What the papers say: Thursday’s front pages
Thursday's Front Pages
The Irish Times lead with new accommodation charges for asylum seekers not being imposed on thousands living in direct provision. Also, a review into "falsified" garda background checks supplied by a company running emergency housing for vulnerable children. Following that, the woman who was set on fire at her Dublin home, leaving her in critical condition.
Examiner
Patients waiting as a nursing home is delayed, Children's Health Ireland warning of a significant rise in child flu cases. And the chance of extreme floods in Ireland rising, and a taxi driver protest in Dublin.
Indo
Bank of Ireland piloting a new loan product allowing people to trade down to a smaller home.
Echo
Cork City Council tenant living in a rat-infested house.
Daily Mail
Fáilte Ireland climate action official being among the objectors to the Metrolink
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