Finding of professional misconduct made against former deputy State pathologist Dr Khalid Jaber
Dr Khalid Jaber ‘displayed poor professional performance and professional misconduct’, a Medical Council fitness-to-practise committee has determined
Marie Cassidy
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Inquest into four-month-old baby’s death returns open verdict
Joshua Smith Murray’s mother was charged with his murder but died from natural causes before the case went to trial
Dr Marie Cassidy’s Life in Death: Bracingly direct Glaswegian makes easy listening of the grimmest of subjects
Podcast review: When asked her why she retired when she did, Cassidy refers to the murder of Ana Kriégel and a changing world
Marie Cassidy: ‘It’s the man in your bed you should be worried about, not the man under your bed’
Former state pathologist acknowledges that to do the stressful job: ‘You have to have a certain personality, a very odd personality’
Dr Cassidy’s Casebook: ‘Unfortunately, it could knock on anyone’s door’
Former state pathologist was met by two gardaí and a double murder when she arrived in Ireland from Glasgow in 1997
Mother of son who died following violent assault nine years ago pleads for answers
Jury returns narrative verdict following inquest into death of Vincent Maher (29)
Dancing with the Stars week 4: Cruella de Vil and her pirouetting pooch axed after a spotty 101 Dalmatians foxtrot
Television: ‘There was a section where you really lost control,’ Brian Redmond tells the second celebrity to be eliminated
Patrick Freyne: Just look at your da’s happy little face as he gets to say ‘Well I’ve never heard of him!’
Dancing with the Stars does a useful service for the households of grumpy das, distracting them much as one might use colourful mobiles with babies
Dancing with the Stars: ‘Could you have gotten trousers any tighter than that?’
The dancing juggernaut returns under a cloud about its future – not that you could tell from the performances of the celebrities
Dancing with the Stars 2023: Everything you need to know
Television: Get ready for some serious glitz and glam to light up Sunday nights as 11 celebrities battle it out to be crowned the champion dancer
Man in court over 2017 murder of Englishman in Skibbereen
Suspect (42) arrested in Co Tipperary charged with the murder of John Ustic
Murder pitch: How Netflix has sparked a wave of true crime on TV
The genre once seen as the tasteless rehash of tragic events has gone mainstream
Murdered gangland figure Eamon Kelly shot four times in the back, court hears
Two men plead not guilty to murder of Kelly in 2012
Minister appoints Dr Linda Mulligan as chief State pathologist
Dr Mulligan served as acting chief for 2½ years since retirement of Prof Marie Cassidy
Marie Cassidy: ‘People think they know me because I’ve a bit part on a TV show called the news’
Working as the chief state pathologist made Cassidy very well known, something she found ‘disconcerting’
Claire Byrne says she still suffers Covid-19 after-effects
An ‘early adopter’ of Covid-19 in March, she continued to broadcast through the illness
Eileen Flynn: ‘Travellers are anything but stupid’
The Senator and Traveller was speaking at the Women’s Podcast ‘Big Night In’ live event
Third attempt begins to fill chief State pathologist role
Position has remained unfilled for two years due to ‘worldwide shortage’ in specialists
Man found guilty of killing friend during row over pint in Co Cork pub
Michael Dineen convicted of Paddy O’Donnell’s manslaughter but cleared of murder
Man died from inhaling own blood and teeth, murder trial hears
Patrick O’Donnell was violently assaulted at pub in Mitchelstown, Co Cork in 2018
Take a new Vue of Irish art at the RHA
The National Contemporary Art Fair which opens in November will showcase the latest work from Irish artists
DotMD: bringing kindness back into the medical profession
This year’s conference aimed to reconnect health professionals with their humanity
Human bones found at recycling plant were “teaching aid”
Bones not being treated as suspicious, gardaí say
Human bones at Wicklow recycling facility where dead baby was found in 2016
Skull among items being tested following discovery, say gardaí
Ana Kriégel: The five things that convicted Boys A and B of murder
Much of the circumstantial evidence suggested guilt, but these key pieces stood out
Boy A’s defence wanted jury to consider manslaughter
Judge in Ana Kriégel trial found the defence application to be ‘artificial’ and ‘unrealistic’
Waterford hospital accused of trying to discredit pathologists
Hospital group denies claims by four doctors about sub-standard conditions at mortuary
Inquest jury finds GP’s disabled daughter died from natural causes
Verdict comes two years after Dr Bernadette Scully was found not guilty of the unlawful killing of Emily Barut
Caroline Dwyer awaits justice 10 years after son’s death in Bolivia
Bereft mother still fighting to prove that Michael's killing unlawful and unjustified
Innocent victim Martin O’Rourke ‘caught in the crossfire’
Inquest hears man was shot once in the head by gunman chasing his intended target
Prof Marie Cassidy to retire as State Pathologist
First woman in role called sense of humour vital in ‘grim world’ of forensic pathology
Autopsy rules Dublin man died of gunshot wound to head
Kenneth Finn (36) was shot at point blank range in Coolock last February
No charges to be brought in case of man shot dead in case of mistaken identity
Martin O’Rourke shot dead as part of the bloody Kinahan Hutch feud
Beekeeping, ballet and bridges: The benefits of hobbies for busy people
Paul Howard collects drones - the stinging type. State Pathologist Marie Cassidy dances. And Twitter MD Sinead McSweeney is a dab hand at crocheting baby blankets
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