What the papers say: Saturday's front pages
James Cox
An unpublished report into Aughinish Alumina and wildfires in Europe are among the stories that feature on Saturday's front pages.
An unpublished Government report on Aughinish Alumina has raised concerns that its Russian parent company may be engaged in illicit financial activity. The Irish Times has seen the unpublished report.
The Irish Examiner leads with a story on rail services in Cork.
Hundreds of Help to Buy receipients have been forced to pay back cash, the Irish Independent reports.
Gardaí are monitoring 13 separate dissident republican terror groups, the Irish Daily Mail reports.
The Irish Daily Star and Irish Daily Mirror lead with an interview with the 'hidden room' landlord.
The Herald leads with the seizure of a bomb near the Irish border.
In the North, The Irish News also leads with the bomb seizure.
Four in 10 DUP voters do not believe the party has told the full truth on Jeffrey Donaldson, the Belfast Telegraph reports.
Saturday's UK front pages lead with a range of stories.
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The New York Times leads with a story on the wildfires in France.
A growing number of figures in the Republican Party are looking to block vice president JD Vance securing the 2028 presidential nominaiton, The Washington Post reports.
