The papers this morning lead with various headlines including the latest on a new political party and the fact that only half of GPs have signed up for the Under 6s scheme.

The Irish Times leads with that story about a new political party claiming that Roisin Shortall, Stephen Donnelly and Catherine Murphy are about to join forces.

That's also the lead in the Irish Independent this morning along with an image of the nice weather yesterday.

The Irish Examiner features the story about the fact that only half of GPs across the country have signed up for free care for under 6s and a Dáil Oireachtas committee rejecting a Denis O'Brien complaint.

The tabloids mainly go with the story about a sewer worker who sadly passed away yesterday following an industrial accident in Portmarnock. His brother remains in a critical condition.

The Irish Sun goes with "Miriam's Shock & Roll", a story about Miriam O'Callaghan who was with her son in Galway on a roller coaster and was apparently terrified.

The pair also discussed the fact that employers are less likely to give people a job if they see a visible tattoo. Ivan thought it was totally appropriate.

Presenter Chris Donoghue also highlighted a story about Lionel Messi who has been charged with tax evasion.

They also talked about the new set up for Dublin transport in the city centre before Ivan took his headphones off and walked out... to get a coffee. 

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