What the papers say: Wednesday's front pages
The Occupied Territories Bill unlikely to include services, and the National Children's Hospital delayed again, make the front pages of Wednesday's papers.
The Irish Times leads with Taoiseach Micheál Martin admitting in the Dáil that the Occupied Territories Bill is unlikely to include services.
The Irish Examiner leads with gardaí saying they took out a key drugs route following the seizure of €10.5 million worth of drugs.
The Echo leads with a man and a teenager charged over the murder of Barry Daly in Cork over the weekend.
The Irish Independent leads with the deadline for the National Children's Hospital is set to be missed for the 16th time.
The Irish Daily Mail leads with the health service accused of ignoring women, as Government reports show women felt there was a misogynistic attitude in the health service.
The Irish Daily Mirror leads with five Palestinians killed by Israel hours after the peace deal was reached.
The Irish Daily Star leads with Enoch Burke, as a security man was hired to keep him away from the school.
