The Times speaks to Kevin Callinan this morning, as he looks ahead to the public service pay talks. Read more on that here.

The pay and benefits details of nearly 2,000 staff members of daa, which operates Dublin Airport, were compromised due to a recent cyber attack on professional service provider Aon.

Workers will be able to avail of extended breastfeeding breaks and new unpaid leave entitlements as part of the work-life balance act. Read more on that here.

SIPTU representatives are due to meet Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Simon Coveney to discuss the temporary closure of Tara Mines.

The RTÉ pay scandal continues to dominate headlines this morning. Minister for Media Catherine Martin said there are no proposals for staff redundancies or selling assets at RTÉ, a spokesman said as a TD denied the Government could be seeking “revenge” on the broadcaster.

There is a growing expectation that the Government will breach its own budget spending rules for the second year running, with Coalition figures of the view that it is “unrealistic” to deliver a budget that limits growth in core spending to 5 per cent. Read more on that here.

And finally, Irish tech company Intercom is facing employee unrest after a new policy the company claims has been in place since last year called a halt to its support for Pride celebrations.

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A chimpanzee caged for 28 years has seen the open sky for the first time after being released at a Florida sanctuary earlier this month. This heart-warming (and heart-breaking) video catches the moment.

Have a good day folks.