Elaine O’Hara was a troubled woman. Vulnerable and lacking in self-confidence, she was taken advantage of by Graham Dwyer, in order to fulfil his sick fantasies.

Should Graham Dwyer decide to appeal his conviction for the murder of Elaine O’Hara, several issues could be raised, including comments from the judge and the admissibility of evidence collected from two mobile phones.

The murder of Elaine O’Hara has had “profound and devastating consequences” for a number of people and will affect families for many years, the commander of the Garda investigation said yesterday.

Graham Dwyer will next month be given a mandatory lifesentence, after being found guilty of murdering Elaine O’Hara.

Elaine O’Hara was not the only ‘victim’ identified by Graham Dwyer during the course of his fantasies about a lethal combination of sex and violence.

Elaine O’Hara had a deep and disturbing interest in the world of submissive relationships, but her real-life interactions were sporadic and seldom lasted long, reports Noel Baker.

Graham Dwyer has been found guilty of the murder of Elaine O’Hara, Paul O’ Connell has been named Six Nations Player of the Tournament, and the remains of the crash vitims from the Germanwings disaster are being removed from the alps. 

The jury in the Graham Dwyer murder trial were told yesterday suicide had to be considered as a cause of Elaine O’Hara’s death.

A jury continues its deliberations in the trial of Graham Dwyer, charged with murdering Elaine O’Hara.

The Graham Dwyer murder trial has been told that his relationship with Elaine O’Hara was "an entirely predatory one" where he always saw her as a victim and would lead everyone to think her death was by suicide.

The prosecution has closed its case in the trial of architect Graham Dwyer, who is charged with murdering Dubliner Elaine O’Hara in 2012.

Graham Dwyer told gardaí following his arrest on suspicion of murdering Elaine O’Hara that he was not an innocent person, but was innocent of murder.

The Graham Dwyer trial has heard details of texts describing the sender’s urge to kill and rape which were sent to Elaine O’Hara from a phone allegedly bought by the accused.

Murder accused Graham Dwyer sent Elaine O’Hara 847 text messages between January 2008 and December 2009, including 53 on one particular day.

The jury in the Graham Dwyer trial has heard about Garda requests for Elaine O’Hara’s mobile phone data up to the day he is alleged to have murdered her, and for his data for several months before and after that date.

Graham Dwyer’s semen and Elaine O’Hara’s blood were found on her damaged mattress.

The trial of Graham Dwyer has heard that gardaí found a number of files linked to stabbing and killing on Elaine O’Hara’s laptops.

The Graham Dwyer trial yesterday heard from two men who met Elaine O’Hara through a website catering for alternative sexual tastes. The murder trial jury also saw Ms O’Hara’s profile page from that website, in which she said she hoped to meet someone caring.

Buck Special hunting knife was delivered to murder accused’s office the day before Elaine O’Hara allegely went missing in Dublin Mountains

CCTV footage apparently showing Graham Dwyer with Elaine O’Hara outside her home the month before the architect is alleged to have murdered her, was shown to the jury.

Bondage cuffs, chains, knives, a leather mask, rope, a ball gag, a blindfold, and the keys to Elaine O’Hara’s home were found in a lake.

The jury in the Elaine O’Hara murder trial was shown a photograph of a punctured and bloodstained mattress, which gardaí found following the discovery of her remains in September 2013.

A document about a ‘slave’ lifestyle for women, and two large metal chains were found in Elaine O’Hara’s home shortly after her disappearance in August 2012, the jury in the Graham Dwyer trial has heard.

Witness tells of searching home with Elaine O’Hara’s father

The father of murdered Elaine O’Hara has spoken of his shock when his daughter told him that the married Foxrock architect she was seeing had refused her request to kill her.

The case for the prosecution of Graham Dwyer for the murder of Elaine O’Hara opened with three men standing on a bridge.

The trial of a 42-year-old architect charged with murdering Elaine O’Hara has been told he killed her for his own sexual gratification, following an unusual sexual relationship between them, which involved stabbing.

The trial of a 42-year-old man charged with murdering Elaine O’Hara in South Dublin more than two years ago has been adjourned until tomorrow.

A 41-year man has pleaded not guilty to murdering Elaine O’Hara more than two years ago and goes on trial today.