Ulster set to play South African opponents in Amsterdam for Challenge Cup game
Ritchie Murphy's side will go on a European adventure.
Irish Daily Mirror 
Northern Ireland will not be at forefront of Reform’s plans – Farage
Northern Ireland will "not be at the forefront" of actions by a Reform UK government to deal with immigration, Nigel Farage has said.
Belfast News Letter 
Ireland legend Tony Cascarino says famous Alan McLoughlin goal saved international career
The late Alan McLoughlin scored a famous goal against Northern Ireland, and one which Tony Cascarino reckons saved his own career.
Health minister: 'No point' in promising extra hospital staff to tackle chemo treatment delays
Jennifer Carroll MacNeill said recruitment is already a “persistent” issue within the health service.
TheJournal.ie 
Unemployed landscape gardener one of two men arrested over drugs and weapons seizure in Dublin
The two assault rifles and 135 rounds of ammunition were seized in a container in a van at a premises in north county Dublin during an operation targeting an organised crime group involved in the drugs trade
Electric Picnic 2025: How much does a beer cost plus full list of drink prices
Thousands of people will descend on Electric Picnic this weekend - here's what you can expect to spend at the bar as well as rules and regulations on bringing your own alcohol
RSVP Magazine 
Deals of the week: €100 off the Dyson Airstrait, Aldi's kitchen offers plus €140 of beauty for €50
We have compiled some of this week's best deals, offers and sales from Aldi, Arnotts, Dyson and more - snap them up soon before they expire and save yourself some money
‘I beg for a permanent ceasefire to be reached’ – Pope calls for end to ‘collective punishment’ and forced displacement in Gaza
Pope Leo XIV has demanded that Israel stop the “collective punishment” and forced displacement of Palestinians in Gaza as he pleaded for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in the besieged territory amid preparations by Israel for a new military offensive.
Independent.ie 
Two men arrested following seizure of drugs and guns during Dublin searches
An Garda Síochána’s Dublin Commissioner said the discovery of such weapons is not a normal occurrance.
Health Minister says she will 'absolutely' introduce legislation on nicotine pouches
The government has been criticised for being slow to act on the novel nicotine products.
MTU cyberattack costs hit €4.2m as legal case and procurement breaches revealed
Munster Technological University reports €4.2m cyberattack costs, legal action, and procurement breaches in its 2024 annual accounts
Irish Examiner
'Major success' as Gardaí make two arrests after seizing 'military-style assault rifles' and cannabis
Gardaí said the arrests and seizures mark a 'major success' for public safety in Dublin
Classic Bike Racing Ireland Club expresses 'deep concern' after member involved in 'serious' accident in Belgium
The Classic Bike Racing Ireland Club has expressed “deep concern” after one of its members was involved in a “serious” accident in a race in Belgium.
Belfast firm acquisition boosts all-island innovation and positions Northern Ireland as a hub for smart, sensor-driven solutions
Kinsetsu known for tracking life-saving hospital equipment and cold-chain assets to continue under existing Northern Ireland leadership
UL student designs first pregnancy test of its kind for blind women
Leah Shanahan has designed the world’s first saliva-based fully accessible and multisensory pregnancy test
‘A beacon of hope in a living hell’ – Irish surgeon’s baby niece smiles amid the devastation of Gaza
Yaqout was just two days old when she survived an air strike that killed her mother Noor and left her grandmother Seham fighting for her life in March.