Graham Dwyer ruling: does it make his conviction unsafe?
ECJ ruling will boost his appeal against conviction, but he has obstacles to overcome
Graham Dwyer ruling will force criminal investigation to ‘reinvent itself’
Ruling will change working methods rather than set back investigations, say gardaí
The Irish Times view on the Graham Dwyer court decision: it had been coming
The Government cannot be surprised by a European court decision that it was warned about eight years ago
Graham Dwyer court victory has potential consequences for crime across Europe
Few expect Dwyer to benefit personally from ECJ’s mobile phone metadata ruling
Mobile phone data used in Graham Dwyer case in breach of EU law, court rules
Judgment has potentially significant adverse implications for fight against serious crime
Tom Niland assault inquiry ‘in no way hampered’ by Graham Dwyer data case
Concerns in Sligo that killer’s unrelated action may block search for stolen phone ‘unfounded’
The Irish Times view on violence against women: the right to live without fear
The moment calls for zero tolerance towards male violence and aggression
Give me a crash course in... the Graham Dwyer data case
Senior judicial adviser to ECJ gave opinion that Irish data regime breaches EU law
Graham Dwyer case: State knew of data law problems for years, expert says
ECJ adviser’s opinion has serious implications for prosecution of serious crime in EU
Dwyer conviction would survive ECJ ruling on mobile phone data, garda sources suggest
Concern that new restrictions would have profound impact on future investigations
ECJ adviser’s opinion on Dwyer data could have huge implications
Retention of phone location data only permitted for serious national security threats
Garda develop workaround to obtain mobile data following Dwyer ruling
Investigators using search warrants to obtain data in serious criminal matters
Could Graham Dwyer win his appeal?
In the News podcast: How a series of legal rulings help and hinder his case
Strangulation is not just some private kink
Violence towards women during sex is just good old-fashioned misogyny
Judge recuses himself from Dwyer case at last minute after 'forgetting' he spoke in favour of law
Failure to disclose Seanad debate participation was ‘genuine oversight’, Eugene Regan says
Graham Dwyer phones used as ‘personal tracking devices’, lawyer argues at European Court
European Court of Justice hears submissions from 14 EU states on aspect of data law
Irish murder case entangled in EU data power struggle
Phone data crucial in identifying Graham Dwyer as suspect in murder of Elaine O’Hara
Graham Dwyer challenge and Lisa Smith trial to feature in new law term
Appeals over Ana Kriégel and Adrian Donohoe murders also to be heard
Graham Dwyer phone data ruling due before European court
Ruling could have impact on killer’s bid to overturn conviction for murder of Elaine O’Hara
Graham Dwyer, ‘Mr Moonlight’ and Leaving Cert grades: Big Irish court cases in 2021
In court: the Kevin Lunney assault, Michael Lynn’s trial and Cervical Check claims
Seema Banu postmortem result would not prevent a murder charge – gardaí
Gardaí strongly suspect the death of mother of two was a murder
Fintan O’Toole: Our Government should be a fox. It is actually a snake
In a fast world, our slow government gradually digests issues it swallowed years ago
Concern over Graham Dwyer phone records case a crisis of State’s own making
Net Results: Government has known data retention framework is unlawful for years
State set to lose European court case over Graham Dwyer’s mobile phone records
Convicted killer had challenged use of phone data showing how he planned murder
Dwyer referral could delay 2,000 abuse investigations
Garda source describes decision as among worst possible outcome for such inquiries
Explainer: absence of clear law on data retention key to Dwyer appeal
Dwyer’s lawyers argued State has failed to properly respond to striking down of data directive
Court to deliver judgment on Graham Dwyer’s phone data
Decision to have potentially huge implications for State’s fight against crime
Graham Dwyer phone data appeal ruling due next week
Appeal could assist Dwyer to overturn his conviction for murder of Elaine O’Hara
Missing torso a setback to Mulready-Woods murder inquiry
Pathologists cannot establish cause of death, making case much harder to solve
Graham Dwyer and Angela Kerins appeals among major cases of 2020
Women are at the centre of several important cases in the higher courts this year
A 23-year investigation: What next for the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder case?
The full story of Ian Bailey’s conviction in a French court and the next steps in the legal battle
Supreme Court reserves judgment in Graham Dwyer case
State appealing key phone data ruling which could help murderer to overturn conviction
State advancing ‘worst case’ scenario in appeal over Graham Dwyer’s phone data
Murderer wants to dispute admissibility of call data in attempt to overturn conviction
Hundreds of online child abuse investigations on hold pending Dwyer ruling
Gardaí cannot obtain mobile data warrants as a result of High Court decision last year
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