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

Gardaí in Cork are investigating two serious events in the north side of the city overnight including a petrol bomb attack at a pub and an incident where an explosive device was thrown at a house

Gardaí recorded the speeds of 9,410 vehicles so far on Monday, with 25 of them going over the speed limit.

305 patients are waiting in the emergency department, while 118 are in wards elsewhere in the hospital.

The blaze, which started on Sunday night, caused significant damage to the Church of Ireland building and hall in Greenisland.

Dublin Communities Against Racism said the attacks happened at a derelict property on Ormond Quay twice in 24 hours

A man has been arrested after a suspected petrol bombing at a premises in Cork city last night

Monday's front pages

As part of the council’s roadmap to delivering a carbon-neutral Waterford by 2040, the local authority is introducing its business pledge for A Cleaner, Greener Waterford on Monday. 

A male motorcyclist in his 30s was seriously injured in the incident.

Israel has said the hostages were killed shortly before its forces reached the tunnel in Rafah in which they were found.

In a statement from the Department of Health, they acknowledged the progress that has been made and the number of new eating disorder teams.

Colum Eastwood announced on Thursday he is to step down as leader after nine years in charge of the party.

The alarm was raised by members of the public shortly after 5pm.

So far this year, 126 people have died on Irish roads – one more than over the corresponding period in 2023.

A breakdown of costs from the Office of Public Works shows that €322,282 was spent on the main construction and installation project.

Shortly after 1.30am, gardaí received a report that a taxi driver had been threatened at knifepoint by a passenger in his car in the Poppintree area

Israel says the group were killed shortly before its forces reached the tunnel in which they were discovered.

Support for Sinn Féin has fallen again as two of the main government coalition parties have seen their popularity increase

Mali, a Bernese Mountain dog, had run away from her German owners near the lighthouse on Arranmore Island on August 16th last, sparking a huge search by islanders which lasted for days