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Eamonn Lillis
‘It’s a very slow burn trauma,’ says daughter of Celine Cawley
Georgia Lillis says support from her mother’s family and her work running an equine therapy school have helped her to cope since her mother was killed by her father in 2008
‘It’s more than the horses now’: North Co Dublin equine therapy centre searching for a new home
Owner Georgia Lillis, daughter of late Celine Cawley, says she has ‘to fight and find somewhere else for these children’
Murderer was entitled to €1m of dead husband’s pension
Committee told of need for law stopping killers benefiting financially
Proposed law on killers’ assets risks being struck down - experts
Bill preventing killers benefiting from victims’ estate may be deemed unconstitutional
Callous courtroom tactics against women put on trial by Marian Finucane
Radio Review: Presenter finds her old fire over sex assault cases as terms gender gap emerges
Trial over killing of Celine Cawley was ‘horrific’ for her family
Siblings recall trial at which their sister’s husband Eamonn Lillis was found guilty of manslaughter
Celine Cawley siblings call for legal reform of inheritance
Family endured ‘emotionally draining’ legal fight with Eamonn Lillis over joint assets
Refurbished Howth home with a dark past back on market for €2m
Tansy Lodge has been transformed since it was Rowan Hill, the former Howth home of Celine Cawley and husband Eamonn Lillis, convicted of her manslaughter in 2010
Criminal assets: Six Irish houses with dark pasts
Jessbrook, former home of convicted criminal John Gilligan, is ‘sale agreed’
New legislation to stop murderers inheriting victims’ property
Legislation clarifies succession laws in bid to ensure murderers do not benefit from crime
Shortage of funding for staff and facilities creates forensics in crisis
Immediate investment is needed in DNA testing and in other forms of forensics to avoid a catastrophe
Legal rule breaches ex-judge’s right to work, High Court told
Ex-High Court judge Barry White needs to work as barrister ‘due to economic necessity’
Barry White’s take-home pay decreased 38% in six years from 2008
As a High Court judge appointed before 2012, Mr White’s salary in his final years on the bench was €191,306
Attempt to prevent killers benefiting from crime
Law Reform Commission legislation would address concerns noted in Eamonn Lillis case
Gardaí to investigate assault on nurse in Wheatfield Prison
Convicted murder Jeffrey Dumbrell punched female nurse in face during cell visit
Jennifer O’Connell: Stalking Lillis not in public interest
What exactly were the teams of reporters at Dublin Airport expecting Lillis to do?
Eamonn Lillis case exposes major gaps in law on property
Property rights versus rule that a person should not benefit from his own crime
Eamonn Lillis case: A media frenzy from the outset
Release from prison echoes coverage of Celine Cawley’s death and 2010 trial
Eamonn Lillis retained in prison after early release cancelled
Former TV executive, convicted of killing wife, has temporary release order withdrawn
Eamonn Lillis to be freed after serving sentence for killing wife
Former television executive had told gardaí an intruder attacked Celine Cawley
Deficiencies in succession law must be addressed
Cawley v Lillis demonstrated need to make legal provision for the transfer of property interests in such scenarios
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