The papers all lead with various headlines this morning from the latest on the charges against the water protesters to safety warnings on building.

The Irish Times leads with an image of the explosion in China and a carpark in the aftermath along with a report. The main lead concerns a revenue inquiry netting a massive €30 million from over 500 medical consultants.

The Irish Independent headline is that story about the safety warnings being ignored as building rules have been relaxed.

Meanwhile, the Irish Examiner goes with the Irish Water arrests story and the fact that the trials will be set for after the election next year.

A picture on the front of the Examiner features the Kent brothers from 1916 as Thomas Kent remains have been formally identified. He is due to have a state funeral.

The tabloids go with various stories from the Irish Mirror appeal on behalf of a woman who was abandoned as a baby and is searching for her Irish parents to the Irish Daily Mail which goes with "Beaten to death with baseball bat".

The pair discussed the fact that more women in Ireland are deciding to have children by themselves. 60 to 70 Irish women every year are going it alone.

The Irish Times also featured a report which stated that people are booking a hell of a lot more tickets for rugby matches ahead of the World Cup.

Shane brought up a story from the Daily Mail about a girl born into a family in Mayo, the first girl to be born into the family in 117 years. Chris said she was going to be spoiled and the vetting process for dating would be ridiculous.

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