Here, we have a look at the topics likely to dominate political discourse in the week ahead

This former Garda station has been transformed into a two-storey home with a rich heritage.

The editor of a photo news company has said An Garda Síochána's attempts to compel him to hand over pictures from the Dublin riots will put the safety of photojournalists at risk

The child, who was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, inspired the annual Late Late Toy Show appeal.

Pippa Hackett rejected accusations that the Government did not give enough information to the public about the referendums.

In letters to Minister Norma Foley, principals – especially in Dublin – explained how it was proving impossible to hire staff even as other teachers were leaving due to the high cost of living and high rents.

They are both tipped to take home gongs.

The man and a woman, were detained by officers from the Corporate Enforcement Authority over the weekend, and can be held for 24 hours.

Sunday's front pages focus on a range of stories from delays to the Shannon pipeline being a threat to foreign investment, as well as reaction to a resounding No No vote in the family and care referendums.

The baking of Israel's actions by US president Joe Biden was common in emails to the Taoiseach

The proposals would have removed the so-called ‘woman in the home’ clause and widened the definition of family in the Constitution

The Government's defeated family and care referendums were a "communications failure" and "badly rushed", according to a communications and PR expert

A total of 67% voted against the amendment

England end Irish Grand Slam hopes

The Sinn Féin leader said a report into the operation of the British Army’s top agent inside the IRA was ‘deeply shocking’

Leo Varadkar said the Government had been given ‘two wallops’ by the electorate

Ireland has voted to reject Government proposals to change the Constitution that would have removed the so-called “woman in the home” clause and widened the definition of family

Saturday's front pages focus on a range of stories from rich Chinese buyers targeting South Dublin homes to a new maritime route for aid to Gaza letting Israel off the hook.

Mr Martin, who is a former teacher, admitted that he was awaiting the outcome of the Oscars with “bated breath.”

President Michael D Higgins was seen in public for the first time when he voted on Friday.