The Irish Mail on Sunday - 2023-04-16

• Foley orders Tusla to hand over ‘ghost children’ data within weeks
• Let’s have a woman for The Late Late, but not just any woman
• It will be ‘Uncle’ Sam Maguire
• Late Late Late loses advert
• Sixteen seats in danger: Party’s TDs on red or amber alert
• Baby Zoomers say ‘I do’ with a Bridgerton twist
• Rallying recalls ‘proud Irishman’ Breen
• HSE executive says he didn’t break ethics rules but he will check again
• Strict code governs HSE employees
• ‘I’m glad it wasn’t sex at f irst sight’
• ‘It’s not fair... we are not parents any more’
• O’Grady’s funeral to be held at reserve
• Doctors fear GP plan will f ill capacity
• The day I found my Daddy had another family. And that he’d given my secret sister the same name as me...
• Niamh Walsh’s Manifesto
• We must ensure that innovation and hard work continue to be engine of our growth
• Facts have changed - now it’s time to decide on neutrality
• Rocketing food prices put even staples out of reach
• SMOKES & DAGGERS
• No successor to Jerry as Rupert’s nursemaid
• Joe Biden is not anti-British, he’s pro-Irish. Foster must learn the difference
• Immigratio­n minister’s tweet in eight languages ‘escalated asylum crisis’
• Dublin skies shut again ...just as MoS predicted
• Skater is back on the right path thanks to Davy’s TV help
• Fair Deal review queries nursing home ‘extras’
• Soaring insurance costs hit adventure industry
• ‘We didn’t start out to just make money, this is a passion business’
• Breakthrou­gh haemophili­a therapy has changed my life
• THE PRIZE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC/QUICK CROSSWORD
• If you don’t like Yard Act’s second act, they won’t care
• Why there was no love between Sam Neill and his leading ladies
• Compelling account of horrors of anorexia
• The little girl whose childhood was all at sea
• Some familiar faces in some less familiar roles
• ORIGINAL WERTHER SHOWS TRUE LOVE HURTS
• Milan... still the height of fashion
• Top pick for your all-time best run
• Six pretty ways to get up to €6k back
• Canny customers must compare and contrast
• Employers must help women with symptoms of menopause thrive at work
• Our victory will be good for the sport
• Delight for Russell as he bids his second and final farewell
• Sam is the main man as Leinster rally to secure another win
• Barron brace helps Munster end Stormers’ winning run
• Maybe it’s time for the IRFU to try treating women like players
• ‘Lee is high-profile so it gets coverage, but the concern is this is going on across the country and not being reported’
• Galway are left marooned by Kerry goal blitz
• VERY CAMOGIE LEAGUE
• Higgins has heart set on league glory with Galway
• O’Leary holds nerve to secure replay for Cork
• Ulster SFC quarter-final Tyrone v Monaghan, Healy Park, 4.00 (RTÉ 2/BBC Sport NI)
• THE GREAT ESCAPERS
• Ireland can take heart from being hard to beat
• It has taken 70 years to reach final destinatio­n
• Forrester keeps Pat’s chipping away at the top
• Yes, the Premier League have finally admitted to a gambling problem but their solution will just paper over the cracks
• Hammers will bounce back, vows Ogbonna
• Costa ends a dry spell and moves Wolves up
• BLUES IN REAL TROUBLE
• Spurs all at sea as fans send out an SOS to Poch
• HAALAND IN CRUISE CONTROL
• Subs had to happen because of Bayern
• THEY DON’T GET RACING!
• Layabout kid swans are becoming a metaphor for modern Ireland
• THE HAT TRICK
• Pushing the BOUND
• FAMILY FEASTS for a fiver!
• CHORIZO HASH
• CHORIZO DIRTY RICE IN ONE PAN
• IN A STATE OF EMERGENCY
• Radio Week
• Skylights sponsored by sky
• Soap’s wackiest WEDDING!

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