Xi and Putin all smiles before rounding on Western 'bullying' at China summit
India’s Modi also got in on the bonhomie, posting photos from his car ride with Putin.
TheJournal.ie 
Liverpool confirm Isak signing from Newcastle for British record fee €145 million
The Swedish international joins the Reds after a protracted and acrimonious transfer saga.
Family of 'kind and loving' motorcyclist who died after Drogheda crash praise paramedics
Pat O’Shaughnessy, aged in his 40s, sustained critical injuries after a collision involving a van and a motorcycle in Drogheda
Irish Daily Mirror 
Derry City youngster joins up with Noel Hunt at League One side Reading
The Ireland underage international has signed a two-year deal on transfer deadline day after impressing during a trial period.
Shirley Ballas says she thought she'd be 'better off dead' as she battled with alcohol
The Strictly Come Dancing judge has opened up about her mental health struggles for the first time in her new memoir Best Foot Forward, and she explained how it led to relying on alcohol
RSVP Magazine 
Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, leading genocide scholars say
The resolution marks one of the strongest condemnations yet from leading experts in genocide studies.
Millwall look set to beat Championship rivals for loan signing of Ireland midfielder
Birmingham City and Wrexham have also been linked with a transfer deadline day swoop for Southampton’s Will Smallbone.
Opinion: Traitors contestants would spend the winnings on a house deposit. Doesn't that say it all?
Players in The Traitors who want to win to spend the prize on a house deposit represent many people across Ireland, writes Killian Mangan.
Sean Kelly withdraws from Fine Gael presidential bid
In a statement on Monday, Mr Kelly said it became clear to him that he would not reach the required 20 nominations
Developer seeks permission for backpackers' hostel in Limerick
Georgian office building earmarked for facility aimed at budget-conscious tourists DEVELOPERS are planning to construct a backpackers’ hostel in the heart of Limerick’s Georgian Quarter. A four-storey office building at Glentworth Street in the city centre has been earmarked for conversion in
Limerick Leader 
Lisburn Road ear bite attack suspect is charged with actual bodily harm
A suspect has been charged after two men were allegedly punched and one bitten on the ear.
Belfast News Letter 
10 TV and streaming highlights for September: House of Guinness, Task, Slow Horses...
Old favourites such as The Late Late Show also return this month
Irish Examiner 
‘Chance to put himself back in the spotlight’ - Michael Obafemi secures shock move
Transfer deadline day saw Michael Obafemi complete a shock move to Germany on a season-long loan switch from Premier League side Burnley.
Belfast City Council buys historic Assembly Rooms where United Irishmen founder Henry Joy McCracken was sentenced to die
Belfast City Council has tonight announced it has agreed to buy the Assembly Rooms.
Next shoppers love super soft cardigan - and it's perfect for autumn layering
Happy customers are loving their autumn essentials from Next, and the store now has an autumn edit online, so shoppers can browse and choose the perfect pieces for layering on those crisp mornings in Ireland!
John Gilligan celebrates first weekend of freedom after eight months in Spanish prison
Crime boss John Gilligan has celebrated his first weekend of freedom in more than eight months.
Independent.ie