The pub may be associated with one of the country’s most notorious murders in recent memory, but profits at Jack White’s Inn in Co Wicklow leaped past the €250,000 mark last year.

A bid by Catherine Nevin to take an appeal against her conviction for murdering her husband to the Supreme Court has been dismissed on the basis that it contains “absolutely no points of any merit whatsoever”.

A man who gave evidence in the murder trial of Catherine Nevin cannot continue a legal action against a newspaper over an article stating he tried to sell it photographs of him and Mrs Nevin naked in bed together, the High Court has ruled.

A bid by Catherine Nevin to take an appeal against her conviction for murder to the Supreme Court will be heard in July.

Catherine Nevin’s conviction for the murder of her husband Tom can be used as evidence in a civil action aimed at stopping her from inheriting any of his assets.

The High Court has ruled that Catherine Nevin's murder conviction can be admitted as evidence in a civil action by her husband's family who are trying to stop her inheriting his assets.

The High Court has reserved its decision on a preliminary issue that forms part of a civil action aimed at stopping Catherine Nevin inheriting any of her late husband's estate.

A request to have convicted killer Catherine Nevin brought to court as part of a legal row about her husband's assets has been refused.

A sad day for one family proves everyone is equal before the law, writes Michael Clifford

The High Court is being asked to rule if Catherine Nevin's conviction for murdering her husband can be used against her - in a legal row about their joint assets.

The former governor of Mountjoy Prison has said the release of Malcolm MacArthur is “a positive step” and said it may have happened sooner were it not for political pressure.

The government has said that no decision has been taken on whether to grant temporary release to Catherine Nevin, who is serving a life sentence for the murder of her husband Tom Nevin in 1996.

WORKING in the Central Criminal Court, I am aware of its highly-charged nature.

CATHERINE Nevin has lost a bid to have her murder conviction declared a miscarriage of justice.

Catherine Nevin’s solicitor has indicated she will take her murder appeal all the way to Europe.

Catherine Nevin has lost her bid to overturn her ten-year-old conviction for the murder of her husband as a miscarriage of justice.

TIME passes slowly in prison and the clocks seem to have come to a halt completely in Catherine Nevin’s cell.

Garda files relating to two key witnesses in Catherine Nevin’s trial for the murder of her husband were ordered to be disclosured by the Court of Criminal Appeal today.

Lawyers for Catherine Nevin have won access to Garda files they claim discredit prosecution witnesses at her murder trial.

The Court of Criminal Appeal today refused to grant the disclosure of information related to the 1974 Dublin Monaghan bombings, sought by Catherine Nevin as part of her attempt to have her murder conviction declared a miscarriage of justice.

A “suspect” Garda file on a key witness in the trial of Catherine Nevin for the murder of her husband was a “worthless” document, the principle investigating officer in the case told the Court of Criminal Appeal today.

The hearing of an application by Catherine Nevin as part of her attempt to have her murder conviction declared a miscarriage of justice resumed before the Court of Criminal Appeal today.

TODAY is the last day of the noughties decade. Many milestone events have occurred in politics, economics and global affairs.

The hearing of convicted murderer Catherine Nevin's bid to gain access to documents which she claims are highly relevant to her application to have her conviction declared a miscarriage of justice will resume next March.

An application by convicted murderer Catherine Nevin as part of her appeal to have her conviction declared a miscarriage of justice is not likely to resume until the new year.

A CHIEF prison officer claimed yesterday that the voice on a mobile phone confiscated from Catherine Nevin was that of sitting Fine Gael councillor Dr Bill Tormey.

Catherine Nevin was today acquitted of possessing a mobile phone at the Dochas centre, in Mountjoy prison, nearly two years ago.

THE State has been ordered to explain why it is seeking legal privilege over documents wanted by ‘Black Widow’ Catherine Nevin in her fresh bid for freedom.

Catherine Nevin's application to be provided with documentation that she claims hugely relevant in her action to have her conviction for the murder of her husband declared a miscarriage of justice has been adjourned following the DPP's request to have certain documents in the State's possession ruled as privileged.

The Court of Criminal Appeal has granted convicted murderer Catherine Nevin permission to attend court next month for the hearing of an application related to her bid to have her conviction for the murder of her husband Tom declared a miscarriage of justice.

The Court of Criminal Appeal has fixed a date in early April for the hearing of part of convicted murderer Catherine Nevin's bid to have her conviction for the murder of her husband Tom declared a miscarriage of justice.

The hearing of part of convicted murderer Catherine Nevin's bid to have her conviction for the murder of her husband Tom declared a miscarriage of justice due to take place next week has been adjourned following a request from her legal team.

CONVICTED murderer Catherine Nevin had her case for alleged possession in prison of a mobile phone adjourned yesterday.

The Court of Criminal Appeal has fixed a date in January for the hearing part of convicted murderer Catherine Nevin's bid to have her conviction for the conviction for the murder of her husband Tom declared a miscarriage of justice.

CONVICTED murderer Catherine Nevin has begun proceedings to get the DPP or Garda commissioner to disclose whether the three men who gave evidence at her trial were state informers.

Lawyers representing convicted murderer Catherine Nevin have initiated proceedings aimed at having the DPP or Garda commissioner disclose whether three men who gave evidence at her trial were State informers.

The DPP is opposed to handing over files relating to the Dublin Monaghan bombings being sought by convicted murderer Catherine Nevin in her bid to have her conviction declared a miscarriage of justice.

Catherine Nevin's bid to have her conviction declared a miscarriage of justice has been adjourned to allow the DPP more time to assess files which had been requested by the 55-year-old, convicted murderer's legal team.

Convicted murderer Catherine Nevin has been given legal aid in her bid to have her conviction declared a miscarriage of justice at the Court of Criminal Appeal today.

Catherine Nevin will today attempt to secure a second appeal over the conviction for murdering her husband.

CONVICTED murderer Catherine Nevin’s lawyer said material not given to her defence team at the time would have indicated that key prosecution witnesses were paid state informers.

Notorious murderer Catherine Nevin today applied for the Court of Criminal Appeal to order the release of secret State files on three Garda informers whose evidence helped convict her.

THE starting point for any analysis of events in Tralee Circuit Court yesterday must be a reiteration of the fact that Judge Brian Curtin went into court this week enjoying a presumption of innocence and he came out of the courtroom yesterday afternoon with his innocence unimpugned in any way in law.

The European Court of Human Rights has agreed to hear the case of convicted murderer, Catherine Nevin.