Girl, 4, stable after surgery on skull fracture from scrambler bike hit-and-run
The accident happened on the same day gardaí seized seven e-bikes and six e-scooters in Dublin
Irish Examiner 
PSNI guidance for 'Last Saturday' parades by Royal Black Institution across Northern Ireland
The PSNI has issued traffic and travel advice for anyone driving in the area of Royal Black Institution parades on the last Saturday of August.
Belfast News Letter 
Ken Reid’s legacy honoured at Belfast’s first Halloween Blood Run
Belfast will host its first-ever Halloween Blood Run on Sunday 26th October, organised by Leukaemia & Lymphoma NI in association with the Northern Ireland Blood Transfusion Service.
Two men to stand trial over killing of assault victim near Co Antrim church
Two men are to stand trial for the alleged killing of an assault victim near a church in Co Antrim, a judge ordered today.
Boost your business and workforce: Upskilling grant fund now open for applications
Antrim and Newtownabbey Labour Market Partnership (LMP) is once again opening the doors for micro, small, and medium businesses and employees with the relaunch of the Employee Upskilling Grant Fund.
Investigation underway after bullocks worth approximately £20,000 to £30,000 stolen in Co Tyrone
Police in Omagh are appealing for information following a report of the theft of livestock in the vicinity of Camlough Road, Sixmilecross.
Price for a can and sandwich at Electric Picnic announced and people aren't happy
With thousands of festival goers descending onto Electric Picnic in Stradbally this weekend, they're probably wondering what prices they can expect to pay for food and drink
RSVP Magazine 
Travel expert explains Ryanair new rules amid bonuses for catching oversized bags
A travel expert advises that prospective passengers double check the dimensions of the bag they would like to bring before departing for the airport to avoid being caught out
Shelbourne draw Crystal Palace, Shamrock Rovers get Shakhtar in Uefa Conference League
The league phase will run from 2 October until 18 December.
TheJournal.ie 
Grim new record as number of homeless children in Ireland tops 5,000 for first time
The total number of people in emergency accommodation last month was 16,058, which is new record
Thousands expected at Royal Black Institution's 'last Saturday' in August parades right across Northern Ireland this weekend
The end of the summer parading season will be marked as usual this weekend with the Royal Black Institution's 'last Saturday' in August parades right across Northern Ireland.
Homelessness: Over 5,000 children in emergency accommodation for the first time ever
A total of 16,058 people were officially recognised as homeless in July.
Pride and positive change with 35th annual Ballyhoura Tidy Town awards
This event is a chance to learn and inspire communities to work towards a sustainable future BALLYHOURA Development has announced the 35th Annual Ballyhoura Country Tidy Towns Awards. Taking place on Tuesday, September 3, at the Castleoaks House Hotel, Castleconnell, the event will celebrate
Limerick Leader 
Martin Smyth was an MP of ‘integrity and Christian principle’, service told
Former Ulster Unionist MP Rev Martin Smyth had a career defined by integrity and strong Christian principle, a church service has heard.
David McCullagh announced as Claire Byrne's radio replacement as she leaves RTÉ
The well-known broadcaster has been announced as the replacement for Claire Byrne as she leaves the national broadcaster in a shock move - here's everything we know
Simon Harris wants Defence Forces to train Lebanese Army ahead of end of long-running UNIFIL mission
Mr Harris is proposing that the Defence Forces send personnel to upskill the Lebanese Armed Forces. And he also wants the EU to equip the country's military
Irish Daily Mirror