A preview of the main stories across today's papers.

Friday's front pages

All the stories from the day's national newspapers

The results of last year's census in the Republic makes the front page of many of Wednesday's newspapers.

Tuesday's front pages

Anti-migrant protests and Fine Gael's tax cut ambitions are among Ireland's front page stories on Friday.

The death of Tina Turner, job losses at Meta and increases in health insurance prices are the main headlines in today's papers

Floating accommodation for asylum seekers and a 'Coalition war' over tax cuts make the front pages on Wednesday.

The main headlines across the papers on Tuesday.

Monday's front pages focus on a range of stories from vacant office blocks being repurposed for housing to staff at Cork University Hospital querying why management consultants are earning €608,000. 

A display of kindness from striking nurses features among Friday’s front pages.

The latest in the Regency trial, economic growth hits a slowdown and an Irish businessman makes an accusation against the Qatari royal family — here's a look at what Thursday's front pages are covering. 

Feeder schools, petrol prices and the Ballingeary crash tragedy make the front pages on Wednesday

Monday's front pages are dominated by the Gerry Hutch trial where former Sinn Féin councillor Jonathan Dowdall gave evidence yesterday as well as Gardaí appealing once again for witnesses in the Sophie Tuscan du Plantier murder.

Plunging temperatures, Meath murder probes and attitudes towards the EU in Northern Ireland are some of the stories covered in Monday's newspapers.