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Weird BUT true

- Natalie O’Neill with Wires

What the devil? A prominent Irish priest is begging higher-ups to train religious leaders in the practice of exorcism after an “exponentia­l” spike in “evil” activity.

Father Pat Collins of Dublin wrote a letter to a group of bishops saying demand for the demon-purging ceremonies is through the roof.

But instead of exorcising the spirits, priests have been forced to refer “possessed” parishione­rs to psychologi­sts. Hey, baby, you so fined! Men who catcall women on the street could be fined up to $435 in France under a new legislativ­e proposal.

Lawmakers say horndogs who holler loudly, whistle or ask for phone numbers in public should be slapped with the “sexual contempt” citation.

Prison food is so bad, a Texas jailbird busted out to score a home-cooked meal.

Joshua Hansen, 25, of Dallas, was caught trying to sneak back into a federal prison in Beaumont with the feast — including sausages, chicken, rice and vegetables — in a duffel bag, according to Jefferson County police.

Cops also found him hauling a stash of booze.

A greedy Florida clerk allegedly tried to steal winning lottery-ticket prize money — but she picked the wrong guy to scam.

The man was an undercover Florida Lottery Commission agent, hired to keep clerks honest.

Winn-Dixie Liquors worker Crystelle Yvette Baton, 42, of Fort Myers, told the agent his $600 winning ticket was worth only $5, according to cops. She allegedly slid the winning ticket into a notebook — and was busted.

A fearless cow took a walk on the wild side when she escaped from a farm in Poland and began traveling with a herd of bison.

The bold bovine has hung with her bigger-horned cousins in Bialowieza Forest for three months.

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