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Newspaper Description
Publisher:Reach Publishing Services Limited
Category:Newspaper
Language:English
Frequency:Weekly
Newspaper Description: The Sunday Mirror is the Sunday sister paper of the Daily Mirror. It began life in 1915 as the Sunday Pictorial and was renamed the Sunday Mirror in 1963.
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THEATRE OF DREAMS ‘THE BIGGEST STAGE'
MICHAEL CARRICK has told Ralf Rangnick that he is walking into the biggest job in football.
I had a 30 a Daithi habit
Cold turkey only way for TV’s O Se
HONEY, I WANT THE HAT TRICK
De Bromhead’s brilliant mare on target for Hattons treble
Christina is looking pawsome
If I were Britney Spears, I wouldn’t want to mess with Christina Aguilera after seeing this pic of the Fighter singer and her two Doberman Pinschers.
SCISSOR SISTER ‘ONE STEP FROM FREEDOM'
Killer who dismembered victim is in line for more day releases
ACT NOW...OR THE WORLD WILL BURN
Greens’ grim warning on climate change crisis
€1 A WEEK TO WORK FROM HOME
COVID-19 CRISIS: CLAIMS BLOW. Paschal's paltry tax break for low earners. More pain as daily cases surge to 6,000. Simpler tax for home-workers ruled out by finance chiefs
PRIESTLAND'S A COOL RULER
WALES recorded a third successive victory over Australia, as they ended their Autumn Nations Series by beating the 14-man Wallabies in dramatic fashion.
THAT WAS FOR AULD THE GREAT
ANGE POSTECOGLOU last night dedicated Celtic's semi-final win to Bertie Auld and hopes it puts a smile on the face of his grieving family.
Singers get Sarah-ious
A WINDSWEPT Louis Walsh greeted talented young hopefuls yesterday all vying for a chance to be managed by the music mogul.
