Dwyer challenge on data retention beginning, not end of appeal
High Court told sole purpose of data retention law challenge is to show breach of rights
Crime investigations ‘virtually impossible’ if data law removed
Dwyer legal challenge told retained data needed against ‘under the radar’ criminals
Graham Dwyer granted legal aid certificate ‘in event of an appeal’
Case, which must be lodged in 21 days, may focus on phone records and questioning
Elaine O’Hara’s family tell court ‘for us there is no parole’
Graham Dwyer receives a life sentence for his ‘chilling and premeditated murder’
Victims’ group calls for minimum tariffs for life-sentence murderers
Family of Elaine O’Hara offered condolences by Garda Commissioner Nóirín O’Sullivan
We will carry many unanswered questions for the rest of our lives, says Elaine O’Hara’s family
Judge sentences Graham Dwyer to life in jail, says be thankful a dangerous man is out of the way
Dwyer appeal likely to focus on phone data and questioning
Grounds for appeal, to be heard within the year, were laid throughout trial
Option of manslaughter ruled out by Dwyer at close of evidence
Judge said he agreed with guilty verdict ‘110 per cent’ and sentence will be on April 20th
Dwyer jury asks to see knives and reservoir items
Judge orders that there should be no publication of juror names or details
Jury in Dwyer trial to continue its deliberations
Judge emphasises gravity of undertaking: ‘It’s over to you. And I wish you well’
Dwyer: Acquittal if reasonable possibility of suicide, jury told
‘Suicidal thoughts were there, and there very close to the end,’ says Mr Justice Tony Hunt
Graham Dwyer trial judge cites significance of phone evidence
Jury told to make an ‘antiseptic decision’ on murder accused by Mr Justice Tony Hunt
Jury in O’Hara murder trial told to let shock at video clips ‘drift away’
Judge says proof of having unusual fantasies does not constitute a crime, and that the jury has one question to consider: whether Graham Dwyer is guilty of the crime of murder
Graham Dwyer trial told of ‘gaping chasm’ in evidence
‘Not a screed of evidence’ about cause of death, says defence in closing statement
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