What the papers say: Sunday's front pages

Sunday's front pages focus on a range of stories from Fine Gael seeing a surge in support in the latest poll, while Taoiseach Simon Harris is resisting calls to move from his home to Phoenix Park after a bomb scare. 
What the papers say: Sunday's front pages

By PA Reporter

Sunday's front pages focus on a range of stories from Fine Gael seeing a surge in support in the latest poll, while Taoiseach Simon Harris is resisting calls to move from his home to Phoenix Park after a bomb scare.

The Business Post report in their latest poll that Fine Gael are the biggest party in Ireland, followed by a jump in support for Fianna Fáil.

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The Irish Mail on Sunday reports that Taoiseach Simon Harris is resisting calls to relocate to Phoenix Park after a bomb scare at his home.


In the UK, the papers on Sunday are dominated by British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s warning to voters ahead of next week’s General Election.

The Sunday Telegraph, Sunday Express and Mail on Sunday all lead with Mr Sunak’s comments that a Labour government “would bankrupt people in every generation”.

Meanwhile, The Observer carries Labour leader Keir Starmer’s comments that he will “relight the fire” of optimism and hope among the British people should his party emerge victorious on July 4th.

The Sunday Mirror and Sunday People both urge their readers to vote Labour.

Elsewhere, The Sunday Times says deputy prime minister Oliver Dowden has “grave concerns” about claims a suspected Russian interference operation has been encouraging support of Reform UK.

And the Daily Star Sunday leads with Mr Motivator’s “positive vibes video” for England fans ahead of their Euro 2024 last-16 clash with Slovakia.

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