What the papers say: Monday's front pages
Tomas Doherty
A wide range of stories feature across Monday's newspaper front pages.
The Irish Times reports that billionaire businessman JP McManus is to seek a further €30 million in taxpayer funding to host the Ryder Cup at Adare Manor in 2027.
The country's three pillar banks are combining to roll out a new instant payments service to compete with Revolut, the Irish Examiner reports.
The Irish Independent reveals that public hospital consultants are getting big salary rises and boosts to their pensions.
The Irish Daily Mail says the Government has been warned it will continue to miss housing targets in the years to come.
The Irish Daily Mirror and The Herald reports that gardai are dealing with a third threat to Simon Harris in only two weeks.
The mother of the boy missing presumed dead in north Dublin brought gardai to a new spot where she says he is buried, according to the Irish Daily Star.
The head of the Northern Ireland civil service had her salary increased without a review, according to the Belfast Telegraph.
The Echo says school secretaries and caretakers in Cork are happy to return to work but will be ready to strike if their demands are not met.
