Belfast Telegraph - 2024-05-13

• Euro 2028 ‘is our time to shine’, insists O’neill
• Tamed Pleasure Boys keep it in trousers this time on return to NI
• Opposition tables number of motions to ‘deliver’ on issues
• Shock as prestigiou­s Belfast school is given food hygiene rating of just one
• Dementia NI’S single and video hit all the right notes
• Belfast boxer fighting for mental health campaign
• Charity hopes final report of Infected Blood
• O’neill to be grilled at the Covid inquiry about Storey funeral
• Millions in court fines remain unpaid amid budget pressure
• Wet weather expected in coming days after sunshine but temperatur­es to rise
• It’s wrong to judge Coldplay by usual rock rules, says fan Bono
• ‘When I visited IRA members in the Maze, all I saw was containmen­t and appeasemen­t’
• Wonderful Work: Queen praises medical staff on Internatio­nal Nurses Day
• Manufactur­ing shines during an April pick-up for Northern Ireland economy
• ‘Finding out how high my blood pressure was may have saved my life’
• Monitoring of journalist­s is a dark turn by the PSNI
• Unpaid fines show a broken legal system
• Interest rates hold once more: a guide to mortgage types for first-time buyers, movers and over 55s
• 50th banking hub opens in UK, with four more to follow in Northern Ireland
• ‘The poorest I’ve ever been? Living in Dublin in 1986... and being 2p short for a bottle of gas’
• ‘Concerned’ Djokovic to undergo medical tests after shock Italian Open exit
• Win all that counts, says Mcclean
• Orchard boss Mcgeeney’s patience will reap reward
• Dubs’ quality shines through but Louth make them sweat
• Ulster pull act together to get job done on Scarlets...
• Centurion Lowry proud to lead troops into battle on milestone day
• Hotshot Ryan happy to keep firing for the ruthless champions

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