Here, we have a look at the topics likely to dominate political discourse in the week to come

The works will impact services between Belfast and Lisburn from July 3rd to August 25th

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly has announced the roll out of free contraceptives for women in the 32 to 35 age group

Both sides in the Aer Lingus dispute will meet at the Labour Court on Monday to try and resolve their row

Monday's front pages

The injured man aged in his 40s has been airlifted to hospital with what are believed to be serious but non-life threatening injuries.

The driver of the quad bike, a man in his 80s, was pronounced deceased at the scene.

No injuries were reported.

The figures show the most common crime committed by young people is theft with 4,719 cases reported in 2022 – up 42 per cent on the previous year.

The driver of the articulated lorry escaped injury after his vehicle ploughed through a crash barrier destroying a long segment of the safety rail.

This a 14 per cent increase at this stage in 2023.

A pilot programme run by Cork City Libraries is being delivered to hundreds of nursing home residents locally.

It happened at the junction between the Nangor Road and Willow Road, shortly after 9pm last night.

The party’s northern leader Michelle O’Neill said it has stood aside in four constituencies where Alliance and the SDLP are fighting to win.

The UK's likely next prime minister has developed strong links to Ireland throughout his life and career

Sunday's front pages focus on a range of stories from Fine Gael seeing a surge in support in the latest poll, while Taoiseach Simon Harris is resisting calls to move from his home to Phoenix Park after a bomb scare. 

The Taoiseach earlier said that information on how many serving members had criminal convictions was not immediately available to him.

Mr Harris said a decision should be made by the end of July.

The firearms were made safe, and the seized items will now sent to the Garda Ballistics Unit for further analysis.

Natasha O’Brien was targeted after she intervened to stop homophobic abuse being shouted at people in Dublin.