What the papers say: Friday's front pages

Tánaiste Simon Harris has lobbied the European Commission to avoid responsibility for the approval of Israeli state bonds reverting to Ireland from September, The Irish Times reports. It follows a decision by Luxembourg not to accept the role.

The Irish Examiner reports on a civil case victory by the family of a UN worker killed in a 2019 Boeing crash in Ethiopia. It also reports on growing political pressure on the Government to overrrule the HSE decision not to fund a drug treatment for Friedrich's ataxia.

There is a boom in farmland prices due to interest by wealthy investors, the Irish Independent reports. The paper says it is squeezing out many genuine farmers.

The Echo leads on the tragic death of a young Cork teen while on a family holiday on a Greek island.

The Star continues it coverage of Sunday morning's crash on the M50.

The Mirror reports that an English podcaster has been refused permission to visit Daniel Kinahan in jail.