What the papers say: Monday’s front pages
The Irish Times leads with the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, which widens the rift between the state and White House
Irish Examiner leads with a report which shows 35 per cent of pupils in disadvantaged schools miss at least a month in days lost.
Echo reports that Cork University Hospital has a medicine that prevents hair loss during chemotherapy, but staff and training requirements are needed.
Irish Independent leads with the cost of housing asylum-seekers has now risen over €1 billion.
The Irish Daily Mail leads with the ERSI report, which shows that school attendances are still being impacted after the pandemic.
Both Irish Daily Mirror and the Irish Daily Star lead with a teenage girl killed after she was hit by a scrambler bike in Finglas in Dublin.
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Irish Examiner leads with a report which shows 35 per cent of pupils in disadvantaged schools miss at least a month in days lost.
Echo reports that Cork University Hospital has a medicine that prevents hair loss during chemotherapy, but staff and training requirements are needed.
Irish Independent leads with the cost of housing asylum-seekers has now risen over €1 billion.
The Irish Daily Mail leads with the ERSI report, which shows that school attendances are still being impacted after the pandemic.
Both Irish Daily Mirror and the Irish Daily Star lead with a teenage girl killed after she was hit by a scrambler bike in Finglas in Dublin.
For the latest Waterford News and Sport, tune into WLR News on the hour and download the WLR App for news on demand.
