The Irish Mail on Sunday - 2017-06-18

• FF TURNS SCREW ON VARADKAR IN AG ROW
• Traumatic rescue by hero Irish firefighte­r
• WHY MÁIRE WHELAN’S APPOINTMEN­T TO THE COURT OF APPEAL IS CAUSING RIPPLES THAT COULD TURN INTO A TSUNAMI
• Three judges hold key to controvers­y
• She was all jizzied up: feverish hours Leo chose his men (and a few women)
• The Cabinet clear-out that Leo could have got away with
• THE LIVING (NOT QUITE SO WOODEN) ALTERNATIV­ES, STILL LOST IN THE DARKNESS
• Two-thirds of UK voters now support plan for soft Brexit
• Farmer accused of shooting neighbour in row over land is remanded on bail
• With this dog I thee wed
• Ten cheating a day in State’s school exams
• ICCL: Ruling is ‘a clear statement’
• Anger as death toll rises to 58
• May: I’ve let down the Grenfell families
• FAMILY SAY NADIA IS ‘THE WOMAN IN THE WINDOW’
• I RAN INTO AN APOCALYPSE
• Boy (5) told heroic Irish firefighte­r: ‘My brother’s dead’
• 9/11 expert: Grim search could take years
• IF MY BABY JESS IS IN THERE, HOW CAN I LIVE?
• ‘Please pray we don’t have a painful death’
• FOUR DAYS I’LL NEVER FORGET
• Warnings on wall cladding ignored
• Out and about
• Medics left confused over abortion law role
• THE BEST LIAR I’VE EVER MET ...AND THE DEADLIEST
• MADONNA THE SOCCER MUM
• Why Leo can’t let Whelan and Enda pull this stroke
• Varadkar’s honeymoon began and ended in Copper Face Jacks
• A baptism of fire for cautious Leo
• May, a cautionary tale
• Yes, we charge tourists more... we’re worth it
• A child needs aid. This is no abortion row
• Horrors of London fire are a wake-up call for ALL of us
• Why a sip of George Clooney is so very seductive
• War on the dancefloor? TV3 talent show takes on Dancing with the Stars
• Irish man in €6.5m claim against bank
• THE PRIZE CROSSWORD
• BARE BONES
• GET YOUR FAVOURITE NEWSPAPERS ON YOUR TABLET AND SMARTPHONE
• McIlroy boils over in Twitter row
• THE LONG TREK TO BECOMING CORK’S NO. 1
• GAT’S LIONS ARE ALIVE & KICKING
• Wound-up Warren loses cool with Kiwi coach Hansen
• Gatland has to start with warriors and finish with greyhounds
• Schmidt backs decision to send out for back-up after his side beats Japan
• Pedigree of Irish giving tourists a mongrel’s chance of causing upset
• My FIVE ways to beat the All Blacks
• Kildare in like Flynn as Royals flounder
• Four off as Longford advance
• Laois hold on to progress
• Heslin shines but victory takes its toll on Westmeath
• Sligo’s Coen turns on style
• Heavron strike sinks Déise
• OLD-SCHOOL THINKING
• McInerney knows Rossies’ acid test is further down road
• Rebuilding is only option for Mayo
• It’s time to call a halt on sledging
• Déise hold aces with Cork having shown their hand
• Waterford see a clearing to Munster title
• A FAIRY STORY BUT NO MAGIC WAND...
• Cork board let problem build up when delay easy to predict
• Onus is on GAA to lead the way in protecting its own
• Let’s halt rush to retire
• Keane ‘war’ remark inappropri­ate, says Prodl
• A win over Serbia will clear path to Russia
• O’Neill will be happy for players to move on
• If I win every tournament for the next 10 years, I might be considered the best ever
• Gym steroid culture rise puts players at high risk
• LAURA’S LAW IS A GOLDEN WONDER
• Rebels’ resources not realising full potential
• Money talks and virtue takes a walk
• CRYPTIC/QUICK CROSSWORD
• THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO’S RUINED MANSION SHE’S SAID TO HAVE BOUGHT
• THE DARK KNIGHT
• Silence of the art
• Growing up in a sinister doomsdaycu­lt
• Cricket, tigers and the Taj in India
• Lisa Dwan’s piercing insight into Beckett
• The Strypes punk it up on a new album
• Rest assured with this sleep tracker
• f licks you just can’t miss...
• SECOND SCREEN
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• THIS WEEK’S CD RELEASES
• THE BEST PAPERBACKS Conclave The Black Prince Of Florence The Essex Serpent Wild Kingdom: Bringing Back Britain’s Wildlife
• Freewheeli­ng in the birthplace of the bicycle
• Yosemite in winter? It’s cool...
• Majestic Trieste, a city that’s always in bloom
• Would stock oracle Warren Buffett forgo his Big Macs for AIB shares?
• NOW HE’S BOSS, WILL LEO STILLHELPS­ELF-EMPLOYED?
• WIN €100 WITH IRISH MAIL ON SUNDAY CROSSWORD No 1027
• INSIDE: BRILLIANT SPORTS PULLOUT
• Veteran Jon Walters embodies Ireland’s never-say-die spirit
• GAA PLAYERS WARNED: DRUG TESTING IS FOR AMATEURS TOO

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