Friday's front pages

A preview of the biggest stories in Wednesday's papers.

Former swim coach George Gibney being found guilty of indecent assault and attempted rape features strongly on Irish front pages on Tuesday.

Friday's front pages

The conviction of Parnell Square attacker Riad Bouchaker dominates Irish front pages on Thursday.

A look at what stories are making the front pages of Tuesday's papers.

A variety of topics feature on Irish front pages on Monday, including hospital security spending and several stories about Jeffrey Donaldson.

The punishing heatwave that has swept across Europe, during which temperatures have climbed to unprecedented highs, is set to continue on Thursday, The Irish Times reports.

Hot weather across Ireland and Europe, and Jeffrey Donaldson's convictions are among some of the topics on Wednesday's front pages.

The Irish Times leads with Donaldson being found guilty of the 18 historical sexual offences against two women when they were children.

Keir Starmer's future as British Prime Minister and a 15-year-old boy who was killed at the Donegal International Rally are among topics featured on Irish front pages on Monday.

The death of paedophile former sports coach Bill Kenneally in prison is among the topics featured on Irish front pages on Friday.

A row has erupted between An Post and Minister for Communications Patrick O’Donovan over pay for its new chief executive and key elements of its development strategy, according to The Irish Times.

Tuesday's front pages focus on a range of stories, from the US-Iran peace deal to be signed on Friday to plans to introduce age verification for social media, to be brought to Cabinet next month.

Pakistan’s prime minister said the US and Iran have finalised a deal to extend a ceasefire and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with the warring parties to officially sign the agreement on Friday, according to The Irish Times.

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Several topics feature on Irish front pages on Friday, including former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson's alleged sex offences trial and Aughinish Alumina lobbying the EU.

The Irish Times leads with a “clear and serious dereliction of duty” by two senior gardaí, the knowledge of abuse within a Waterford political dynasty, and the historical blindness of the Irish State towards child abuse, all being detailed in a Commission of Investigation report into the crimes of the serial child sex abuser Bill Kenneally.

The board of the Rotunda Hospital has climbed down from its position that public-only consultants be allowed do private work after Minister for Health Jennifer Carroll MacNeill threatened to withdraw funding from the maternity hospital, The Irish Times reports.

A variety of stories feature on Irish front pages on Friday, including the murder of Qayyum Balogun, Aughinish Alumina, and May's record heat being caused by climate change.

Thursday's front pages

The Rotunda maternity hospital has been warned it could have its funding pulled if it does not withdraw permission for consultants on public-only contracts to practise privately on its premises, The Irish Times reports.

A look at what stories are making the front pages of Tuesday's papers.

Monday's front pages focus on a range of stories, from Israel pushing deep into Lebanese territory to a poll showing climate change is not a top priority for Irish people.

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The by-election results from Dublin Central and Galway West feature strongly on Irish front pages on Monday morning.

A look at what stories are making the front pages of Friday's papers.

Several topics feature on Irish front pages on Thursday, including job cuts in the tech sector as Meta announced they were scrapping 350 positions.

Several topics feature on Irish front pages on Tuesday, including the detention of President Catherine Connolly's sister Dr Margaret Connolly, by the Israeli navy, while on the Gaza aid flotilla.

The Irish Times leads with Tusla hiring security guards for special care workers and residents due to critically low staffing levels at one secure care unit for children in the past fortnight.

A look at what stories are making the front pages of Friday's papers.

Several topics feature on Irish front pages on Wednesday, including British politics and health sector stories.

Tuesday's front pages

Several topics feature on Irish front pages on Monday morning, including the evacuation of passengers, including those who are Irish, from the hantavirus-stricken MV Hondius.

The upcoming by-elections, a €127,000 bike shed and former British prince Andrew being threatened are just some of the stories featured on Irish front pages on Friday.

Thursday's front pages focus on a range of stories, from 300 asylum seekers who claimed they were children, but were subsequently deemed to be adults, to an inquiry being sought over abuse claims against a principal.

A look at what stories are making the front pages in Wednesday's papers.

Talks on a new public-sector pay agreement are expected to get underway “in the coming weeks”, the Government has said, with trade unions expected to push for above-inflation pay increases.

Friday's front pages

Thursday's front pages focus on a range of stories, from a transfer from an autism charity to the UK possibly being criminal, to families who lost loved ones at a Cork nursing home during Covid launching wrongful death actions.

Spanish authorities have frozen Gerry Hutch’s property assets in the country as part of an ongoing money-laundering investigation into the gangland figure, according to The Irish Times.

Tuesday's front pages focus on a range of stories, from the Kinahan member Sean McGovern, who vowed not to stop the feud with the Hutch gang, to delays over the Ireland-France interconnector.