Convicted murderer Mark Nash has complained about being jeered at in prison and says he has become distressed and depressed because he has no access to work or study.

The daughter of an Englishman convicted of murdering four people in separate incidents in Dublin and Roscommon in the 1990s has branded her father “a monster”.

Convicted double murderer Mark Nash has been found guilty of the "cold case" murder of two women, whose mutilated bodies were found in their sheltered accommodation in Grangegorman in Dublin nearly twenty years ago.

A man has today been found guilty of the double murders of two women in Dublin 18 years ago.

Jury deliberations in the double murder trial of Mark Nash will go into a third day on Monday.

The last witness in the trial of a man accused of a 1997 double murder is being cross-examined by prosecutors at the Central Criminal Court this afternoon.

A forensic scientist has told a murder trial jury that a change of procedure involving the wiping down of the outside of exhibit bags arose out of a contamination incident in Forensic Science Ireland in 2013.

DNA profiles from two women killed in Grangegorman nearly 20 years ago were found on a jacket belonging to murder accused Mark Nash in 2009, a jury has heard.

A forensic scientist told a murder trial jury today that a mark on lino in a house where two women were killed eighteen years ago was likely to have been made by a brand of "Caterpillar" boot.

A forensic scientist told a murder trial jury today that a button from a jacket worn by a man accused of murdering two women eighteen years ago produced a negative DNA result when examined in 1998.

A jury has heard two statements from the former partner of Mark Nash today.

A jury has heard how a man who was first charged with the double murder of two women, but later had the charge withdrawn, said to three gardaí how he threw keys into a bush, following the murder of the two women in sheltered accommodation in Grangegorman in 1997.