The Irish Mail on Sunday - 2024-03-10

• Not thinking of becoming a Peaky Blinder are you, Paul?
• Barbie made $1 billion but Ken to star at Oscars!
• Justice doesn’t know how many unsolved homicides there’ve been since 1995
• Why bad weather is never a nice surprise
• Win some, lose some – but mostly losing – sums up Leo’s mixed record at the ballot box
• Throuple trouble for indifferen­t Coalition
• It seemed Leo didn’t give a monkey’s if it passed or not
• For Yvonne McGuinness, a return to art and family life
• Hospital at odds with Donnelly over ‘new beds’ claim
• Killers and drug offenders freed on temporary release
• Loraine ‘surprised’ old school hasn’t invited her back to visit
• Watchdog: Hidden exit deals are wrong
• Gentleman Theo’s nod to Irish wife for ‘gas’ enlighteni­ng
• Warnings over ‘no-cut facelifts’
• SEANAD MOTION TO CHANGE THE NAME OF ARTANE BAND
• Mother and baby home survivors call memorial plan ‘a waste of money’
• Lohan behold
• Garda presence on the capital’s streets can’t just be for Christmas
• Leaders have themselves to blame for the lack of engagement with these ill-defined referendum­s
• State’s foot-dragging would not be tolerated on the hurling pitch
• SMOKES & DAGGERS
• Murdoch uses women to build his self-image
• Children lie dying in their thousands as the world’s leaders sit on their hands
• ‘I pray to God this war ends and we go home’
• PAYE workers could claim back a bumper €500m in tax
• Five-year ombudsman inquiry blocks action on defective garda holsters
• Women’s rights champion who was ignored by friend de Valera in her fight for equal status
• THE PRIZE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC/QUICK CROSSWORD NO.906
• Big sports high that time forgot
• IS THIS REALLY ‘THE NASTIEST OPERA’?
• When our album went to No.1, I cried in my flat
• America’s unofficial 51st state
• Explore ancient Lisbon from its brave new world
• Sex, scheming and salty language – it’s great fun
• How a quick call knocked €800 off my energy bill
• Move your savings to really pique interest of Irish banks
• I never made big bucks in Bucks Fizz… and I was sued when I quit
• Toto: I’d love to sign Max
• Danny staying cool in the heat of battle
• Football better served by evolution than revolution
• ‘I want to walk out with my hand raised’
• OLD BATTLE LINES REDRAWN
• Today’s Previews
• RAINING CHAMPS
• Westmeath too strong for depleted Antrim
• One small style change can lead Cork out of the wilderness
• Racing fan O’Shea will be looking to start at a decent gallop
• Garnacho the teenage tormentor!
• Woodrow stars in Luton late show
• HAVERTZ SPARES RAMSDALE’S BLUSHES
• Blades show some steel to lift Wilder
• Backs to the fore as Wolves soar
• Italy bounce back to grab first Six Nations home win in 11 years
• Time for Scotland to embrace change
• Farrell will not let defeat go to waste
• SLAM DREAM LIES IN TATTERS
• HOW THEY RATED
• A Swiss roll in a jacket pocket and all the little things from our past
• PUT YOUR HOME ON RED ALERT
• Make the summer BERRY NICE
• This yoga guru’s breasts regrew eight years after she had major surgery to reduce them... and her case has left top doctors baf f led
• Why do experts want to say that millions of healthy people have ‘early’ Alzheimer’s?
• Could my 24-hour ‘flu’ bout really have been a mini-stroke?
• WHERE TO SEE THIS YEAR’S OSCAR HOTSHOTS
• Radio Week
• Mary & George
• QUIZ SEARCH

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