What the papers say: Tuesday's front pages

Kenneth Fox

Tuesday's front pages focus on a range of stories, including Aughinish Alumina being expected to provide evidence that its products are not supplying the Russian military, to talks over a new studio between RTÉ and Cork City Council breaking down.

The Irish Times reports Aughinish Alumina will, under a new oversight arrangement, be expected to provide the Government with regular evidence its products are not supplying the Russian military.

The Irish Examiner and the Echo report that more than a year after RTÉ Cork employees were promised new studios and offices, co-location talks with Cork City Council have broken down, leaving staff fearful that a central plank of the broadcaster's planned decentralisation has fallen through.

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