Irish Daily Mail - 2023-03-20

• ‘Interest relief on mortgages would work against ECB’
• 150 jobs created in accountanc­y
• A second Dáil correction for Donnelly
• Irish supporters toast ‘green sweep’
• Green TD set to support Sinn Féin on eviction ban
• Heroic sniffer dog Jasper leads €2.4m drugs bust
• Three years is a very long time in politics, Leo
• Secret to long-lasting bliss? Just remember your first kiss...
• Wild Youth’s ‘big and bold’ Eurovision song
• Has The Crown gone too far with Di crash replica?
• Tensions we dare not speak about
• Amid all of the back-slapping we need to work hard at keeping US doors open
• Where’s the harm in an occasional risky joke?
• No ‘nepo -baby’ nonsense for Tiger Lily. Her life is all of her own making
• Questions over ‘most futile Irish expedition since Spanish Civil War’
• Is The Bert a stalking horse or just making mischief ?
• Why the new TikTok filter that turned me FROM THIS TO THIS risks stealing the self-esteem — and sanity — of a generation
• I’ll never be happy with how I look
• I’d rather be the girl on the right
• €50m refugees fund
• Millions of dead fish wash up in Australia due to heatwave
• Foolish Fulham set fire to their hopes
• Brighton puncture Harry the Haddock
• De Zerbi: We’re better off when I’m suspended!
• Doyle screamer is one for the family album!
• Arsenal shift through the GEARS
• Arteta: Players must return hungry to win our ‘10 finals’
• Skinner eyes Wembley bow after ending Cup hoodoo
• Conte’s right. Spurs are steeped in failure with a losing mentality
• Pep’s got City peaking with serious stuff around corner
• I’m sick of it, show him the door
• SIMMS can be Everton’s saviour
• Henry must add attacking flair to give Gareth a nudge
• RODRIGO can be Leeds lifeline
• Emotional Brooks out to make up for lost time
• How I tracked down and confronted the Nazi butcher immortalis­ed in Schindler’s List
• Imagine the perfect piano
• Home school is not to blame for isolation of Burke family
• LEWIS: I’VE NEVER SEEN CAR SO FAST
• Lineker’s decency has been the one constant feature of this unlikely battle
• TYRONE KEEP SURVIVAL HOPES ALIVE WITH VITAL VICTORY
• League is limping to expected conclusion
• I still believe England can make the World Cup semi-finals
• ‘We spoke all week about this being one of the greatest days of our lives - and it is’
• TWO GRAND SLAMS IN 24 HOURS – A SPECIAL WEEKEND FOR IRISH RUGBY

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