The Irish Mail on Sunday - 2018-11-04

• BACKLASH OVER €100M TUNNEL FOR MINISTER
• Meghan and Charles bond over their dysfunctio­nal families
• Rapist’s mother: I pray for my son’s victim
• Seanad revamp ‘more costly than an election’
• Now Strictly cha-cha-cheat Katya plans ‘make up’ baby with dancer husband
• Handbags at dawn: FG big wigs in Euro battle
• Child f ilms bare-knuckle f ight and shouts: ‘Come on, my father!’
• Troubled family life and a history of violence
• FIVE KILLERS… ALL WERE OUT ON BAIL
• OUT BY 2028? IT’S NOT JUSTICE
• Adviser told Ross that bus worries were stoked for ‘political reasons’
• Rugby player acquitted of exposure graduates with honours in America
• 50,000 children on waiting lists
• My daughter is in so much pain, I fear she will need a knee op
• Elderly hit hardest by beds crisis
• Family may sue lawyer over €450k
• Artist seeks €100k for baby homes memorial
• GAA club sees red over ref ’s nom-de-fume
• O’Donnells celebrate in their new house on the hill
• ... and son Blake gets in the picture
• Bog standard hypocrisy
• The REAL Becks split... David and the TV mogul part ways after 23 years together
• Staff shake-up at Virgin TV as winds of change blow
• Varadkar: I won’t
• He spoke the truth about what is really going on... Welcome to Casey Country
• My (brief ) encounter with Whitey Bulger
• SMOKES & DAGGERS
• The real cost of the EU’s solidarity over Brexit
• Casey harnessed the unhappines­s of Middle Ireland
• An intolerabl­e failure to treat our children
• The art of shilling to bloodthirs­ty vegans
• The nine TDs who think to grandstand is to legislate
• FF and FG are running scared of Peter Casey
• THE sham liberalism
• Cream legend’s daughter: Beatle George made me the prize in a game of pool ...when I was 15
• Romance that drove same-sex marriage
• ‘Good!!’ Vegan who forced out Waitrose editor celebrated 7 deaths at bull run
• America’s civil war ghosts rising again
• Surprise! Hollywood’s finest come out against ‘toxic Trump’
• The €30m windfall that divided a family
• I couldn’t read but my mother could speak 7 languages
• John le Carré adaptation that will keep us riveted for the next five weeks
• The best guide to the Greek islands
• Peugeot’s SUV puts family first
• Disney’s nutty but nice festive fare
• The propaganda battle of WWII
• BY DAVID ATTENBOROU­GH
• WHO’S THE DADDY?
• WE SPENT HUNDREDS OF DAYS IN THE FIELD, 16 HOURS A DAY STALKING US? SHE WAS LIKE A BIG KITTEN!
• The coup at the court of King David
• WHEN A CHIMP GRINS...IT’S TERRIFIED!
• Survival of the coldest
• CHICK-NAPPED!
• Liam’s one last heist goes wrong... while Chris’s love life is a little bit out of tune
• Tremendous­ly entertaini­ng peek insid- e the (stewing) h- ead of Davy Fitz
• THE PRIZE CROSSWORD
• TROUBLE’S BREWING FOR THESE BORDER DISSIDENTS
• UTTERLY GRIPPING AND DISTURBING
• If I started singing the Barney song, every child would cry
• I’m Snoopying around Charlie Brown country
• Now I’m in the swing
• DEALS OF THE WEEK
• Breakfasts of champignon­s
• THE BRAND WE GOOGLE MOST IS...
• A Mate you can totally rely on...
• MY PICK OF THE WEEK’S APPS
• Pay the ransom – or watch me wreck your life
• ‘Your daughter needs cash’ and six other active scams to watch out for
• We have great design talent in Ireland, and it’s time to think big and promote it
• Mullins happy to sit under the learning tree
• Closutton team is going flat out for success
• Lizzie Lee’s doing it for herself... and Ireland’s mothers
• Irish Daily Mail FAI Cup final special
• Shane McGrath
• Oval and Out
• EXPERT FRANKIE
• GOLF Harrington in a field of three for 2020 captaincy
• IOC taking issue with AIBA’s new chief Rakhimov
• Clubs should get the respect they deserve in era of endless fixtures
• Today’s PREVIEWS
• Kenny forces way into the frame as Dublin sign up Cuala hurling kingpin
• Talking tactics and walks on the beach with the man who has led the Lilywhites back to a decider again
• Dundalk dominate a combined finalists XI
• Can Wagner sustain the miracle of Huddersfie­ld?
• Slam Dunk as Brazilian strikes it rich again
• START LIKE DONKEYS ... FINISH LIKE LIONS!
• KILBANE: THERE IS A WAY TO BRING YOUNG TALENT THROUGH
• Why Howe is good enough for big six
• We aren’t a dirty team insists Pep
• Lucky at last, now Rafa can look up!
• Anderson proves his worth as Hammers lead from the front
• NERVY SPURS NEARLY BLOW IT
• GUNNERS KEEP ROLLING
• Gray cloud lifts as the Foxes get win they craved
• North sparkles as Wales hit stride
• PRO14 Bootroom
• LUCKY ENGLAND
• Green shoots running through revitalisa­tion of rugby in America
• READ HIS VERDICT FROM SOLDIER FIELD
• FLAIR JORDAN
• There’s a Derry soundtrack to Dundalk’s double tilt

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