The Irish Times led with a story about how Sinn Féin have raised their finances over the last few years in the United States. Some of the stars who have contributed include Martin Sheen, Dennis Hopper and Angelica Houston.
The Examiner highlighted a Dáil report which calls for independent review of how compensation payouts to vulnerable people are invested by the State.
The Irish Independent featured a picture of reporters being led by Vincent Browne into the Killiney O'Donnell property. Ivan thought it was full of semantics.
Ivan discussed how Miriam O'Callaghan confessed that her hair is not all her own.
Hot Chip, Florence and the Machine and Underworld were announced yesterday for 2015 Electric Picnic on top of the original line-up as many papers reported.
The Farmers Journal was dominated by the opening of the biggest investment into any dairy plant in history of the State today in Kilkenny.
Chris highlighted a story about Michael Noonan completely u-turning on the government being guarantor on the 20% mortgage deposit.
Ivan discussed a story which stated that most children want to be financially independent by the age of 23. However, others were happy enough with 27.
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