Police have appealed for witnesses.

They are to treat epidermolysis bullosa (EB) in Ireland.

New developments in the Michael Gaine case are among the stories on the front pages of Sunday's newspapers

The incident took place as the October 7 survivor sang her entry New Day Will Rise, which was greeted with cheers and boos.

It comes just one week after two teenagers died in the water in Co Donegal.

Three women were arrested after they allegedly gained access to the airside area of the airport and caused criminal damage to an aircraft.

His daughter Síabhra said her father’s passing was “very sudden” but “he had been unwell in recent years, so he had spent the last several years in a nursing home in Dublin”.

Garda Kevin Flatley was killed while on duty last weekend.

The organisation said that it is essential for owners to keep pets cool and safe, as heatstroke is a life-threatening condition that can develop if an animal becomes too hot.

It happened on the Monaghan Road in the Middletown area.

Schoolchildren formed a guard of honour outside St Mary’s Oratory in Buncrana ahead of the service for Emmanuel Familola (16).

Temperatures could hit 26 degrees in parts of Connacht on Saturday

The single-vehicle collision happened on a local road in the Blackacre area of Tuam

Simon Harris was speaking on the 51th anniversary of the atrocity.

A wide variety of stories feature across Saturday's newspaper front pages.

Andrew Noonan (45), former manager of Bluebell United, was caught after gardaí posed as delivery men in a controlled delivery of the drugs to his co-accused, Keith Quinn (36).

State Pathologist, Dr Sally Anne Collis and Forensic Anthropologist Laureen Buckley have carried out preliminary examinations at the scene on Saturday afternoon.

No one has been convicted for the death of Sean Brown.

Investigators are keeping an ‘open mind’, pending the results of tests to determine whether the remains belong to IRA murder victim, Joe Lynskey.

Susan McGovern (44) was on Friday jailed for three years by the Court of Appeal