What the papers say: Sunday's front pages

A look at the biggest stories in Sunday's papers.
What the papers say: Sunday's front pages

The funeral of Michael Gaine and further controversy at Children's Health Ireland make the front pages of the Sunday papers.

The Sunday Independent reveals Des Cahill is at the centre of a PRSI court case that is set to cost them €11 million.

The Irish Sunday Mirror leads with the funeral of murdered Kerry farmer Michael Gaine.

The Sunday World leads with fake visionary Christina Gallagher spotted at a casino.

The Sunday Times reveals cash only payments made to consultants are being investigated by the HSE,

The Business Post reveals investors have told the Government that the "two tier" renting system will not work in Ireland.

The Irish Daily Mail leads with a teenager with cancer was put at risk due to alleged abuses of the National Treatment Purchase Fund (NTPF).

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