Just 62 people hold the same wealth between them as half of the world's population.

Nine of these uber-rich are women - their total value $1.6 trillion.

Those findings contained in a report from Oxfam, which is getting a lot of coverage today.

On the front pages: 

Members of the garda underwater unit are pictured on the front of all the broadsheets, at the scene of the gruesome find of a man's remains in a suitcase in The Grand Canal at Ardclough in Co Kildare.

The Irish Independent leads with: "Rival parties plan to isolate FF's leader during election" - Ivan Yates slated the story, saying it is just the kind of election foreplay we can get used to in coming weeks.

The Irish Times has: "FF move to cost election pledges draws fire from rivals" - the opposition party plans to get independent costing on manifesto promises.

The Irish Examiner goes with: "Foreign student increase to boost colleges" in order to hike education sector income.

Also in that paper: "Council's receive power to fast-track social housing" - removing from local councils the need to get government orders to fast-track smaller housing projects, to get things moving at last.

The Star, The Herald and The Irish Daily Mirror all lead with the Kildare murder case.

The Irish Sun: "Niall's tears for his Dad".

The Irish Daily Mail has an interview with the sister-in-law from Jason Corbett's first marriage - she is defending Jason's reputation after his second wife's allegations about domestic abuse: "Mags would have told me if Jason was abusive".

Inside the papers:

All of the papers cover the funeral of PJ Mara.

The AA in The Independent are warning people to shop around for diesel.

One story that is rolling on after weekend coverage - FAI boss John Delaney was pictured canvassing or supporting for Alan Kelly of Labour in his native Tipperary. Questions being raised about the appropriateness of Delaney's behaviour.

The London Times, in their Irish edition online, says 30 animals were euthanised by Dublin Zoo over the last three years. They include monkeys, snow leopards and flamencos - but the zoo has told the paper the deaths were because of illness.

TheJournal.ie has a story about fixing a date for Easter, a feast that moves every year. Ivan's take: "I think it would help everyone's holidays, not to mind the racing calendar if we fixed that date".

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