Cavan march on as four are shown red
• Fitzmauric­e thrilled with direct route
• Trouncing such a poor Cork side won’t do Kerry any good
• Farrell’s boot vital as Cipriani chips in to save Jones’ skin
• New Zealand finish with a flourish
• GLORIOUS END TO GREATEST SEASON
• ON TOP DOWN UNDER
• It’s child’s play as Kerry annihilate Cork on home turf
• GERMANY’S LATE SHOW
• MAYO PULL AWAY IN THE FINAL QUARTER TO SEE OFF TIPPERARY

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