Good morning colleagues

Why not listen to some good music while you read.

Here is a look at some of the front pages today. It's all about Brexit, here are the Taoiseach's comments on the agreement.

Talks over a new contract for nurses and midwives have been referred to the Labour Court.

The Irish Examiner reports this morning that a top medic tried to prevent the Cervical Check review.

While the Examiner's political correspondent Elaine Loughlin writes there is little substance behind the spin on closing the gender pay gap.

Again in the Examiner Joyce Fegan writes a special report on the possible solutions to end homelessness in Ireland. It's worth a read.

Ryanair not planning 'any immediate action' as they await delivery of Boeing jets following the fatal Ethiopian crash. Staying with Ryanair it was reported yesterday that the airline will bar British nationals from acquiring new shares in the company and will strip current UK investors of several rights in the event of a hard Brexit.

As the World Wide Web turns 30 this year. It's inventor Tim Berners-Lee issues a stark warning about the future of the internet.

Today is the first day of Cheltenham 2019 .

Today's zen is one of my favourite songs, an unusual version of Grace. Enjoy.

Have a good day.