The Irish Mail on Sunday - 2024-05-26

• Senators fear seat changes at universiti­es is ‘the thin end of the wedge’
• Drink driving cases struck out for a string of odd reasons
• RTÉ squandered thousands on unused Rugby World Cup tickets
• Parents in the capital pay €100 a week more for childcare than in Carlow
• Ditch the hives and honey and save the bees
• ‘I don’t know Michael Hayes nor the sky over him,’ says Sinn Féin leader
• Loss of son Paul will always leave gap in mum’s life
• Army in crisis as numbers fall to 6,087... below strength by 19%
• ‘Women see what I went through and they decide not to run’
• It’s so great to see (and meet) my young cousins doing so well over here
• The goodness in Ireland far outweighs the actions of a tiny minority
• Failure to apologise properly calls Leddin’s suitabilit­y for Limerick mayor into question
• Harris won’t get an election bounce from Palestine move
• At last we’ve found our voice on the world stage
• What can we do to stop these lonely deaths?
• Sinn Féin’s plunge in the polls is down to these five things. Are you reading this Mary Lou?
• Ex watchdog: ‘New pension poor value’ Expert claims untested plan would boost the income of pensioners
• Millionair­e bosses accused of failing to pay building workers’ pension
• Children’s hospital to seek further cash bailout
• Election in UK leaves Sinn Féin campaignin­g on two fronts
• MEET SOME OF THE FIRST-TIME HOPEFULS STANDING IN JUNE’S LOCAL ELECTIONS
• Future with a life-changing treatment for children like Chloe is ruled out by HSE
• THE PRIZE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC/QUICK CROSSWORD NO.917
• Why women have been programmed since the Stone Age NOT to sleep around like men... whatever society tells
• Saying ‘I love you’ isn’t all it’s cracked up to be
• WW2's forgotten HEROES
• Want to be manly? WEAR RUBIES
• Why Tom said YES to Diana ... but NO to Indiana Jones!
• ‘Ourmindsha­ve been destroyed’
• Fast and furious prequel that takes the action to the Max
• Europe’s CULTURE club
• LOVERS DOOMED FROM THE START
• Cheer up, Rebus – it might make you an easier watch!
• Five tips to get the best out of your summer barbecue
• How grant aid (and fresh fish) buoyed up our seafood truck
• Guineas gold for resilient Rosallion
• Leclerc shows Verstappen he’s got street
• If people say I was on drugs I get it, but Iwas better than anyone else
• ‘We lived in fear every night that they would come for us’
• Nadal may be calling a halt to his retirement
• Building for the future
• Idah repays loan with late winner
• Keane should not be overlooked because of where he chose to work
• FANS SHOW TEN HAG THE LOVE
• Brilliant win, but it won’t be enough to save United boss
• Tipperary’s campaign gets off to a flying start
• Today’s Previews
• FIVE THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ....
• I love my county, it’s why I get up in the morning
• THE VOICE OF WEXFORD GAA
• DEADLY DONEGAL ON A ROLL
• Lennon’s on song as Louth see off the neighbours
• Dublin cruise past the Rossies in second gear
• Cullen can still be Leo the conqueror
• ‘It was not simple, but we gritted our teeth’
• This result is going to haunt Leinster, they gave it away
• HOW THEY RATED
• This place in Italy costs a fortune. No wonder Ripley had to kill a millionair­e
• WOULD I LIE TO YOU?
• Benedict’s MONSTROUS whodunnit
• Affordable skin and hair care to get you looking summer-ready
• GIRLS JUST WANNA HAVE SUN
• FIRE UP THE BARBECUE
• ‘IF I ADMITTED THE TRUTH I’D BE LABELLED AN ALCOHOLIC’
• Cosmetic tweaks a man CAN have that won’t give him a ‘pillow face’
• Was sudden headache a trapped nerve – or something far worse?
• ...and no better plant for the keen gardener than the gorgeous geum for lasting summer colour
• RASPBERRY SWIRL CHEESECAKE BARS
• PISTACHIO AND RASPBERRY CAKE
• STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE
• VANILLA FUNFETTI BIRTHDAY CAKE
• CHOCOLATE IRISH STOUT CAKE
• The great Egyptian HEIST
• THE SYMPATHIZE­R
• KNIFE ATTACK HORROR FOR ROY

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