What the papers say: Monday's front pages
How fuel supports will impact the budget, and waiting lists for creches make the front pages of Monday's papers.
The Irish Times reports that the extension of fuel excise cuts will not affect the Budget 2027 tax package.
The Irish Examiner leads with calls for an investigation into the abuse of Indian people in Ireland.
The Echo leads with a proposal from Cork City Council to reduce speed limits across the city.
The Irish Independent leads with most creches now having a waiting lists for over a year.
The Irish Daily Mail leads with 118,000 patients waiting for over a year for scheduled hospital care.
The Irish Daily Mirror leads with a fundraiser set up to bring home the body of Brazilian woman Jady Cristine Pereira Rosa, who was murdered in Limerick on Friday.
The Irish Daily Star reveals gardaí have closed the investigation into the car used by people who attacked Nikita Hand's partner just months before the Civil trial.
