What the papers say: Sunday's front pages

A preview of the biggest stories on Sunday's papers.
What the papers say: Sunday's front pages

Warnings of a recession and the future of the Lord of the Dance make the front pages of Sunday's papers.

The Sunday Independent leads with a warning from a former economic advis­er to Michéal Martin that Ireland is at risk of “the mother of all recessions” from Donald Trump.

The Irish Sunday Mirror leads with Barbie Kardashian, as they reveal the transgender inmate was moved to a male prison over threats she made to a woman who killed a child.

The Sunday World leads with a garda who was the vic­tim of a ‘pro­trac­ted assault’ by dis­graced detect­ive Tre­vor Bol­ger believes a ‘miso­gyn­istic Boys Club’ within An Garda Síochána ‘weapon­ised’ the force against her.

The Irish Mail on Sunday leads with Michael Flatley, as he told the paper he will not allow Lord of the Dance to be taken from him after a shock injunc­tion this week tem­por­ar­ily banned him from the pro­duc­tion he cre­ated.

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