Gardaí investigating the murder of Christopher Warren have sealed off an area near the Broadstone bus station in Dublin.

Day 1, June 25: Jury of nine men and three women sworn in. O’Reilly cries as letter he placed in Rachel’s coffin is read out in court.

BOTH prosecution and defence legal teams accepted that the case against Joe O’Reilly was based entirely on circumstantial evidence.

The jury in the trial of Joe O'Reilly will resume its deliberations later this morning.

THE alibi of murder accused Joe O’Reilly told the jury in the Central Criminal Court yesterday that he could be wrong about seeing O’Reilly in the bus depot before 11.00am on the morning of the murder.

The judge in the murder trial of Joe O'Reilly has told the jury that the evidence in the case has concluded.

A CAR matching the description of murder accused Joe O’Reilly’s Fiat Marea was captured by CCTV footage near the O’Reilly home on the morning of the murder of his wife Rachel, a jury in the Central Criminal Court heard yesterday.

CCTV footage shows a car matching the description of Joe O'Reilly's Fiat Marea near the O'Reilly home on the morning of the murder, a jury in the Central Criminal Court heard today.

THE jury in the Rachel O’Reilly murder trial was warned yesterday to ignore media coverage of the high- profile case.

The judge in the murder trial of Joe O'Reilly today told the jury to ignore media reports of the case, as they are to reach their verdict only on the evidence they hear in court.

MURDER accused Joe O’Reilly admitted to gardaí that he had possession of the mobile phone that placed him close to the scene where his wife Rachel was battered to death.

THE colleague Joe O’Reilly told gardaí was his main alibi for the morning his wife was murdered was miles away from him during a one-hour period critical to the investigation, a jury in the Central Criminal Court has heard.

Phone analysis places the mobile of Joe O'Reilly's co-worker in the vicinity of the Broadstone bus garage on the morning of the murder and is consistent with the account he gave gardaí.

A TELECOMS expert has told the Central Criminal Court certain mobile phone records were not consistent with accounts Joe O’Reilly gave to gardaí about his movements on the day of his wife’s murder.

A Lithuanian man who had no recollection of mugging former television presenter, Anna Nolan, has received a three year suspended sentence from Judge Frank O'Donnell at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

Gary Emerson defied the blustery conditions at the Madeira Island Open to make a sound start in the tournament.

Dublin’s Metro should be up and running by 2012 carrying 80,000 passengers a day from St Stephen's Green to Swords, via the airport, it was claimed today.

A 53-YEAR-OLD woman died in a house fire in north Dublin in the early hours of yesterday morning.

A 53-year-old woman died in a house fire in north Dublin today.

IT IS both inaccurate and alarmist to claim that "most school buses remain outdated and unsafe," as attributed to Fine Gael in your report (Irish Examiner, November 9).

IN the Money & Jobs Travel feature (Irish Examiner, January 23) Cora Collins of the Coach Tourism And Transport Council suggests that Bus Éireann’s “Cork route is subsidising the Galway run” ... “or that the Government subvention is going to subvent the Galway-Dublin route”.

BROADSTONE ROAD gave Craughwell, Co Galway, trainer Paul Gilligan his biggest ever success when landing the Dawn Milk Handicap Chase at the concluding stage of a hugely successful Listowel Festival yesterday.

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GARDAÍ investigating Dublin’s latest gangland murder are looking for customers of a Ballymun pub who were among the last people to see him alive.