What the papers say: Friday's front pages

The Irish Times leads on additional Government revenues from the introduction of a new minimum corporation tax rate of 15 per cent. It also reports that a Belfast homeless charity claims rough sleepers were 'moved' from Belfast city centre and threatened with arrest during this week's Fleadh Cheol festival.

The Irish Independent leads with the growth in consumer borrowing in the year to last March.

The Irish Daily Mail reports on efforts to put a more positive spin on the expansion of data centres in Ireland.

The Irish Examiner reports on stark figures on hospital waiting lists.