What the papers say: Friday's front pages

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What The Papers Say: Friday's Front Pages
As the invasion of Ukraine reaches a ninth day, much of the papers focus on the peace talks between Ukraine and Russia and the knock on effects that the war is having on inflation.
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Kenneth Fox

As the invasion of Ukraine reaches a ninth day, much of the papers focus on the peace talks between Ukraine and Russia and the knock on effects that war is having on inflation.

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The Irish Times leads with the ongoing talks between Ukraine and Russia and agreement to have so-called 'humanitarian corridors' to aid those fleeing the country.

The Irish Examiner focuses on the rising inflation as the Ukraine crisis takes a toll on energy costs.

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The Echo leads with a man being convicted of manslaughter for killing homeless man Timmy Hourihane.

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The Irish Daily Mail focus on Vladimir Putin's message that the worst is yet to come in Ukraine.

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The Irish Sun leads on a Ukrainian family who managed to arrive in Ireland after fleeing the war in Ukraine.

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The Irish Daily Star leads with the millions who have fled Ukraine already as the war reaches it's ninth day.

 

The Belfast Telegraph focuses on a court case where a woman from Lisburn who is accused of murdering her husband was a high risk domestic abuse victim.

In the UK, much of the front pages are dominated by Putin's statement that the worst is yet to come in the Ukraine conflict.

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