The Irish Mail on Sunday - 2016-03-27

• ‘Minister’s not don eenough to ensure Luas stayed open for 1916 centenary’
• The Hoff ’s coming to town
• It’s Top Gun Tom... on a helicopter f lying lesson
• A premonitio­n of catastroph­e
• Two extraordin­ary men with instinctiv­e nerve of true heroes
• One week after the Buncrana drownings, the community’s grief is accompanie­d by anger
• Kenny must go
• President talks on BBC about rememberin­g 1916
• PROFOUND LEGACY OF 1916
• Homeless women hit back at vile comments
• ‘March Against Fear’ called off… because of terror fears
• Ruins of ancient city of Palmyra still stand
• I love you AND CAN’T WAIT TO MARRY YOU
• Brian and Keith fail to sell out little Boyz room
• After a pay rise? Say you are leaving and you may get one
• I live in this Republic by choice, there’s nowhere like it
• SMOKES& DAGGERS
• White House race is a vulgar reality TV show
• All Anne’s hard work is in vain if mental health is still taboo
• Why more and more of us tick the ‘no religion’ box
• Autism cuts ‘nightmare’ for parents
• Is this TV’s sexiest ever wardrobe?
• Thanks Dad, you stole our show!
• ...and the effects cost a bomb too
• Six months of ‘foul and disgusting tap water’
• Is this the poshest maternity ward on the planet?
• Watch out, Enda! Independen­ts can’t be whipped
• Condemned to live in a nursing home because she’s nowhere else to go
• ‘This is an accident waiting to happen’
• Nathan makes Crufts debut on sister’s anniversar­y
• We’ll crack the burglary gangs
• New criminals, new modus operandi – but cash is still king
• THE PRIZE CROSSWORD
• BARE BONES
• DUBLIN’S SIX OF THE BEST
• BIG INTERVIEW
• Kildare rack up huge score as promotion is all but secured
• Late Grimley strike keeps Armagh alive
• Early domination pays for Carlow
• A MANAGER NEVER AFRAID TO PUT HIS NECK ON THE BLOCK
• Ultimate survivors of top-flight party under threat from noisy neighbours
• Mayo will test conviction in Roscommon’s rising
• Retaining the League final is a missed opportunit­y
• Farney men thriving on Porter’s thirst for fitness perfection
• IRELAND PLAYERS DARE NOT SPEAK TOO SOON
• Keane reveals he’s already ‘thinking like a manager’ as he looks to future
• Options dry up as O’Neill plots his next move
• PLEASE DON’T CRUSH STONES
• Hungry Suarez is back with a bang
• O’Neill: Bale can tip it Wales’ way in battle of Brits
• LUKAKU EXIT?
• Doolin pulls the plug and aims at new challenges
• Noble’s so glad to say goodbye to the circus
• Everton home in on Heaton
• WORLDS COLLIDE
• Smiles in Western eyes as Faherty nets winner
• Touching tribute to be followed by renaming of Arena in legend’s honour
• Twin Towers saw the very best of the greatest Dutch master
• Patterson sinks plucky Youths
• Spieth out as Rory gets in the swing
• TIME TUNNEL
• GREEN ROOM: GARRY RINGROSE HAPPY TO WAIT IN THE WINGS
• RINGROSE ON...
• Once wild Fallon the mentor for a trainer on the rise
• Friendly faces will not change O’Neill’s opinion
• Noble cause is one that must be forgotten
• CRYPTIC/QUICK CROSSWORD
• Katherine THE GREAT
• Stephen Hawking is desperate to go into spacewith me... even if it kills him
• YOUR CAPE OR MINE?
• Have some fun with your child’s room
• Going wild along the Atlantic Way
• Private hell of the boys in Girl Band
• A raucous take on wholesome Little Women
• Your very own heat-seeking mobile
• SECOND SCREEN
• ALSO PLAYING
• THIS WEEK’S CD RELEASES
• THE POISONOUS WIVES’ CLUB
• MARY THE MALIGNED
• PAPERBACKS OF THE WEEK
• Horrible Words: A Guide To The Misuse Of English
• Going solo ... but not for long
• Some like it haute
• Hail to the primrose! –thefirst born child of spring...
• Ask Leonie
• Yeats, Markievicz, Benbulben – the perfect primrose backdrop
• SWABS AT THE READY... TIME FOR THE EXPERIMENT
• 3 ways to beat... DIVERTICUL­ITIS
• HEALTH NOTES
• MOULD PROBLEM THAT EXACERBATE­S ASTHMA
• TOXIC DANGER IN MY KITCHEN
• OUT OF YOUR RANGE?
• Are there actual incentives for empty nesters to sell up?
• Perhaps us private sector schmucks should strike...
• Quotes OF THE WEEK
• EASTER BUNDEE

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