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Husband who murdered wife with samurai sword has life sentence reduced by three years

Dillon Eagers said in his statement that he witnessed his mother being brutally murdered by a person that was supposed to protect her; "my dad".

Irish Mirror

Jonathan Dowdall's lawyers claim he was 'duped' and put in 'firing line' for Regency Hotel attack

Dowdall is appealing the severity of his four-year sentence for facilitating the Regency attack

Irish Mirror

Trial date set for man accused of murder of gymgoer and attempted murder of boxing coach Pete Taylor

Mr Cervi is charged with the murder of Bobby Messett (50) and of the attempted murder of Mr Taylor, who was also shot when a gunman entered Bray Boxing Club in Bray Harbour, Co Wicklow on June 5, 2018

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Graham Dwyer: Irish man loses appeal against murder conviction as judge rules ‘no miscarriage of justice here’

Dwyer had won a case in Europe about the mobile data retention practices used in the case against him

The Independent UK

Graham Dwyer loses appeal against conviction for Elaine O’Hara murder

Dwyer had won a case in Europe about the mobile data retention practices used in the case against him.

The Independent UK

Graham Dwyer fails in bid to overturn conviction for murder of Elaine O'Hara

Mr Justice Birmingham said: "In this case we are satisfied that the admission of limited call data evidence could not give rise to a miscarriage of justice"

Dublin Live

Graham Dwyer has LOST his appeal against his conviction for murder of Elaine O'Hara

Mr Justice George Birmingham this morning delivered the judgement of the three-judge court, dismissing all grounds of appeal including a claim by Dwyer's lawyers that the use of call data records at his trial should lead to a retrial

Irish Mirror

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Brother of Enoch Burke appears in court charged with threatening behaviour

Gardai removed members of the Burke family during scuffles at Dublin’s Court of Appeal.

The Independent UK

Pensioner convicted of sexually abusing three granddaughters launches appeal over delay in complaints being made

He had pleaded not guilty to 13 sexual assaults of the girls who were aged between eight and 11-years-old

Irish Mirror

Enoch Burke's dispute with school over gender issue continues as judgment is reserved at appeal

His appeal centres around a number of orders made by judge of the High Court last September, in a case he claims centres around his objection to the school's direction to refer to a student at the Co Westmeath school by a different name using pronoun 'they.'

Irish Mirror

Irish teacher in trans row argues school asked him to ‘engage in falsehood’

The Court of Appeal said it would have ‘great difficulty’ with someone before the court who is ‘picking and choosing’ what legal orders to obey.

The Independent UK

Irish court hears trans row schoolteacher’s appeal against school injunction

Enoch Burke has been seen on the grounds of Wilson’s Hospital School, Co Westmeath, over several days despite a court order banning him from doing so.

The Independent UK

Killer Graham Dwyer writing book behind bars as he awaits appeal verdict

The former architect has kept details of the manuscript closely guarded, but sources believe it is a tell-all book on his murder case

Dublin Live

Killer Graham Dwyer interrupts lawyer three times during appeal

Dwyer repeatedly interrupted Sean Guerin SC in court today, which lead to the judge threatening to remove him

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Court refuses to allow new evidence in Boy B appeal over Ana Kriegel murder

Boy B's lawyers had sought to introduce reports written by eminent psychologists who were critical of an expert called by Boy B's trial lawyers.

Dublin Live

Man loses bid for freedom over murder of teen stabbed with garden shears

In 2017 a jury at the Central Criminal Court returned a unanimous verdict convicting Richard Dekker, (35) formerly of Whitestown Avenue, Dublin but now a prisoner in Mountjoy, of murdering Daniel McAnaspie (17)

Irish Mirror

Man loses bid for freedom over murder of teen stabbed with garden shears and body dumped in ditch

The appeal brings to an end a 12-year saga since Daniel, who was an orphan and was in the care of the HSE, went missing in February 2010

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