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What the papers say: Sunday's front pages

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James Cox
What the papers say: Sunday's front pages
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Sunday newspapers in Ireland and the UK are covering a variety of topics, including the extradition of Daniel Kinahan and upcoming visits by US President Donald Trump. Other headlines focus on tax concerns for middle-income earners and international news regarding Gaza and Italy.

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Provides a snapshot of the current media agenda and public discourse in Ireland and the UK.

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Daniel Kinahan 's extradition to Ireland and middle income earners are among the topics that feature on Sunday's front page stories .

The Sunday Times leads with Daniel Kinahan facing trial in Ireland.

Mid-income earns are paying too much tax voters feel, according to a Sunday Independent survey.

The Business Post leads with a story on Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers calling for an end to 'endless' state recruitment.

US president Donald Trump is set to visit Ireland on September 12th, and will be at the Irish Open prize-giving, the Irish Mail on Sunday reports.

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