What the papers say: Thursday’s front pages
Here are the stories making headlines this Thursday.
The Irish Times reports that surging corporation and income tax receipts have boosted the State’s financial position, handing the Government the means to deliver a giveaway budget before the next general election.
Young people who care about climate change are still unwilling to give up flying regularly, according to a survey reported in the Irish Examiner.
The Irish Independent says calls are growing for Ireland to introduce a helicopter-led emergency medical service.
The Irish Daily Mail, Irish Daily Mirror and Irish Daily Star have tributes to a mother and daughter who died in a crash in Co Mayo.
Jeffrey Donaldson was sent for trial over alleged historical sex offences on the eve of the Westminster election, the Belfast Telegraph reports.
Today is election day in the UK and the story dominates the British front pages.
The Guardian reports that Keir Starmer has hailed a “new age of hope” for Britain as it heads to…
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