Overview

• The political fallout from Jim Gavin’s withdrawal leads Tuesday’s Irish front pages, with focus on Micheál Martin’s leadership test at a party meeting set for Wednesday.
• The Irish Examiner reports talk of a possible revolt from Fianna Fáil TDs, describing a 'scent of blood' after the campaign collapse.
• Martin has accepted responsibility for backing Gavin but says his leadership is not at risk and that he plans to lead Fianna Fáil into the next general election.
• The Irish Independent reports the party was told of questions concerning Gavin and a tenant before his selection as presidential nominee.
• The Herald highlights separate court news, confirming a 10-year prison sentence for a man who fired shots into a Dublin home where a child was present.