What the papers say: Tuesday's front pages

The e-scooter ban and a rise in petrol prices make the front page of Tuesday's papers.

The Irish Times reveals the Government’s long-awaited report on the export of alumina to Russia from the Aughinish plant in Limerick is not now expected to be published before it is sent to the European Commission.

The Irish Examiner leads with the e-scooter ban for U-18s, as the Government has not ruled out an all-out ban.

The Echo leads with DanielHourigan found guilty of the murder of Michael Foley in Co Cork in February 2024.

The Irish Independent leads with petrol and diesel prices set to increase due to the war in Iran.

The Irish Daily Mail leads with plans for cyclists needing a registration plate and a high-visibility jacket at all times.

The Irish Daily Mirror leads with the parents of Garce Lynch claiming the e-scooter ban for U-18s does not go far enough.

The Irish Daily Star leads with a man charged after driving into a crowd of people following a fight in Skerries on Saturday.