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

Stephen McCullagh, 35, from Woodland Gardens, Lisburn, has denied murdering her.

Farmers felt that managing within-herd spread was less impactful than other recommended measures.

The man has since been charged in connection with the seizure and is expected to appear before a sitting of Limerick District Court on Monday.

Professor Sean Daly said the decision was ‘incredibly disappointing’.

The OPW’s statement came after homes, roads and parks were badly flooded after weeks of heavy rainfall.

Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald said Ireland should not play the matches and Israel should be ‘given the red card’.

Gardaí and emergency services responded to reports of a shooting incident at St Margaret’s Park.

The agreement came after a ‘constructive’ meeting on Sunday between Justice Minister Naomi Long and the Criminal Bar Association.

The Finance Minister said the country needed to return to ‘a rhythm of regular spending structures’.

One person blasted Met Éireann for their failure to predict heavy showers. “No rain forecast for Donabate [in Dublin] and all my washing is soaked,” they said.

Figures from the HSE show 20,209 children are overdue AON, with 16,960 children waiting over three months. 

Claudia Jaczyk, 23, from the Newtownabbey area, was driving the car involved in the incident on the Ballyrobin Road, Templepatrick.

The Lake House in Goleen, West Cork, is on the market with an asking price of €1,300,000

Áine O’Reilly has been named as the victim of a fatal crash near Boher, Co Limerick. Gardaí are appealing for information after a driver fled the scene.

She said the damage sunbeds can cause to young skin is horrific.

Recent weeks have seen runway restrictions at Dublin Airport and an overnight closure at Cork.

A variety of stories feature on Sunday's front pages, from the Dublin Airport passenger cap to the children of an Irishman detained by ice speaking out.

"Unscrupulous vendors are supplying them. But they're dicing with young people's lives," said Dublin City councillor Danny Byrne

Suzann Mack, 34, of Strand Street, Malahide, in the city's north side, was charged under money-laundering legislation for possessing the alleged proceeds of criminal conduct at Northumberland Road.