What the papers say: Monday's front pages
Kenneth Fox
Monday's front pages focus on a range of stories from more than 1,800 teaching posts being vacant to a senior garda using official channels to import gun parts for a private club.
The Irish Times reports more than 1,800 teaching posts were left vacant this year, while many schools in the Greater Dublin Area report that they are struggling to hire qualified staff in the run-up to the new academic year.
A senior garda arranged for the importation of firearm parts in an official capacity — but, in fact, he did so on behalf of a private club, the has learned.
The Echo focuses on the madness over getting tickets for the All-Ireland hurling final between Cork and Tipperary.
The front page of the Irish Independent on Monday pic.twitter.com/6tm2GI1UXE
— Irish Independent (@Independent_ie) July 7, 2025
All in Monday's Mail pic.twitter.com/i0HqOjNcqe
— The Irish Daily Mail (@irishdailymail) July 6, 2025
Morning readers, here's a look at Monday's Belfast Telegraph. Stay with us for all your breaking news throughout the day.
Today's front page story ➡️ https://t.co/UAEhIOu0Gs pic.twitter.com/UHPGzRWHKU
— Belfast Telegraph (@BelTel) July 7, 2025
