The Irish Mail on Sunday - 2022-03-13

• ‘There is no vaccine to curb overcrowdi­ng and a broken system’
• ATTACK OF THE DRONES
• Russians close in …but talks offer glimmer of hope
• Lifeline for Chelsea FC as ministers say sanctioned Abramovich CAN sell club
• Putin may be suffering ‘roid rage’ caused by cancer drugs, say spies
• A NATION UNBOWED
• Top Irish f irms still doing business with Russia amid a global corporate exodus
• Minister snubbed in move to rein in oligarchs
• Defiant Irish-Ukranians dig in for battle
• Martin: Sinn Féin is soft on Russia
• Mariia, 10, is already making pals with help from Google Translate
• ‘Give the holiday homes to refugees’
• Race against time for cancer-stricken children rescued by heroic doctor
• Torment of the Ukraine WAGs f leeing their homes – just eight months after Euros jaunt
• Fear for astronaut over Russia’s threat to leave him stranded in space
• Cowell’s new job... as a talent scout
• Labour to give up on rural vote and focus on ‘woke’ Dubliners
• Loraine’s secret past life... as a BIKER
• Apple dumps its plugs and makes extra €6bn
• So when did handbags get this tiny – and where DO you put your lippy?
• Oscar winner Mira: Hollywood bias has blighted my career
• Jo Elvin’s London Letter
• HSE must function properly, the country deserves better
• We’ve been engaging in very bad company – now we pay
• Unfair digs at men reverses the offence
• Football fans prove they have kept faith in Kenny
• SMOKES & DAGGERS
• The Ukraine war holds big risk and big reward for Micheál and Mary Lou
• A sliver of Europe that Putin already controls
• WALK IT OFF HOW A STROLL CAN FLATTEN THAT GLUCOSE CURVE
• HUNGER PANGS? REACH FOR A HARD-BOILED EGG
• Inspiratio­nal story of ‘The People’s Horse’ Tiger Roll could be made into a film
• ‘New hospital numbers due to low vaccine rate’
• Councils on alert as freeze put on Mayo’s funding
• Drive to get more women in industry
• The A to Z of Rocketman Musk’s out of this world love life... and why his child No.8 is called ‘Y’
• Ballymun flats were a pinnacle of design
• PADDY’S DAY
• THE PRIZE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC/QUICK CROSSWORD NO.803
• I don’t do anything HALF-BAKED
• Humour helped me make sense of cancer chaos
• TVON DEMAND
• Awful man… but stick with him
• THE GOOD, THE BAD AND KEEPING IT COUNTRY
• RAMSHACKLE SEA RAID THAT BOOSTED MORALE
• Now you can breathe easy in your home
• Shocking pictures of a time we’ve left behind
• What’s the best way to donate cash to help Ukraine?
• Yes, it’s painful but we must hit Putin where it hurts: his finances
• ‘I foolishly lost thousands in a gold mine.. now I only put my money into art’
• Lavin ‘in best shape’ to take on hurdling’s elite
• It’s an Oscar winning story!
• Elliott and Russell on redemption trail
• GAA is at its best when times are at their worst
• Sigerson holds her nerve to level as Cork book final slot
• STATE OF FLUX
• Today’s Previews
• KERRY SQUEEZE OUT MAYO MEN
• Pearson makes decent fist of it to seal vital late win for Offaly
• Armagh bounce back as McGeeney gets one over former side
• Fly-keepers — football’s latest fad?
• Relegation does not spell disaster for Dublin
• Roche delivers as Peamount keep up momentum
• Bohs bemoan close call as Rovers retain the high ground
• Kenny has become ideal fit for Ireland
• We know we will have to speak out on Qatar. But we still need to learn about it
• Chelsea versus Newcastle is a game that turns the stomach. And proves beyond doubt how football needs a proper reset
• CHELSEA GRIPPED BY FEAR OF GOING BUST
• Pressure on top clubs to drop crypto fan tokens
• SILENCE IN THE BOARDROOM!
• Diaz takes the hit to keep Reds on course
• Rangnick: He can keep flying home if he plays like that
• Finding true spirit is a reason to smile
• TOWNSEND LAUDS PRICE IN WIN OVER GUTSY ITALY
• Unsettling day does not reflect well on leaders
• Jones: Ireland should have seen yellow for scrum
• HOW THEY RATED
• Evergreen Coleman can lead us to Euro 24 - Kenny
• The award for history repeating itself goes to...The Small Child
• Stress less with Sarah’s guide to essential oils
• SHELBY FISH PIE
• GENTLEMAN’S PUDDING WITH RASPBERRY JAM & CUSTARD
• RACK OF LAMB WITH A MUSTARD & WHISKEY GLAZE & CAPER SAUCE
• TOAD IN THE HOLE
• FRIED CHEESE & ALE SANDWICHES
• Malbec love story a tale of grape expectatio­ns
• Seven Days
• Your Movie Planner
• ON DEMAND HIGHLIGHTS
• Radio Week
• IMRAN’S LOVE CHILD SHOCK

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