IN his letter headlined ‘Disinformation, omission and the politics of fear’ (May 2), Cllr Kieran McCarthy says my letter (‘Media should veto statements designed to spread disinformation,’ April 28) contains inaccuracies.

THE Eurosceptic MEP Jens-Peter Bonde (Letters, April 28) is not correct in claiming that, in theory, a European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruling under Article 113 of the Lisbon Treaty can conceivably undermine our corporate tax policy.

THE IMF recently projected that Irish economic growth will fall from 5.3% to 1.8%.

SENATOR Terry Leyden (Letters, March 28) said I failed to “appreciate the importance of protecting parliamentary privilege” (Letters, March 12). Nothing could be further from the truth.

BRIAN KEARNEY last night began a life sentence for the murder of his wife Siobhán with her family saying in an emotional statement he ceased to be human when he killed her.

IN June 2003 in an interview with a Sunday newspaper, Siobhán Kearney spoke movingly of her love of her new life on the Spanish holiday island of Majorca where she and her husband, Brian, had bought a hotel just six months earlier.

An electrical contractor was jailed for life today for strangling his wife to death with the flex of a vacuum cleaner and staging the scene to look like a suicide.

THE jurors in the trial of a Dublin man accused of murdering his wife two years ago were yesterday told to be cold, analytical and dispassionate when reaching a verdict.

The jurors in the trial of a Dublin man accused of murdering his wife two years ago were today told to be cold, analytical, and dispassionate when reaching a verdict.

A JURY hearing the trial of Brian Kearney were told by his defence counsel to be particularly cautious of scientific and forensic evidence when deciding if his client is guilty.

A SUBDUED air hung over the Central Criminal Court yesterday as the trial of Brian Kearney for the murder of his wife Siobhán moved towards its concluding stages.

IF Education Minister Mary Hanafin confirms that Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT) will not be upgraded to university status, then Social and Family Affairs Minister Martin Cullen must demonstrate his support for Waterford by resigning from the cabinet.

A DUBLIN businessman accused of murdering his wife told gardaí that he could not accept she had killed herself but denied being guilty of the crime.

Dublin electrical contractor Brian Kearney strangled his wife Siobhan with a vacuum cleaner flex and staged the scene to look like suicide, it was claimed in court today

A 50-year-old man accused of murdering of his wife in their south Dublin home almost two years ago will go on trial today.

THE mother of a teenage girl found dead at her family home last year has been sent forward for trial charged with her murder.

THE husband of strangled hotelier Siobhán Kearney has been released from custody to wait at home for trial for his wife’s murder.

THE husband of hotelier Siobhan Kearney who was found strangled to death over a year ago has been charged with her murder.

Gardaí in Dublin have charged a 50-year-old man in connection with the murder of Siobhan Kearney in the south of the city last year

THE family of a murdered Dublin mother still looking for answers about her death will gather in their parish church tonight to mark her first anniversary Mass.

THE FAMILY of murder victim Siobhan Kearney made an impassioned plea yesterday for her killer to be caught.

Gardaí in Dublin have released a 49-year-old man they had been questioning about the death of a woman in the south of the city earlier this week.

A 49-YEAR-OLD man was last night released without charge after been questioned about the death of a woman in Goatstown in south Dublin.

A 49-year-old man was arrested today by gardaí investigating the murder of a woman in south Dublin.