Monday's front pages: What the papers say
Kenneth Fox
Monday's front pages focus on a range of stories, from the path for Independent presidential hopefuls narrowing to student fees for college being reduced by €500.
The Irish Times reports the path for Independents to contest the presidential election will narrow considerably, as many councillors due to hear their candidacy pitches say endorsements are “highly unlikely”.
The Irish Examiner leads with third-level student fees being likely to be permanently reduced by up to €500 in next month’s budget.
The Echo reports that infrastructure delays in Cork are leading to houses not being able to be delivered.
Start your week off on the right note with a copy of Monday's Irish Daily Mail! pic.twitter.com/AzR1tq3DRK
— The Irish Daily Mail (@irishdailymail) September 15, 2025
Good morning readers. Here is the front page of today's Belfast Telegraph. https://t.co/3NV8mfLI7i pic.twitter.com/2N5IIbxNDj
— Belfast Telegraph (@BelTel) September 15, 2025
