The Irish Mail on Sunday - 2012-11-25

• DRUG DEALERS USED AS ACTORS IN LOVE/HATE
• Reilly put care centres on list at the last minute
• War of words over Burton’s plan to raise workers’ PRSI
• Sex attacker due in court this week as DPP appeals against lenient sentence
• Síle says goodbye to her RTÉ manager boyfriend
• There’s tears in Mccoy’s this Christmas
• Love/hate epi
• Rare strain of E.coli may be central to Savita case
• Stokes flies in for benefit night in memory of RIRA thug Alan Ryan
• Marcus’s Katy lookalike partner is Carrie-ing his teeny Sweeney
• Childbirth in the Station Included... it’s CSI Tipp
• Secret €22k unvouched allowances to local authority managers on fat
• Chocolate that doesn’t melt!
• Convicted judge could still qualify for pension
• Foul play!
• Charity dosh is all that the Hewsons left behind them
• Music therapy helps patients to heal quicker after surgery
• No new show for Seoige, who’s back on the beat
• Quinn Jr’s Late Late interview edited before show
• Girl who lost father to bike lynch mob
• Mayday, Mayday, I can’t stop my heroic fantasies
• The President’s role is not to peddle the old socialist agenda
• DR MARK DOOLEY
• Those two should try sex in a Dublin taxi
• Disgraced judge’s fraud is typical of Celtic Tiger greed
• The voters are ready to trot out the fatted calf for Fianna Fáil... earlier than even I predicted
• Best before the end of the world
• After a gruelling 500 calories a day ‘pee’ diet, Lucy is fighting fit and ready for a TV comeback
• No solidarity on street
• 16-year battle with CAB has taken toll on Gilligan’s wife
• Ownership of Lisa’s beauty salon a mystery
• Five bottles of champagne each day and a vial of HIV blood as ‘artwork’ in his penthouse... eccentric world of star who stole his own show
• We’ve a deficit of €20bn – but here, have a gift on us...
• Hip-hop star causes row at TCD – but zero fuss at DIT
• It’s a race a money so
• Savita’s tragedy was the tip of the iceberg – yet still they dither
• Kidney has emotions in check after scintillat­ing Aviva show
• MATCH FACTS
• Tiredness is not an excuse for Phelan
• Ryan lauds team effort to get fans back onside
• Jonny’s too good for
• England’s defeat overshadow­ed by captain’s late call
• Italy suffer heartbreak as Tonga shock Scotland
• It must be out with the old and in with the new
• MURPHY FINDS THAT TIME AND PERSPECTIV­E ARE GREAT HEALERS
• Players have to ‘be at it’ against Sunderland, warns Harry
• NOT GOOD ENOUGH, WENGER
• Albion rewrite the history books as they go up to third
• Gomez is just the trick for Wigan faithful
• They must be living on a knife-edge now at Chelsea
• I do feel sorry for Di Matteo, but he’ll always be a huge part of Chelsea’s history
• ANNIVERSAR­Y
• The show goes on and on as Murray pleads innocence
• Cally shock Celtic but Hibs crash too
• The FAI would have been stupid to sack Trapattoni
• Medals, not milestones, drive Whelan
• TV’S £5.5bn bill for Premier League
• Philosophi­cal Ergic busts stereotype of modern footballer­s
• LAWRIE STILL LOOKING FOR A BIG PAY DAY
• Mcilroy shows he’s not quite burned-out yet
• This is one Connact final that Roscommon really can’t lose
• MUM’S THE WORD
• Moyna insists that discontinu­ing minor grade is the way forward
• Pollock makes another big pitch for Holywood
• THISWOULD BE A MAJOR INNOVATION
• Ruby and Nicholls have a new Star
• Who knows when I’ll get a chance to win again... I’ll have to drive the nuts off the car today
• Let’s hope Pep has the right answers when Roman calls
• Danlu just the latest in a long line to have to deal with Chinese whispers
• Only Crossmagle­n can lead us out of this football cul-de-sac
• Benitez has the world’s greatest temporary job
• Jim couldn’t win matches without skill and talent
• Glorifying gangs
• WILLIAM BROWDER
• Sergei was an ordinary man who became extraordin­ary
• Rude jokes please... s for the family
• Caper fake
• Savour the stuff of legend
• The folk who flew after Iceland’s banks
• I surfed the white waves of the baby slopes without trouble
• In the market for a honeymoon? Europe’s your flight-free oyster
• Daft as the A-team, and even less real than Batman
• Just go with the flow to keep your home dry
• Keep chilly draughts at bay by filling the gaps
• Are there tax reliefs I can claim if I rent out my home?
• So, Rafa, how do you solve a problem like Fernando?
• Ronaldo backs United to regain title from rivals City
• Guardiola fears ruthless Abramovich

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