This morning, the papers were largely dominated by the tragic Berkeley story. The last of the students, Olivia Burke, who lost their lives will arrive home today.
The Irish Times leads with the Greece story and the headline, Greece puts forward new plan to break deadlock.
"20,000 use loophole to dodge penalty points" is the lead in the Irish Independent.
The Irish Examiner leads with "Property tax hike looms as home costs rise".
All of the tabloids have images of the Berkeley victims arriving home yesterday following the tragic balcony accident last week.
The Star also features a story about a woman who wants to visit Graham Dwyer but has been prohibited by the prison.
The pair discussed a story about a couple who are facing an ASBO because they were playing Roy Orbison and Fleetwood Mac too loud in their back garden.
Presenter Ivan Yates also talked about a piece which claims that warm weather is on the way with temperatures set to rise to 22 degrees tomorrow. Get the sunscreen out in other words.
Chris Donoghue looked at the Apple story where Taylor Swift put pressure on the company over royalties during a free trial.
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