The State Pathologist has told the trial of brothers Warren and Jeffrey Dumbrell, that the man they're accused of murdering died from a stab wound that severed major blood vessels in his leg causing massive blood loss.

An eye-witness in the case of a father of six who was fatally stabbed in front of his wife and children, has told the Central Criminal Court she saw two men “beating and jabbing” him while blood ran out of him “like a river.”

Two Dublin brothers have gone on trial at the Central Criminal Court charged with murdering a father-of-six in the city more than four years ago.

Two Dublin brothers accused of murdering a father of six over four years ago, are due to go on trial at the Central Criminal Court on Thursday next.

A LEGAL action by the relatives of Celine Cawley against her husband and convicted killer Eamonn Lillis disentitling him from any interest in his wife’s estate has been adjourned for three weeks.

Legal proceedings in which relatives of Celine Cawley are seeking orders disentitling her husband and convicted killer Eamon Lillis to any interest in his wife's estate have been adjourned for three weeks.

LEROY DUMBRELL — the younger brother of Warren and Jeffrey Dumbrell, who last month were granted a rehearing of their murder trial — is to ask a High Court judge to release him from solitary confinement in Castlerea Prison.

Two Dublin brothers who were convicted of stabbing a father of six to death nearly four years ago, are due to be re-tried next January after their murder convictions were quashed.

The Court of Criminal Appeal will today outline its reasons for overturning the murder conviction of two Dublin brothers.

Brothers Warren and Jeffrey Dumbrell had their convictions for murdering a father of six overturned by the Court of Criminal Appeal today.

THE conviction of two brothers who beat and stabbed a father of six to death in front of his children is unsafe because of comments in a widely publicised speech during their trial by Mr Justice Paul Carney, the Court of Criminal Appeal has heard.

The convictions of two brothers found guilty of murdering a father of six are unsafe because of comments included in a widely-publicised speech at UCC during their trial by Mr Justice Paul Carney, the Court of Criminal Appeal heard today.

Two brothers have pleaded not guilty to murdering another man in Dublin two years ago.