The broadsheets led with government officials abroad for St Patricks Day, the latest on the Sinn Féin allegations and health cover.
The Irish Times headlines Burton looking for flexibility on fiscal rules, the Taoiseach and the Fennelly inquiry and the fact that the recession is linked to almost 500 suicides.
The Irish Independent front page deals with cheap health cover forcing patients on to waiting lists. Apparently a lot of the cover you need may not be in your policy.
The Irish Examiner goes with "Record pupil truancy warnings have been issued". Just nine convictions have occurred after 553 school attendance notices.
The tabloids highlighted the woman who is set to become a grandmother at 29, Lotto to cut the chances of a jackpot and fury as guard pepper spraying a homeless man.
The pair took a look at a list of things that prove you're Irish like sudocrem and 7up being a cure for illness and the fact that you probably still forgive Miley for his roll around in the hay.
Meanwhile, Ivan examined a story about Bishop Kevin Doran expressing regret at Mass yesterday over his interview on Newstalk last week.
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