What the papers say: Tuesday's front pages

The latest presidential election developments dominate Tuesday's papers' front pages.

The Irish Times leads with an HSE audit, which shows the current home birth system puts patient safety at risk.

The Irish Examiner leads with Gareth Sheridan out of the presidential race, with Independent Ireland crucial to Maria Steen's chances.

The Echo leads with warnings from an HSE Integrated Homeless Team over resources for mental health support for homeless people in Cork.

The Irish Independent leads with Labour and the Social Democrats distancing themselves from Catherine Connolly's comments on Hamas having a role in a future Palestinian state.

The Irish Daily Mail leads with Catherine Connolly not answering questions at her launch on Monday night.

The Irish Daily Mirror and the Irish Daily Star lead with Jim Gavin calling on social media companies to do more after 'malicious smears' about the former Dublin manager appeared online.