What the papers say: Thursday's front pages
Kenneth Fox
Thursday's front pages focus on a range of stories, from a transfer from an autism charity to the UK possibly being criminal, to families who lost loved ones at a Cork nursing home during Covid launching wrongful death actions.
The Irish Times reports the alleged transfer of more than €1.5 million of taxpayers’ money from an Irish autism charity to its UK parent charity could be a “breach” of the Companies Act
The Irish Examiner reports that five families who lost loved ones to Covid at a Cork nursing home have launched landmark wrongful death actions in the High Court.
The Echo reports Iarnród Éireann is to lodge a planning application for the development of a new train station at Blackpool this week, with an application for an additional station at Dunkettle to follow within weeks.
Don't miss the first review of the hotly anticipated movie blockbuster The Devil Wears Prada 2, only in Thursday's Irish Daily Mail! ð pic.twitter.com/VGdL8jg2dT
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