The papers all lead with various headlines this morning but they were largely dominated by the O'Driscoll story from Charleville, Co. Cork. 

The Irish Times leads with the Irish Water conservation grant story. Fiach Kelly's story states that the Government is considering tying the payment of the Irish Water bill to receiving the water grant instead of registration.

The Irish Independent leads with the same story while the Irish Examiner goes with that tragic Helen O'Driscoll story whose son stabbed his twin brothers in Charleville in Cork.

In the tabloids, the Irish Daily Mail leads with the Corbett story and the fact that Molly, Jason's wife and stepmother to the children, sought a divorce two years ago.

The rest of the tabloids lead with that very sad story from Cork and the appeal from Helen O'Driscoll

The pair also discussed that tall and good looking men are more than likely to land powerful leadership jobs. Chris pointed out that looking the part still plays a huge part.

Shane pointed out a story on the front of the Telegraph which said that an injection could actually be the cure for obesity.

Chris highlighted a story from Daily Mail which said that it's official, DIY is bad for your health. Shane talked about stress level increases due to DIY.

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