The Irish Mail on Sunday - 2022-09-04

• Who says you can’t mix water and electricit­y?
• Firm that built set for Fair City is suing RTÉ
• Montrose search for news boss begins 2
• Dana apology only uploaded to website
• IT ALL GETS WORSE AND WORSE...
• HOW POWER RATIONING KICKS IN IF WE RUN OUT OF ENERGY
• Demands for Ryan to publish report
• We’re paying more to be served* up less *(smile not included)
• Teenage son of leading trainer dies in tragic riding accident
• Daly and Wallace’s rogue state world tour
• Limerick councillor tells of trolling hell
• Meet Michael Hatley
• ‘A Leo move to D4 would put cat amongst pigeons’
• Access all areas for billionair­e landlords as lobby group led by ex-FF boss goes on turbocharg­e
• ‘Even builders’ are leaving the country
• Cuckoo fund CEO needed retention for holiday home
• Stop risking your health in pursuit of so- called ‘WELLNESS’
• Rise of the... Celebrity Nepo* kids
• Niamh Walsh’s Manifesto
• Questions won’t stop until Minister gives us honest answers
• Liberal victories need defending
• Why Donnelly’s failures have nothing to do with property
• Pensioners are suffering as energy firms clean up
• Jury’s out on what Giggs trial says about new law
• Who do the high priests of cancel culture most resemble? THE WITCH HUNTERS OF SALEM
• Institutio­n survivors’ memorial centre ‘not due to open for decade’
• Now Claire and Ciara decide what’s on Tonight
• Simon leaves TV for a new movie role with a big bang
• ‘I won’t let Alzheimer’s beat me,’ Fair City star
• I want to be my dear late f iancée Aoife’s campaignin­g voice on cervical cancer
• Garth puts his friends up in high-end places
• I owe everything to the gruff, pipe-smoking coach who paid me a penny per point
• Stench of neglect
• WIN €2,000 THE PRIZE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC/QUICK CROSSWORD
• Who’d play us in a Bake Of f film? CLOONEY & FLEABAG!
• The 39(ish) Steps
• LOTS TO UNPACK IN THIS TROLLEY JOLLY
• Like Agatha Christie…but that feeling soon passes
• Tolkien, lord of the Covid era?
• HOW LENNY’S WORK DRIVE WAS NO JOKE
• Pretty young rebel who helped the bonnie prince
• And Finally: Matters Of Life And Death
• Nuremberg a town for all seasons …
• New cruise ships that are green and clean
• Isn’t it time we returned to the fold?
• Late Late crisis debate left us feeling deflated
• Will energy hikes pull the plug on eco-cars?
• Putin’s Gazprom windfall but Europe is fighting back
• After Covid put paid to my gym business, I took a leap of faith... into pure water
• £500m in debt!
• Magnificen­t maguire remains in the hunt in Ohio
• The remarkable rise of PICKLEBALL
• New Zealand blitz Pumas as Springboks bounce back
• Return to Oz makes sense for McKenna
• Giving GAA referees a voice is one way to put a stop to this toxic culture
• Three others who returned to the AFL
• Time to shout ‘Stop!’
• Wolff warns flares could prove ‘lethal’
• There’s no stopping my Bhoys now, insists Ange
• Pender says Bohs have the belief for European odyssey
• This is the perfect time to land a blow on Real... it will be no shock
• Kane on hand to keep Spurs moving up
• TUCHEL GETS A LUCKY ESCAPE
• ‘Shocking’ decisions put VAR in spotlight
• END OF THE LINESMAN!
• Get fit and get smart
• Qatar to allow beer sales at World Cup
• The Glazers treat United like a cash machine, creaming off money while the team are in disarray and the ground is rusting. It’s clear they have to go
• It’s our beautiful game... we must have regulator to take back control
• Pauw’s emerging team guarantee bad old days will be left in the past
• Campbell: ‘We still have to give everything to reach World Cup’
• Gerrard so proud after Villa make their point
• The essential first step to underminin­g truth is to tamper with language
• THE VET SET A RE BACK
• MY SISTER IS NOT A STATISTIC
• Tools that’ll give you the edge for that big tidy-up
• Why I’m hanging up my stethoscop­e
• AMAZON PRIME VIDEO
• Radio Week
• Is it true love for troubled Toyah?

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