Tuesday's front pages

Almost three-quarters of respondents reported the pandemic prevented their loved one from having the death they would have wished for

Speaking in the House of Commons Mr Paisley warned: ‘Dear help the official who tries to stop me.’

The MTU annual report said the direct costs associated with the cyberattack currently stood at €3.5 million.

Jeffrey Donaldson made a plea to the DUP’s ‘detractors’ about the need to recognise that support for the union is not as strong among the young.

Flowers and candles were left at the spot where she slept and where her body was discovered.

Both men had pleaded not guilty to all charges.

The boy is being treated at Children’s Health Ireland in Dublin.

Funding for the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees has been frozen by several countries.

Two men who set upon American tourists in a 'cowardly, nasty and violent' assault have been jailed

The 28-year-old man, who cannot be identified to protect his sister’s identity, pleaded guilty to rape, oral rape and sexual assault of the young girl.

The notice was issued on grounds that the number of flights scheduled by the airport exceeds the terms of a planning condition for nighttime flights

Sandra Hehir (56) will have to be of good behaviour for a period of two years after her release or she will face a further 12 months in prison

The Galway native also pleaded guilty to possession of child pornography, relating to two videos of graphic content.

The maximum state pension is currently €277.30 a week for those aged 66 to 79 or €287.30 a week for those aged 80 or older.

A Rehab Group transport manager who stole €6,000 from the charity by secretly selling three trucks he claimed were scrapped has been given a nine-month suspended sentence

Bernadette Roe also revealed that she was in the car beside her partner Noel Kirwan when he was shot dead outside their home.

Corbally was caught driving the Audi by a garda who happened to see him by coincidence, the court heard.

Catholic bishops have called for a no vote in the referendums next month.

Drew Harris appealed to people to slow down, not to get distracted and to wear their seatbelts.