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The Latest Breaking News from the Central Criminal Court

Truck driver who murdered wife and buried her underneath stairs jailed for life

Tina’s family said they will ‘never be able to forgive’ him

The Independent UK

Richard Satchwell found guilty of wife’s murder

The British truck driver did not react as the verdict was read to the Central Criminal Court in Dublin.

Evening Standard

Jury in Satchwell trial told to ‘consider carefully’ if accused telling truth

Richard Satchwell, of Grattan Street in Youghal, is accused of murdering his wife Tina between March 19 and 20 2017.

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Jury in Satchwell trial told to approach case ‘with open mind, without emotion’

Mr Justice Paul McDermott gave his charge to the jury on Monday.

Evening Standard

Satchwell’s story has ‘more holes than block of Swiss cheese’, murder trial told

Richard Satchwell is on trial at Dublin’s Central Criminal Court for the murder of his wife, Tina, in March 2017.

Evening Standard

Murder accused Richard Satchwell was ‘controlling and obsessive’, court told

Tina Satchwell’s half sister told the Central Criminal Court that Satchwell always wanted to know where his wife was and who she spoke to.

Evening Standard

Richard Satchwell: Glass fragments recovered from wife’s remains, court hears

Satchwell, 58, of Grattan Street in Youghal, is accused of murdering his wife between March 19-20 2017

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Murder accused claimed he hid in attic after he was attacked by wife

Richard Satchwell, 58, is accused of murdering his wife Tina Satchwell at their home in 2017.

The Independent UK

Old Bailey hauntings: Victorian baby killer, ghostly barrister and spectral cat

A phantasmal woman seen lurking outside a jury room is believed by some to be that of nurse Amelia Dyer, dubbed the Ogress of Reading.

The Independent UK

Defence concludes its evidence in Ashling Murphy murder trial

Closing statements by the defence and prosecution are due to be given on Tuesday at the Central Criminal Courts.

The Independent UK

Two brothers on trial for murder of man who died two weeks after Dublin beating

Ian (34) and Daniel (43) Connaghan, of Ashington Rise, Navan Road, Cabra, Dublin 7 have pleaded not guilty to the murder of Michael 'Mick' Mulvey (55) on November 27, 2019.

Irish Mirror

Convicted rapist jailed for 'cowardly sexual assault' on woman walking her dog in Cork park

Vadim Veste, a dual Moldovan-Romanian national, had previously served a three-year prison sentence for the rape of a 14-year-old girl

Irish Mirror

Woman used wooden spoon to sexually abuse young boy in 'heinous' act

The Kerry woman pleaded guilty at the Central Criminal Court to two sample counts of sexually assaulting two brothers on dates between 1992 and 1996

Irish Mirror

Hutch relative Christopher Coakley 'needed drugs money' when he stabbed passer-by with scissors

Coakley - who has 124 previous convictions - knocked the victim, a doctor, from his e-scooter and stabbed him seven times, the Central Criminal Court has heard

Irish Mirror

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Mum of baby boy murdered by twisted killer John Tighe tells how birth of daughter saved her life

In her first interview since her son Joshua was murdered in 2013, brave Natascha Suessbier has told how she 'didn’t just lose a child. I lost a lifetime of memories'

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

Irish Mirror

Woman accused of murdering boy, 4, cries as court rejects her guilty plea to lesser manslaughter charge

The woman began to cry in the dock before she was arraigned on the third count before the court

Irish Mirror

Garda killer Stephen Silver sentenced to life in prison for capital murder of Detective Colm Horkan

Having gone into custody in June 2020, he will be aged 74 when he can first be considered for release by a parole board.

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Man who repeatedly raped sister when she was 9 years old in 'house of horrors' jailed

The offences occurred in Kerry over an an 18-month period

Irish Mirror

Convicted killer Derek McNamara dies at home just weeks after prison release

Mr McNamara was given a life sentence in Limerick Prison in 2006 after being found guilty by a jury at the Central Criminal Court of murdering Martin O'Donoghue

Irish Mirror

Man who died in Cork house fire named locally as convicted killer Conor Downey

Conor Downey attacked a woman in her flat in Cork and had been jailed in England for the killing of a Donegal woman

Irish Mirror

Court told man accused of gruesome Frankie Dunne would not have been capable of butchering body in way it was found

Philipp Rahn, SC, who is defending Mr Nicholescu made his closing speech to the jury at a murder trial which is being heard at the Central Criminal Court sitting in Cork.

Irish Mirror

Judge tells jury in Michael Scott trial they must come to unanimous verdict as they continue deliberations

Michael Scott denies murdering his 76-year-old aunt by driving over her in an agricultural teleporter

Irish Mirror

Evil William Eagers thrust samurai sword into his wife 16 times and told son: 'You're next'

Dillon Eagers told a court today that he had tried in vain to save his mother Jean as she was horrifically murdered by his father William in their Dublin home

The Independent UK

Supreme Court finds analysis of Patrick Quirke’s computer was ‘unlawful’

An examination of the computer revealed information which was relied on by the prosecution.

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