What the papers say: Monday's front pages

How to combat teacher shortages and an increase in fees for private schools made the front pages of Monday's papers.

The Irish Times leads with new initiatives, including targeted bursaries for teachers and a universal teaching qualification, which will have to be considered to resolve recruitment challenges faced by schools, particularly around Dublin, the Department of Education believes

The Irish Examiner reveals gardaí are seeking charges against the drug gang known as The Family.

The Echo leads with the man who was killed in a collision in Cork over the weekend.

The Irish Independent leads with fees at private schools increasing by up to €2,000.

The Irish Daily Mail leads with comments from Micheál Martin, as he claims homeless figures are increasing due to migration.

The front page of the Irish Daily Mirror features Donald Trump accused of ordering a photo to be removed of him from the Epstein files.

The Irish Daily Star leads with a man jailed for stabbing another man over a row to do with cocaine.