What the papers say: Monday's front pages

Tomas Doherty

A wide range of stories feature across Monday's newspaper front pages, including the Government's planned changes to rent caps.

The Irish Times reports that Ministers plan to carry out an overhaul of the rent pressure zone system which could see certain rents tied to inflation.

The Irish Examiner says the Government has been warned of a "timebomb" due to the plans, while the Irish Independent says the proposals risk "increasing evictions".

The Irish Daily Mail reveals that housing targets will be missed by up to 10,000 units this year.

The Irish Daily Mirror and Irish Daily Star have tributes to a young boy who died after taking ill on a bouncy castle.

A barber convicted of murder is back cutting hair again while in prison, The Irish Sun says.

The Herald reports that a well-known gangland figure is suspected of ordering a prison attack.

The family of an alleged grooming victim are unhappy at the pace of the PSNI investigation, according to the Belfast Telegraph.

The Irish News reports that four men were arrested at a Gaza protest in Co Down.

The Echo celebrates Cork winning the Munster hurling final against Limerick.