The lead story in many of today's papers - broadsheet and tabloids alike - is the discovery of the two bodies in Co Galway yesterday. You can read more on that story here.

The front page of the Irish Times features a striking image of a new mural on the side of a Galway castle, showing two women embracing. It's the latest work by Joe Caslin, who had previously been responsible for the mural promoting same-sex marriage in Dublin's city centre.

Meanwhile, the papers also cover the arrival of Barack Obama on Twitter, with Ivan accusing Chris of being 'the biggest brown-noser' of POTUS - an abbreviation Chris then had to explain to his co-presenter.

Elsewhere, a story about how switching jobs may not boost your salary caught Ivan's eye. And there's the latest in the debate on this week's Marriage Referendum.

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