The Irish Mail on Sunday - 2022-10-02

• ‘Guarantee our jobs!’ Anger as Martin reveals O’Brien will keep housing role
• DARLINGS, JUST GIVE ME A HAND SPRAYING ON THIS NEW DRESS!
• Domestic violence cases soar past peak reached in lockdown
• Employers warned to be prepared for wild parties this post-Covid Christmas
• Sinn Féin’s chilling warning to mandarins
• €242m for our richest landlords
• HOW HBFI BOSS SPOKE UP FOR EBS IN SCANDAL
• ‘Grenfell-type fire risk’ apartments paid for by HBFI
• Varadkar’s f irst project as Taoiseach… take a holiday
• No date yet for results of Junior Cert - SEC
• Posh toasts her Paris triumph (and thawing of wedding feud) with shots of €680 tequila
• Even the vultures didn’t turn up to savage Micheál
• Company headed by Yates seeks to build 400 homes
• From Sri Lanka to Béal na Bláth
• Today FM’s Louise lands job on TG4’s new travel show
• 78,600 small firms on debt cliff edge
• Latest energy bill was final nail in the coffin for popular restaurant
• Emergency electricit­y supply is coming... next year
• Will the King of woke kill off the Queen of fashion?
• State should not have loaned money to build to rent funds
• Niamh Walsh’s Manifesto
• SF in power would drag us into a financial hellhole too
• Biden’s latest gaffe is deadly serious
• Carer’s allowance cuts prove FG is out of touch
• I couldn’t give a damn about f ine of €100m
• Don’t look for actual truth in TV biopics
• Women on IVF courses can apply for funding
• Oi, Gabby! How many footballer­s have you notched up on your bedpost?
• The Queen asked me: How do you breastfeed twins?
• Dana fails to turn up for rehearsals for Eurovision winners gala
• Kwarteng says budget is ‘right plan’
• McGregor’s staff raise a glass to US rap legend
• ‘I was struck twice’
• THE PRIZE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC/QUICK CROSSWORD
• The mystery of Meghan’s ‘bloodsoake­d’ earrings from Saudi prince – and why royal staff were too scared to ask why she was wearing them
• How Sinéad changed our bad attitude
• Empathy ...to understand emotions and to recognise them in other people
• JOYCE HAD NO WORDS FOR MAMMY
• Manville’s a well-judged joy, Monroe a misery marathon
• How Churchill and Kohl were just as ruthless as dictators
• Why Bond was definitely not the fifth Beatle
• THE BEST NEW FICTION
• The wears and whens of Susannah’s star-studded life
• Beat the squeeze in TOASTY TENERIFE (or sizzling cyprus)
• Rooftop bars are bringing the high life to London
• Now, watch those stress levels!
• Ken’s Boris perfect for Covid-calamity drama
• Last chance for bullish Prescott
• No rest for the driven
• Hamilton escapes fine for wearing nose stud
• McIlroy off the pace as Mansell races into lead
• Four games that defined career of Mullins
• FINAL COUNT
• Munster still way off pace but tyros provide optimism
• Reds get off mark but fail to land bonus point
• AN EVEN KEEL
• The real winners of shameful World Cup will be Qatar
• IT’S A RESULTS BUSINESS NOW
• Kenny to keep faith with his current squad
• ‘Qualificat­ion will be earned the hard way’
• Southgate deserves better than to get booed by his fans. England have never had it this good
• Sport still values money over health
• Obafemi pounces to pile pressure on Bruce
• Smith expects more as Norwich flex muscles
• Erling says he’s not chasing records but he knows all about Shearer’s landmark of 260 goals... at this rate he’ll beat it in five years!
• Sancho’s our secret agent, says Ten Hag
• Pep: City can still rule after I’ve gone
• FRAGILE REDS REMIND KLOPP OF EARLY DAYS
• Hammers front men steal show from Costa
• Toon cruise to win over Fulham
• Arteta: Now we believe we can beat the best
• We are watching...
• I am relieved to find I am not the only ancient auld wan lifting in the gym
• ANIMAL magic
• Core BLIMEY
• White wine with steak? Yes, it works very well!
• FAMILIES ARE FIGHTING FIT
• Radio Week
• Skylights sponsored by sky
• Vivacious Glenda grabs the limelight

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