What the papers say: Sunday's front pages
Tomas Doherty
New developments in the Michael Gaine case are among the stories on the front pages of Sunday's newspapers.
The Sunday Independent, Irish Sunday Mirror and The Irish Mail on Sunday lead with discovery of partial human remains in Co Kerry as gardaí search for missing farmer Michael Gaine.
The Government is trying to lure tech giants such Samsung and TSMC to invest in Ireland with billions in subsidies, the Business Post reveals.
The Ireland edition of The Sunday Times reports that controversial Tipperary TD Michael Lowry still chairs meetings for the Regional Independent Group, which cabinet ministers regularly appear before.
A woman has shared photos with the Sunday World of the aftermath of a brutal attack by her husband, who poured boiling water over her and hit her with a hammer.
Sunday Life has images of a dissident republican getting arrested in connection with a 2021 murder in Belfast.
