A murder trial has heard psychiatric evidence drink and drugs rather than a mental disorder may explain Dublin woman Tanya Doyle's state of mind when she stabbed her husband over 60 times.

A woman accused of murdering her husband by stabbing him over 60 times was not insane at the time of the killing, the Central Criminal Court has heard.

A murder trial has heard psychiatric evidence that a Dublin woman was not insane when she stabbed her husband over 60 times.

A woman accused of murdering her husband had stabbed him three years earlier after he had a lap dance in Stringfellows nightclub, a court has heard.

A woman accused of murdering her husband by stabbing him to death had a background of schizoaffective disorder, the Central Criminal Court has heard.

A jury has heard screams on the 999 phone call made by the late Paul Byrne, as he was being stabbed to death by his wife.

A court has heard a woman on trial for murdering her husband told gardaí that she wanted a fresh start with decent money and he would not sign the house over.

A woman appeared in court today charged with the murder of her husband in Tallaght on Friday.