A 30-year-old man has been charged with the murder of mother-of-four Caoimhe Morgan. The man is due to appear at Belfast Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday. As is normal procedure, all charges will be reviewed by the Public Prosecution Service.

Tracey Tully told the court she does not "get a day off or a minute's peace to breathe", knowing how "brutally" her son's life was taken

The victim’s dismembered body was found in the grounds of a derelict house at Boreenmanna Road in Cork during the Christmas period two years ago

Alan Ward was also convicted of threatening to kill or cause serious harm to his son

A 30-year-old male arrested on suspicion of her murder remains in custody

Police in Northern Ieland are treating the sudden death of a woman in north Belfast as murder. Detectives from the PSNI’s Major Investigation Team are investigating the circumstances after a body was discovered on Saturday morning.

When a dying Cork man changed his will in 2013, it was the first act in a narrative that concluded five years later with Helen Jones and Keith O'Hara murdering Paul Jones, writes Liam Heylin

The family spoke of never getting the opportunity to say goodbye to the deceased and they were left to think about his last moments

Paul's brother Liam Jones said today: “This was a tragic death that Paul had and he didn’t deserve it."

Keith O'Hara spoke for hours, Helen Jones said nothing — but today a jury found both guilty of murdering Helen's brother, Paul

Cork woman wants to remain in cell during victim impact statements at tomorrow's sentencing

Mr Justice McGrath told the jury: “If you have a reasonable doubt you must resolve that doubt in favour of the accused and find them not guilty of the offences.”

In respect of the murder charge against Keith O’Hara they can bring in one of three possible verdicts – guilty, not guilty or not guilty of murder but guilty of manslaughter

Counsel for Helen Jones said of her appearance on that night wearing a dressing gown and no shoes: “You could not say she was dressed to kill"

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As soon as the verdict was announced, huge cheers reverberated from the approximately 50 people gathered outside the court

A BBC series in 2017 on murder mysteries that looked at the case of John Twiss came to the conclusion he was wrongly convicted and hanged for murder. It was time for his family to act, reports Mick Clifford

Keith O'Hara tells court the knife alleged to have been used in the murder looked like one of the knives Helen Jones "slept by in her bedroom”

The judge said the evidence is that Mr Jackson had lied to gardaí during his interviews, adding it "is not evidence of guilt"

Counsel for Helen Jones said to Keith O'Hara: “You go into the witness box – you lie, you lie and lie again to drag Helen Jones down with you.”

When asked what happened between buying drugs and not inflicting injury on anyone, Keith O’Hara said: “Maybe you are asking the wrong person.”

Mr Jackson had told gardaí: "Yes. I was angry and drinking. I don't know why I done it"

Another witness told the court she had heard the accused talk about "planning to hand himself in"

Nicola Barry who works at Dunnes Stores on St Patrick’s Street, Cork, said Helen Jones and Keith O’Hara were both angry when she met them

The court heard evidence from the forensic investigation of the scene on July 1, 2019

Mr Dunne’s dismembered remains were found in the back garden of derelict Castlegreina House

The trial also heard about a machete or bill-hook

Witness Breda O’Reilly, who said she practically lived with Helen Jones before Ms Jones got into a relationship with Keith O’Hara, gave this evidence at the murder trial which is now continuing with only 10 jurors at the Central Criminal Court sitting in Cork

Derek Hanlon told the court that he did not know if the jeep hit Irish boxing champion Kevin Sheehy a third time

It comes after one man on the jury did not turn up on Monday

Another witness described helping a woman to lift a man and helping them to get a taxi

Another witness told the court that Paul Jones "was threatening to kill the lady" at his door

Gerard McKenna was due to go on trial on January 17, 2022

Another witness told the court: “We came across a lady banging on the door of a white house with a knife – like a steak knife."

The victim, 65-year-old Christopher Hall, was found with serious head injuries at his home in Dun Saithne Green, Balbriggan, on Wednesday afternoon

The court also heard evidence of CCTV harvested in various parts of Cork city

The judge said the murder was the culmination of coercive, controlling behaviour throughout their marriage

The court also heard that Paul Jones had “25 or so stab wounds to his torso and a stab chop-wound to his head.” 

Helen Jones and Keith O’Hara are both charged with murdering Paul Jones on September 4, 2019, at 108 Bandon Road, Cork.

Sister accused of the 2019 murder of her brother Paul Jones. 

A public consultation on proposals for parole restrictions for convicted killers who refuse to disclose the location of their victims’ bodies is to be launched in Northern Ireland.

This morning the European Court of Justice stated that the general access of traffic data was only permitted in serious cases of national security – and not serious crime.

Furthermore, 46 adults who had been in previous care of the State or were identified as at-risk have died by suicide since 2014

The Court of Appeal today rejected more than 50 grounds of appeal argued by lawyers for Quirke during lengthy submissions late last year