All the lead stories from the day's national newspapers

The Credit Union Consumer Sentiment index rose to 61.9 from 60.4 in October

The man is due to appear in court on Monday

Khalid El Estal thanked people who helped him.

The Taoiseach said economic migration numbers are already controlled by work permits and visas.

Dr Jilan Wahba Abdalmajid was speaking as a group of Irish citizens arrived at Dublin Airport from Cairo on Sunday.

No government should be involved in determining how much money a state broadcaster should get, Paschal Donohoe has said.

Sinn Fein TD Matt Carthy called the Fine Gael leader’s comments ‘pathetic attempts at deflection’.

Leo Varadkar said he did not want to put a deadline on when talks to revive powersharing should conclude by.

Varadkar said neither Shannon Airport, nor any other Irish airport, was being used by the US military to support Israel.

There has been a 72.1 per cent increase in the number of Ukrainians seeking international protection in the Republic in the 12 months to the end of September 2023 as a result of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The latest annual report of the Criminal Injuries Compensation Tribunal shows compensation totalling €6,321,559 was awarded to 192 claimants in 2022.

Ann McCabe said she feared younger generations did not remember events such as her husband’s death.

This week, the Government agreed to provide a €56 million bail-out for RTÉ after the broadcaster set out plans to reduce its workforce by 400 by 2028.

Peter McCormack, 42, a Catholic man from Kilcoo, was shot when two gunmen burst into the Thierafurth Inn in the Co Down village

Meaghan O’Brien recently graduated as an Irish Heart Foundation patient champion to amplify the often-unheard views of heart and stroke patients.

The Taoiseach said that in his view it was ‘really important’ that the next return of Stormont is ‘sustainable’.

Gardaí conducted planned searches on three premises in the Connemara area of Galway on Saturday morning.

Here are the big stories making headlines this Sunday.

He played a leading role in the growth of the supermarket empire and became one of Ireland’s best-known business figures.