Ian Bailey

Criticism of approach of gardaí voiced almost from the start of the investigation, with identification of Ian Bailey as a suspect also dogged by controversy

Former detective inspector Pat Marry says new investigation team should have been established rather than ‘cold case reviews’ carried out

Pierre-Louis Baudey-Vignaud comments for first time since death of Ian Bailey on Sunday

Artist, who was Bailey’s partner for three decades, remains convinced he was innocent of murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier

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Death of chief suspect in Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder leaves family fearful ‘we will never reach the full truth’

Sophie Toscan du Plantier's murder in 1996 led to Bailey being identified as a suspect, but he repeatedly denied any involvement in incident

For nearly three decades the Cork-based journalist, originally from England, was the chief suspect in the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier

Former journalist, originally from England, understood to have had a heart attack in Bantry on Sunday

Murdered filmmaker’s uncle asks how Englishman knew where his niece parked her car after sighting in Schull shop two days before her killing, 27 years ago today

Chief suspect in Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder contacted gardaí in Bantry over assault

The West Cork artist was not interviewed by the makers of the Netflix documentary series

Frank Buttimer supports Garda decision to hold cold case review into 1996 murder

Cork murder of French film-maker in 1996 has received massive international attention

Woman says Ian Bailey discussed being seen at Kealfadda Bridge

Detectives begin scoping exercise around investigation into 1996 west Cork death

Journalist says bereaved family mistaken in the belief that responsibility rests with him

Joyce, Brexit, Kabul and Sophie Toscan du Plantier among wide variety of topics

‘We will never let you down’ says French president after discussion with Taoiseach

Man told gardaí that Jules Thomas spoke about bloodied clothes after Toscan du Plantier murder

There are 40 unsolved murders of women in Ireland since 1996. The obsession with one case is a way of avoiding this truth

Lawyers for murdered French woman challenge Bailey to present evidence at a new trial

Netflix series to air this week as ‘new information’ is passed to gardaí by Jim Sheridan

Two new documentaries have put the west Cork village of Schull back in the spotlight

Review: It makes Sophie Toscan du Plantier the main character, and has strong views on the case

Trailer confirms his view that documentary will seek to demonise him, Bailey says

TV review: ‘Murder at the Cottage : The Search for Justice for Sophie’ is captivating

Sky to remove contributions after family object to documentary’s take on Ian Bailey

‘Can you explain to me, why is this man free?’ one woman asks about Ian Bailey

Bailey has written to Garda Commissioner alleging a conspiracy to frame him for killing

Former journalist (64) also fined€700 after conviction for three drug related offences

Family of murdered French woman (39) mark 24th anniversary of killing

Makers of three-part series say they have exclusive access to murdered French woman’s family

Uncle says Ireland is protecting Ian Bailey even though he was convicted in France

Mr Justice Burns orders that Bailey can recover his legal costs from the State

Alain Spilliaert says good grounds for appealing recent High Court decision

As long as the Ian Bailey show goes on, Sophie Toscan du Plantier remains lost in the story

State can appeal judgment prohibiting Bailey’s extradition to France to serve sentence

Bailey facing extradition to France in relation to death of Sophie Toscan du Plantier

French authorities seeking his surrender in relation to Sophie Toscan du Plantier death