Wednesday's review opened with a lament about The Irish Independent story "No public holiday for Rising centenary" - "Do these people have a titter of political nous about them" asked Ivan, "We want a hooley! We want a party. We want days off." The vote is this Friday in the Oireachtas on whether or not to have tenth public holiday.

On the front pages, The Irish Independent goes with "Schools told to make uniform rules for transgender pupils".

"Digicel calls off €1.8 billion flotation on New York stock market" is the lead in The Irish Times.

"Ireland and US at odds over data ruling", also in The Irish Times.

In The Examiner "Audit of all boom builds may fall on cost."

And at the SIPTU biennial conference, "Unions goal is €15 per hour living wage eventually".

In The Herald "Pay firetrap bill with homes tax".

The Irish Daily Mirror "Posh: Our marriage is not on the rocks."

The Irish Sun has "Carrey's ex Vegas wedding".

The Irish Daily Star has an awful story about the garda who drowned in the River Liffey earlier this week. "Garda river tragedy, sargeant dies on day of daughter's Debs".

The Irish Daily Mail "Chaos looms, nurses to vote on A&E crisis"

Matt Cooper is on the front of that paper predicting that the election will be called after we beat Argentina in the quarter final of the Rugby World Cup.

And the two male presenters were fascinated to learn that the average teenager takes 12 minutes to prepare for a selfie - that story in The Telegraph.

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