Today's Paper Review kicked off with a story from The Daily Mail, which reports on research from South Korea that shows how potentially harmful it is to walk around in high heels. Kieran explained that walking around too much in high shoes could even lead to deformed feet. Ivan pointed out he's not a big fan of people wearing high heels in inappropriate locations...
The two main stories in the broadsheets this morning are the resignation of FIFA president Sepp Blatter, and the latest developments in the story surrounding Catherine Murphy's claims about businessman Denis O'Brien's banking relationship with IBRC. In the Examiner, there's a new twist on the old story of the Tuam mother and baby home.
In the tabloids, Sepp Blatter also makes several of the front pages, while the Daily Mirror leads with the tragic story of a garda who took his own life.
Kieran and Ivan also had a chat about the best rated landmarks in Ireland, and the high cost of mobile calls and data here.
And finally, it seems like many employees have admitted to taking a sick day when the sun is out - so they can enjoy the weather. You can hear more about that and other stories in today's Paper Review:
