The Irish Mail on Sunday - 2018-08-19

• PRIEST ABUSERS CAN’T BE TRACED
• Even as Bruce lay dying he still made me laugh
• Ministers who used their own email for work must come clean: Kelly
• Murphy home at last... but fury grows as fund plan ‘abandons’ rural families
• Do ya think I’m cuddly?
• Fears British spied on our Brexit talks
• I killed Deirdre Jacob – Larry Murphy’s drunken brag to cellmate in prison
• Ever-hopeful parents appeal for culprit to ‘unburden yourself’
• Two popes, two very different countries
• SEND IN THE ARMY!
• The Pope’s Sanctuary in Ireland, specially built by a Derryman
• Travellers booking Airbnbs to get around Knock caravan ban
• Singer who wowed Simon Cowell now gets to realise her lifelong dream and shine on the biggest stage
• I’d rather set fire to myself than do your ******* show
• Memorial vandalised as teen’s murder still unsolved
• I won’t dance, don’t ask me! Pat gives Stars Shortt shrift
• Kof i Annan, UN chief ‘who ‘gave his all’ for peace, dies after illness
• What baaad luck!
• Minister helps GP get a stint out of jail
• Ten-year Tubs gets smart but Amy’s always up for a laugh
• Freeman’s U-turn over Aras bid
• Family full of stars with confidence and can-do attitude
• Áras’s disturbing culture of secrecy
• Why are Michael D’s expenses kept secret?
• SMOKES & DAGGERS
• Visit could do for Church what JFK did for us in 1963
• Church must heal itself with this Papal visit
• Let’s hope Deirdre’s parents find answers
• Harris is no liberal if he can’t tolerate dissent
• WIN €100 WITH IRISH MAIL ON SUNDAY
• Quotes OF THE WEEK
• A church broken by betrayal of our trust
• THE MOTHER OF ALL IRONIES
• Your perfect man is out there, ladies – he just doesn’t want you
• Restaurant’s ‘free f low’ booze deal draws sharp criticism
• McDowell returns to hustings with gusto
• The seanchaí TD
• Meghan dad’s fury over drug, cash and wedding smears
• Gardaí confused by Young Offenders star
• by Nadia Cohen Naked tennis, a lesbian fling and lashings of scandal
• Casual sex ‘is as easy as booking a taxi cab’
• Your guide to Pope Francis’s visit
• This ST is nearly too hot to handle
• Disney’s Winnie is just too whiny
• Alabama, where history is alive
• Pat Shortt is back in black comedy
• RETURN TO splendour!
• The boy stuffed by WINNIE -THE-POOH
• The body count is almost equal to Denzel’s age...
• More power to the Picnic!
• Grande Waste of a voice
• Classical
• WHO DAIRIES DOESN'T WIN
• A Victorian who dun it thatbristl­es with gothic atmosphere
• THE PRIZE CROSSWORD
• BARE BONES
• CRYPTIC/QUICK CROSSWORD
• DEALS OF THE WEEK
• Small is beautiful
• Perfect Paris in just 24 hours
• Meet the new stars of Space City
• A fleapit hotel with knife fights on tap
• Ryanair giveth, and Ryanair taketh away...
• At this (long) table no one grows old
• I caught the bug... with Herbie’s help
• TV on the go? It’s a stick up
• MY PICK OF THE WEEK’S APPS
• Five lessons parents can learn on how to fight back on school costs
• Do your sums and save money on those expensive uniforms
• I fuel Galway’s GAA stars for battle... and, no, pints and spuds just don’t cut it
• BUILDING MOMENTUM
• All Blacks notch up record points tally against Cheika’s Wallabies
• Grobler ‘met with IRFU about playing for Ireland’
• Delaney’s debt-free pledge as Denis O’Brien is named life president
• A SORRY STATE OF AFFAIRS
• As Milner grows, City woes hand Klopp title edge
• Clinical Costa a massive loss to Premier League
• Jose’s case for his DEFENCE
• Calmer Keita now on the cards, says Klopp
• Mourinho angry that new City movie portrays him as a bad guy
• Dyche has to switch his curry night for Europe
• Puncheon joins August exodus
• PEP’S PROJECTS
• Stones: That willingnes­s to get better rubs off from him, I’ll go the extra mile
• RON’S A KNOCKOUT ON DEBUT IN ITALY
• RICH PICKINGS
• Silva soaks up the feel-good factor
• No place like home as Kane ends his drought
• Grim viewing for Pellegrini as West Ham flop at home
• Wolves get out-foxed by Leicester even as Vardy sees red again
• Arter impresses to help Cardiff rescue a point
• SARRI HAS LAST LAUGH
• Emery’s troubles prove there’s no quick fix at Arsenal
• Hazard is having a ball again
• There’s something about Rory
• McDowell fighting losing battle to retain card
• Cipriani still fails to live up to billing
• SHANE McGRATH: A DAY TO REMIND US WHY WE LOVE GAELIC GAMES
• Premier are ready to take their opportunit­y in last chance saloon
• Tribe’s conveyor belt of talent is in safe hands with Lynskey
• ‘YOU NEED TO LOSE A FINAL TO WIN ONE’
• 1980 All-Ireland SHC Final
• 45 YEARS OF HURT
• Hurling’s gone to another level this year
• GALWAY’S GUILE TO CARRY THE DAY
• KEY CLASHES
• HOW THEY RATED
• How we think teams will REALLY line out
• NO MORE LATE NIGHTS
• Tribe to end Treaty fairytale

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