The jury in the trial of two Dublin brothers accused of murdering a man in Inchicore five years ago is to formally begin its deliberations on Monday morning.

The jury in the trial of two Dublin brothers accused of murdering a man in Inchicore five years ago, has today been warned to approach evidence given by the victim's family with the "utmost caution".

A Dublin man accused along with his brother of murdering a father of six in front of his wife and children, has told his trial that the man would still be alive today if he hadn't produced a knife.

Garda witnesses in the case of two Dublin brothers on trial for murdering a young father, have told the jury they responded to an emergency call saying “there's murder in Tyrone Place with Christy Maughan.”

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.

The wife of a man stabbed to death in Inchicore in Dublin five years ago has told the Central Criminal Court she pleaded with his attackers to stop.

PRISON officers at Mount- joy unanimously agreed yesterday to press ahead with a ballot for industrial action, up to and including strike action.

Prison officers at Mountjoy are to ballot for industrial action in a deepening row over staffing and the segregation of inmates, it was revealed today.

CRISIS talks are being held to avert industrial action by prison officers at the country’s most volatile jail.

PRISON officers at Mountjoy could strike within weeks over fears for their safety due to the decision to house dangerous prisoners in a separation unit in the facility.

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.

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

A former postman who became a drug dealer in order to fund his lifestyle after moving out of home has received a two-and-a-half-year suspended sentence at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

A former postman who turned drug dealer in order to fund his lifestyle after moving out of home has had his sentence adjourned at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

PRISON bosses may consider moving a notorious murderer into a secure isolation unit due to be opened next week.

A MAN accused of murder said he did not mean to kill or seriously injure another man when he stabbed him six times.

The final inmate in a group of six who took part in a St. Stephen's Day riot at St Patrick's Institution in which four prison officers were injured has received a three-year sentence at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

Five inmates who took part in a St. Stephen's Day riot at St. Patrick's Institution in which four prison officers were injured have received two and three year sentences in Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

The Court of Criminal Appeal (CCA) has increased by two years the prison sentence imposed on a 21-year-old man for assaulting another man after finding that the original sentence was unduly lenient.

A convicted criminal whose assault with "a high level of gratuitous violence" on a man walking his dog may leave the victim blind for life has been remanded in custody pending sentence at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.