An Italian man accused of murdering his landlord in Dublin will stand trial in December 2015.

An Italian man accused of murdering his landlord in Castleknock in Dublin has been sent forward for trial before the Central Criminal Court.

Forensic analysis has delayed the trial of a lodger accused of the murder of his landlord Tom O’Gorman, the well-known religious affairs writer.

Gardaí say they are still awaiting the results of some forensic analysis in the case of an Italian man accused of murdering his landlord in Dublin.

A court has heard that the evidence book in the case of an Italian man accused of murdering his landlord in Castleknock, Dublin is still not finished.

The DPP has received the Garda case file into the murder of Tom O'Gorman who was beaten and stabbed to death at his home in Castleknock in Dublin.

A judge has refused to strike out the case of an Italian man accused of the murder of well-known religious affairs writer Tom O’Gorman and has granted the DPP more time to complete the book of evidence.

The book of evidence is expected to be served early next month on an Italian man accused of murdering Tom O'Gorman at his home in Castleknock in Dublin last January.

A man accused of murdering his landlord in Dublin is still not well enough to come in court.

An Italian man accused of the murder of well known pro-life campaigner and religious writer Tom O'Gorman, was unable to face another court hearing today.

Mourners at the funeral mass of murder victim Tom O’Gorman heard the lay Catholic activist had been taken “all too quickly and all too cruelly”.

The funeral takes place in Dublin this morning of Tom O'Gorman, who was found dead at his home in Castleknock in the early hours of Sunday, January 12.

An Italian man accused of the murder of well-known pro-life campaigner and religious writer Tom O’Gorman at his north Dublin home could not come to court yesterday.

An Italian man accused of the murder of well known pro-life campaigner and religious writer Tom O'Gorman at his north Dublin home could not come to court today.

Friends and colleagues of killed researcher Tom O’Gorman have gathered to pray at a church he frequently used.

The Italian man charged with the murder of a well-known pro-life campaigner and religious writer told gardaí that he was guilty of the crime.

A 34-year-old Italian man replied “I am guilty” when he was charged with murder following the fatal stabbing of a well known pro-life campaigner and religious writer at his Dublin home.