What the papers say: Tuesday's front pages

The number of people on waiting lists is growing, and the build-up to Katie Taylor's last fight makes the front pages on Tuesday.

The Irish Times leads with a British warship and a helicopter designed to hunt submarines that have been deployed off the coast of Co Wicklow as part of a security operation surrounding the meeting of EU defence ministers.

The Irish Examiner leads with an interview with Sean Canney, as he calls for the driving test to include an assessment of a person's competency on motorways.

The Echo leads with the murder of Barry Daly in Cork, as Alec Deady was sentenced to life for the murder.

The Irish Independent leads with one million people now on waiting lists.

The Irish Daily Mail leads with builders set to receive an energy bailout.

The Irish Daily Mirror leads with quotes from Eddie Hearn ahead of Katie Taylor's fight in Croke Park on Saturday.

The Irish Daily Star leads with figures that show one in four pubs have closed down in the last 20 years.