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

The full story of Ian Bailey’s conviction in a French court and the next steps in the legal battle

Bailey fears dying in prison for murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier

Rosie Shelley told court Ian Bailey said ‘I did it, I did it’ while discussing French woman’s death

Warrant issued after Bailey was convicted in France of Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder

Bailey confirms he failed roadside breathalyser test but passed in Garda station

UL lecturer Dr Andrea Ryan believes matter likely to end up before Supreme Court again

Toscan du Plantier family lawyer expects ruling to be appealed to Supreme Court

After conviction in France, English man calls on ‘somebody... to admit they know it wasn’t me’

Violence of a fox stalking sheep key idea in writings by murdered French woman

English journalist sentenced to 25 years in absentia, arrest warrant to be issued

Bailey convicted in absentia of 1996 murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier

Murder of French film producer near Schull in 1996 has never been solved

Agnes Thomas tells court in Paris she warned her friend against meeting ‘weird guy’

French authorities are understood to have written to 33 witnesses

He pleaded with those asked by French authorities to travel to France to testify at trial next week of Ian Bailey to do so