Sunday's front pages

It follows an investigation into anti-social behaviour and firework incidents in the Stewartstown Road area of west Belfast in recent weeks.

The reality series, titled Gra Ar An Tra, will see 10 singletons try to find their match while practising their Irish language skills.

It came as he travelled back to Europe from North America, where he addressed the UN Security Council.

The Irish citizen originally from Angola appeared at Dublin District Court on Saturday when Judge John Campbell refused bail and held him in custody.

Two other officers were also affected but did not require hospital treatment.

Long queues formed in the Victoria Square shopping centre on Saturday morning for the first Sculpted By Aimee store in Northern Ireland.

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has told his party members that Sinn Féin’s word ‘should carry no more weight’ with the chief constable than others

A total of 143 events have been hosted by the statutory agency over a five-year period.

From the Ploughing Championships to flying taxis, a lot happened this week.

Police said a criminal investigation has started as well as a professional standards department misconduct probe.

Saturday's front pages

The Taoiseach has warned the United Nations the world is at risk of a new nuclear arms race

One man was arrested after gardaí seized a number of replica firearms and cannabis worth €100,000 on Friday

Met Éireann warned of localised flooding and travel disruptions

Eamon Butterly agreed with a barrister that three of the exits in the nightclub could be considered 'a fail'

Officers seized drugs including heroin, mephedrone, cocaine and cannabis

Minister for Education Norma Foley said she was 'saddened beyond measure' following the news of Mr Ryan's death

Annette McGavigan was killed by the British army during a riot in Derry in 1971.

Aaron Rodericks, who is the co-lead of threat disruption at X, formerly known as Twitter, secured the order against his employer