Good morning colleagues,

Here's a look at some of today's front pages. The cabinet are to discuss Brexit today.

The proposed GRA action and Brexit exit are mentioned in the Independent's editorial.

Fergus Finlay writes in the Examiner that we will all be losers if this winter is blighted by widespread strikes.

Union leaders have warned that workers without pensions may not pay into a new state-run scheme due to fears their savings will be "squandered". While the debate about public sector pensions begins in earnest.

The public sector pay commission will consider the value of public sector pensions, while IMPACT says the Commission 'should not be packed with acedemics'.

Forget €5 pension hike, give granny a break from childminding instead writes Kevin Doyle in the Indo.

Talks will take place today in an attempt to avert strike action by oncology and radiotherapy nurses tomorrow morning at Cork University Hospital (CUH) over a dispute in relation to unsafe staffing levels.

There are some amazing photos from the Guardian's September travel photo competition.


Today's zen is the great news for Blackrock restaurant, the 20-seater, Heron and Grey which became Ireland's latest Michelin-starred restaurant.

Have a good day.


Martina O'Leary


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