Today's Paper Review kicked off with a warning for those attending tonight's U2 concert in Dublin.

Anybody attending the band's much-anticipated homecoming gigs this week are being reminded to take the credit card they purchased the tickets with along with them to make sure they get in to the Three Arena for the sold-out concerts.

There's a smiling Rory McIlroy on the front pages of both the Irish Independent and Irish Examiner, who is 'back on top' after winning the Race to Dubai yesterday.

The lead in the Independent is an interview with Minister Paschal Donohoe, who has followed James Reilly with a call for a referendum on abortion.

In the Irish Times, there's a story that Fine Gael is promising further USC reductions if re-elected. The paper also reports that health managers who received controversial salary top-ups are set to keep them.

Moving on the tabloids, the Irish Daily Mail says that the HSE is being urged to roll out a 'life-saving' meningitis vaccine, which is free in Northern Ireland. The Herald meanwhile reports that five soldiers have failed drug tests at two military barracks.

Ivan explained how the spending by political parties ahead of the general elections is listed in the Irish Times. It seems that the total amount spent will exceed €10m in the three week period before the election early next year.

The Irish Independent highlights that there's some 'dodgy dolls' about, with consumers being warned about the amount of counterfeit goods that will be offered in the run up to Christmas.

Finally Ivan had the latest on Coronation Street, and how a popular character is being written out of the soap...