What the papers say: Monday's front pages
The latest in the Middle East, as Irish citizens left stranded are advised to take shelter, makes the front pages of Monday's papers.
The Irish Times leads with Americans left asking "what next" after Trump leads the country into war with Iran.
The Irish Examiner leads with Donald Trump agreeing to hold talks with Iran's new leadership following strikes on the country. The front page also has advice for Irish citizens in the Middle East.
The Echo leads with Cork County Council only collecting €446,000 of the derelict sites levy last year.
The Irish Independent leads with no evacuation plans for thousands of Irish citizens in the Middle East following strikes across the weekend.
The Irish Daily Mail leads with Trump claiming Iran wants to enter negotiations, as he says he will engage with them.
The Irish Daily Mirror leads with Irish citizens in Dubai talking about their fears as the city was hit with air strikes.
The Irish Daily Star leads with the two teenagers who were killed in a collision in Co Mayo on Sunday.
