Friday 30 October 2026Compiled from published reports. Every claim links to its source.

Ireland Crime

Every case followed from the first report to the sentence, or to where the reporting stopped.

Case No. 16819Murder

Domestic abuser fails in appeal against conviction for wife's murder

A man described as a violent domestic abuser was convicted of murdering his wife. According to an extra.ie report published on 27 June 2024, he failed in an appeal to overturn that conviction. The articles give no date or place for the killing, the trial or the appeal, and no names for either person. The latest development is the failed appeal against conviction.

  1. Reportednot reported
  2. Arrestednot reported
  3. Chargednot reported
  4. In court27 Jun
  5. Verdict
  6. Sentenced
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Key facts

consolidated from all reports
What happened
A man described as a violent domestic abuser was convicted of murdering his wife.
In court
The man failed in a bid to overturn his murder conviction on appeal.
Other details
  • The victim was the man's wife.
  • The articles do not name the man or his wife.
  • No nationality is stated for the man or his wife.
  • The body text of the only article is unrendered page template code, so only the headline is available.
When
  • The extra.ie report on the appeal was published on 27 June 2024.
  • The articles give no date for the killing, the trial or the appeal.
Where
The articles give no location for the killing, the trial or the appeal.
Charges
The articles give no details of the charge or the trial.
Sentence
The articles give no sentence details.
1 statements extracted from the articles
  • courtA violent domestic abuser failed in a bid to overturn his conviction for his wife's murder. (extra.ie)

The reporting

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  1. 27 Jun2024
    In courtextra.ie, first report
    Violent domestic abuser fails in bid to overthrow conviction for wife's murder

    The article body is unrendered page template code. The only substantive content is the headline. It gives no date, place, names or court details, and the Irish location is inferred from the extra.ie outlet.

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