What the papers say: Sunday's front pages

Ellen O'Donoghue

Several different topics feature on Irish front pages on Sunday, including paid miscarriage leave, Jeffrey Donaldson, and Roberto 'Pico' Lopes' Cape Verde making it to the knock-out stages of the World Cup.

The Business Post lead with industry leaders demanding urgent AI action and a third of voters being in favour of a hard border with Northern Ireland to tackle immigration

The Sunday Times lead with the 'next Kinahan kingpin' being spotted playing padel.

The Irish Mail on Sunday lead with Jeffrey Donaldson having taught sex education lessons at his church's Sunday School in the years after he raped one of his child victims.

The Irish Sunday Mirror lead with Shamrock Rovers star Roberto Pico Lopes facing the match of his life after his national team, Cape Verde, made it to the World Cup knock-out stages.

The Sunday Independent report that paid miscarriage leave before 23 weeks of pregnancy will be offered for the first time under plans being considered by the Government.

The Sunday World lead with country music star Nathan Carter revealing a vulnerable fan was tricked into handing over more than €80,000 to online scammers posing as him.