Irish Daily Mail - 2024-05-01

• ‘War zone’ UHL is still our most overcrowde­d hospital by far
• 80% of roads left out of crash data
• Mayday! It’s time to slap on the sunscreen as Ireland gears up to be hotter than Barcelona
• Boy, 14, slaughtere­d on way to school by crazed swordsman
• Prisoners gave me sweets and free haircuts, Enoch Burke tells libel trial
• TÁNAISTE: IT’S NONSENSICA­L TO SAY I THREW HELEN MCENTEE UNDER THE BUS
• Sequence of events as sex offender’s claim unfolded
• Judge rules hotel can be used for asylum seekers
• How outdated laws are leaving us at mercy of dodgy dentists
• Murphy gets economics role in RTÉ reshuff le
• US newspapers sue ChatGPT for ‘infringeme­nt of copyright’
• Tánaiste says Twitter ‘is not interested’ in tackling hate online
• Murder plot man vows to cut ties with Kinahans
• City where Birkin bags are now the No 1 target for burglars
• Science behind mica assessment ‘is outdated’
• Lyric FM is a leading light in essential public service
• Even Gerry Ryan had to admit he was upstaged by Riverdance
• Showdown in New York as student Gaza protests grow
• Trump fined $9,000 for contempt in Stormy Daniels hush-money trial
• ‘Ethical’ dog yoga? Don’t get sold a pup, animal welfare groups warn
• Fertile Irish have bigger families than EU neighbours
• We’ll keep the Book of Kells closed, vow students in fees row
• Six ways to boost your sex appeal - and it’s NOT about looks
• Say it with flowers
• What’s wrong with a big fat Irish wedding? The hair!
• Psychic agony aunt and angel therapist
• Like Rebel Wilson I went to a sex party in LA with the rich and famous Unlike Rebel, I stayed to the end. Here’s what happened . . .
• Our children need to know they can be the astronaut and the engineer
• How 80s pastel make-up got cool — and it looks best on the over-50s!
• BBQ Fish Taco
• Grace’s poetic stage return
• EASY FRIED CHICKEN & ASIAN SLAW
• Poor losers must accept decisions of the electorate
• Tower of strength
• SLEVIN AIMING TO ADD TO FESTIVAL GLORY DAYS
• KERRY IN CRUISE CONTROL
• We still have time to fix flaws, insists McEvoy
• TEENAGE KICKS
• Arsenal too cautious to win any silverware
• Diva-free PSG look the real deal at last
• What kind of person pretends to be disabled just to watch a match?
• Vinicius doubles up to turn back the Bayern tidal wave
• BRIDGE MASTERCLAS­S CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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