What the papers say: Monday's front pages

The death of Garda Kevin Flatley, who was killed while carrying out a checkpoint in Dublin, is on the front pages of Monday's papers.

The Irish Times leads with the Mr Flatley killed by a motorcycle in a hit-and-run in Dublin Lanestown in north Co Dublin.

The Irish Examiner also leads with the death of Mr Flatley, as tributes were paid by the Garda Commissioner, who said his death should serve as a reset for society on its approach to road safety.

The Echo leads with the amount of evictions increasing in Cork, with the majority no fault evictions.

The Irish Independent also leads with the death of Mr Flatley. Their front page also reveals the average time spent in A&E has increased to seven hours.

The Irish Daily Mail reveals Darragh O'Brien did not consult housing officials before annoucning 40,000 houses would be built in 2024.

Both the Irish Daily Mirror and the Irish Dail Star lead with tributes paid to Mr Flatley following his death.