The Irish Mail on Sunday - 2015-03-22

• EU WILL NAME ALL FARMERS GIVEN GRANTS
• Ronan and ex Yvonne divorce
• Back to back champions!
• I can’t sleep nights, but it’s not my nerves, it’s my baby!
• Anti-water protesters turn out in numbers
• Clarkson could be back if he admits faults
• Pay our fee on Visa... it will get written off when you go bankrupt
• Word for word – recorded call evidence
• What we need are f lashing lights to slow down drivers
• Callely early release bid to hear he had 16 days of 23-hour solitary jail
• Convicted Melanie murderer wins right to leave his cell more – but his life will be in serious danger
• Is this a miracle cancer ‘vaccine’?
• Councillor had conviction­s after fatal crash
• Football poet wins praise of Michael D
• Warning of terror attacks on TD HQs
• A tame and tardy response to the braying cyber mob
• One in three Irish workers overqualif­ied for their job
• The phone that is key to guilt... or innocence
• THE FOURTH REICH
• SMOKES& DAGGERS Inside the corridors of power...
• Threats are an assault on democracy
• If nepotism is unwise, Enda, why not ban it?
• Dirty hospitals need matronly f igures to take responsibi­lity
• Liberal pieties on making drugs legal drive me mad
• Most of us don’t need to be told to boycott Madonna’s beloved D&G
• She failed in the Irish Voice but
• €2m compensati­on for nurses at mental hospital after HSE reduced their overtime
• I used to sell trays of popcorn at Wicked Now I’m singing opera on the voice
• Kenny’s Aussie backlash
• O’Donnell ‘owes €40,000 HP on Bentley coupé’
• Setting back the feminist movement? Critics don’t trouble me
• THE LAST MEN STANDING
• PETER CLOHESSY:
• ‘A most strange and bizarre way to win a trophy...’
• England fall short in spite of record win over Les Bleus
• BLUEPRINT FOR CHANGE
• REF HAS OFF DAY AS CITY ROMP IN
• Long hits form at just the right time for Ireland
• Zaha inspires as Eagles soar to safety
• LORD OLIVIER
• Late Sakho strike ruins Advocaat’s Premiershi­p debut
• It’s Kane and fable as Spurs striker continues the dream
• Gomis winner leaves Villa lingering in the shadow of relegation
• Blunder against United and no one will remember that I’m in great form!
• How battling Gerrard in Anfield thriller lit fuse for Fellaini
• McSHANE IS BACK FROM THE DEAD AT HULL
• My old club are facing a crisis, yet again
• ‘Zico’ still working his beat to secure stars of the future
• Dunne ready to bring his new Model army to challenge the elite
• Watson’s jacket jibe: is it Game Over Player One?
• IT’S ANOTHER FINE MESS BUT WINNING WILLJUSTIF­Y DAVY’S CODE
• SIX DOWN ONE CROSS CLARE BOSS
• Waterford boss unsure about promotion to Premiershi­p-like pressures
• LOOKING FOR ANSWERS
• It’s time to hang up the hurl, Henry – go before your legend is tarnished
• FAREWELL TO PHIL
• Rafa says form is silver lining
• Bohs back on top as Evans pounces
• Hitchcock’s muse
• TOO MUCH eco NOT ENOUGH warrior
• SECONDSCRE­EN
• But Mr Whiskers told me to do it...
• Yes, I enjoy pressure... I’ve been waiting for this all my life
• GIVE THAT cuckoo THE BOOT
• This House Of Grief
• YOUR TRAIN JOURNEY SHOULD START ON THE INTERNET
• Skiing...with an extra shot of sophistica­tion
• THE HIDDEN DANGERS OF LIMESCALE
• An eminent Victorian
• Now’s the time to help borders bounce back for summer
• Banks paying customers to take a loan? They do exist
• A new Discovery by Land Rover
• Get plugged in to a ho home free ofo messy cables
• I’ve inherited money, will I now lose my medical card?
• Note to RTÉ: GAA takes precedence over Gus Poyet
• Quotes OF THE WEEK
• PRESSURE ON
• MINOR ROLE IN OWN TRAGEDY

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