The Sinn Féin vice president became the first-ever nationalist to assume the post of First Minister on Saturday.

The Sinn Féin vice-president became Northern Ireland’s first ever nationalist First Minister on Saturday.

A turntable ladder and emergency tender are also present at the site on 'Crooksling', off the Blessington Road.

Sunday's front page focus on a range of stories from the Government backing calls for Dublin Airport to remove the passenger cap to a Sunday Independent poll showing two-thirds of people are unsure if Ian Bailey was guilty of murdering Sophie Toscan du Plantier.

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Michael D Higgins and Tanaiste Micheal Martin sent their congratulations following the restoration of devolved government.

Gerry Adams and Martin McGuiness’s son were among those watching in the public gallery.

Police have named the victim as 17-year-old Blake Newland from the Limavady area.

The early proceedings focused on the process of nominating a speaker, with former DUP leader Edwin Poots elected to the role.

MLAs will be at Parliament Buildings on Saturday to elect a new first and deputy first minister.

The 17-year-old male died in hospital following a stabbing in Limavady on Friday night.

Sinn Féin vice president Michelle O’Neill pledged to be a first minister for all.

Saturday's front pages focus on a range of stories from Sinn Féin's Michelle O'Neill being sworn in as Northern Ireland's first nationalist First Minister to cancer patients being treated in outdated units. 

MLAs will return to Stormont on Saturday, bringing an end to a two-year political impasse.

Breda Smyth has been offered the post of Professor of Public Health with the RCSI 'in partnership with the HSE'

Stephen Morrison said his son’s pain is now so bad that 'he bursts out into tears'

Leo Varadkar said they are targeting people who are trying to ‘abuse the generosity’ of the Irish system.

Gardaí have appealed for information.

Dublin Airport has submitted an application to Fingal County Council to expand its capacity to 40 million passengers per annum.

The new command paper removes checks on goods travelling from Britain that are to stay in Northern Ireland.