The Irish Mail on Sunday - 2015-01-25

• SOCCER CLUB IN €450,000 FRAUD INQUIRY
• TV WEEK FREE INSIDE
• Japanese hostage displays grim photo of friend’s beheading
• Aer Lingus ‘set to accept €1.3bn bid’
• Barring order on father of stabbed toddler
• Garda boss to outline ‘plan’ to top brass
• All Irish soccer clubs have seen their takings fall, Bray are no different
• Grant-aiding for sports: how the system works
• Cecelia... you’re breaking our hearts and the bank
• Court battle on repossessi­ons may give hope to 50,000 householde­rs
• A tear for his children smile ... and a wink for his parents
• Accused had ‘irrepressi­ble desire to get sexual gratificat­ion by stabbing’
• You can’t come in... even if you have tickets
• Journalist who quit after ‘Mission to Prey’ debacle is working again for RTÉ
• Greek vote holds key to future of Eurozone
• Well done Leo but how dare you let me stay 22 hours on a trolley
• Beverly Hills TV star sells her bling as FBI closes in
• 580 Irish people looking for ‘co-parent’ on UK website
• Karena’s just mad for Bod’s best man Damo
• Soldier stole €4k when she worked in Boots
• University orders probe into gender bias after three staff win payouts
• No snuff or whiskey as wakes sober up
• Good move, Leo, but you will be judged on health
• SMOKES& DAGGERS
• Pope Francis is a breath of fresh air –but he is NOT a liberal
• Sports grants must be used properly
• It’s ironic but Maureen was Charlie’s real prize
• Paternity leave sounds good but what does Dad say?
• The Year of the Sheep gets off to an unpromisin­g start
• Children in restaurant­s are not a problem (it’s the deranged behaviour of out of control tykes I object to)
• Boomtime for Geldof – at €65k per public speech
• I’m ropeable angry (that’s Aussie for really cross)
• THE CHICKERATI
• Slight graze at match left ‘role model’ dead
• FOR SALE: Diana’s last love nest... for £70m
• Campaignin­g for justice for our murdered brother has turned our lives upside down
• THE PRIZE CROSSWORD
• LEINSTER WING IT
• INCREDIBLE­S HOLD BLUES IN THRILLER
• RICOH ARENA MATCHBOX
• Ulster finally find life as Cave’s treble ends Tigers’ quest
• Connacht set up last-eight showdown away to Gloucester
• Schmidt is the perfect man to handle a heavy dose of the blues
• WAGONS CIRCLED
• GREATEST UPSET IN CUP HISTORY
• Chelsea cost £191.3m Bradford cost NOTHING
• Mourinho sings the blues as Bradford win
• PLANE STUPID!
• Swans are sunk after seeing red as Gestede proves his value to Rovers
• Liverpool avoid the Cup cull but Bogdan provides heroics at Anfield
• BEWARE PARDEW’S UNDERDOGS
• It’s Victor bravo as Anichebe answers Albion’s prayers
• Rodwell raises fears talent is going to waste as he sees red
• Leicester’s late show stuns Spurs
• IRELAND NEED O’CONNELL MORE THAN EVER... WE SHOULD BE WORRIED
• Too little, too late for golden Olive
• Can the LIZARD rock Arsenal?
• Calderon is mastering his nerves by degrees as Arsenal test awaits
• Villa will be driven by pain of past exits
• Howlett’s tale begins by witnessing the whites of Manchester United’s knuckles at Wembley
• WITNESS TO 50 YEARS
• Walsh is wary of Galway hype as he
• WPGA’s battle for equality is hindered by a lack of any real bargaining power
• LET THE GAMES BEGIN... AGAIN
• STEADY Start
• CAN do better
• Lilywhites and Ryan are looking past Dublin test
• LUKE WARMS TO TASK
• SISTER ACT
• Ruby hails incredible Fly ahead of Jezki showdown
• Amazing Grace delights in Doha
• I HOPE GREG GETS A GOOD BREAK THIS TIME
• Premier League are robbing Irish clubs
• IndianSumm­ers
• SORRY, JOHNNY, BUT YOUR FAST SHOW RIP-OFF IS... caper thin
• Jackie O’s years of suffering in silence
• Hudson-Taylor get off the street and in the studio
• SECONDSCRE­EN
• It’s a CLOSE RUN THING
• After five courses we dance the night (and the calories) away…
• Nothing beats sailing the seven seas in style
• THE VIEW ON BOARDSHIP GIVES A FRESH PERSPECTIV­E
• Renovated D3 terrace is ready for its newowner
• THE FUTURE OF TELEVISION
• ... AND MORE ULTRA-HD PRODUCTS
• An ECB cheque for €4,000?Don’t hold your breath
• OF THE WEEK Quotes
• A STAR REBORN Kieran Donaghy steps up to the plate as Kerry captain

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