Here's a listen to what it says in the papers this morning, featuring the eviction ban, airport security, legalising cannabis, another Six Nations trophy and a glitterball.

Here's a link to that Credit Suisse story.

Our colleague Lynn Coffey will be speaking live with Michael Reid on LMFM this morning at 9.30. Lynn will be talking about the decision by Fórsa members last week to engage in industrial action over staff shortages at the Louth Hospital group. That story is also covered in local media.

Fórsa's presence in Washington last week is noted in the Irish Times' coverage of US St Patrick's festivities.

Elsewhere, Emmet Malone reports that ICTU has welcomed the suggestion that the scope of the European Directive on pay transparency be broadened in Ireland so that more employers and their workers are affected by its provisions, which include a requirement to publish pay ranges for vacant positions and actively engage with workers or representatives to address high gender pay gaps. 

Zen

Your moment of Zen this morning features the highlights from Saturday's Six Nations Grand Slam decider. One for the ages.

Have a lovely week.

Niall