Fine Gael parliamentary party meeting
"Fine Gael TD's call for water charge refunds" is the lead headline in the Irish Times.
It's "No refund for water billpayers - Coveney" in the Irish Independent.
While The Irish Examiner runs with another headline related to the Minister for Housing: "Coveney faces Fine Gael water charges revolt".
Bertie Ahern
The potential return of former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern to Fianna Fail following a decision by his former Dublin Central Cumann to invite him to apply for membership provides the lead story in today's Irish Daily Star and Irish Sun.
The Irish Daily Star runs with a picture of the former Taoiseach using a leaf blower to tidy up his garden in Drumcondra yesterday. He told reporter Paul Healy that he had just returned from a conflict resolution meeting in Ukraine and had only heard the news about the Fianna Fail meeting on his return and had yet to give the invitation some consideration.
The Irish Sun, meanwhile, runs with the line that Bertie Ahern's supporters want him to run for the Aras in 2018."Bertie plot to run for President" is the headline there.
Elsewhere on the front pages:
The Irish Daily Mail leads with evidence given yesterday by the partner of Dr Bernadette Scully during her trial for the manslaughter of her profoundly disabled daughter Emily at their home in Tullamore, Co Offaly in 2012.
And an interview with Jacqueline Connolly the sister of Clodagh Hawe who along with her three sons, Liam, Niall and Ryan was murdered by her husband Alan Hawe at their home in Cavan in August provides the lead story in today's Irish Daily Mirror.
Elsewhere:
The Irish Times runs with a story about an investigation into allegations of a sexual assault on a 13 year old boy at Kings Hospital Boarding School in Dublin last Thursday.
The Irish Times and Examiner run with front pages stories about how the Government is not expected to block Opposition proposals to make cannabis available for medicinal purposes.
The former Chief Executive of Irish Nationwide Michael Fingleton is pictured on the front of the Irish Times and Mail as he arrived at the Central Bank inquiry in Dublin yesterday.
The Irish Independent, meanwhile, runs with a picture of rugby international Tommy Bowe jumping into the 40 Foot in Dublin yesterday to raise awareness of the Designated Driver Christmas road safety campaign promoted by Coca-Cola.
