The papers this morning were, of course, dominated by the new Rose of Tralee. Meath Rose Elysha took the title and was particularly delighted about it. Her photo graces many of the front pages.

The Irish Times leads with a report from their Dublin correspondent. She discusses that there are moves to develop a massive site at the Docklands in Dublin.

The Irish Independent leads with the Ciara Breen story and the fact that new information and a tip-off may have led the Gardaí to missing women.

The Irish Examiner goes with "Insurers drive up cost of being on the road", a story concerning the price hikes in car insurance.

Meanwhile, the tabloid lead mostly with that Ciara Breen story. The Irish Daily Star goes with the appeal from Ciara Breen's mother to find her while the Irish Sun says there are new hopes for finding the teenager who disappeared 20 years ago.

The Irish Daily Mail's lead is our top story this morning, Jason Corbett's children have been handed over to this aunt and uncle but are still in the States currently.

The pair also discussed the fact that the Ashley Madison hackers who stole the personal and private details of users of an adultery dating website claim to have released the data on to the internet.

Shane highlighted a story about hotelier Francis Brennan who is apparently heading Stateside for a project.

Chris also brought up the fact that Vincent Browne got rid of the rumours yesterday that Ivan Yates would be taking over his job in TV3. Apparently, he will be there for quite a while...

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