The driveway is lined with Victorian cobblestones salvaged from London’s Kings Cross Railway Station and a pineapple door knocker adds a quirky, personal touch.

Political stories take the helm of Irish newspapers this Sunday morning.

The pair were extremely close, with Barry describing his father as his “best buddy,” and one of the lads

A five-year-old boy has died in a crash in Co Laois

Two other men were injured in the incident at Ballynascarry, Finea

The Irish pub as an institution is the bedrock of our community and culture and is an "absolute bedrock" of our tourism industry, says VFI chief executive Pat Crotty.

Billionaire Elon Musk has said "my Irish friends are awesome" in response to an Irish Times investigation of his far-right contacts in Ireland

A man was taken to hospital with injuries to his head and ankle after the incident

Charlotte Cahill, whose daughter Cyra is autistic, said she believes the lack of school places for children with additional needs is getting worse

Esra Uyrun has not been seen since leaving her home in Clondalkin, Dublin, in 2011

Ms Boylan criticised the Government for how it is proud of it is viewed internationally when it comes to Palestine, but has continued to delay the legislation

Met Éireann have issued fresh weather warnings for 21 counties across the island of Ireland on Sunday

Sinn Féin said it was taking a ‘principled stance’ against US President Donald Trump’s rhetoric on Gaza

Micheál Martin told the Engineers Ireland Cork Region Annual Dinner on Friday night more homes need to be built

Here are the biggest stories leading Saturday’s front pages

A man was taken to St James's Hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.

Ireland has reaffirmed ‘steadfast support for Ukraine and its people’, Taoiseach Micheál Martin said.

Brendan ‘Bik’ McFarlane, who oversaw the hunger strikes inside the Maze Prison, has died.

The emergency services attended the scene of the incident at Largy, Kilcar on the R263 Kilcar to Killybegs road on Friday afternoon

Independent TD, Michael Lowry, who was communications minister at the time, is a notice party in the case