The front pages of the broadsheets cover some of the Cheltenham wins yesterday while the Irish Independent leads with the Paudie McGahon case.

The Irish Examiner led with Michael Noonan's election budget while the Irish Times headline was that Sinn Féin call for an All Ireland investigation into abuse.

All of the tabloids were once again dominated by Cheltenham and the latest from the Graham Dwyer trial.

Blurred Lines by Pharrell and Robin Thicke lost a court case yesterday where the Marvin Gaye estate were awarded €6.8 million, a story which featured heavily in the papers.

Meanwhile, Clare County Council are introducing new by-laws on grave-digging which stated that graves need to reach a depth of eight foot.

The Irish Times ran an article which warned about the dangers of raw milk while the Irish text of the same-sex referendum was discussed throughout the papers.

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