What the papers say: Sunday's front pages

Demand for solar panels rising and higher earners set for a tax break make the front pages of Sunday's papers.

The Sunday Independent leads with the demand for solar panels rising as energy price hikes loom.

The Irish Sunday Mirror leads with the funerals of James and Nooren McHugh, which took place in Donegal on Saturday.

The front page of the Sunday World gives an insight into Daniel Kinahan's time in prison, as he requests a koran and prayer met.

The Irish Mail on Sunday leads with the remaining leaders of the weakened Kinahan cartel will soon be arrested and extradited back to Ireland to face justice, according to the former US Treasury chief who orchestrated the international sanctions against the crime gang.

The Business Post reveals higher earners are set for a €2,000 tax break in the upcoming budget.

The Sunday Times leads with the Minister for Justice set to approve the early release of women from prisons.