Monday's front pages focus on a range of stories from a rise in Russian oil tankers in Irish waters to prison capacity being in crisis territory.

Former minister Ivan Yates has said the Coalition Government's performance so far is "quite low"

Met Éireann, issued an own orange-level rain and thunderstorm warning for Dublin, Louth and Meath between midnight and 2pm on Monday.

This Tuesday, the Government will publish the Summer Economic Statement, outlining €30 billion in extra capital spending to boost infrastructure, housing, and energy - bringing the total National Development Plan to nearly €100 billion.

The rescue of the survivors was conducted in terrible weather conditions and both the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) and Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands awarded medals to the lifeboat crew.

Gardaí investigate suspected hate crime assault in Tallaght

The airline said the scheme helps reduce delays, but insists most passengers follow the rules.

Possible impacts include widespread surface flooding, very difficult travelling conditions, lightning damage, and very poor visibility.

The three babies born to inmates across the Irish prison estate this year follow four babies born to inmates in 2024.

The PSNI said another officer was also treated at the scene in the east of the city for smoke inhalation.

The former US senator said it was a ‘special treat’ to return to the region for the tournament at Royal Portrush.

To be set out on Tuesday, the National Development Plan will include up to €30 billion in additional capital expenditure for infrastructure.

A record number of over 21,800 dwellings are currently being used to accommodate Ukrainian refugees under the Accommodation Recognition Payment (ARP) scheme

The former Labour party leader said ‘one should always keep one’s options open’, when asked if would rule out a bid for the role.

Tony Holohan could be making a bid to enter the race to become the next President

Rathgurreen Ringfort has been described as an impressive ‘high-status’ settlement that could date anywhere from the 5th to 12th century AD.

A woman whose child was on a Child Disability Network Team (CDNT) waiting list for years has criticised the process she and her child have been put through

'I was into sport, I was into jerseys, I was into fashion. I was into art, photography, music, and the Irish language. And, at some point, it just clicked with me that I could combine them all into one.”

Sunday's front pages

Eva Gore-Booth is not half as well-known as Constance Markievicz, but her achievements are just as impressive