The papers this morning lead with various headlines from the rise in home repossessions to prostate cancer rates being high in the West.
The Irish Times leads with that story about the rise in repossessions and a photo of the body of Aidan Lynam being escorted back to Dublin.
Prostate cancer rates in the West "significantly high" is the lead headline in the Irish Independent.
The tabloids go with various headlines. The Daily Mail highlights that the State still hired a retired teacher while the Irish Star goes with a story about Mark Nash told from his daughter's point of view.
The tabloids also feature more images of the new Princess, Charlotte Elizabeth Diana.
The pair discussed a story about the fact that men now really want to be grey. A story from the Telegraph said there was an 80% increase in men ordering grey hair dye online.
Chris Donoghue discussed a story about the attendance rate dropping in the Dáil while Ivan talked about how some salads are not as good for you as you might think. He was very upset that Chris might begrudge people some dressing.
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