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Wife killer Joe O'Reilly now works as binman and has keen interest in Graham Dwyer's appeal

Joe O’Reilly was similarly convicted over crucial mobile phone evidence

Dublin Live

The photo of a real life Garda hero at work that inspired a crime reporter to write a gritty novel set in Dublin

'The photograph was the starting point for the entire story, I always knew I would use it as the basis for a novel,' Michael O’Toole said in an interview to mark the publication of his first novel.

Irish Mirror

Unseen photo shows Graham Dwyer celebrating 40th birthday weeks after murdering Elaine O'Hara as he turns 50 in prison

Exclusive: Family and friends were sitting alongside a monster who had just committed one of Ireland’s most calculated killings

Irish Mirror

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Murderer Graham Dwyer's professional address as architect switched to Laois where he is jailed

Despite not being able to work as an architect in jail, Dwyer for now cannot be taken off the register despite having his membership of the RIAI revoked.

Irish Mirror

Wife killer Joe O’Reilly was moved jails after inmates warned he would be 'cut up' for 's**t stirring'

Sources said he had wanted a move to the progression unit at Mountjoy or back to Arbour Hill where he used to be housed.

Irish Mirror

Wife killer Joe O'Reilly moved jails after inmates threaten to 'cut him up'

The evil 6ft 5in brute was allegedly trying to cause tension and fights between other prisoners

Dublin Live

'Pain in the a***' wife killer Joe O'Reilly moved to new prison to 'reflect on bad behaviour'

Exclusive: Sources say there has been a frequent 'clash of personalities' between Joe O’Reilly and several prisoners in Wheatfield - leading prison bosses to conclude it was best for him to be moved

Irish Mirror

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Wife killer Joe O'Reilly constant 'disruptive' behaviour forces move from Dublin prison

Tragic Rachel Callaly was brutally beaten to death by O’Reilly in their home in Naul, Dublin, on October 4, 2004

Dublin Live

Wife killer Joe O'Reilly moved from Wheatfield to the Midlands prison after 'falling out' with other prisoners

The infamous killer, who is serving a life sentence for the killing of his wife at their home in Naul in October 2004, is now housed in the same prison as sex-crazed monster Graham Dwyer.

Irish Mirror

Nadine Lott's killer who 'showed no remorse' moved to new prison after death threats

Evil Daniel Murtagh, who showed no remorse over the brutal murder which shocked the nation, is now being held in the Midlands Prison with fellow convicted murderers Graham Dwyer and Mark Nash

Irish Mirror

Nadine Lott's murderer Daniel Murtagh moved to midlands prison after death threats

Evil Daniel Murtagh who showed no remorse over the brutal murder which shocked the nation, is now being held in the Midlands Prison with fellow convicted murderers Graham Dwyer and Mark Nash

Dublin Live

Graham Dwyer's appeal against Elaine O'Hara murder conviction could go ahead this year

Submissions on behalf of Dwyer will be filed by July 15

Irish Mirror

Justice Minister Helen McEntee speaks out as Cabinet approves emergency law to counter Graham Dwyer's European court win

In April, murderer Dwyer won a landmark case at the European Court of Justice which ruled that Ireland’s system of retaining and accessing mobile phone metadata breaches EU law

Irish Mirror

Criminologist warns Graham Dwyer 'won’t be able to control fetishes' and 'will try to feed his urges' if freed

Forensic criminologist John O’Keefe believes Dwyer will quickly re-establish himself in the BDSM community if he is released from prison on appeal

Irish Mirror

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Ian Bailey makes formal complaint to gardai about 'nasty' online troll abuse

Exclusive: Mr Bailey, who is accused in France of the murder of Sophie Toscan Du Plantier in Schull, Co Cork 25 years ago, spoke to us in light of a recent European Court ruling that determined that Ireland’s system of retaining and accessing mobile phone metadata breaches EU law

Irish Mirror

Evil serial killer Mark Nash refused transfer from high security Midlands prison to 'cushy' Arbour Hill

Nash will likely die in jail after his application to the European Court of Human Rights over his conviction for the Grangegorman murders was rejected in 2020

Irish Mirror

Smug Graham Dwyer has 'spring in his step' in prison as he sports new haircut following EU court win

EXCLUSIVE: The 49-year-old is a happier man on the A3 landing in the Midlands Prison following his victory at the ECJ, sources said

Irish Mirror

Kenny Egan and Mary Lou McDonald call for profits from Kinahan house sale to be given to drug task forces

This week the Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) seized ownership of an over €1M mansion in Saggart, South Co Dublin, which it said was under the control of the Kinahan cartel.

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Mother of Rachel Callaly claims Graham Dwyer verdict is 'green light for murderers'

Rose's daughter Rachel was brutally murdered by her husband Joe O’Reilly in 2004

Dublin Live

Smug killer Graham Dwyer has 'spring in step' after appeal boost

He is currently serving life for the murder of Elaine O'Hara in 2012

The Independent UK

Data retention used in Graham Dwyer murder case breached EU law, court rules

Graham Dwyer was convicted of the murder of childcare worker Elaine O’Hara.

Dublin Live

Graham Dwyer privacy case sees EU court rule in favour of convicted murderer

Mobile phone data was used prominently by the prosecution in Dwyer's trial for the murder of Elaine O'Hara

Irish Mirror

EU Court of Justice rules in favour of Graham Dwyer in privacy case

Mobile phone data was used prominently by the prosecution in Dwyer's trial for the murder of childcare worker Elaine O'Hara in 2015

Irish Mirror

Former pen pal of killer Graham Dwyer hoping to reconnect if he's released from prison

The killer could possibly be freed, if the ECH rules that phone evidence used in his high-profile murder trial was unconstitutional, with a ruling due on April 5

Dublin Live

Killer Graham Dwyer's pen pal vows to reconnect if he gets out of prison

Dwyer is currently serving a life sentence for the murder of Elaine O’Hara in August 2012

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