Tuesday's front pages

The former taoiseach is set to take part in a conversation event with the New Ireland Commission on Tuesday.

Students have been blockading access to the Book of Kells.

Counter-protesters gathered at the GPO on O'Connell Street to express support for asylum seekers

The pro-life rally in Dublin on Monday comes ahead of the local and European elections

Tánaiste Micheál Martin said there has been “huge interest” in the Shared Island Civic Society Fund after its launch last year

Three males were arrested on Slievebloom Road shortly after the shooting at around midnight on Sunday

The debate, listed for Tuesday, will be led by the Opposition SDLP

Saoirse McHugh, who ran in the 2019 European elections and the 2020 General Election, has called for the EU to stop trading with Israel.

Simon Harris and Pedro Sanchez spoke in a telephone conversation on Monday morning following discussions last month

Zak Hania returned to Ireland at the weekend having finally managed to leave the enclave via the Rafah crossing into Egypt.

Monday's front pages focus on a range of stories from research which found that a significant minority of people believe in conspiracy theories to tech giants being aware of the damage they do.

Three men have been arrested as part of this investigation, and are currently being detained at Garda Stations in the Dublin Region.

Online posts by such groups, which urge pressure to be applied to both individual workers and companies, have risen sharply in recent weeks, but one travel company has been the victim of such posts for more than a year.

Lilian Seenoi-Barr has been selected by the SDLP to be the next mayor of Derry City and Strabane District Council.

Two men, aged in their 30s and 60s, and a woman, aged in her 60s, have been arrested in connection with this seizure.

Pro-Palestinian activists have blocked off access to the historic Book of Kells at the Dublin university site.

An encampment has formed on the banks of the Grand Canal in Dublin.

The woman told a hearing of the Workplace Relations Commission the bus company had breached the Equal Status Act by treating her children in a discriminatory manner.

He was taken to hospital, where his condition on Sunday morning was described as not life-threatening.